Mahalakshmi Layout MLA N L Narendra Babu

N L Narendra Babu, INC, won the 2008 Assembly elections from Mahalakshmi Layout by a margin of about 3200 votes. This former corporator and two time MLA is active in the Assembly, read more about his performance, funds utilisation and reports during his tenure

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