AIMIM is “yet to decide” if it will contest polls” in Karnataka: Asadudin Owaisi
BENGALURU: Post grand announcement on contesting the Assembly elections in Karnataka, All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief Asadudin Owaisi has now said that the party is “yet to decide” if it will contest the polls.
A crucial meeting scheduled on April 10 in Hyderabad will take this decision.
According to a TNIE report, Usman Ghani -- Karnataka state chief of AIMIM -- said “I have been called for a meeting on Tuesday. A decision on whether we are contesting and for how many seats will be taken.” Usman had previously claimed that the party will contest in at least 60 seats across the state.
Owaisi had confidently declared that his party will contest the May 12 Assembly polls in Karnataka. His statements had led Congress leaders in the state to term him BJP’s plant to divide minority community votes.
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Election results: BJP hits 84% strike rate in Maharashtra
Mumbai: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has delivered a remarkable performance in the Maharashtra assembly elections, achieving an 84% strike rate as part of the Mahayuti alliance.
The other allies in the alliance, the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP - Ajit Pawar faction) and the Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena, have also performed strongly, recording strike rates of 62% and 71%, respectively.
Meanwhile, Union Home Minister Amit Shah spoke to Devendra Fadnavis, and congratulated him over the performance of the party.
As of 11:58 AM, the BJP is leading in 127 constituencies, while Shiv Sena and the NCP (Ajit Pawar faction) are ahead in 56 and 38 seats, respectively.
