Karnataka Election Result: The results of the Karnataka assembly elections will come today. Counting of votes is going on. In the initial trends, the Congress is getting an edge, while the Bharatiya Janata Party is lagging behind. As soon as the trends came, the workers of the Congress party have started celebrating and the victory of their party in this assembly election is certain. It should be informed that today the election results are to be announced for a total of 224 seats in the assembly. As soon as Congress got an edge in the trends, party general secretary Priyanka Gandhi reached Jakhu temple in Shimla and offered prayers.
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Priyanka Gandhi seen performing aarti of Bajrangbali
Priyanka Gandhi worshiped Bajrangbali at Jakhu temple. It can be clearly seen in this video that Priyanka Gandhi is seen performing the aarti of Bajrangbali. It is being told that he prayed there for the victory of the Congress in Karnataka. In such a situation, in the initial trends, going to the temple of Priyanka Gandhi after the majority of the party is considered a little different from the rest. In this election, the issue of Bajrangbali was heated up.
There was rhetoric during the election
In the politics of the state, where in the beginning the BJP leaders were seen chanting the slogan of Bajrangbali, worshiping it, while now Congress party general secretary has started worshiping Bajrangbali after increasing trends. If we talk about the election results, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai (BJP) is ahead of his rival Pathan Yasir Ahmed Khan of Congress by 6,236 votes in Shiggaon seat in Karnataka assembly elections.
Congress workers waved the party flag
The counting of votes for the Karnataka Assembly elections is underway, the Congress is leading in the trends. Congress workers waved the party flag outside the party office. according to election commission
BJP – ahead on 71 seats
Congress – ahead on 110 seats
JDS – ahead on 23 seats
