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Congress will win at least 141 seats, BJP will be down to less than 60: D K Shivakumar - Vimarsana News

Congress will win at least 141 seats, BJP will be down to less than 60: D K Shivakumar

D K Shivakumar on Saturday exuded confidence that his party would win at least 141 seats in the May 10 assembly polls

Source: siasat.com
Come May 13, will history turn for Congress again in Karnataka? - Vimarsana News

Come May 13, will history turn for Congress again in Karnataka?

The state has been at the heart of several crucial phases in party's history; a win here would change the balance of power within Opposition front, give Cong more of a say

How Mallikarjun Kharge is the unifier Congress and opposition require - Vimarsana News

How Mallikarjun Kharge is the unifier Congress and opposition require

Congress president said his party can make sacrifices for opposition unity

Source: theweek.in
Karnataka elections will open the door for Congress in 2024 LS polls: KPCC chief Shivakumar - Vimarsana News

Karnataka elections will open the door for Congress in 2024 LS polls: KPCC chief Shivakumar

The outcome of the coming Assembly elections in Karnataka will herald a beginning and open the door for the Congress in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, says the party's State unit chief D K Shivakumar. In an interview with PTI, he sounded upbeat about the party's prospects in the May ten polls to the 224-member Assembly, saying it would win 141 seats.

Karnataka polls will open the door for Congress in 2024 LS polls: DK Shivakumar - Vimarsana News

Karnataka polls will open the door for Congress in 2024 LS polls: DK Shivakumar

Reiterating that his party would win 141 seats in the May 10 polls, the KPCC chief said that 'Modi factor' won't work in Karnataka as people are focused on local and developmental issues.