BJP says Congress still failed in state council polls despite ballot papers
In short
The BJP said Congress failed to win public support in legislative council polls across several states.
It pointed to Karnataka, where Congress got zero seats even with ballot papers. The report does not give the full results for every state or explain why the party lost.
What the reporting says
The BJP said Congress could not win public support in legislative council elections across several states, including Karnataka, according to the supplied summary. BJP president Nitin Nabin said Congress got zero seats in Karnataka even with ballot papers, while Sudhanshu Trivedi criticised Rahul Gandhi. The immediate consequence is a political attack after the election results, but the full state-wise tally and underlying voter trends are not stated in the available reporting.
Why it matters
The BJP used the Maharashtra and other legislative council election results to argue that Congress cannot gain public support, even when ballot papers are used in Karnataka, according to the summary. BJP leaders Nitin Nabin and Sudhanshu Trivedi made the criticism after the results. The story matters politically because it sharpens the post-election attack on Congress, but the broader voter shift is not explained in the reporting.