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In what is being seen as a bittersweet result for the ruling BJP and Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai in Karnataka, the saffron party has won the Sindgi assembly segment, but lost the Hangal seat to Congress, in the bypolls held on October 30.
According to results announced by the Election Commission of India on Tuesday, Ramesh Bhusanur of BJP won in Sindgi seat by a margin of 31,185 votes, by securing 93,865 votes, while his closest rival Congress' Ashok Managuli secured 62,680 votes. In Hangal, Congress' Srinivas Mane won by a margin of 7,373 votes, securing 87,490 votes, while his closest rival Shivaraj Sajjanar of BJP bagged 80,117 votes.
JD(S)' Naziya Shakeel Ahmed Angadi from Sindgi and Niyaz Shaikh from Hangal came a distant third, by securing 4,353 and 927 votes respectively.
The bypolls for two seats was necessitated as they had fallen vacant, following the death of Sindgi JD(S) legislator M C Managuli and BJP's C M Udasi from Hangal.
The BJP losing Hangal is seen as a setback to Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai, as it is the neighbouring constituency to his Shiggaon assembly segment in Haveri district, and that he had extensively campaigned there.
This was also the first major electoral challenge for Bommai, after taking charge as CM.
Congress leaders seemed to be satisfied with the party's performance in the bypolls, as it has succeeded in snatching away Hangal seat from the BJP, while improving its performance in Sindgi, where it was in the third spot after 2018 assembly polls.
An estimated 69.47 per cent voter turnout was recorded in Sindgi assembly constituency, while it was 83.76 per cent in Hangal segment during the October 30 voting.
A total of 19 candidates were in the fray in the two constituencies, including six from Sindgi and 13 from Hangal. Two candidates from Sindgi were women.&nbsp;

Karnataka bypoll: Congress wins in CM Basavaraj Bommai’s bastion of Hangal

In what is being seen as a bittersweet result for the ruling BJP and Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai in Karnataka, the saffron party has won the Sindgi assembly segment, but lost the Hangal seat to Congress, in the bypolls held on October 30.
The BJP losing Hangal is seen as a setback to Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai, as it is the neighbouring constituency to his Shiggaon assembly segment in Haveri district, and that he had extensively campaigned there.
This was also the first major electoral challenge for Bommai, after taking charge as CM.
Congress leaders seemed to be satisfied with the party's performance in the bypolls, as it has succeeded in snatching away Hangal seat from the BJP, while improving its performance in Sindgi, where it was in the third spot after 2018 assembly polls.
A total of 19 candidates were in the fray in the two constituencies, including six from Sindgi and 13 from Hangal. Two candidates from Sindgi were women.&nbsp;

The BJP losing Hangal is seen as a setback to Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai, as it is the neighbouring constituency to his Shiggaon assembly segment in Haveri district, and that he had extensively campaigned there.

In what is being seen as a bittersweet result for the ruling BJP and Chief Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/who-is-basavraja-bommai-and-why-lingayats-matter-in-karnataka-politics-1627409100466">Basavaraj Bommai</a> in Karnataka, the saffron party has won the Sindgi assembly segment, but lost the Hangal seat to Congress, in the bypolls held on October 30.
According to results announced by the Election Commission of India on Tuesday, Ramesh Bhusanur of BJP won in Sindgi seat by a margin of 31,185 votes, by securing 93,865 votes, while his closest rival Congress' Ashok Managuli secured 62,680 votes. In Hangal, Congress' Srinivas Mane won by a margin of 7,373 votes, securing 87,490 votes, while his closest rival Shivaraj Sajjanar of BJP bagged 80,117 votes.
JD(S)' Naziya Shakeel Ahmed Angadi from Sindgi and Niyaz Shaikh from Hangal came a distant third, by securing 4,353 and 927 votes respectively.
The bypolls for two seats was necessitated as they had fallen vacant, following the death of Sindgi JD(S) legislator M C Managuli and BJP's C M Udasi from Hangal.
The BJP losing Hangal is seen as a setback to Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai, as it is the neighbouring constituency to his Shiggaon assembly segment in Haveri district, and that he had extensively campaigned there.
This was also the first major electoral challenge for Bommai, after taking charge as CM. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/himachal-pradesh-bypolls-congress-wins-mandi-lok-sabha-all-three-assembly-seats-1635869769982">ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;Himachal Pradesh bypolls: Congress wins Mandi Lok Sabha, all three Assembly seats</a>
Congress leaders seemed to be satisfied with the party's performance in the bypolls, as it has succeeded in snatching away Hangal seat from the BJP, while improving its performance in Sindgi, where it was in the third spot after 2018 assembly polls.
An estimated 69.47 per cent voter turnout was recorded in Sindgi assembly constituency, while it was 83.76 per cent in Hangal segment during the October 30 voting.
A total of 19 candidates were in the fray in the two constituencies, including six from Sindgi and 13 from Hangal. Two candidates from Sindgi were women.&nbsp;

The Congress on Tuesday won the Mandi Lok Sabha and all three Assembly seats in Himachal Pradesh where the bypolls were held on October 30, a setback for the ruling BJP, with CM Jai Ram Thakur saying the party will introspect.
The Mandi seat, which was earlier held by the BJP, was won by former chief minister Virbhadra Singh's wife Pratibha Singh.
She defeated BJP's Khushal Thakur, a Kargil war hero, by a margin of 7,490 votes.
Mandi is the home district of CM Thakur, who alleged that some BJP workers "operated" against the party candidates but said they will introspect.
The Congress retained Fatehpur and Arki Assembly seats while it wrested Jubbal-Kotkhai seat from the BJP, according to results announced by the Election Commission.
The BJP failed to save its deposit in Jubbal-Kotkhai.
Congress candidates Bhawani Singh Pathania, Sanjay and Rohit Thakur won from Fatehpur, Arki and Jubbal-Kotkhai Assembly constituencies, respectively.
In Mandi, Pratibha Singh got 3,69,565 votes against 3,62,075 secured by the BJP candidate.
Bhawani Singh Pathania (24,449) of the Congress beat BJP's Baldev Thakur (18,660) by a margin of 5,789 in Fatehpur.
Former state minister Dr Rajan Sushant got 12,927 votes as an independent candidate.
In Arki, Congress candidate Sanjay (30,798) won with a margin of 3,219 votes from BJP's Rattan Singh Pal (27,579).
In Jubbal-Kotkhai, Rohit Thakur (29,955) of the Congress won by 6,293 votes, defeating independent candidate Chetan Singh Bragta (23,662). BJP candidate Neelam Seraik failed to save her deposit and got only 2,644 votes.
State Congress president Kuldeep Singh Rathore demanded the resignation of Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur on moral grounds after the BJP's defeat.
He told reporters that the Congress has won the "semifinal" and will also emerge victorious in the Assembly elections in December next year.
On the other hand, Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur said the BJP will introspect the causes which led to the party&rsquo;s defeat in the bypolls.
CM Thakur alleged that some BJP workers operated against the party candidates.
"Action will be taken against them," he said.
"The party will formulate a strategy to overcome its shortcomings and do everything possible to ensure victory in the 2022 Assembly elections," Thakur said.&nbsp;

Himachal Pradesh bypolls: Congress wins Mandi Lok Sabha, all three Assembly seats

Himachal Pradesh bypolls: Congress wins Mandi Lok Sabha, all three Assembly seats. While the CM said BJP will introspect the Congress has claimed that it has won the semi-final ahead of the assembly polls next year

In a shot in the arm for the Congress ahead of the assembly elections in Himachal&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;next year, the grand old party on&nbsp;Tuesday won the Mandi Lok Sabha and all three Assembly seats where the bypolls were held on October 30. The Mandi seat, which was earlier held by the BJP, was won by former chief minister Virbhadra Singh's wife Pratibha Singh.
She defeated BJP's Khushal Thakur, a Kargil war hero, by a margin of 7,490 votes.
Mandi is the home district of CM Thakur, who alleged that some BJP workers "operated" against the party candidates but said they will introspect.
The Congress retained Fatehpur and Arki Assembly seats while it wrested Jubbal-Kotkhai seat from the BJP.
The BJP failed to save its deposit in Jubbal-Kotkhai.
State Congress president Kuldeep Singh Rathore demanded the resignation of Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur on moral grounds after the BJP's defeat.
He told reporters that the Congress has won the "semifinal" and will also emerge victorious in the Assembly elections in December next year.

The Mandi seat, which was earlier held by the BJP, was won by former chief minister Virbhadra Singh's wife Pratibha Singh.&nbsp;She defeated BJP's Khushal Thakur, a Kargil war hero, by a margin of 7,490 votes.

The Congress on Tuesday won the Mandi Lok Sabha and all three Assembly seats in Himachal Pradesh where the bypolls were held on October 30, a setback for the ruling BJP, with CM Jai Ram Thakur saying the party will introspect.
The Mandi seat, which was earlier held by the BJP, was won by former chief minister Virbhadra Singh's wife Pratibha Singh.
She defeated BJP's Khushal Thakur, a Kargil war hero, by a margin of 7,490 votes.
Mandi is the home district of CM Thakur, who alleged that some BJP workers "operated" against the party candidates but said they will introspect.
The Congress retained Fatehpur and Arki Assembly seats while it wrested Jubbal-Kotkhai seat from the BJP, according to results announced by the Election Commission.
The BJP failed to save its deposit in Jubbal-Kotkhai.
Congress candidates Bhawani Singh Pathania, Sanjay and Rohit Thakur won from Fatehpur, Arki and Jubbal-Kotkhai Assembly constituencies, respectively.
In Mandi, Pratibha Singh got 3,69,565 votes against 3,62,075 secured by the BJP candidate.
Bhawani Singh Pathania (24,449) of the Congress beat BJP's Baldev Thakur (18,660) by a margin of 5,789 in Fatehpur.
Former state minister Dr Rajan Sushant got 12,927 votes as an independent candidate.
In Arki, Congress candidate Sanjay (30,798) won with a margin of 3,219 votes from BJP's Rattan Singh Pal (27,579).
In Jubbal-Kotkhai, Rohit Thakur (29,955) of the Congress won by 6,293 votes, defeating independent candidate Chetan Singh Bragta (23,662). BJP candidate Neelam Seraik failed to save her deposit and got only 2,644 votes.
State Congress president Kuldeep Singh Rathore demanded the resignation of Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur on moral grounds after the BJP's defeat.
He told reporters that the Congress has won the "semifinal" and will also emerge victorious in the Assembly elections in December next year. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/west-bengal-bypoll-mamata-stamps-her-authority-as-tmc-wins-all-4-assembly-seats-1635856273801">ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;West Bengal bypoll: Mamata stamps her authority as TMC wins all 4 assembly seats</a>
On the other hand, Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur said the BJP will introspect the causes which led to the party&rsquo;s defeat in the bypolls.
CM Thakur alleged that some BJP workers operated against the party candidates.
"Action will be taken against them," he said.
"The party will formulate a strategy to overcome its shortcomings and do everything possible to ensure victory in the 2022 Assembly elections," Thakur said.&nbsp;

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