Congress fears cross voting in Rajya Sabha elections, 12 MLAs shift to resort

Bengaluru: Congress is facing the fear of cross voting in Rajya Sabha elections. This is the reason why it has shifted its 12 MLAs to a resort in Bengaluru. All these MLAs reached Bengaluru late last night.

According to sources, they have been kept in a resort on the outskirts of Bengaluru, where no one is prohibited from visiting. Preparations have been made to take these MLAs directly from here to Bhubaneswar on the day of voting on March 16.

DK Shivkumar’s statement also came out

The statement of Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivakumar has also come to light in this matter. He said, “I have not called anyone. He has come, this is what I have been told. The PCC President there called me and told me that I have made arrangements for him. It is possible that he is going to visit Bengaluru and Mysuru, see, it is our job to follow the responsibility given by the party. I have informed him that I will meet him after the completion of the assembly proceedings.”

When are Rajya Sabha elections?

Rajya Sabha elections 2026 have been announced, for which all the parties have started their preparations. The election schedule for 37 Rajya Sabha seats from 10 states has been announced, under this, voting will be held on March 16 for 37 Rajya Sabha seats. The last date for filing nominations was March 5. The scrutiny of nominations was to be held on 6 March. The last date for withdrawal of names was March 9.

Let us tell you that keeping the Rajya Sabha elections in mind, Congress has started making its strategy. By sending his MLAs to the resort, he has given the message that he is fully prepared for the elections. This matter is being discussed a lot in the political world.

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