- Karnataka had 224 assembly seats up for grabs. The BJP won 118 seats, followed by the Congress with 68 seats and the JD(S) with 32 seats. The BJP formed a majority government with B.S. Yediyurappa as the Chief Minister. The Congress and JD(S) alliance, which was in power before the elections, collapsed due to defections and infighting
- Tripura had 60 assembly seats up for grabs. The BJP won 36 seats, followed by the CPI(M) with 16 seats and the IPFT with 8 seats. The BJP formed a coalition government with IPFT with Biplab Kumar Deb as the Chief Minister. The CPI(M), which was in power for 25 years before the elections, faced a massive defeat due to anti-incumbency and corruption charges.
- Nagaland had 60 assembly seats up for grabs. The NDPP won 18 seats, followed by the NPF with 27 seats and the BJP with 12 seats.
- Meghalaya had 60 assembly seats up for grabs. The Congress won 21 seats, followed by the NPP with 19 seats and the UDP with 6 seats. The NPP formed a coalition government with UDP and other regional parties with Conrad Sangma as the Chief Minister.
Question:
Q.1 Who was the Chief Minister of Karnataka before the 2023 assembly elections?
a. B.S. Yediyurappa
a. B.S. Yediyurappa
b. H.D. Kumaraswamy
c. Siddaramaiah
d. Jagadish Shettar