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Bengaluru: The future of the four-month-old B S Yedyurappa-led BJP government in Karnataka will be clear on Monday when the counting of votes in the by-elections to 15 constituencies of the assembly will be taken up. The counting of votes polled in the December 5 elections, will begin at 8 a.m. in 11 centers and all the results are most likely to be out by the afternoon, officials of the election said.
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