evidence: While the counting process in two constituencies, Bengaluru North and Bengaluru South, was one-sided and predictable, there was a neck-to-neck fight until the last rounds in the Bengaluru Central constituency, where P.C. Mohan, three-time BJP MP, finally emerged victorious against the Congress candidate Mansoor Ali Khan. [...] At SSMRV College where the votes were counted for Bengaluru South, victory went to Tejasvi Surya from the BJP who defeated Sowmya Reddy from the Congress with a huge margin of 2,75,026 votes. [...] The atmosphere at St. Joseph’s Indian High School, where the fate of Bengaluru North constituency was decided, was quite different from the other two. The battle here was between the BJP leader Shobha Karandlaje and the Congress’ Rajeev Gowda.