Karnataka assembly election results 2023

'Modi is not invincible': How Opposition leaders reacted to Congress' Karnataka victory TMC MP Mahua Moitra tweeted, ‘Thank you Karnataka. For choosing LPG over Bajrang Baliji.’ The CPI (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation's general secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya said that the victory has set the stage for the forthcoming elections Opposition leaders on Saturday lauded the Congress for its victory in Karnataka and thanked the people of the state, saying that this win has showed that “Modi is not invincible”. “Pro-poor promises and secular stance helped TMC MP Mahua Moitra tweeted, “Thank you Karnataka. For choosing LPG over Bajrangbaliji.” Karnataka: BJP launches helpline number to provide legal assistance to karyakartas registered under 'false cases' With wrestlers’ agitation gaining momentum, Centre just can’t afford to look the other way — Mahua Moitra (@MahuaMoitra) CPI (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation general secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya also thanked the people of the state for the mandate. "Thank you #Karnataka for giving such a fitting rebuff to not just the corrupt and non-performing Bommai regime but to the hate-filled and arrogant Modi-Shah-Yogi campaign. It has set the stage for the forthcoming elections and encouraged every defender of democracy across India," he said in a tweet. Also Read Shivakumar or Siddaramaiah? Who will be Congress’ CM pick? From kingmaker to distant third: How JD(S) suffered a big setback in Karnataka Assembly election National Conference (NC)...

Karnataka Results: Shivakumar or Siddaramaiah? Who will be Congress’ CM pick? The Congress is all set to form the government in Karnataka as BJP has conceded defeat. Now, the party has a crucial question to answer: Who will be the chief minister? Will the Grand Old Party choose veteran Siddaramiah or reward ‘troubleshooter’ DK Shivakumar? It’s D-Day and all eyes have turned to Karnataka as votes for the southern state are being counted. At last count, the Congress was on course to wrest power in the state from its rival, the Bharatiya Janata Party. It seems that Karnataka is keeping up with history and has maintained its voting record since 1985 of not choosing an incumbent government into power. This result will be a massive boost for the Congress, if early trends are to be believed. It will herald a new beginning for the Grand Old Party and also open the door for them in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Moreover, the Congress can take pride in the fact that they were able to breach BJP’s lone southern citadel Karnataka. Karnataka to launch two of its poll-promised schemes in August: CM Siddaramaiah Karnataka announces free bus travel for women up to 20 km inside border states However, even as Congress begins to celebrate the news, the party’s high command as a huge question looming. Who will they pick for chief minister? Will it be Siddaramaiah? Or will it be current Congress state chief and ‘troubleshooter’ DK Shivakumar? Siddaramaiah vs DK Shivakumar All has not been well...

Karnataka Results: Love over hate, women and caste factor. How Congress won the southern state Karnataka Assembly Election Results 2023: Congress is flying high – it has secured a big win over the BJP in Karnataka. The Grand Old Party did many things right. Here’s what went in favour of them and what went wrong for the saffron party “Congratulations to the Congress party for their victory in the Karnataka Assembly polls. My best wishes to them in fulfilling people’s aspirations,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted on Saturday as the Grand Old Party knocked the saffron party off its southern perch. After 10 long years, the Congress returned to power in the state on its own – in 2018 they had joined hands with the Janata Dal (Secular) – in the southern state, winning 136 seats to the Catch all the live updates from the Karnataka Assembly Election Results here Former Karnataka CM Bommai slams Congress govt's decision to repeal anti-conversion law Karnataka: BJP launches helpline number to provide legal assistance to karyakartas registered under 'false cases' The win is a significant one for the As the win is celebrated across Congress party offices, here’s what we learn from the victory and what it means for the party in 2024. A united Congress can do wonders In the run-up to the Assembly elections, the Karnataka Congress unit was a divided affair. It was split into two – one being led by former chief minister Siddaramaiah and the other headed by DK Shivakumar. Both of them...

Karnataka Election Results: The Congress crossed the 113-seat mark in the Assembly elections, the majority required to form the government, in Karnataka and won 136 seats, ousting the BJP from its only southern perch. Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai conceded defeat and said he will take full responsibility for the BJP's debacle. Meanwhile, wary of poaching bids by rival parties, the Karnataka Congress has called a legislature party meeting tomorrow. Follow IndiaToday.in for LIVE updates. Karnataka Election Results 2023 Highlights: The Congress in Karnataka secured a comfortable majority, indicating a shift in power from the BJP in its lone southern citadel. This victory, influenced by anti-incumbency, has boosted the morale of the Congress leaders and workers ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. The Congress breached the halfway mark early in the day and won 136 seats as the counting of votes came to an end. The saffron party, hoping to break the 34-year-old anti-incumbency jinx in the state, managed to win 65 seats. Meanwhile, the JD(S), which was hoping to be the kingmaker if the two national parties fail to secure a clear majority, bagged in 19 seats. Stay with us as we bring the latest updates on the results of the Karnataka election. Kharge took a swipe at the BJP, saying egoistic statements will not work anymore and one should understand the sufferings of people. "Those who wanted to make 'Congress Mukt Bharat' (Congress-free India) spoke many things ...

Karnataka Assembly Election 2023 result are coming out. The election was held on 10th May and a party needs 113 seats to form the government. After 34 years any party won as many seats or got as large a vote share in Karnataka assembly polls. Congress in 1989 won 178 seats and 43.8% vote share. • 12 BJP ministers (out of 25) lost the elections. • 105 seats in which the winner got over 50% of the votes: 70 from Congress, 33 from BJP and 2 from JD(S) • None of the 15 ST seats won by BJP, 12 of the 36 ST seats won by BJP. • Lingayats comprise about 14% of the state’s 5.3 crore electorate and Vokkaligas about 12% • Lingayat MLAs: 37 in Congress, 15 in BJP • 15 of BJP’s 69 Lingayat candidates won • 30 of Congress’s 61 seats in Vokaliga-dominaed Old Mysur regions

The results for the Karnataka Assembly Elections 2023 have been declared. The Congress has scored well beyond the magic number, thereby staking claim to form the next government. Check out the latest updates on the Karnataka elections There are a few candidates - across parties - who have won the elections by a narrow margin of fewer than 2000 votes. Let’s have a look at them. Winning candidate Constituency Winning Party Losing candidate and Party Losing Party Margin Avinash Umesh Jadhav Chincholi BJP Subhash V Rathod (Congress) Congress 858 Dinesh Gundu Rao Gandhi Nagar Congress Sapthagiri Gowda AR BJP 105 Krishna Nayaka Hadagalli BJP PT Parameshwara Naik Congress 1444 Siddu Patil Homnabad BJP Rajashekhar Basavaraj Patil Congress 1594 CC Patil Nargund BJP BR Yavagal Congress 1791 B Devendrappa Jagalur Congress SV Ramachandra BJP 874 Nayana Motamma Mudigere Congress Deepak Doddaiah BJP 722 TD Rajegowda Sringeri Congress DN Jeevaraja BJP 201 Dinakar Keshav Shetty Kumta BJP Suraj Naik Soni JD(S) 676 KY Nanjegowda Malur Congress KS Manjunathagowda BJP 248 Dr Shailendra Beldale Bidar South BJP Ashok Kheny INC 1263 C K Ramamurthy Jayanagar BJP Sowmya Reddy Congress 16 Avinash Umesh Jadhav of BJP defeated Subhash V Rathod of Congress by a margin of 858 votes in the Chincholi constituency. Former KPCC President Dinesh Gundu Rao defeated Sapthagiri Gowda of the BJP by a margin of 105 votes in the Gandhinagar constituency. Krishna Nayaka of the BJP defeated PT Parameshwara Naik of ...

The results for the Karnataka Assembly Elections 2023 have been declared. The Congress has scored well beyond the magic number, thereby staking claim to form the next government. Check out the latest updates on the Karnataka elections There are a few candidates - across parties - who have won the elections by a narrow margin of fewer than 2000 votes. Let’s have a look at them. Winning candidate Constituency Winning Party Losing candidate and Party Losing Party Margin Avinash Umesh Jadhav Chincholi BJP Subhash V Rathod (Congress) Congress 858 Dinesh Gundu Rao Gandhi Nagar Congress Sapthagiri Gowda AR BJP 105 Krishna Nayaka Hadagalli BJP PT Parameshwara Naik Congress 1444 Siddu Patil Homnabad BJP Rajashekhar Basavaraj Patil Congress 1594 CC Patil Nargund BJP BR Yavagal Congress 1791 B Devendrappa Jagalur Congress SV Ramachandra BJP 874 Nayana Motamma Mudigere Congress Deepak Doddaiah BJP 722 TD Rajegowda Sringeri Congress DN Jeevaraja BJP 201 Dinakar Keshav Shetty Kumta BJP Suraj Naik Soni JD(S) 676 KY Nanjegowda Malur Congress KS Manjunathagowda BJP 248 Dr Shailendra Beldale Bidar South BJP Ashok Kheny INC 1263 C K Ramamurthy Jayanagar BJP Sowmya Reddy Congress 16 Avinash Umesh Jadhav of BJP defeated Subhash V Rathod of Congress by a margin of 858 votes in the Chincholi constituency. Former KPCC President Dinesh Gundu Rao defeated Sapthagiri Gowda of the BJP by a margin of 105 votes in the Gandhinagar constituency. Krishna Nayaka of the BJP defeated PT Parameshwara Naik of ...

Karnataka Assembly Election 2023 result are coming out. The election was held on 10th May and a party needs 113 seats to form the government. After 34 years any party won as many seats or got as large a vote share in Karnataka assembly polls. Congress in 1989 won 178 seats and 43.8% vote share. • 12 BJP ministers (out of 25) lost the elections. • 105 seats in which the winner got over 50% of the votes: 70 from Congress, 33 from BJP and 2 from JD(S) • None of the 15 ST seats won by BJP, 12 of the 36 ST seats won by BJP. • Lingayats comprise about 14% of the state’s 5.3 crore electorate and Vokkaligas about 12% • Lingayat MLAs: 37 in Congress, 15 in BJP • 15 of BJP’s 69 Lingayat candidates won • 30 of Congress’s 61 seats in Vokaliga-dominaed Old Mysur regions

'Modi is not invincible': How Opposition leaders reacted to Congress' Karnataka victory TMC MP Mahua Moitra tweeted, ‘Thank you Karnataka. For choosing LPG over Bajrang Baliji.’ The CPI (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation's general secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya said that the victory has set the stage for the forthcoming elections Opposition leaders on Saturday lauded the Congress for its victory in Karnataka and thanked the people of the state, saying that this win has showed that “Modi is not invincible”. “Pro-poor promises and secular stance helped TMC MP Mahua Moitra tweeted, “Thank you Karnataka. For choosing LPG over Bajrangbaliji.” Karnataka: BJP launches helpline number to provide legal assistance to karyakartas registered under 'false cases' With wrestlers’ agitation gaining momentum, Centre just can’t afford to look the other way — Mahua Moitra (@MahuaMoitra) CPI (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation general secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya also thanked the people of the state for the mandate. "Thank you #Karnataka for giving such a fitting rebuff to not just the corrupt and non-performing Bommai regime but to the hate-filled and arrogant Modi-Shah-Yogi campaign. It has set the stage for the forthcoming elections and encouraged every defender of democracy across India," he said in a tweet. Also Read Shivakumar or Siddaramaiah? Who will be Congress’ CM pick? From kingmaker to distant third: How JD(S) suffered a big setback in Karnataka Assembly election National Conference (NC)...

Karnataka Results: Shivakumar or Siddaramaiah? Who will be Congress’ CM pick? The Congress is all set to form the government in Karnataka as BJP has conceded defeat. Now, the party has a crucial question to answer: Who will be the chief minister? Will the Grand Old Party choose veteran Siddaramiah or reward ‘troubleshooter’ DK Shivakumar? It’s D-Day and all eyes have turned to Karnataka as votes for the southern state are being counted. At last count, the Congress was on course to wrest power in the state from its rival, the Bharatiya Janata Party. It seems that Karnataka is keeping up with history and has maintained its voting record since 1985 of not choosing an incumbent government into power. This result will be a massive boost for the Congress, if early trends are to be believed. It will herald a new beginning for the Grand Old Party and also open the door for them in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Moreover, the Congress can take pride in the fact that they were able to breach BJP’s lone southern citadel Karnataka. Karnataka to launch two of its poll-promised schemes in August: CM Siddaramaiah Karnataka announces free bus travel for women up to 20 km inside border states However, even as Congress begins to celebrate the news, the party’s high command as a huge question looming. Who will they pick for chief minister? Will it be Siddaramaiah? Or will it be current Congress state chief and ‘troubleshooter’ DK Shivakumar? Siddaramaiah vs DK Shivakumar All has not been well...