Bengaluru, Nov. 14 -- Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday alleged that "vote chori" (vote theft) had occurred in Bihar, even as the ruling NDA crossed the majority mark while counting was still underway for the Assembly elections held on November 6 and 11.
Speaking to reporters here, the Chief Minister said he had not yet received clarity on what caused the Congress-RJD alliance's setback or the NDA's surge toward a decisive victory.
"We have to accept the mandate of the people. I don't know what caused the setback. I had not gone to Bihar. I don't know who didn't vote for us or why the NDA has won with a big majority. I will try to find out," he said.
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