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Priyanka Gandhi Prays at Temple in Shimla for the People of Karnataka on Election Result Day
On the day when the votes were being counted in Karnataka, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, a prominent leader of the Congress party, was spotted at a temple in Shimla. She visited the Hanuman temple located in Shimla’s Jakhu and offered prayers for the peace and prosperity of both the nation and Karnataka, as stated by Congress leaders.
In the initial stages of counting, the Congress party showcased a promising performance in Karnataka, surpassing the halfway mark in just over an hour. It appeared that the party had made significant gains at the expense of the Janata Dal Secular (JDS), witnessing a notable increase in its vote share.
Earlier this morning, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra was seen at the Hanuman temple in Shimla, where she fervently prayed for the well-being of the country and Karnataka amidst the ongoing vote count.
In Shimla, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra made a visit to a temple as the election results were being tallied in Karnataka. She expressed her sincere prayers for the peace and prosperity of both the nation and Karnataka at the Hanuman temple in Shimla’s Jakhu, as confirmed by Congress leaders.
During the initial stages of the vote count, the Congress party demonstrated a commendable lead in Karnataka, surpassing the halfway mark within a short span of time. The party seemed to have gained substantial ground, leading to a decline in the vote share of the Janata Dal Secular (JDS).
A self-assured Congress party tweeted, “I am invincible. I have unwavering confidence. Yes, today, I am unstoppable.”
Confident Congress leaders expressed their belief that the party would secure more than 120 seats out of the total 224-member assembly.
Even if the Congress party emerges victorious, it might face a significant challenge with two potential candidates vying for the position of chief minister – Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar.
Among the ten exit polls conducted, two have predicted a Congress victory in Karnataka, while seven have indicated the likelihood of a hung assembly in the state.
