Karnataka Polls Result Update: From Siddaramaiah, DK Shivakumar, BS Bommai To HD Kumaraswamy | India News

The Karnataka election result’s virtually clear and it favours the Congress which seems to ace the bulk mark with ease. The BJP then again is restricted to beneath 80 seats. This comes as a booster for the Congress forward of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls and should assist the grand previous get together in forging a united entrance towards the saffron surge as properly. While the Congress is main within the developments, the destiny of chief ministerial candidates has additionally been determined by the voters, be it Siddaramaiah, DK Shivakumar or BS Bommai. 

DK Shivakumar Election Result 2023

Karnataka Congress president DK Shivakumar is main from the Kanakpura seat by a margin of 42,000 voters as of 11.30 am. Shivakumar has to date polled 50,484 votes whereas the BJP candidate R Ashoka has bought 8,530 votes. The JDS candidate B Nagaraju has acquired 8,738 votes.

Siddaramaiah Election Result 2023

Former Chief Minister and Leader of Opposition in outgoing meeting Siddaramaiah is main from the Varun seat. As of 11.30 am, Siddaramaiah has acquired 12,759 votes whereas the BJP candidate V Somanna has bought 7,471 votes. Siddaramaiah is forward by a margin of over 5,000 votes. JDS candidate Bharathis Shankar is a distant third with 278 votes.

BS Bommai Election Result 2023

Outgoing Chief Minister and BJP chief Basavaraj Bommai is main from the Shiggaon seat. As of 11.30 am, Bommai has polled 59,242 votes towards Congress candidate Pathan Yasir Ahmed Khan who bought 37,723 votes. Janata Dal (Secular) candidate Shashidhar acquired 7,818 votes.

HD Kumaraswamy Election Results 2023

JDS chief and former Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy is main from the Channapatna seat. As of 11.30 am, Kumaraswamy has acquired 28,166 votes whereas the BJP candidate CP Yogeshwara has polled 27,642 votes. Congress candidate Gangadhar S has bought 3,901 votes. 

The voting in Karnataka handed off peacefully with a turnout of 73.19 per cent, surpassing the 72.36 per cent recorded in 2018. This time, a complete of two,615 candidates contested the polls from the 224 meeting constituencies.