Join Barkha Dutt as she delves into the high-stakes political battleground of Bangalore Rural, where two formidable families, those of Deputy Chief Minister Dk Shivakumar and former Prime Minister Deve Gowda, lock horns in a fiercely contested electoral race. At the forefront of this electoral spectacle is Dr. Manjunath, one of India's leading cardiologists and now a BJP candidate, challenging DK Shivakumar's brother for the seat. In this gripping video, Barkha Dutt sits down for lunch with the 91-year-old political stalwart Deve Gowda, who despite his age, remains active on the campaign trail alongside Dr. Manjunath. Explore the intricacies of power, legacy, and ambition as these political titans vie for control in Bangalore Rural.
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