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Kerala Karunya Plus KN-402 lottery result 2022: First prize winner gets Rs 80 lakh, check full list here | Here’s how to claim prize money

You can check the result by clicking on the official website of the Kerala State Lottery Department- keralalotteryresult.net. Apart from these, the results are also published in the Kerala Government Gazette.

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Karunya KR-536 Kerala lottery result

Kerala Lottery State Department has announced the winners of the Karunya Plus KN-402 lottery on January 6 at 3 pm at Gorky Bhavan, near Bakery Junction, in the state capital Thiruvananthapuram.

The winner of the first prize is PJ 839676 and will be getting Rs 80 lakh. The winner of the second prize is PG 790013 and will be getting Rs 10 lakh. The winners of the third prize are PA 504902 PB 795956 PC 255310 PD 385147 PE 758296 PF 357737 PG 489863 PH 169409 PJ 927855 PK 830096 PL 604259 PM 765759 and will get Rs 1 lakh.

You can check the result by clicking on the official website of the Kerala State Lottery Department- keralalotteryresult.net. Apart from these, the results are also published in the Kerala Government Gazette.

Here’s the list of winners.

The winners of the consolation prize are PA 839676 PB 839676 PC 839676 PD 839676 PE 839676 PF 839676 PG 839676 PH 839676 PK 839676 PL 839676 PM 839676 and will get Rs 8,000.

The fourth prize winners are 0041 0620 1393 1726 2748 3628 4530 4903 6759 6797 6903 7148 7323 8494 8660 8945 9143 9759 and will get Rs 5000.

The fifth prize winners are 0167 0337 0491 0988 0993 2042 2380 2639 2667 2773 2809 3091 3121 3315 3449 3979 4946 5181 5202 5552 5669 5823 5938 6052 6112 6752 7188 7553 7725 7809 8047 8148 9142 9660 and will get Rs 1000.

The sixth prize winners are 0007 0192 0219 0848 0904 1010 1179 1303 1349 1596 1621 1693 1744 2001 2005 2036 2097 2215 2335 2433 2613 3005 3082 3357 3379 3653 3689 3761 3833 3893 3924 4001 4081 4087 4321 4489 4569 4584 4769 4916 4981 5248 5431 5474 6092 6324 6337 6365 6398 6509 6689 6751 6758 6819 6911 6963 7259 7661 7702 7890 7973 8026 8296 8322 8460 8576 8667 8834 8870 8890 8930 9303 9428 9463 9474 9497 9709 9748 9857 9979 and will get Rs 500.

The seventh prize winners are 0067 0112 0126 0146 0183 0330 0529 0655 0749 0902 0931 0968 1063 1187 1321 1402 1440 1549 1551 1568 1594 1626 1700 1781 1891 1894 2196 2313 2330 2453 2474 2493 2652 2705 2727 2917 2935 2944 3023 3186 3240 3364 3396 3432 3454 3483 3502 3514 3564 3611 3621 4011 4064 4074 4103 4127 4167 4229 4597 4705 4845 5107 5120 5124 5157 5462 5491 5695 5750 5758 5811 5813 5835 5843 5899 5924 6119 6206 6228 6237 6255 6328 6381 6457 6710 6762 6772 6861 6920 6924 6929 7057 7135 7272 7456 7461 7527 7529 7699 7783 7861 7867 7877 7908 8014 8243 8318 8563 8707 8786 8838 8855 8894 8899 8916 8921 8946 9036 9053 9057 9232 9421 9422 9484 9499 9819 and will get Rs 100.

How to claim prize money?

Winners of the Karunya Plus KN-402 lucky draw must check the Kerala lottery results published in the Kerala Government Gazette to verify their winning tickets.

They must report to the Kerala lottery office in Thiruvananthapuram with their tickets and identification evidence within 30 days if they find their ticket number in the published gazette.

The verification process should be completed within 30 days following the announcement of the results.

Those who have won less than Rs 5,000 in a lottery can claim their reward money at any lottery shop in Kerala.

Those who have won more than Rs 5,000 must present their tickets to a bank or government lottery office with their identification papers in order to make a claim.

Where can you purchase the Kerala Lottery Ticket?

The first lottery department was set up in 1967 in Kerala and released its first lottery ticket on November 1 the same year. The ticket valued at Re 1 carried the first prize of Rs 50,000. The first draw took place on January 26, 1968.

The department now rolls out seven weekly lotteries—Pratheeksha, Dhanasree, Win-Win, Akshaya, Bhagyanidhi, Karunya, and Pournami lotteries—and six bumper lotteries.

Interested candidates can participate in the lottery by purchasing tickets from any Taluk lottery office in the state, which cost Rs 40 each. Punalur (Kollam district), Kattappana (Idukki district), and Thamarassery (Thamarassery district) are the three lottery offices in Kerala (Kozhikode district).

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Akhilesh Yadav says BJP orchestrated Sambhal violence to cover up byelection malpractice

He said that impartial investigations would reveal that many voters were unable to cast their ballots and that someone else had fraudulently voted in their place.

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Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Sunday accused the BJP government of orchestrating the violence in Uttar Pradesh’s Sambhal district during a mosque survey, claiming it was a ploy to distract from electoral malpractice.

Yadav, the former chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, also alleged incidents of electronic booth capturing during the recently concluded bypolls for nine Assembly seats in the state, suggesting that a forensic examination of the electronic voting machines (EVMs) by the Election Commission could provide clarity on the situation.

Earlier in the day, the Uttar Pradesh Police used tear gas to disperse the crowd after it got violent and started stone pelting as tension escalated during a second survey of the Mughal-era mosque, claimed to be originally the site of an ancient Hindu temple. At least ten people were detained following the violent clash.

The local administration said that a second survey, led by an “Advocate Commissioner” as part of a court-mandated examination of the disputed area, commenced around 7 AM, attracting a gathering crowd.

Yadav made the statement a day after the results of the UP bypolls, where the Samajwadi Party secured only two seats, while the BJP and its ally, the RLD, won seven, including the Kundarki seat, which has a significant Muslim population.

“A serious incident took place in Sambhal, where a survey team was intentionally sent in the morning to disrupt election discussions. Their goal was to create chaos and prevent any debate on election-related issues,” Yadav claimed.

He said that several individuals were injured in the Sambhal violence, with one fatality, and questioned the need for a new survey conducted without proper preparation, especially when a previous survey had already been completed.

The Samajwadi Party chief said, “I won’t delve into legalities, but the other side wasn’t given a fair hearing. This was clearly designed to incite emotions and distract from conversations about electoral fraud.”

Yadav asserted that the events in Sambhal were a deliberate act by the BJP to divert attention from the alleged electoral irregularities. “In a true democracy, victory should come from the people, not the system. The kind of democracy the BJP is establishing ensures that the system prevails over the voters,” he stated.

He said that impartial investigations would reveal that many voters were unable to cast their ballots and that someone else had fraudulently voted in their place.

He charged that on election day, the police and administration removed nearly all of the Samajwadi Party’s booth agents and many supporters eager to vote. “If voters were shut out, who actually cast the votes? If our party’s votes didn’t reach those booths and our candidate received no support, then who voted there? This is a serious concern,” he said.

Yadav also pointed out discrepancies with polling slips, alleging the presence of both red-marked and regular slips, which he claimed led to discriminatory practices on voting day. Haji Rizwan, the Samajwadi Party candidate for Kundarki, echoed the same claims, stating that his supporters faced barriers to voting. BJP’s Ramveer Singh won the Kundarki bypoll by a notable margin of over 145,000 votes.

Yadav said that a victory gained through deceit is nothing but an illusion that ultimately burdens those who orchestrated it. “This entire act has been staged by the BJP. Such a victory only morally weakens those who achieve it and dulls their conscience,” he said.

He questioned how one can uphold democracy when the government and administration themselves engage in oppression. “This dishonesty is not a new phenomenon. Election rigging has become their standard operating procedure, and the evidence has been captured on camera. Even an MLA faced humiliation,” the former chief minister alleged.

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Former CJI Chandrachud removed fear of law from political defectors, claims Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut

 “If he would have given a timely verdict in disqualification petition of Shiv Sena (UBT), the scenario in Maharashtra would have been different. History will never forgive him,” he said. 

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Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut on Sunday criticised former Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud, accusing him of undermining the rule of law for politicians who switched parties in Maharashtra.

This statement from Raut follows his party’s disappointing performance in the recent state Assembly elections, where they secured only 20 out of the 95 seats contested within the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) alliance. The results for the alliance’s partners were similarly poor, with Congress winning 16 of 101 seats and the NCP (SP) claiming just 10 of the 86 seats they contested for.

Raut asserted that by failing to rule on the disqualification petitions, Chandrachud enabled defections to occur freely.

Speaking to reporters, Raut said: “Chandrachud has eradicated the fear of the law among defectors. His actions will be remembered negatively in history.”

After the split of the Shiv Sena in 2022, the faction led by Uddhav Thackeray filed petitions in the Supreme Court seeking the disqualification of MLAs who defected to join Eknath Shinde. The Supreme Court subsequently assigned the responsibility to the Assembly Speaker, who earlier this year ruled that the Shinde-led faction represented the real political party.

Raut said the result of the Maharashtra Assembly election 2024 could have been different if Chandrachud had not delayed the decisions regarding disqualification petitions.

 “If he would have given a timely verdict in disqualification petition of Shiv Sena (UBT), the scenario in Maharashtra would have been different. History will never forgive him,” he said. 

“The choice of Maharashtra’s Chief Minister will be dictated by the Gujarat lobby. Perhaps the swearing-in ceremony should take place in Gujarat instead of Maharashtra,” he said. Additionally, Raut credited the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) for their role in the success of the Mahayuti coalition, alleging that their aggressive campaigning techniques significantly influenced the election results.

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At all-party meet, Congress demands discussion on Adani, Manipur in Parliament winter session

The winter session of Parliament is scheduled to continue until December 20, with no sessions planned for November 26 in observance of Constitution Day.

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In the customary all-party meeting convened by the government ahead of the winter session of Parliament on Sunday, the Congress demanded that the BJP-led central government discuss allegations against the Adani Group and the Manipur violence.

Congress leader Pramod Tiwari said that his party demanded discussions on issues such as the Adani Group bribery allegations, the Manipur crisis, pollution, and train accidents in the parliamentary session, which is starting on Monday.

Union Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Kiren Rijiju announced during a press conference that an all-party meeting was held to discuss the upcoming winter session of Parliament. A total of 42 political representatives were present, consisting of 30 party leaders and party floor leaders, each contributing their suggestions, he added.

Rijiju stated that these suggestions would be reviewed with the business advisory committee and the Speakers of both Houses to determine which issues would be addressed in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. He emphasised the desire for constructive and peaceful discussions in both Houses.

Speaking to the media after the meeting, Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi highlighted several key issues raised by the Congress and the INDIA alliance during the meeting. He pointed out that a significant concern was the financial sector scam recently highlighted by the US government, urging the BJP-led NDA government to provide clear answers regarding the matter.

Regarding the issues discussed, AAP leader Sanjay Singh noted that corruption related to the Adani group was damaging India’s global reputation and warranted further discussions.

He also mentioned the ongoing violence in Manipur, which has persisted for a year and a half without government intervention. Additionally, Singh said he raised concerns about irregularities during the Uttar Pradesh bypolls, where voters faced intimidation, questioning the integrity of the electoral process.

Singh expressed skepticism about the government’s claim to implement the Waqf Bill without awaiting the Joint Parliamentary Committee’s report.

SAD leader Harsimrat Kaur Badal said she brought to attention several issues concerning farmers, stating that they are being exploited by a central government, receiving less than the minimum support price (MSP) for their crops.

She noted that a significant percentage of DAP fertiliser supplied by the Centre is reportedly fake, and highlighted concerns regarding land transfers to Haryana in Chandigarh, which violate the Punjab Reorganization Act.

In the meeting, Badal also criticised the forced acquisition of farmland for the Bharatmala Expressway and suggested that there may be a collaborative effort between the Centre and the Opposition to stall House proceedings, emphasising that the responsibility to manage the House lies with the government.

The Congress party, which is the largest Opposition party in the House, is expected to prioritise discussions on the situation in the Northeast, the ongoing border tensions at the Line of Actual Control, and allegations surrounding businessman Gautam Adani.

The government has prepared 16 bills for consideration, including the Waqf Amendment Bill, which is under review by the Joint Parliamentary Committee.

Moreover, there may be discussions regarding the contentious ‘One Nation, One Election’ proposal, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi has supported as a means to optimise resources and enhance democracy, although it has faced opposition from Congress.

The winter session of Parliament is scheduled to continue until December 20, with no sessions planned for November 26 in observance of Constitution Day.

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