Karnataka Results: BJP workers celebrate win outside Karnataka BJP headquarter
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15 May 2018 11:24 AM (IST)
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BJP workers are celebrating massive win of the party outside Karnataka BJP headquarter.
The BJP today looked on course to emerging as the single largest party in the Karnataka
Assembly as it led in 102 constituencies, according to trends available for 195 of the state's 222 seats polling for which was held on May 12, officials said. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah was trailing by over 11,000 votes in Chamundeshwari, and leading by a slender
margin of around 200 votes in Badami. The ruling Congress was ahead in 53 seats, while the
JD(S) of former prime minister H D Deve Gowda in 37. Trends for 27 seats were not yet available. Candidates of the BSP, a JD(S) ally, Karnataka
Pragnyavantha Janatha Party, and an independent were leading the field in one constituency each.
In the outgoing Assembly, the Congress had 122 seats,
BJP and JD(S) 40 each, and smaller parties and independents 22
seats.
The BJP today looked on course to emerging as the single largest party in the Karnataka
Assembly as it led in 102 constituencies, according to trends available for 195 of the state's 222 seats polling for which was held on May 12, officials said. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah was trailing by over 11,000 votes in Chamundeshwari, and leading by a slender
margin of around 200 votes in Badami. The ruling Congress was ahead in 53 seats, while the
JD(S) of former prime minister H D Deve Gowda in 37. Trends for 27 seats were not yet available. Candidates of the BSP, a JD(S) ally, Karnataka
Pragnyavantha Janatha Party, and an independent were leading the field in one constituency each.
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In the outgoing Assembly, the Congress had 122 seats,
BJP and JD(S) 40 each, and smaller parties and independents 22
seats.