City
Epaper

Lok Sabha Election 2024: BJP-JD(S) Alliance Will Win All 28 Seats in Karnataka, Says Amit Shah

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: April 2, 2024 14:08 IST

Union Home Minister and BJP leader Amit Shah delivered an address to party workers in Bengaluru, Karnataka, expressing confidence ...

Open in App

Union Home Minister and BJP leader Amit Shah delivered an address to party workers in Bengaluru, Karnataka, expressing confidence in the BJP-JDS alliance's victory in the state's 28 Lok Sabha seats.

I have come here to tell you that BJP-JDS alliance in Karnataka will win all 28 (Lok Sabha) seats in the State and not let Congress open its account here, said Shah.

Watch:

During his speech in Bengaluru, Amit Shah said, On one side, it is PM Modi. On the other side, it is Congress which has indulged in corruption of Rs 12 lakh crores.

The Election Commission of India (ECI) has announced the schedule for the much-awaited Lok Sabha polls 2024. The Lok Sabha elections will be held in seven phases from April 19. Votes will be counted on June 4, the Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar announced on March 16.  

Tags: lok-sabha-election-2024Amit ShahKarnataka Lok Sabha Election 2024karnataka
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalPahalgam Terror Attack: PM Modi Chairs Cabinet Committee on Security

NationalPahalgam Terror Attack: Security Agencies Release Sketches Of Terrorists

Maharashtra‘Punish Terrorists So Hard, 10 Generations Should Remember’: Raj Thackeray Demands Stern Action After Deadly Pahalgam Terror Attack

MaharashtraMaharashtra Tourists Among the Victims in Pahalgam Attack, Fadnavis Offers Condolences

NationalPahalgam Terror Attack: Rahul Gandhi Speaks to Amit Shah, Omar Abdullah for Updates

National Realted Stories

NationalPresident Droupadi Murmu departs for Vatican City to attend state funeral of Pope Francis

National“Battle Is Between Good and Evil Not Communities”: RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat on the Pahalgam Terror Attack (Watch Video)

NationalRahul Gandhi to visit J&K today after Pahalgam terror attack

National'I will say nothing more': US spokesperson shuns Pak journalist's question over Pahalgam attack

NationalTourists who return to Mumbai thank Centre, Maharashtra govt after Pahalgam terror attack