The results of the high-voltage Karnataka assembly elections will be declared on Saturday. Elections were held on May 10 for 224 seats, which saw a fierce fight between arch-rivals BJP and Congress, apart from the JD(S). The parties are anxiously waiting for the results with the JD(S) leading the way to determine the possibility of a hung assembly.
The counting of votes will begin at 8 am at 36 centers in Karnataka. Election officials have predicted a clear picture of the election results by noon.
According to official sources, the authorities have taken elaborate steps to ensure security in and around the counting centers to prevent any untoward incident. The state recorded a voter turnout of 73.19 percent on May 10 to elect members of the 224-seat assembly.
Question: Karnataka election result 2023: How to check Karnataka election result online
From 6am onwards, viewers can get the latest updates on early trends for live results, reactions from political leaders and latest counts across all Network 18 channels and websites. In addition, detailed reports and analysis of Assembly election results by journalists, political experts and party leaders will also be available at:
News18.com will bring live coverage of election results with live blog and latest news on its official website news18.com,
Q: Karnataka election results 2023: Where to watch live coverage of election results?
Viewers can stay updated with live updates on CNN-News18 channel and News18.com website, where political experts and journalists will provide detailed analysis of the results. They will also use interactive features to compare results with Karnataka Assembly Results 2018 and provide latest breaking news updates from ground level journalists.
Question: Karnataka Election Result 2023: How to check live updates and track counting on ECI Voter Helpline App?
Once the Election Commission of India (ECI) starts declaring the result, it will be officially announced by the ECI and displayed on the official website. eci.gov.in
Voter Helpline App, which can be downloaded from Google Play Store and Apple App Store, can also be used to track the results.
The mobile app provides users with comprehensive information on candidates including their profiles, income details, assets and criminal cases. Citizens can download this information in PDF format and take a print out of it. Additionally, the app provides an election schedule for the user’s area, as well as FAQs on topics such as voters, elections, EVMs and results. Users can access the contact details of polling officers like BLO, ERO, DEO and CEO and can contact them directly. The app also allows users to register complaints related to electoral services and track their status. For further complaints, users can call the National Contact Center on 1800111950 or the State Contact Center on 1950.
Question: Karnataka election result 2023: Where to watch online broadcast?
CNN-News18 channels, including regional channel News18 Kannada, will screen the latest results from constituencies along with the latest reactions from experts and political parties during the counting process.
Viewers can visit News18.com portal karnataka assembly 2023 See details of the page and assembly constituencies.
Question: Karnataka Election Result 2023: What was promised in BJP’s manifesto?
BJP President JP Nadda launched the ‘BJP Praja Pranalike’ manifesto in Bengaluru, promising a prosperous and developed Karnataka if the party is voted to power. The party has resolved to implement Uniform Civil Code and National Register of Citizens and provide three free cooking gas cylinders and half a liter of Nandini milk daily to all BPL families. Additionally, the manifesto includes several measures for the development of the state.
The manifesto was praised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for being “development-centric”. He also said that this is based on the good work done by the party’s government in the state in the last four years.
Question: Karnataka election result 2023: What was promised in the Congress manifesto?
The Congress party’s manifesto released by its president Mallikarjun Kharge in Bengaluru promised to ban all groups that spread “enmity or hatred” between communities on the basis of caste and religion, leading to massive protests by Bajrang Dal workers .
The document said, “The Congress is committed to taking firm and decisive action against individuals and organizations that promote hatred between communities. We believe that the Constitution is sacred and cannot be violated by individuals and organizations like Bajrang Dal, PFI or by others promoting enmity or hatred between majority or minority communities. “Will take decisive action as per law, including banning them.”
Congress leader Gaurav Vallabh said the manifesto, titled “Sarva Janangada Shanti Thota” (peaceful garden of all communities), pledged to focus on job creation, women empowerment, poverty alleviation and helping farmers.
The Congress also vowed to repeal all “anti-people and unjust laws” enacted by the BJP government. In addition, the party resolved to increase reservation to 75 percent and restore 4 to accommodate Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes and minorities. The percentage quota for Muslims which was abolished by the BJP government.
It promised to repeal unjust BJP laws, increase reservation to 75% and restore the 4% quota for Muslims, which had been abolished by the ruling government. Other proposed measures include reinstating the old pension scheme, setting up of social harmony panels and providing allowances to police personnel. Additionally, the Congress announced the establishment of the Kashmir Cultural Center for Kashmiri Pandits who had migrated to Karnataka.