Karnataka By-Polls: Ruling BJP Wins Sindgi, Congress Registers success in Hangal.

In what's 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, however lost the Hangal seat to Congress, within the bypolls survived October thirty.

According to results declared by the 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, whereas his nighest 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 foreign third, by securing 4,353 and 927 votes respectively.More in Politics :Assam By-Polls: BJP, Ally Bag All 5 Assembly Seats, Improve TallyFormer Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh Remanded to dysfunction Custody until November 6Haryana: Farmers' Leaders Celebrate as Abhay Chautala Defeats BJP-JJP in Ellenabad By-PollGurgaon Administration Withdraws Permission for Namaz at Eight SpotsJNU VC Appointed nine Chairpersons ‘Without Authority’; HC Restrains Them From Taking DecisionsAs BJP Suffers massive Losses within the By-Polls, is that the Tide returning Himachal Pradesh?The bypolls for 2 seats was necessitated as they'd fallen vacant, following the death of Sindgi JD(S) lawgiver M C Managuli and BJP’s C M Udasi from Hangal.The BJP losing Hangal is seen as a reverse to Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai, as it is that the neighbour body to his Shiggaon assembly section in Haveri district, which he had extensively campaigned there.Also read: As BJP Suffers massive Losses within the By-polls, is that the Tide returning Himachal Pradesh?This was conjointly the primary major electoral challenge for Bommai, when taking charge as CM.Congress leaders appeared to be glad with the party’s performance in the bypolls, because it has succeeded in snatching away Hangal seat from the BJP, whereas rising its performance in Sindgi, wherever it absolutely was in the third spot after 2018 assembly polls. AN estimated 69.47 per cent voter turnout was recorded in Sindgi assembly constituency, whereas it absolutely was 83.76 per cent in Hangal section throughout the Oct thirty voting.A total of nineteen candidates were within the fray in the 2 constituencies, as well as six from Sindgi and thirteen from Hangal. 2 candidates from Sindgi.