Battle for Bengaluru: BJP looks to keep up winning streak; Cong banks on guarantees for breakthrough

Bengaluru has three Lok Sabha constituencies - South, Central, and North. All three of them are considered BJP strongholds, with the last Cong victory recorded in 1999 in Bengaluru North.

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