Kolar District - Member of Legislative Assembly From Kolar District

Member of Legislative Assembly From Kolar District

  • Varthur Prakash - MLA of Kolar
  • Es.EN.Krishinah Shetty, Malur
  • Y.Sampangi, K.G.F
  • Narayanswamy, Bangarpet
  • Amaresha, Mulbagal
  • Venkatashivareddy, Srinivaspur

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