Buoyed by the BJP's performance in the elections of four states, including Uttar Pradesh, some BJP MLAs on Thursday raised Jai Shri Ram slogan in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly to express their happiness over the poll results. MP Home Minister Narottam Mishra, who is also the state government's spokesperson, attended the proceedings of the House wearing a saffron turban to
Early trends show the BJP in the lead with Samajwadi Party closing in fast and BSP and Congress trailing far behind. The polls are a litmus test for the BJP ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, where PM Narendra Modi will seek a third consecutive term. Stay tuned for updates.
As the trend showed the saffron party leading in four states, the BJP claimed that voters have hugely responded to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's appeal to reject dynasty politics. BJP Rajya Sabha member Vinay Sahasrabuddhe tweeted, "While the final tallies are yet to come, voters have hugely responded to PM @narendramodi Ji's appeal and REJECTED most Dynasty Based parties!SP
The stage is set for counting of votes on Thursday that will start at 8 am in five states, sealing a month-long polling session that began on February 10. The contest, which was primarily between BJP and Congress in several regions is now multi-cornered with AAP and TMC's entry. The crucial test for the BJP will be in Uttar Pradesh where it hopes to retain power against
The Aam Aadmi Party appeared uncertain to win a single seat in the Uttar Pradesh polls as its vote share was less than NOTA on Thursday evening, with a senior party leader saying the 2022 elections were about taking the party's idea to the people of the state. Till 5.45 pm, the AAP was leading on none of the 403 seats of the state, according to the Election Commission website