Karnataka : The Congress is back with a resounding victory in the Karnataka elections. Congress has won 136 out of 224 seats while BJP has got 65 seats, JDS 19 seats and independents 4 seats. After the formation of the BJP government in the country, the Congress did not get such a big victory in any major state. In this election, the people of Karnataka have definitely told that they do not want a government of hatred and division but a government that solves their real issues. After the humiliating defeat of the BJP in the Karnataka elections, one thing is certain that the people of the country now want a change. BJP got this message from South India that the people of South India have rejected the politics of hatred. There has been love and brotherhood here for centuries, which will continue in the future as well.
#WATCH | Shimla, Himachal Pradesh | "The most important thing is that the politics that attempts to divert people's attention and doesn't speak of public issues will not work anymore in this country. We saw this in Himachal and Karnataka. People want discussion on their issues… pic.twitter.com/IIClK72fIL
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On this, Shiv Sena’s Uddhav Thackeray leader and MP Sanjay Raut made PM Modi and Amit Shah responsible for this bad defeat of BJP and said- Bajrangbali’s mace went on BJP only.
#WATCH अगर कांग्रेस कर्नाटक में जीत रही है तो यह PM मोदी और अमित शाह की हार है।अपनी हार को देखते हुए उन्होंने बजरंग बली को मैदान में उतारा लेकिन उनकी गदा भाजपा पर ही पड़ गई। कर्नाटक में वही हो रहा है जो 2024 में होगा: उद्धव गुट के नेता संजय राउत, मुंबई#KarnatakaElectionResults pic.twitter.com/N1clUFOenU
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The Congress has won a decisive victory in the Karnataka assembly elections, but another battle looms large over it, that of the Chief Minister’s post. i.e. Who will become the Chief Minister?, there are many claimants in the party but two have the strongest claim on it, one former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and the other one Gandhi family loyalist DK Shivakumar. However, considering the many upcoming electoral contests, the party is unlikely to get any surprises.
