International Desk: Congress is far ahead of the BJP in the Karnataka assembly election primary result. However, in some constituencies, there is a fierce fight between the Congress and the BJP. Congress is ahead in Karnataka as of last news. 113 seats are required to form the government in the 224-member assembly.
Congress is now ahead by 117 seats. BJP leads in 71 seats. Former Prime Minister Deve Gowda’s JDS is ahead in 30 seats. If this trend of back-and-forth continues, the Congress may once again form the government in Karnataka. But it will take some time for the situation to become clear.
As of writing this report, Congress is going to get 37 more seats than last time. If this trend continues, they can wrest 30 seats from the BJP and seven from the JDS. Congress has also managed to increase its vote share by five percent from last time.
Karnataka is the state of Congress President Mallikarjun Kharg. He bit the groundstate of Congress President Mallikarjun Kharg. He bit the ground. Rahul Gandhi also gave 12 days to Karnataka. Priyanka Gandhi held 26 public meetings and road shows. Even Sonia Gandhi, after a long campaign, campaigned for votes.
Most importantly, the state Congress leaders are very strong in Karnataka. Pradesh Congress President Sivakumar is a very efficient organizer. Former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has a popular base. Before the polls, former BJP chief minister Jagdish Shettar and deputy chief minister Savadi joined the Congress and contested the polls.
On the other hand, Prime Minister Modi was the biggest face in the BJP’s campaign. He and Amit Shah have done the most public meetings and road shows. There was a lot of anger among state leaders over the nomination. And according to polls, people’s anger was about corruption, a lack of jobs, and the cost of goods. Source: Deutsche Welle.
