Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018: Key constituencies to watch out for in BJP vs Congress
Karnataka Elections 2018 Voting: 70% voter turnout recorded, says Election Commission
A wide range of issues, from corruption to communalism, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s Rs 70 lakh Hublot watch to UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi’s foreign origin, were raised in the electoral potboiler.
Rejecting speculations over the emergence of a hung Assembly after May 12 elections, Amit Shah said that the BJP will form next government on its own and there was no question of either taking or giving support to anybody.
Addressing a press conference on the last day of the campaign for Karnataka Assembly elections, Gandhi rejected BJP's poll strategy of personal allegations and claimed that Congress will retain power in the state 'hands down'.
Karnataka Elections 2018: Congress chief Rahul Gandhi made tall allegations against PM Modi in a press conference in poll-bound Karnataka's Bengaluru on Thursday.
During the interaction, PM Modi encouraged the party workers to encourage voters to practice their right on May 12 in maximum numbers.
On the last day of campaigning, both the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress are expected to go full throttle with extensive electioneering powered by a war of words.
"No ways, there will not be a hung assembly in Karnataka," Shah said, adding, "we will win with comfortable majority and form government."
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