JD (S): We accept Congress support to form government in Karnataka

New Delhi, May 15 Janata Dal (Secular) leader Danish Ali on Tuesday said that the gathering has acknowledged the help of the Congress gathering to shape the following government in Karnataka.

"JD(S) had constantly kept up that HD Kumaraswamy will be CM. According to comes about, we're doing everything to keep BJP out of energy. Congress has broadened its help, we have acknowledged it. We will mutually go to meet Governor after 5.30 pm today," Ali told.

Meanwhile, JD(S) MLC Saravana stated, "Pause and watch, the container will be our own."

Earlier in the day, the Congress had declared to help the Janata Dal (Secular) to frame the following government in Karnataka.

Senior Congress pioneer Ghulam Nabi Azad had stated, "We had a telephonic discussion with Deve Gowda ji and Kumaraswamy. They have acknowledged our offer of help. The JD (S) will head the administration. Ideally, we will be as one."

He also stated, according to the patterns and results, the BJP will miss the mark concerning the greater part and the Congress, JD(S) and others together will have the enchantment number.

"Both Congress and JD (S) administration will meet the Governor at night to stake claim to shape the legislature and we will give letters of help," Azad said.

Official Election Commission drift is as of now indicating BJP driving on 105 seats, Congress 78, JD(S)+ 37, Others 02.

Counting of votes started at 8 a.m. for 222 out of 224 get together supporters in 58,546 polling stations in the state. The races in two voting public, Jayanagar and Rajarajeshwari Nagar, both in Bengaluru were delayed before.

A total of 2,654 competitors, including 216 women candidates were in the shred for the Assembly Elections this year.

Today's vote check will choose the political destiny of key players like Siddaramaiah, B.S Yeddyurappa, Mallikarjun Kharge, and H.D Deve Gowda and HD Kumaraswamy.

The BJP fielded 223 candidates, while the Congress and the JD-S handled 222 and 201 competitors individually.

Out of the 224 seats, 36 of them are held for Scheduled Castes (SCs), while 15 of them are for Scheduled Tribes (STs).

It might be noticed that a party or an organization together needs 112 seats to shape the legislature.