Karnataka bypoll results 2018 LIVE UPDATES: JD(S)-Congress alliance clinches 4 of 5 seats, BJP wins Shimoga

ABP News Bureau Last Updated: 06 Nov 2018 02:15 PM
Congress-JD(S) alliance wins 4 out of 5 seats in #KarnatakaByElection2018, wins Bellary, Mandya, Ramanagaram and Jamkhandi. BJP wins Shimoga Lok Sabha seat.
Congress-JD(S) alliance wins 4 out of 5 seats in #KarnatakaByElection2018, wins Bellary, Mandya, Ramanagaram and Jamkhandi. BJP wins Shimoga Lok Sabha seat.
Congress' VS Ugruppa wins Bellary parliamentary seat with a margin of 243161 vote
I congratulate Congress leaders in the state & at the Centre. I also congratulate JDS state leaders & workers who worked towards this win. BJP calls JDS-Congress coalition 'Apavitra Maitri', today that contention has been nullified: JD(S) leader & Karnataka CM HD Kumaraswamy
This elections was the first step. There are 28 LS seats, we'll work with Congress to win all of them, that is our goal.This is not an empty boast just because we have won today. This is the confidence of people in us. This win is not making us arrogant: JD(S) leader&Karnataka CM
BJP's BY Raghavendra wins Shimoga parliamentary seat with a margin of 52148 vote
JDS' Anitha Kumaraswamy wins Ramanagaram assembly seat with a margin of 109137 votes and Congress's AS Nyamagouda wins Jamkhandi assembly seat by a margin of 39480 votes
Result of MLA seats: Congress' Anand Nyamagouda son of late Siddhu Nyamagouda won Jhamkhandi seat.

Wife of Karnataka CM HD Kumaraswamy, Anita Kumaraswamy from JDS won Ramanagara seat
Result for MP seats: BJP's BY Raghvendra, son of Yeddyurappa won Shimoga seat; Ballari won by Congress' VS Ugrappa; Mandya won by JDS' Shiva Ramegouda
Congress workers celebrate outside the counting station in Bellary. Congress' candidate VS Ugrappa is leading by 184203 votes in the parliamentary seat
JD(S) LR Shivaramegowda leads over BJP's Dr Siddaramaiah by 196883 votes in Mandya Lok Sabha seat after counting of votes in Round 10
MP seats: BY Raghvendra, son of Yeddyurappa won from Shimoga seat (BJP) , Ballari won by VS Ugrappa (Cong), Mandya won by Shiva Ramegouda (JDS)
MLA seats results: Congress' Anand Nyamagouda son of late Siddhu Nyamagouda won from Jhamkhandi seat, while wife of Karnataka CM HD Kumaraswamy, Anita Kumaraswamy won from Ramanagara seat (JDS).




Congress' VS Ugrappa leading over BJP's J Shantha by 1,00,723 votes in Bellary parliamentary seat after counting of votes for Round 6.
INC's AS Nyamagouda leads by 32933 votes in Jamkhandi. JDS's Anitha Kumaraswamy leads by 65990 votes in Ramanagaram,BJP's BY Raghavendra leads by 32563 votes in Shimoga, INC's VS Ugrappa leads by 151060 votes in Bellary&JDS LR Shivaramegowda leads by 76952 votes in Mandya: ANI
BJP's BY Raghavendra leads over JD(S)'s S Madhubangarappa by 2627 votes in the 3rd round of counting in Shimoga parliamentary seat
INC leads in Jamkhandi and Bellary, JDS leads in Ramnagara and Mandya; BJP leads in Shimoga
Congress' VS Ugrappa leading over BJP's J Shantha by 45808 votes in Bellary parliamentary seat after counting of votes for Round 3: ANI
JD(S) leading by 1,09,066 votes over BJP in Mandya parliamentary seat after counting of votes in round 5.
BJP's BY Raghavendra leading over JDS's S Madhubangarappa by 3906 votes in the 1st round of counting in Shimoga parliamentary seat: ANI
Congress' VS Ugrappa leading over BJP's J Shantha by 84257 votes in Bellary parliamentary seat after counting of votes for Round 5.
INC's Anand Siddu Nyamagouda leads over BJP's Kulkarni Shrikant Subrao by 7149 votes in 4 rounds in Jamkhandi assembly seat. JDS's Anitha Kumaraswamy leads over BJP's L. Chandrashekhar by 14813 votes in 3 rounds in Ramanagaram assembly seat.
Congress' VS Ugrappa leading over BJP's J Shantha by 17480 votes in Bellary parliamentary seat after counting of votes for Round 1.
Congress' VS Ugrappa leading over BJP's J Shantha by 17480 votes in Bellary parliamentary seat after counting of votes for Round 1.
INC's Anand Siddu Nyamagouda leads over BJP's Kulkarni Shrikant Subrao by 55433 votes in 3 rounds in Jamkhandi assembly seat. JDS's Anitha Kumaraswamy leads over BJP's L. Chandrashekhar by 8430 votes in 2 rounds in Ramanagar assembly seat
INC's Anand Siddu Nyamagouda leads over BJP's Kulkarni Shrikant Subrao by 55433 votes in 3 rounds in Jamkhandi assembly seat. JDS's Anitha Kumaraswamy leads over BJP's L. Chandrashekhar by 8430 votes in 2 rounds in Ramanagar assembly seat
Counting of votes for 3 Lok Sabha and 2 assembly seats begins in Karnataka

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Bengaluru:  Despite the ungainly tenure of CM HD Kumaraswamy in his last 6 months in office, the Congress-JDS alliance has marked a sweeping victory by clinching four out of five seats in the Karnataka bypolls, in which BJP could only register one. The byelections came as a huge setback for the main opposition BJP ahead of the 2019 elections with the party set to lose the Bellary Lok Sabha seat, considered a stronghold of the controversial mining barons--the Reddy brothers. Congress emerged victorious on one parliamentary and one assembly seat, JDS too clinched one parliamentary and one assembly seat, while BJP flagged victory on one parliamentary seat.  The ruling Janata Dal-Secular (JD-S) and Congress alliance succeeded in retaining their hold in the Saturday's five by-elections. 

V S Ugrappa of the Congress has established a lead of more than 2.14 lakh votes in Ballari over BJP's J Shantha, the sister of B Sriramulu, a key aide of the Reddys and former MP from there. The BJP is leading only in Shivamogga parliamentary seat, the pocket borough of the Leader of the Opposition B S Yeyyurappa. His son B Y Raghavendra has established a lead of more than 51,000 votes over Madhu Bangarappa of the JD(S). Madhu is the son of former Congress chief minister the late S Bangarappa.

Counting was in the final stages for the Lok Sabha seats, officials said.

Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy's wife Anitha bagged the Ramanagara assembly seat by a spectacular margin of 1,09,137 against her nearest rival BJP's L Chandrashekar, who had pulled out of the contest, but still officially remains the party candidate.
 Chandrashekhar, who had joined the BJP ahead of the polls returned to Congress weeks later, leaving the saffron party red-faced and the field open for a walkover for Anitha Kumaraswamy. Ramanagara seat fell vacant after Kumaraswamy preferred to retain Chennapatna, the other constituency from where he had won.

In Jamkhandi, Congress candidate Anand Nyamgouda defeated BJP's Srikant Kulkarni by a margin of 39,480 votes, riding a sympathy wave following his father and sitting MLA Siddu Nyamagouda's death in a road accident. With Tuesday's victory, the Congress-JD(S) alliance's tally will go up to 120 seatsin the 224 member assembly where the BJP has 104 MLAs.

In Mandya Lok Sabha constituency, JD(S) candidate L Shivarame Gowda has established a lead of a staggering 3.24 lakh votes over BJP candidate Siddaramaiah, a political green horn and a former civil servant. Mandya is a stronghold of the Vokkaliga community to which JD(S) supremo and former prime minister H D Deve Gowda belongs.

Elated over the performance of the ruling alliance candidates, jubilant Congress workers distributed sweets and broke coconuts at various places.

Karnataka Congress president Dinesh Gundu Rao claimed the results reflected the disenchantment of people with the BJP.

"Look at the margins...it's clear that people are fed up with the BJP. This anti-people, anti-farmer, anti-women government at the Centre must go.

"All forces need to come together to take on the BJP. BJP will be wiped out of Karnataka in 2019 (Lok Sabha polls). If it is wiped out in Karnataka, it will be wiped out in the entire south India," he said.

Karnataka is the only south Indian state where the BJP has been in power.

The by-elections for three Lok Sabha seats were necessitated after Yeddyurappa and Sriramulu of the BJP and C S Puttaraju of the JD(S) vacated Shivamogga, Ballari and Mandya following their election to the assembly in May.

Bypolls to Jamkhandi seat was necessitated following the death of sitting Congress MLA Siddu Nyamagouda, while Ramanagara fellvacant after Kumaraswamy gave it up.

(With additional information from PTI)

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