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Congress and coalition partner Janta Dal Secular has removed BJP in the elections of Karnataka Urban Local Bodies - seen as a test for the coalition government formed in May. Of the 2,7028 seats, out of 2,6 9 seats, where the count has been completed, Congress has won 988 seats, BJP 929 Janata Dal Secular won 378 seats and the remaining independents. BJP President Yeddyurappa said that his party would perform better, it was not for the Congress-JD (S) alliance. The ruling allies fought different elections, if necessary, with the provision, they would join hands to keep the BJP out of power.
Here are the top 10 updates story:
1. Congress and JD (S) have won 1,366 seats together, which give them a clear boundary over the BJP and give control over the majority of urban local bodies.
2. BJP President BS Yeddyurappa said, "We expect the party to perform better than the current results." He said that the results of the elections "are not indicative of any future elections, especially the Lok Sabha elections ... where the BJP is going to win with an overwhelming majority".
3. Senior Congress pioneer Mallikarjun Kharge stated, "In the event that you include common votes, at that point they are the most elevated ... these races depend on minor issues and neighborhood hopefuls and these outcomes are not of much significance".
4. BJP - whose strong presence in urban bodies in big cities - won in Shimoga, emerged as the biggest party in Shri Yeddyurappa's stronghold and Tumakuru and Mysore. The party is also a leader in Bagalkot, Belagawi, Chamarjanagar, Chitradurga, Southern Kannada, Davangere and Udupi districts.
5. The Congress is ahead in Ballarari, Bidar, Gadag, Howrah, Kalabaragi, Koppal, Masuru, Raichur, Uttara Kannada and Yadgir. Jedi (S) is a pioneer in his traditional strongholds including Hassan and Mandya.
6. In Tumker, eight people were injured in an acid attack on the victory procession of Congress candidate Inatullah Khan winning.
7. Elections were considered to be a sign of the test of the Congress-JD (S) coalition government and the mood of the voters before the next general election. In the assembly elections in May, the BJP, which emerged as the largest party, was out of power as Congress and JD (S) got their hands.
8. On 31st August, 2,633 wards of the state were voted in - 29 municipalities, 53 municipalities and 23 municipal panchayats and 3 municipalities spread across 135 wards. The record average of 67.5 percent of the voters was registered.
9. Polling for urban local bodies in Kodagu district was not due to recent flood in the district.
10. The local body elections of 2013, out of 4,976 seats, Congress won 1,960, while BJP and JD (S) won 90 seats. Independents won the remaining 1,206 seats.
Yes, Congress-JDS hit us, accept BJP on Karnataka city poll: 10 facts
Yes, Congress-JDS hit us, accept BJP on Karnataka city polls: 10 facts
Karnataka Urban Local Body Election Results: Congress and Janta Dal Secular did not choose Karnataka Urban Local Body Elections together |
| Yes, Congress-JDS hit us, accept BJP on Karnataka city poll: 10 facts |
Congress and coalition partner Janta Dal Secular has removed BJP in the elections of Karnataka Urban Local Bodies - seen as a test for the coalition government formed in May. Of the 2,7028 seats, out of 2,6 9 seats, where the count has been completed, Congress has won 988 seats, BJP 929 Janata Dal Secular won 378 seats and the remaining independents. BJP President Yeddyurappa said that his party would perform better, it was not for the Congress-JD (S) alliance. The ruling allies fought different elections, if necessary, with the provision, they would join hands to keep the BJP out of power.
Here are the top 10 updates story:
1. Congress and JD (S) have won 1,366 seats together, which give them a clear boundary over the BJP and give control over the majority of urban local bodies.
2. BJP President BS Yeddyurappa said, "We expect the party to perform better than the current results." He said that the results of the elections "are not indicative of any future elections, especially the Lok Sabha elections ... where the BJP is going to win with an overwhelming majority".
3. Senior Congress pioneer Mallikarjun Kharge stated, "In the event that you include common votes, at that point they are the most elevated ... these races depend on minor issues and neighborhood hopefuls and these outcomes are not of much significance".
4. BJP - whose strong presence in urban bodies in big cities - won in Shimoga, emerged as the biggest party in Shri Yeddyurappa's stronghold and Tumakuru and Mysore. The party is also a leader in Bagalkot, Belagawi, Chamarjanagar, Chitradurga, Southern Kannada, Davangere and Udupi districts.
5. The Congress is ahead in Ballarari, Bidar, Gadag, Howrah, Kalabaragi, Koppal, Masuru, Raichur, Uttara Kannada and Yadgir. Jedi (S) is a pioneer in his traditional strongholds including Hassan and Mandya.
6. In Tumker, eight people were injured in an acid attack on the victory procession of Congress candidate Inatullah Khan winning.
7. Elections were considered to be a sign of the test of the Congress-JD (S) coalition government and the mood of the voters before the next general election. In the assembly elections in May, the BJP, which emerged as the largest party, was out of power as Congress and JD (S) got their hands.
8. On 31st August, 2,633 wards of the state were voted in - 29 municipalities, 53 municipalities and 23 municipal panchayats and 3 municipalities spread across 135 wards. The record average of 67.5 percent of the voters was registered.
9. Polling for urban local bodies in Kodagu district was not due to recent flood in the district.
10. The local body elections of 2013, out of 4,976 seats, Congress won 1,960, while BJP and JD (S) won 90 seats. Independents won the remaining 1,206 seats.
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