Voting was held on 28 assembly council elections in 4 states of the country, results have come. Congress has not even opened its account in these four states. Congress demands elections to be conducted through ballot paper. The elections were held through ballot paper only but the results were zero for the Congress, while the NDA candidates won a landslide victory. NDA candidates have won in large numbers in Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar and Karnataka. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also sarcastically asked how many seats Congress has won.
Congress has so far not been able to win a single seat in the Legislative Council elections held in Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Maharashtra. Elections were held on a total of 28 seats in these four states. These include 11 seats in Uttar Pradesh, 8 in Bihar, 5 in Maharashtra and 4 in Karnataka. Election results have been declared on some seats, counting of votes is still going on on many seats.
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Narendra Modi, Prime Minister:-
MLC elections were held on 28 seats in 4 big states, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar and Karnataka. These elections were conducted through ballot paper. Guess how many seats Congress won?
Where did Congress face setbacks?
The biggest blow to Congress came in Karnataka, where the party is in power. Here the alliance of BJP and JD(S) won all four seats, one of which was earlier held by Congress. Congress had fielded candidates on only 12 out of 28 seats. These included 5 seats from Bihar and 3 from Maharashtra. The party did not field candidates on any seat in Uttar Pradesh.
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Congress loses on teacher seats in Karnataka
In the Bengaluru Teachers constituency seat, JD(S)'s A P Ranganath defeated Congress's sitting MLC Puttanna by 908 votes. Ranganath got 10,810 votes, while Puttanna got 9,902 votes. This defeat is being described as the biggest blow to the ruling party.
In the North-East teachers constituency seat, sitting MLC Shashil G Namoshi of BJP defeated Sharanappa Mattur of Congress by 3,297 votes. This is Shashil Namoshi's fifth win. Kalaburagi also comes in this area. This area is the home constituency of Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge.