Defeat of JD(S) candidate forces party to introspect
Cross-voting by legislators left the JD(S) short of expected support as BJP candidates Raghu Kautilya and Lingaraj Patil won Council seats.
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Got Full Info on Cross-voters, Won't Be Rattled: HD Kumaraswamy After JD(S) Setback in Karnataka MLC Polls
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Janata Dal (Secular), which has 18 MLAs, secured only 14 votes for its candidate. India News | Got Full Info on Cross-voters, Won't Be Rattled: HD Kumaraswamy After JD(S) Setback in Karnataka MLC Polls.
No question of forgiveness: BJP vows action after Karnataka cross-voting jolt
The Karnataka Legislative Council election exposed cross-voting in the BJP and JD(S) camps as Congress won five of seven seats. The result has triggered disciplinary warnings in the opposition and highlighted internal strains before future contests.
JDS jolted by cross-voting in Council polls
Bengaluru: The Janata Dal (Secular) suffered a major setback in the Legislative Council elections as its lone candidate, Govindaraju, failed to secure victory despite intense efforts by the party leadership. Govindaraju managed to secure only 14 votes, triggering speculation of large-scale cross-voting within the party ranks. JDS leaders had expected all 18 legislators of the party to vote in favour of their candidate. While they had anticipated…
Karnataka MLC polls: How cross-voting by BJP, JD(S) helped Congress secure a win; understanding the numbers
The Karnataka Legislative Council elections have given the Congress reason to celebrate while leaving the BJP and JD(S) with uncomfortable questions. Congress won five of the eight seats, but the bigger story is the allegation of cross-voting by opposition legislators. The results suggest that several BJP and JD(S) MLAs may have voted in favour of Congress candidates. To secure victory for its five candidates, Congress needed 140 first-preferen…
Defeat of JD(S) candidate forces party to introspect
The embarrassing defeat of Janata Dal (Secular) candidate Govindaraju, who secured just 14 votes following cross-voting from his party colleagues, appears to have shocked the party leadership. Though the party was hopeful of putting up a decent fight, it eventually crumbled amid cross-voting.
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