The previous Chief Minister claimed that the election results in Karnataka were a “mandate” towards Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, and Amit Shah, the Union Home Minister. An influential member of the Congress, Siddaramaiah, stated on Saturday that the results of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly elections will serve as a springboard for the party’s success in the 2024 elections for the Lok Sabha. Additionally, he wished for Rahul Gandhi, the former head of the Congress, to succeed his predecessor as prime minister. “This election, in my opinion, is significant. The election’s outcome will serve as a springboard for the party’s efforts in the Lok Sabha vote in 2024, according to the leader of the minority in the legislative body. He continued, “I certainly believe Rahul Gandhi becoming the next leader of the entire country.

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Siddaramaiah, who defeated sitting BJP minister V Somanna to win the Varuna district poll, stated that he is now anticipating the non-BJP groups to unite at the federal level. When asked if Modi and Shah, who conducted an intensive effort in the state, had received an electoral victory from the election results, he responded, “Definitely. Without a doubt. It is an election against J P Nadda, Amit Shah, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India. Modi, according to Siddaramaiah, visited Karnataka and spoke at 20 gatherings, something that no previous prime minister had ever attempted. He praised the residents of Karnataka and claimed that they opposed the BJP’s “communal political process,” which he claimed was “threatening the religious foundation” of the region. Karnataka residents are quite politically savvy. Since the BJP threatened the region’s democratic fabric, they’re aware of the party that could save it, Siddaramaiah remarked. He claimed that the residents of Karnataka were against the “hatred and partisanship that is moving on” in the state. “The BJP attempted to use financial strength to win this election. With financial power, they couldn’t thrive, according to Siddaramaiah. He claimed that there was a huge anti-incumbency sentiment among Karnataka’s citizens, who were tired of the government of the BJP and desired a transition in the state’s administration.

Who said what on the Karnataka elections result?

Now that we’ve won, we must go to work. I’m not here to judge anyone. President of the Congress, Mallikarjun Kharge.

For the BJP, success and failure are nothing new. These results shouldn’t cause fear among party members. We will reflect on the failure of the party. I humbly welcome this decision: BS Yediyurappa, a BJP politician, on his party’s failure.

We firstly defeated Himachal Pradesh, then we defeated Karnataka.According to Chhattisgarh Chief Minister and Congressman Bhupesh Baghel, they used to talk about “Congress mukt-Bharat,” but today South India is “BJP-mukt.”

The outcome of this election serves as a preliminary towards the legislative election. Congressman Siddaramaiah said, “I wish that all non-BJP parties unite and work to ensure that BJP is lost. I additionally believe Rahul Gandhi may take over as the nation’s prime minister.”

Bengalchief minister Mamata Banerjee on the outcome of the Karnataka elections: “Brute authoritarianism and dominant governance is defeated.”