What was the position of the Aam Aadmi Party in the results of the Karnataka elections, know

AAP Performance In Karnataka Election Results: karnataka assembly elections Congress has won with a clear majority. BJP came second and JDS came third. The Election Commission released the results of 223 out of 224 seats on Saturday (May 13). In which Congress won 135 seats. BJP got 65 seats and JDS got 19 seats. BJP was leading on one seat. Two independent candidates also won in the election. At the same time, Kalyan Rajya Pragati Paksha and Sarvodaya Karnataka Paksha got 1-1 seats but Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) did not win a single seat.

AAP got so many votes in Karnataka

AAP had fielded candidates on 209 seats. According to the Election Commission, AAP got less than 1 percent (0.58%) vote share which is less than NOTA’s vote share (0.69%). The party got only 2.25 lakh votes. With this, the deposits of all the candidates of the Aam Aadmi Party were forfeited.

Top leaders did not campaign

AAP’s top leaders did not campaign in Karnataka before the elections, which is believed to be one of the reasons behind the party’s current performance in the state. On May 7, AAP’s Karnataka unit president Prithvi Reddy spoke about party chief Arvind Kejriwal feeling shortchanged in the elections. He had said that Kejriwal’s primary responsibility is to ensure that the people of Delhi do not suffer as two senior party leaders have been arrested by central agencies. Please tell that this was the first election of the Aam Aadmi Party after getting the status as a national party.

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