April 25th 2024.
On the evening of June 4, the Election Commission of India officially declared the victory of BJP candidate PC Mohan in the Bangalore Central constituency. It was a close race, with Mohan defeating the Congress candidate by a margin of 32,707 votes.
In the latest update at 4 PM, the ECI data showed Congress candidate Mansoor Ali Khan leading in the Bangalore Central seat with an impressive count of 5,99,596 votes, and a margin of 3,267 votes. However, it was interesting to note that while the ECI data showed Congress in the lead, Mohan had already shared a post claiming his victory, which was followed by congratulatory messages from people.
As the day progressed, the trends consistently showed Khan maintaining a lead in the constituency, with a margin of more than 52,000 votes. This trend indicated that Khan would likely defeat the BJP MP Mohan in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
At 1 PM, the margin between the two candidates had increased to 80,133 votes, with Khan leading and Mohan trailing. It seemed that the Bangalore Central seat would be won by Congress if this trend continued.
The Bangalore Central constituency was likely to be the only seat in the IT hub that would support Congress, with Khan maintaining a lead of around 64,000 votes against Mohan at 12 noon. By 11 AM, it was evident that Congress was going to defeat BJP in this constituency, with Khan leading by more than 40,000 votes.
The early trends at 9 AM showed Khan in the lead and Mohan trailing in the Bangalore Central constituency. The difference between the two candidates was around 2,000 votes. As the day progressed, the final results would determine who would emerge as the winner in this highly contested constituency.
On this important day, the eyes of the nation were on the Bangalore Central seat, where the key candidates were BJP's PC Mohan and Congress' Mansoor Ali Khan. The constituency had witnessed a voter turnout of 54.06% on April 26, 2024, and the live results for the 2024 Lok Sabha election would be announced at 8 AM on June 4. Stay tuned for constant updates.
In the state of Karnataka, 14 of the 28 Lok Sabha constituencies went to the polls on April 26, including the Bangalore Central seat. This constituency holds great importance as it encompasses some of the key areas of the tech capital, including the IT belt of Mahadevapura, which has been facing severe traffic and infrastructure challenges.
The Bangalore Central constituency consists of eight assembly segments: Sarvagnanagar, CV Raman Nagar, Shivajinagar, Shantinagar, Gandhi Nagar, Rajaji Nagar, Chamrajpet, and Mahadevapura.
Established in 2008 during the delimitation process, Bangalore Central has been a battleground for political competition since its inception. Since 2009, BJP candidate PC Mohan has consistently won elections in this constituency.
In the 2019 general elections, popular Indian actor Prakash Raj contested as an independent candidate from Bangalore Central but did not secure a win. Mohan defeated Congress leader Rizwan Arshad by a margin of more than 70,000 votes. In 2014, Mohan had also defeated Arshad and secured 557,130 votes, while the Congress candidate received 4,19,630 votes.
In the current election, Mohan is running for re-election as a BJP candidate and highlighting his track record as an MP over the last three terms. Meanwhile, the Congress party has fielded Mansoor Ali Khan to challenge Mohan. Khan's campaign focuses on securing the appropriate allocation of central government funds for Bengaluru and addressing infrastructure concerns.
Khan brings his own political lineage to the contest as the son of K Rahman Khan, a seasoned politician from the Congress and former Union Minister of Minority Affairs. His candidacy aims to leverage his political experience and the support of the Congress party base.
The remaining 14 seats in Karnataka will be decided in the third phase of the elections, scheduled for May 7.
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