Karnataka Election Results: Priyanka Gandhi Offers Prayers At Jakhoo Hanuman Temple In Shimla

New Delhi: Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Saturday provided prayers on the Jakhoo Hanuman Temple in Shimla and prayed for the Congress win in Karnataka. During her go to to the temple, she sought blessings for the happiness and prosperity of the individuals. Sonia Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi are on a private go to to Shimla.

Her go to to Jhakoo temple, which has the tallest Lord Hanuman idol in Himachal Pradesh. (Also Read: Jalandhar Lok Sabha Bypoll Results: AAP’s Sushil Rinku Set To Win From Congress Stronghold)

Meanwhile, because the counting of votes for the Karnataka Assembly elections started on Saturday, Chief Minister and BJP chief Basavaraj Bommai additionally paid a go to to a Hanuman temple in Hubballi. (Also Read: Lingayat Effect: BJP Trailing In North Karnataka)

On May 9, prime leaders of the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress sought the blessings of Lord Anjaneya (Hanuman). The go to went past invoking divine blessings as each events used the event to make a political level.

With the Congress crossing the magic quantity ‘113’ and main on 118 seats within the Karnataka Assembly elections, the social gathering employees began celebrating at 24 Akbar Road, the social gathering head workplace.

Bursting crackers, distributing sweets, and carrying Congress flags, scores of employees, together with a number of leaders have been seen on the social gathering headquarters celebrating the election outcome tendencies.

Congress additionally tweeted a video of Rahul Gandhi throughout his Bharat Jodo Yatra with the music ‘Unstoppable’ by Sia taking part in within the background.

“I`m unstoppable. I’m a Porsche with no brakes. I`m invincible. Yeah, I win every single game. I`m so powerful. I don’t need batteries to play. I’m so confident. Yeah, I’m unstoppable today,” the lyrics of the music have been performed within the video.

As per newest the Election Commission of India (at 11.24 a.m.), the Congress was main in 118 Assembly seats in Karnataka on Saturday. As per the Election Commission, Congress’ vote share is presently at 43.1 % within the southern state, whereas the BJP stands at 36 %.