The BJP ’s outreach was spearheaded by its state Mahila Morcha, which organised 'samvad sankalps' and 'satyanarayan kathas' across the state
While the Aam Aadmi Party secured five seats and a 12.92 percent vote share - giving it a national party status, data shows that in several seats, its presence directly impacted the vote share of Congress.
The BJP registered a historic victory in Gujarat by clinching 156 seats in the 182-member House.
AAP is leading on 5 seats with 13 percent vote share thus helping BJP to break the record of Madhav Singh Solanki’s 149 seats in 1985
Sitting Congress MLA Shailesh Parmar won by defeating his nearest rival, BJP's Nareshbhai Vyas, by a margin of 13,525 votes.
An above-average development track record under the BJP, a missing Congress on the ground and the Gujarati love of stability in policy were responsible for the BJP’s commanding victory in the assembly elections
Initial leads indicate that the Aam Aadmi Party is on course to win seven seats in Gujarat with a 12.8 percent vote share
Gujarat Election Result 2022 Highlights: Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Delhi's BJP headquarters said, "People voted BJP, because the party has worked for every section. And they know BJP has the capability to take decisions for country's prosperity."
Voting for 93 seats spread across central and north Gujarat districts in the second and final phase of polls is being held on December 5. Over 800 candidates are in the fray.
Ajmal's political detractors were however quick to link his remarks to the Gujarat Assembly poll and alleged that the AIUDF chief was toeing the BJP line to "rescue" the right-wing party, which is seeking to retain power in the western state.
The daughter of late Congress MP Amarsinh Rathwa, Radhika joined the AAP just before the elections were announced. She is pitted against three other Rathwas -- sitting Congress MLA Sukhram Rathwa, BJP's Jayantbhai Rathwa, and Bharatiya Tribal Party's Namalbhai Rathwa.
People flocked on both sides of the streets through which the Prime Minister’s convoy was passing.The crowd carrying his posters were chanting “Modi…Modi…” The Prime Minister was also seen greeting people and waving his hands.
BJP remains popular despite criticism of inflation and unemployment and is expected to emerge victorious. Most pre-election surveys and several political analysts have predicted that it will win a majority of the 182 seats in the state for a record seventh time in a row, defeating the main opposition Congress party and new entrant Aam Aadmi Party.
AAP will become a national party even if it only wins a few seats in Gujarat. It is, without question, a remarkable accomplishment on its own
News Highlights: Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha asserted that anti-terrorist operations will not be stopped until the last terrorist is eliminated in the Union Territory.
Thousands of people gathered on both sides of the road along the 27-km route of the roadshow from the Surat airport to Varaccha, the city’s principal hub for diamond cutting and polishing.
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the opposition Congress have continued their tradition of offering tickets to only a handful of women, but still the number of such candidates fielded by them this time is more as compared to what it was in the 2017 election.
AAP is recognised as a state party in Delhi, Punjab and Goa. The party is hopeful of getting enough votes to be recognised as a state party in a fourth state, Gujarat, which will automatically qualify it to become a national party
Shah told News 18 that when the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) gets a majority in the upcoming Gujarat assembly elections, incumbent chief minister Bhupendra Patel will 'undoubtedly' return to the post.
This strategy, in place since 2014, has helped the national party become a powerful election-winning machine
Patel used to single-handedly take care of a lot of things, particularly in the past few state elections, one Cong leader reminisced. Patel is remembered by party insiders as someone who maintained personal relationships with top leaders and party workers with the same alacrity.
In towns and cities across India, older infrastructure is dangerously crumbling as governments unveil new projects; this is compounded by the apathy, corruption, and chaos that goes in the name of urban governance
The Gujarat election will tell us how far AAP’s positioning as an alternative Hindu party with an emphasis on social welfare works
Being under unitary regulatory oversight, feedback is efficiently incorporated at the earliest in the railways and aviation sectors, as are learnings for future safety measures
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