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Modi and Hindutva: Why did BJP's two big guns fail to fire in Karnataka? - Vimarsana News

Modi and Hindutva: Why did BJP's two big guns fail to fire in Karnataka?

On the India Fix this week: An unpacking of the Karnataka results.

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Karnataka Election Verdict: The battle was won by Congress in the regions - Vimarsana News

Karnataka Election Verdict: The battle was won by Congress in the regions

Karnataka has six regions: Kittur Karnataka, Kalyana Karnataka, Coastal Karnataka, Central Karnataka, Bengaluru and Old Mysore. Each region saw its distinctive fight and ultimately Congress came on top in most of them

Karnataka Polls: Factors That Led To Congress's Massive Victory In Southern State | EXPLAINED - Vimarsana News

Karnataka Polls: Factors That Led To Congress's Massive Victory In Southern State | EXPLAINED

So what led to the Congress's massive victory in Karnataka? A combination of factors - Primarily focussing on local issues. Raising the 40 percent sarkara slogan almost a year before the polls and followup campaigns like Pay CM found a resonance amongst voters of the state as there was enough time for the slogan to stick., Elections News, Times Now

'Congress is Bahubali': How newspapers reported Karnataka poll results - Vimarsana News

'Congress is Bahubali': How newspapers reported Karnataka poll results

Several dailies noted that the Bharatiya Janata Party lost the election despite an extensive campaign by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

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Karnataka elections: Congress in pole position after nearly 50% counting - Vimarsana News

Karnataka elections: Congress in pole position after nearly 50% counting

Congress has obtained a vote share of 43.2% as against BJP’s 36%. Congress has leads in 114 seats, the BJP in 72 and the JDS in 30 with a 13.1% vote share