Karnataka MLC polls: Congress wins 5 seats amid cross-voting; BJP gets 2 seats
The ruling Congress secured a significant victory in the Karnataka legislative council elections, winning five out of seven seats. The BJP claimed the remaining two seats, while the JD(S) candidate lost. The elections saw instances of cross-voting, with Congress candidates reportedly exceeding expectations.
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