Bengaluru: The results of Bypolls to Hangal and Sindgi, which will be stated on Tuesday, will not have a direct impact on the government.
But there are many who are at stake for all the top leaders – The Chairman of the Minister of Bumavaraj Bommai has the most lost.
The first assembly improvement after leadership changes in this country will determine the influence of BOMMAI among voters in these two main segments in North Carnataka, which is dominated by lingayats.
By winning the two chairs, he had to prove his leadership after taking over from Lingayat Strongman BS Yediyurappa, who scored a severe Bypoll’s record during his tenure.
So, Bommai did not leave the missed stone, which was proven from the fact that he was camping in elections for more than a week and leading an aggressive campaign.
A 2-0 victory will make it politically strong and put it strongly in the saddle to lead the party in the assembly selection of 2023.
“Losing 2-0 will place it in the back leg, and many can occur in the next 16-17 months before assembly of polls , especially with Yediyurappa eyeing a comeback, “said a BJP senior official.
The Bypoll results achieved the importance of Congress because there was a crack between the leader of the opposition Siddaramaiiah and the Head of the DK Shivakumar Party.
The results will highlight the newly discovered Camaraderie between the two.
If Congress candidates are defeated, the possibility of bonds while they will be destroyed due to faction pressure.
For Shivakumar, this is a prestige problem because he has failed to make an effective impact since he took over as president.
Siddaramaah has stirred Hornet’s nest by launching an attack on RSS and BJP.
The results may not make a lot of differences in JD, but the consequences will be felt by the former CM HD Kumaraswamy, which mostly hope to show the Congress of his party’s problems in state politics.
JD has made the task of Siddaramaiiah and Shivakumar difficult by deploying Muslim candidates and Kumaraswamy will want to know how Muslim voters treat their party candidates.