Bangalore: The assembly elections are over and one day is left for vote count. The political parties are facing the heat of poll outcome.
If the pre-election surveys undertaken by media to be believed that Congress is likely to regain the state rule, the former CM Yeddyurappa who had deserted BJP to form KJP with the hope that the voters will immensely support him, is facing the uncertain future. On the other hand, Kumaraswamy is assuring himself that the media survey will be untrue.
The political analysts are speculating on who would become the Chief Minister, no soon the assembly elections were concluded on Sunday May 5. Both state and national media who have done pre-election survey in Karnataka reported on the possibilities of a key national party securing the majority. If this is to be believed, its clear that Congress likely to come back to reign in Karnataka.
Meanwhile, there would certainly tussle among CM aspirants in Congress that has not announced the likely Chief Minister candidate, instead faced the assembly elections with united leadership so far. How high command resolves these issues are of interest in the coming days.
