: Bye-poll results: BJP wins in Karnataka’s Belgaum, YSR Congress retains Tirupati seat in Andhra #IndiaNEWS The counting of votes for the bye-polls to four Lok Sabha and 13 Assembly seats across 11

Bye-poll results: BJP wins in Karnataka’s Belgaum, YSR Congress retains Tirupati seat in Andhra #IndiaNEWS
The counting of votes for the bye-polls to four Lok Sabha and 13 Assembly seats across 11 states began at 8 am on Sunday. The results will be declared along with those of the Assembly elections in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry.The elections for four Lok Sabha seats were held in Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and Tamil Nadu.The 13 Assembly constituencies include Basavakalyan and Maski in Karnataka, Morva Hadaf in Gujarat, Madhupur in Jharkhand, Damoh in Madhya Pradesh, Pandharpur in Maharashtra, Serchhip in Mizoram, Noksen in Nagaland, Pipili in Odisha, Sahara, Sujangarh and Rajsamand in Rajasthan, Nagarjuna Sagar in Telangana and Salt in Uttarakhand.KarnatakaVoting took place for the Belgaum Lok Sabha constituency along with Maski and Basavakalyan Assembly segments on April 17. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Mangala Suresh Angadi won Belgaum by a thin margin of 5,240 votes against Congress candidate Satish Jarkiholi, The Indian Express reported. She is the wife of the former Union minister Suresh Angadi, had won the 2019 Lok Sabha elections from the same segment by a margin of over 3.91 lakh votes.Meanwhile, BJP candidate Sharanu Salagar won the Basavakalyan constituency against Mala B Narayan Rao of the Congress by 8,122 votes.Maski Congress candidate Basanagouda Turuvihal won by 22,240 votes. He was contesting against...Read more

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