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Karnataka: Elections for 7 MLC seats today
The biennial elections for seven MLC seats in Karnataka Assembly feature eight candidates, with Congress poised to win five seats, BJP two, and JDS facing internal challenges.
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hindustantimes.com
Congress moves Karnataka legislators to resort ahead of MLC elections
Congress has moved its Karnataka MLAs to a resort ahead of the June 18 elections to prevent cross-voting and secure five out of seven seats. | India News
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thehindu.com
Stage set for Council polls in Karnataka that could give Congress majority in Upper House
Karnataka's upcoming Council polls may secure Congress a majority in the Upper House, intensifying strategic party preparations.
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Karnataka Biennial polls LIVE Updates: Voting to begin at 9 am for 7 Council seats from Assembly
Karnataka Biennial polls LIVE Updates: Polling is scheduled between 9 am and 4 pm on June 18, with counting to begin at 5 pm the same day. The process is to conclude by June 20. |…
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newsbytesapp.com
Karnataka: Elections for 7 MLC seats today
The biennial elections for seven MLC seats in Karnataka Assembly feature eight candidates, with Congress poised to win five seats, BJP two, and JDS facing internal challenges.
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Voting for Karnataka Legislative Council polls begins
The ruling Congress is expected to secure a majority in the Upper House in the polls.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Karnataka MLC polls: 212 out of 222 MLAs cast votes till 1 pm
Karnataka Assembly members cast votes for seven Legislative Council seats. High voter turnout was recorded. Key leaders including the Chief Minister and former CM participated.…
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Karnataka MLC elections: Full list of winners as Congress one-ups the BJP
Eight candidates were in the fray for the seven MLC seats to be elected by MLAs, for which voting was held on Thursday at Karnataka Vidhana Soudha. | India News
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Karnataka Legislative Council polls: Congress wins five amid cross voting, while BJP wins two
Congress secures five seats in Karnataka Legislative Council polls amid cross voting, while BJP wins two, revealing party tensions.