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

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

Who Will Be Karnataka CM If Congress Wins- Siddaramaiah Or Shivakumar? KPCC Chief Says This - Vimarsana News

Who Will Be Karnataka CM If Congress Wins- Siddaramaiah Or Shivakumar? KPCC Chief Says This

D K Shivakumar sounded upbeat about the party's prospects in the May ten polls to the 224-member Assembly, saying it would win 141 seats. 

Source: india.com
Congress - Karnataka polls: Elections will open door for Congress in 2024, says party's State unit chief D K Shivakumar - Vimarsana News

Congress - Karnataka polls: Elections will open door for Congress in 2024, says party's State unit chief D K Shivakumar

In an interview, the state party chief sounded upbeat about the organization's prospects in May ten polls to the 224-member Assembly