Karnataka Election Results 2023: HD Kumaraswamy’s Big Remark On CM Post For JDS

The counting for Karnataka Assembly Election 2023 is underway and the political circle is abuzz with speculations. While Congress started celebrating at its Delhi workplace, the BJP is cautious in its method. Amid the BJP vs Congress battle, JD(S) can emerge because the elephant within the room by rising because the kingmaker as soon as once more. The majority of the exit polls have favoured Congress whereas some projecting the BJP as the one largest get together. However, the JD(S) might maintain the important thing as it’s projected to win round 30-40 seats this time. Talking to the media, JD(S) chief HD Kumaraswamy mentioned that he has not been contacted by any get together as of now and the get together has already determined whom it’ll help in case of a hung meeting. 

“No one has contacted me till now. According to your exit poll, there is no need for any option. There is no plan for me, I am a small party,” mentioned JD(S) chief HD Kumaraswamy. The JD(S) chief, nevertheless, maintained that he doesn’t belief the exit polls and can look forward to the outcomes. 

When requested concerning the post-poll alliance, Kumaraswamy mentioned that the JD(S) has already determined and left its determination to the individuals. When requested about whether or not he’ll declare the CM submit, Kumaraswamy mentioned that he’s a frontrunner of a small get together and can’t demand the CM submit. It could also be recalled that the 2018 Karnataka Assembly Election threw a hung verdict, the Congress had joined fingers with the JD(S) and Kumaraswamy was made the chief minister. However, the federal government fell as a result of defection. 

The counting of votes is underway at 36 centres in district headquarters throughout Karnataka. The authorities have clamped curfew orders within the capital metropolis of Bengaluru and communally delicate Dakshina Kannada district to keep away from untoward incidents and keep legislation and order scenario. The Assembly ballot within the state is alleged to be the semi-finals for the Lok Sabha elections as it’ll set the tone for the 2024 parliamentary elections. The majority mark is 113 within the 224-member state legislature.

The intense competitors and campaigning for the seat of energy in Karnataka by Congress, BJP and JD(S) has raised curiosity everywhere in the nation over the outcomes. The BJP continues to be claiming that it might attain a majority as per its stories from booth-level employees and needs to create historical past as no get together has returned to energy since 1985 in Karnataka. Congress can also be brimming with confidence and Karnataka Congress President D.Okay. Shivakumar has introduced that the get together will comfortably win 141 seats. The JD(S) is hoping to win 30 to 40 seats. Among 2,613 candidates, 2,427 are males and 185 are ladies. One candidate is within the different class.