At last, Karnataka may get stable government after long hanging government.

Results are declared on 25 May and BJP got 110 seats and congress got 80 seats. JDS losses all their reputations and seats and got only 28 seats in whole karnataka.

The BJP dealt a major blow to the Congress, which also suffered huge defeats in all three Lok Sabha by-elections for which results were declared today. As if losing Karnataka was not bad enough, the Congress was trounced in the LS seats of Thane in Maharashtra (by Shiv Sena), Tura in Meghalaya (by NCP) and Hamirpur in Himachal Pradesh (by BJP). In Punjab, the ruling Akali Dal won the Amritsar-south Assembly seat. In Haryana, the Congress won two of the three Assembly by-elections but failed to prevent former chief minister Mr Bhajan Lal, its former leader, from winning the Adampur seat for the 10th consecutive time.