Tag: Congress

  • ‘West Bengal, Haryana, and Rajasthan Rejected BJP,’ Says Congress Leader Sachin Pilot |

    New Delhi: In the Lok Sabha election 2024, the BJP-led NDA alliance fell short of gaining the expected numbers after which Congress leader Sachin Pilot said that states like West Bengal, Haryana, and Rajasthan rejected BJP. The Pilot alleged that the people didn’t like the BJP’s narrative of “Mandir-Masjid” and “Hindu-Muslim”.

    “The states in which the BJP expected to increase its numbers, like West Bengal, Haryana and Rajasthan, the people have rejected them there… The issues we brought up were liked by the people… Our narrative was optimistic, BJP’s narrative was Mandir-Masjid, Hindu-Muslim and Mangalsutra. The people may have not liked it,” Pilot said while talking to ANI.

    Responding to the party’s further strategies, the Congress leader said that the alliance has to make the political decisions.
     
    “The public has given a clear message to the ruling party that the kind of governance they were giving, is not acceptable and that is why their total tally has dropped to 60 to 65 seats. It’s a political message from the public through EVM and BJP should introspect this,” he further added. 

    The final count for the Lok Sabha 2024 elections concluded on June 3, BJP secured 240, far fewer than had been expected, while, Congress secured 99 seats which is the highest tally since the 2014 Lok Sabha Election.

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi has secured a third term but this time BJP will need the support of other parties like JD (U) chief Nitish Kumar and TDP’s chief Chandrababu Naidu to reach the majority mark and form a government.

  • Lok Sabha Election Results 2024: Full List Of State and Constituencies-Wise Winners |

    Lok Sabha Chuna Results 2024: The counting of votes for the 18th parliamentary polls was taken up today and the result was a big booster shot for the INDIA bloc though the NDA gained majority mark. The fight was again between the Bharatiya Janata Party-led NDA and the Congress-led INDIA bloc. While Prime Minister Narendra Modi was seeking a third straight term this election, the Congress was keen on returning to power after warming the opposition benches for a record 10 years. Though the NDA got a majority, the BJP fell short of the 272 mark on its own.

    BJP MP Mukesh Dalal got elected as the nomination paper of the Congress candidate was rejected while other candidates withdrew their nominations. 

    On the other hand, the Congress-led INDIA bloc defied exit poll predictions and won 233 seat with the grand old party winning 99 seats of the 328 it contested. The Congress contested the polls after entering an unprecedented alliance with several regional parties to counter the BJP’s growing might. 

    The TMC contested the Bengal Lok Sabha polls alone while the CPIM contested the Kerala polls on its own, both parties refused to ally with Congress in these two states. 

    On the other hand, the BJP did get some allies in its fold including Jayant Chaudhary’s RLD, Ajit Pawar-led NCP and Nitish Kumar’s JDU back in the NDA.

    2024 Indian General Election Results – Full List Of Winners and Their Constituencies 




    State/UT


    LS Seat


    Winner




    Telangana


    Adilabad (ST)


     


    Telangana


    Peddapalli (SC)


     


    Telangana


    Karimnagar


     


    Telangana


    Nizamabad


     


    Telangana


    Zahirabad


     


    Telangana


    Medak


     


    Telangana


    Malkajgiri


     


    Telangana


    Secunderabad


     


    Telangana


    Hyderabad


     


    Telangana


    Chevella


     


    Telangana


    Mahabubnagar


     


    Telangana


    Nagarkurnool (SC)


     


    Telangana


    Nalgonda


     


    Telangana


    Bhuvanagiri


     


    Telangana


    Warangal (SC)


     


    Telangana


    Mahabubabad (ST)


     


    Telangana


    Khammam


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Tiruvallur


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Chennai North


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Chennai South


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Chennai Central


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Sriperumbudur


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Kancheepuram


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Arakkonam


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Vellore


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Krishnagiri


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Dharmapuri


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Tiruvannamalai


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Arani


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Viluppuram


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Kallakurichi


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Salem


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Namakkal


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Erode


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Tiruppur


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Nilgiris


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Coimbatore


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Pollachi


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Dindigul


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Karur


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Tiruchirappalli


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Perambalur


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Cuddalore


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Chidambaram


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Mayiladuthurai


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Nagapattinam


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Thanjavur


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Sivaganga


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Madurai


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Theni


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Virudhunagar


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Ramanathapuram


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Thoothukkudi


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Tenkasi


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Tirunelveli


     


    Tamil Nadu


    Kanniyakumari


     


    Maharashtra


    Nandurbar (ST)


     


    Maharashtra


    Dhule


     


    Maharashtra


    Jalgaon


     


    Maharashtra


    Raver


     


    Maharashtra


    Buldhana


     


    Maharashtra


    Akola


     


    Maharashtra


    Amravati (SC)


     


    Maharashtra


    Wardha


     


    Maharashtra


    Ramtek (SC)


     


    Maharashtra


    Nagpur


     


    Maharashtra


    Bhandara-

    Gondiya


     


    Maharashtra


    Gadchiroli-

    Chimur (ST)


     


    Maharashtra


    Chandrapur


     


    Maharashtra


    Yavatmal-

    Washim


     


    Maharashtra


    Hingoli


     


    Maharashtra


    Nanded


     


    Maharashtra


    Parbhani


     


    Maharashtra


    Jalna


     


    Maharashtra


    Aurangabad


     


    Maharashtra


    Dindori (ST)


     


    Maharashtra


    Nashik


     


    Maharashtra


    Palghar (ST)


     


    Maharashtra


    Bhiwandi


     


    Maharashtra


    Kalyan


     


    Maharashtra


    Thane


     


    Maharashtra


    Mumbai North


     


    Maharashtra


    Mumbai N-W


     


    Maharashtra


    Mumbai N-E


     


    Maharashtra


    Mumbai N-Central


     


    Maharashtra


    Mumbai S-Central


     


    Maharashtra


    Mumbai South


     


    Maharashtra


    Raigad


     


    Maharashtra


    Maval


     


    Maharashtra


    Pune


     


    Maharashtra


    Baramati


     


    Maharashtra


    Shirur


     


    Maharashtra


    Ahmednagar


     


    Maharashtra


    Shirdi (SC)


     


    Maharashtra


    Beed


     


    Maharashtra


    Osmanabad


     


    Maharashtra


    Latur (SC)


     


    Maharashtra


    Solapur (SC)


     


    Maharashtra


    Madha


     


    Maharashtra


    Sangli


     


    Maharashtra


    Satara


     


    Maharashtra


    Ratnagiri-

    Sindhudurg


     


    Maharashtra


    Kolhapur


     


    Maharashtra


    Hatkanangle


     


    Rajasthan


    Ganganagar (SC)


     


    Rajasthan


    Bikaner (SC)


     


    Rajasthan


    Churu


     


    Rajasthan


    Jhunjhunu


     


    Rajasthan


    Sikar


     


    Rajasthan


    Jaipur Rural


     


    Rajasthan


    Jaipur


     


    Rajasthan


    Alwar


     


    Rajasthan


    Bharatpur (SC)


     


    Rajasthan


    Karauli–

    Dholpur (SC)


     


    Rajasthan


    Dausa (ST)


     


    Rajasthan


    Tonk–Sawai

    Madhopur


     


    Rajasthan


    Ajmer


     


    Rajasthan


    Nagaur


     


    Rajasthan


    Pali


     


    Rajasthan


    Jodhpur


     


    Rajasthan


    Barmer


     


    Rajasthan


    Jalore


     


    Rajasthan


    Udaipur (ST)


     


    Rajasthan


    Banswara (ST)


     


    Rajasthan


    Chittorgarh


     


    Rajasthan


    Rajsamand


     


    Rajasthan


    Bhilwara


     


    Rajasthan


    Kota


     


    Rajasthan


    Jhalawar–Baran


     


    Punjab


    Gurdaspur


     


    Punjab


    Amritsar


     


    Punjab


    Khadoor Sahib


     


    Punjab


    Jalandhar (SC)


     


    Punjab


    Hoshiarpur (SC)


     


    Punjab


    Anandpur

    Sahib


     


    Punjab


    Ludhiana


     


    Punjab


    Fatehgarh

    Sahib (SC)


     


    Punjab


    Faridkot (SC)


     


    Punjab


    Ferozpur


     


    Punjab


    Bathinda


     


    Punjab


    Sangrur


     


    Punjab


    Patiala


     


    Odisha


    Bargarh


     


    Odisha


    Sundargarh (ST)


     


    Odisha


    Sambalpur


     


    Odisha


    Keonjhar (ST)


     


    Odisha


    Mayurbhanj (ST)


     


    Odisha


    Balasore


     


    Odisha


    Bhadrak (SC)


     


    Odisha


    Jajpur (SC)


     


    Odisha


    Dhenkanal


     


    Odisha


    Bolangir


     


    Odisha


    Kalahandi


     


    Odisha


    Nabarangpur (ST)


     


    Odisha


    Kandhamal


     


    Odisha


    Cuttack


     


    Odisha


    Kendrapara


     


    Odisha


    Jagatsinghpur (SC)


     


    Odisha


    Puri


     


    Odisha


    Bhubaneswar


     


    Odisha


    Aska


     


    Odisha


    Berhampur


     


    Odisha


    Koraput (ST)


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Morena


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Bhind (SC)


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Gwalior


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Guna


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Sagar


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Tikamgarh (SC)


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Damoh


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Khajuraho


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Satna


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Rewa


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Sidhi


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Shahdol (ST)


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Jabalpur


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Mandla (ST)


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Balaghat


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Chhindwara


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Narmadapuram /

    Hoshangabad


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Vidisha


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Bhopal


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Rajgarh


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Dewas (SC)


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Ujjain (SC)


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Mandsaur


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Ratlam (ST)


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Dhar (ST)


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Indore


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Khargone


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Khandwa


     


    Madhya

    Pradesh


    Betul (ST)


     


    Kerala


    Kasaragod


     


    Kerala


    Kannur


     


    Kerala


    Vatakara


     


    Kerala


    Wayanad


     


    Kerala


    Kozhikode


     


    Kerala


    Malappuram


     


    Kerala


    Ponnani


     


    Kerala


    Palakkad


     


    Kerala


    Alathur (SC)


     


    Kerala


    Thrissur


     


    Kerala


    Chalakudy


     


    Kerala


    Ernakulam


     


    Kerala


    Idukki


     


    Kerala


    Kottayam


     


    Kerala


    Alappuzha


     


    Kerala


    Mavelikara (SC)


     


    Kerala


    Pathanamthitta


     


    Kerala


    Kollam


     


    Kerala


    Attingal


     


    Kerala


    Thiruvananthapuram


     


    Karnataka


    Chikkodi


     


    Karnataka


    Belgaum


     


    Karnataka


    Bagalkot


     


    Karnataka


    Bijapur


     


    Karnataka


    Gulbarga


     


    Karnataka


    Raichur


     


    Karnataka


    Bidar


     


    Karnataka


    Koppal


     


    Karnataka


    Bellary


     


    Karnataka


    Haveri


     


    Karnataka


    Dharwad


     


    Karnataka


    Uttara Kannada


     


    Karnataka


    Davanagere


     


    Karnataka


    Shimoga


     


    Karnataka


    Udupi

    Chikmagalur


     


    Karnataka


    Hassan


     


    Karnataka


    Dakshina

    Kannada


     


    Karnataka


    Chitradurga


     


    Karnataka


    Tumkur


     


    Karnataka


    Mandya


     


    Karnataka


    Mysore


     


    Karnataka


    Chamarajanagar


     


    Karnataka


    Bangalore

    Rural


     


    Karnataka


    Bangalore

    North


     


    Karnataka


    Bangalore

    Central


     


    Karnataka


    Bangalore

    South


     


    Karnataka


    Chikballapur


     


    Karnataka


    Kolar


     


    Jharkhand


    Rajmahal (ST)


     


    Jharkhand


    Dumka (ST)


     


    Jharkhand


    Godda


     


    Jharkhand


    Chatra


     


    Jharkhand


    Kodarma


     


    Jharkhand


    Giridih


     


    Jharkhand


    Dhanbad


     


    Jharkhand


    Ranchi


     


    Jharkhand


    Jamshedpur


     


    Jharkhand


    Singhbhum (ST)


     


    Jharkhand


    Khunti (ST)


     


    Jharkhand


    Lohardaga (ST)


     


    Jharkhand


    Palamau (SC)


     


    Jharkhand


    Hazaribagh


     


    Haryana


    Ambala


     


    Haryana


    Kurukshetra


     


    Haryana


    Sirsa


     


    Haryana


    Hisar


     


    Haryana


    Karnal


     


    Haryana


    Sonipat


     


    Haryana


    Rohtak


     


    Haryana


    Bhiwani–

    Mahendragarh


     


    Haryana


    Gurgaon


     


    Haryana


    Faridabad


     


    Gujarat


    Kachchh


     


    Gujarat


    Banaskantha


     


    Gujarat


    Patan


     


    Gujarat


    Mahesana


     


    Gujarat


    Sabarkantha


     


    Gujarat


    Gandhinagar


     


    Gujarat


    Ahmedabad E


     


    Gujarat


    Ahmedabad W


     


    Gujarat


    Surendranagar


     


    Gujarat


    Rajkot


     


    Gujarat


    Porbandar


     


    Gujarat


    Jamnagar


     


    Gujarat


    Junagadh


     


    Gujarat


    Amreli


     


    Gujarat


    Bhavnagar


     


    Gujarat


    Anand


     


    Gujarat


    Kheda


     


    Gujarat


    Panchmahal


     


    Gujarat


    Dahod


     


    Gujarat


    Vadodara


     


    Gujarat


    Chhota

    Udaipur


     


    Gujarat


    Bharuch


     


    Gujarat


    Bardoli


     


    Gujarat


    Surat


    Mukesh Dalal – BJP




    Gujarat


    Navsari


     


    Gujarat


    Valsad


     


    Bihar


    Valmiki Nagar


     


    Bihar


    Paschim

    Champaran


     


    Bihar


    Purvi

    Champaran


     


    Bihar


    Sheohar


     


    Bihar


    Sitamarhi


     


    Bihar


    Madhubani


     


    Bihar


    Jhanjharpur


     


    Bihar


    Supaul


     


    Bihar


    Araria


     


    Bihar


    Kishanganj


     


    Bihar


    Katihar


     


    Bihar


    Purnia


     


    Bihar


    Madhepura


     


    Bihar


    Darbhanga


     


    Bihar


    Muzaffarpur


     


    Bihar


    Vaishali


     


    Bihar


    Gopalganj (SC)


     


    Bihar


    Siwan


     


    Bihar


    Maharajganj


     


    Bihar


    Saran


     


    Bihar


    Hajipur (SC)


     


    Bihar


    Ujiarpur


     


    Bihar


    Samastipur (SC)


     


    Bihar


    Begusarai


     


    Bihar


    Khagaria


     


    Bihar


    Bhagalpur


     


    Bihar


    Banka


     


    Bihar


    Munger


     


    Bihar


    Nalanda


     


    Bihar


    Patna Sahib


     


    Bihar


    Pataliputra


     


    Bihar


    Arrah


     


    Bihar


    Buxar


     


    Bihar


    Sasaram (SC)


     


    Bihar


    Karakat


     


    Bihar


    Jahanabad


     


    Bihar


    Aurangabad


     


    Bihar


    Gaya (SC)


     


    Bihar


    Nawada


     


    Bihar


    Jamui (SC)


     


    Chhattisgarh


    Sarguja (ST)


     


    Chhattisgarh


    Raigarh (ST)


     


    Chhattisgarh


    Janjgir-

    Champa (SC)


     


    Chhattisgarh


    Korba


     


    Chhattisgarh


    Bilaspur


     


    Chhattisgarh


    Rajnandgaon


     


    Chhattisgarh


    Durg


     


    Chhattisgarh


    Raipur


     


    Chhattisgarh


    Mahasamund


     


    Chhattisgarh


    Bastar (SC)


     


    Chhattisgarh


    Kanker (SC)


     


    Assam


    Kokrajhar (ST)


     


     


     
     


    Assam


    Dhubri


     


    Assam


    Barpeta


     


     


     
     


    Assam


    Darrang–

    Udalguri


     


    Assam


    Guwahati


     


    Assam


    Diphu (ST)


     


    Assam


    Karimganj


     


    Assam


    Silchar (SC)


     


    Assam


    Nagaon


     


    Assam


    Kaziranga


     


    Assam


    Sonitpur


     


     


     
     


    Assam


    Lakhimpur


     


     


     
     


    Assam


    Dibrugarh


     


    Assam


    Jorhat


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Saharanpur


     


    U.P


    Kairana


     


    U.P


    Muzaffarnagar


     


    U.P


    Bijnor


     


    U.P


    Nagina


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Moradabad


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Rampur


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Sambhal


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Amroha


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Meerut


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Baghpat


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Ghaziabad


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Gautam

    Buddh Nagar


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Bulandshahr


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Aligarh


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Hathras


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Mathura


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Agra


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Fatehpur Sikri


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Firozabad


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Mainpuri


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Etah


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Badaun


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Aonla


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Bareilly


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Pilibhit


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Shahjahanpur


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Kheri


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Dhaurahra


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Sitapur


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Hardoi


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Misrikh


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Unnao


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Mohanlalganj


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Lucknow


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Rae Bareli


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Amethi


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Sultanpur


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Pratapgarh


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Farrukhabad


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Etawah


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Kannauj


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Kanpur


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Akbarpur


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Jalaun


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Jhansi


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Hamirpur


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Banda


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Fatehpur


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Kaushambi


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Phulpur


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Allahabad


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Barabanki


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Faizabad


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Ambedkar Nagar


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Bahraich


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Kaiserganj


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Shravasti


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Gonda


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Domariyaganj


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Basti


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Sant Kabir Nagar


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Maharajganj


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Gorakhpur


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Kushi Nagar


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Deoria


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Bansgaon


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Lalganj


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Azamgarh


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Ghosi


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Salempur


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Ballia


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Jaunpur


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Machhlishahr


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Ghazipur


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Chandauli


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Varanasi


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Bhadohi


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Mirzapur


     


    Uttar Pradesh


    Robertsganj


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Araku (ST)


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Srikakulam


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Vizianagaram


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Visakhapatnam


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Anakapalli


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Kakinada


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Amalapuram (SC)


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Rajahmundry


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Narasapuram


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Eluru


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Machilipatnam


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Vijayawada


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Guntur


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Narasaraopet


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Bapatla (SC)


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Ongole


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Nandyal


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Kurnool


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Anantapur


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Hindupur


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Kadapa


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Nellore


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Tirupati (SC)


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Rajampet


     


    Andhra Pradesh


    Chittoor (SC)


     


    West Bengal


    Cooch Behar


     


    West Bengal


    Alipurduars


     


    West Bengal


    Jalpaiguri


     


    West Bengal


    Darjeeling


     


    West Bengal


    Raiganj


     


    West Bengal


    Balurghat


     


    West Bengal


    Maldaha Uttar


     


    West Bengal


    Maldaha Dakshin


     


    West Bengal


    Jangipur


     


    West Bengal


    Baharampur


     


    West Bengal


    Murshidabad


     


    West Bengal


    Krishnanagar


     


    West Bengal


    Ranaghat (SC)


     


    West Bengal


    Bangaon (SC)


     


    West Bengal


    Barrackpur


     


    West Bengal


    Dum Dum


     


    West Bengal


    Barasat


     


    West Bengal


    Basirhat


     


    West Bengal


    Jaynagar (SC)


     


    West Bengal


    Mathurapur (SC)


     


    West Bengal


    Diamond Harbour


     


    West Bengal


    Jadavpur


     


    West Bengal


    Kolkata Dakshin


     


    West Bengal


    Kolkata Uttar


     


    West Bengal


    Howrah


     


    West Bengal


    Uluberia


     


    West Bengal


    Serampore


     


    West Bengal


    Hooghly


     


    West Bengal


    Arambagh (SC)


     


    West Bengal


    Tamluk


     


    West Bengal


    Kanthi


     


    West Bengal


    Ghatal


     


    West Bengal


    Jhargram (ST)


     


    West Bengal


    Medinipur


     


    West Bengal


    Purulia


     


    West Bengal


    Bankura


     


    West Bengal


    Bishnupur (SC)


     


    West Bengal


    Bardhaman Purba


     


    West Bengal


    Bardhaman-

    Durgapur


     


    West Bengal


    Asansol


     


    West Bengal


    Bolpur (SC)


     


    West Bengal


    Birbhum


     


    Arunachal Pradesh


    Arunachal West


     


    Arunachal Pradesh


    Arunachal East


     


    Goa


    North Goa


     


    Goa


    South Goa


     


    Himachal

    Pradesh


    Kangra


     


    Himachal


    Mandi


     


    Himachal


    Hamirpur


     


    Himachal


    Shimla (SC)


     


    Manipur


    Inner Manipur


     


    Manipur


    Outer Manipur


     


    Tripura


    Tripura West


     


    Tripura


    Tripura East


     


    Mizoram


    Mizoram


     


    Nagaland


    Nagaland


     


    Meghalaya


    Shillong (ST)


     


    Meghalaya


    Tura (ST)


     


    Sikkim


    Sikkim


     


    Uttarakhand


    Tehri Garhwal


     


    Uttarakhand


    Garhwal


     


    Uttarakhand


    Almora (SC)


     


    Uttarakhand


    Nainital–

    Udhamsingh Nagar


     


    Uttarakhand


    Haridwar


     


    Andaman and

    Nicobar Islands


    Andaman and

    Nicobar Islands


     


    Chandigarh


    Chandigarh


     


    Dadra and

    Nagar Haveli


    Dadra and

    Nagar Haveli


     


    Daman Diu


    Daman and Diu


     


    Ladakh


    Ladakh


     


    Lakshadweep


    Lakshadweep


     


    Puducherry


    Puducherry


     


    Jammu and

    Kashmir


    Baramulla


     


    J&K


    Srinagar


     


    J&K


    Anantnag–Rajouri


     


    J&K


    Udhampur


     


    J&K


    Jammu


     


    Delhi


    Chandni Chowk


     


    Delhi


    North East Delhi


     


    Delhi


    East Delhi


     


    Delhi


    New Delhi


     


    Delhi


    North West Delhi


     


    Delhi


    West Delhi


     


    Delhi


    South Delhi


     

    The Lok Sabha election was held between April 19 and June 1. Besides the Lok Sabha polls, assembly elections were also held in four states – Odisha, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh.

  • ‘Just Wait And See…Results Will Be Opposite’: Congress’ Sonia Gandhi Reacts To Exit Polls |

    New Delhi: A day before the Lok Sabha Election result, Congress leader Sonia Gandhi reacted to the exit polls results of the general election and said that the party is hopeful. On Monday, she exaggerated that the party is waiting for the results which are going to be announced on June 4. 

    When asked about her opinion on the exit poll prediction and her expectations for the counting of votes to be held tomorrow, June 4, Sonia Gandhi said, “We just have to wait and see.

    On being asked about Exit poll prediction and her expectations for the counting which is scheduled to be held tomorrow, Sonia Gandhi said, “We just have to wait and see.

    Sonia made the statement while leaving the DMK office after paying tribute floral to former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Karunanidhi. Rahul Gandhi was also present with her.

    Most of the exit polls have predicted that the BJP-led NDA is likely to form a government with a majority.

    “We are very hopeful that our results are completely opposite to what the exit polls are showing,” she further added.

    According to India Today-Axis My India exit polls, NDA is likely to win 361-401 seats in the Lok Sabha polls, while the INDIA bloc is expected to win 131-166 seats and  8 to 20 seats may go to others.

    As per the Republic PMarq exit poll, NDA is expected to secure victory on 359-543 seats, 154 seats may go to the INDIA bloc and others may win 30 seats. While, the Republic Matrize poll gave 353-368 seats to NDA, 118-113 may go to INDIA bloc and 43-48 to others. 

    The NewsX Dynamics predicted 371 seats to NDA, 125 for INDIA bloc and 47 for others. 

  • LS Polls 2024: EC Asks Congress’ Jairam Ramesh To Share Details Of Amit Shah’s Pre-Counting Day Calls To DMs |

    New Delhi: The Election Commission (EC) sought factual information from Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Sunday on his claim that Home Minister Amit Shah has called up 150 district magistrates and collectors ahead of the June 4 counting of votes for the Lok Sabha polls. In a letter to Ramesh, the poll panel has asked him to share details regarding his claim by 7 pm on Sunday.

    The EC has referred to his post on X on June 1, in which the Congress general secretary had alleged that “the outgoing Home Minister has been calling up DMs/Collectors. So far, he has spoken to 150 of them. This is blatant and brazen intimidation, showing how desperate the BJP is….”

    The process of counting votes is a sacred duty cast upon every returning officer and such public statements “tend to put an element of doubt and thus, deserves to be addressed in larger public interest”, the EC has told Ramesh.

    It has also told the Congress leader that when the Model Code of Conduct is in force, all officers are under the deemed deputation of the commission and they report directly to the poll watchdog for any directions.

    “However, no DM has reported any such undue influence as alleged by you…,” the EC’s letter to Ramesh has stated.

    “It is requested that details of 150 DMs to whom such calls have been allegedly made by the Home Minister along with the factual matrix/basis of your information are shared by 7 pm today — June 2, 2024, so that appropriate action can be taken,” it has told the Congress leader.

    It has said that being a responsible, experienced and very senior leader of a national party, Ramesh must have made such a public statement ahead of the counting day on the basis of facts or information he believes to be true.

  • Congress Surrenders 2024 Elections? BJP’s Shah, Nadda Criticises Exit Poll Boycott |

    Congress’ Exit Poll Debate Boycott: The BJP has showered the Congress party with cutting remarks since the grand old party announced its decision to not participate in the exit poll debates shows. Home Minister Amit Shah took a dig at Rahul Gandhi saying that his party is in ‘denial mode’. He added that this shows that the opposition has conceded its defeat. 

    Affirming confidence in the exit polls Shah said that the exit poll will showcase the saffron party alliance getting the ‘400-paar’ remark. The Congress does not have the courage to take questions from the media, so it is dismissing the entire exit poll exercise as meaningless, he added. 

    He further said that the Congress campaigned through the polls claiming it would get a majority. However, it now realizes the reality and knows it faces a rout in the exit polls to be broadcast after the elections tomorrow.  

    कांग्रेस को अपनी प्रचंड हार का पता चल गया है, तो अब किस मुँह से मीडिया और जनता को फेस करे? इसलिए, कांग्रेस एग्जिट पोल से भाग रही है।

    मैं कांग्रेस पार्टी से कहना चाहता हूँ कि भागो नहीं, हार का सामना करके आत्मचिंतन करो। pic.twitter.com/pxeT3Qw8wA
    — Amit Shah (Modi Ka Parivar) (@AmitShah) May 31, 2024

    On the other hand, BJP national president JP Nadda took to social media platform ‘X’ to denounce Congress’ exit poll boycott, he wrote, “Let no one in Phase 7 waste their vote on them.” Nadda said that the resolution of the ‘largest political party in the opposition’ to skip exit poll debates signifies a clear acknowledgment from the opposition party that it has surrendered the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. 

    He questioned whether the Congress was suggesting that there existed a large conspiracy involving millions of voters, all aimed at ridiculing the party when the actual results were revealed on June 4th. He remarked that it didn’t suit India’s oldest political party to act like a child whose toy had been taken away. He further added that one would anticipate a certain level of maturity from the largest political party in the opposition.

    Congress’s decision to not participate in Exit Polls, on the eve of Phase 7 polling, is an unequivocal confirmation that the Congress has conceded the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. It is not surprising, since the Congress usually opts out when it doesn’t expect results to go in its…
    — Jagat Prakash Nadda (Modi Ka Parivar) (@JPNadda) May 31, 2024

    (Based on inputs from PTI)

  • Madhya Pradesh Woman, Who Accused Local BJP Leader Of Sexual Assault, Dies Under Mysterious Circumstance; Congress Slams Saffron Party |

    SAGAR: Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Monday demanded the removal of the collector and superintendent of police of Madhya Pradesh’s Sagar district after the sister of a slain Dalit youth died under mysterious circumstances. Terming the incident heart-rending, senior Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said on X that BJP leaders are after the Constitution because they don’t want women, Dalits, ST and backwards to live with dignity in the country.

    “And they won’t get an opportunity to be heard’ wherever atrocities on women are committed Narendra Modi (Prime Minister) and his government saved the accused. If the sisters against whom atrocities are committed demanded justice, then their families are devastated. The women of the country won’t sit silent anymore,” she wrote.

    Singh reached the Barodia Nonagir village to meet the family members of Anjana Ahirwar who died on Sunday after falling from an ambulance carrying her uncle’s body. The administration promised to give Anjana a government job, did they give her one? They made some other promises too like demolishing houses (of the accused), did they demolish? …I am not in favour of bulldozing someone’s house, but you demolish many persons’ houses in the name of action, he said.

    मध्य प्रदेश में BJP का जंगलराज

    पहले BJP के नेताओं ने एक दलित लड़की का यौन उत्पीड़न किया और फिर उसे धमकाते रहे कि ये बात किसी से मत कहना।

    डरी-सहमी लड़की ने ये बात अपने परिवार को बताई और फिर तमाम मशक्कत के बाद FIR हुई।

    इसके बाद से BJP के नेता दलित परिवार पर समझौते का दबाव बनाने… pic.twitter.com/kGLFO6zmKD


    — Congress (@INCIndia) May 27, 2024

    Singh spoke to Anjana’s family sitting next to her body and later took part in her funeral. Anjana’s uncle Rajendra Ahirwar was beaten to death on May 25 by some persons over an old enmity, police sources said. Anjana had alleged that her brother Nitin Ahirwar, alias Lalu, was killed in August last year by some people who used to harass her.

    Anjana died on Sunday after she fell from an ambulance carrying her uncle’s body in Sagar. Singh demanded the removal of the entire district administration, including the collector and superintendent of police (SP), over the incident. The woman’s family members told Singh that the security provided to them was removed by the administration and even cameras installed in their area were taken away.

    Anjana was an educated woman and was taking care of the family. She is no more today and I am very disappointed, Singh said. The Congress leader claimed police security was removed 10 days before the present incident. A lot of pressure was exerted on them to change their statements, he said.
    There were three witnesses to the murder of Lalu..One Rajendra, another one was Anjana and third her mother.

    Rajendra was killed because he did not come under pressure. And Anjana died, Singh said. Anjana had complained to the police a few days back about mounting pressure to change their statement but cops did not act on it, he alleged. Since the beginning, Anjana had maintained that one Ankit Thakur was involved in the incident, but he was not arrested as he is a muscleman and has been given shelter politically, Singh claimed.

    Rajendra Ahirwar (24) died of injuries he had sustained in a clash between two groups under Khurai police station limits, Additional Superintendent of Police Lokesh Sinha earlier told reporters. Anjana fell from the ambulance carrying the body of Rajendra Ahirwar to their village after the postmortem in Sagar. Their family members were accompanying the body, said Sinha. When asked if Rajendra Ahirwar was killed due to pressure for compromise in the old case, Sinha said all facts would come out during the investigation.

    Nitin Ahirwar was allegedly beaten to death by a group of people over an old enmity in Sagar district last August. Following his death, Anjana Ahirwar lodged an FIR alleging her brother was murdered as some persons were pressuring her for a compromise in the harassment case.

  • Lok Sabha Polls 2024: As Delhi Votes Amid Unprecedented Political Scenario, Both BJP, AAP-Congress Confident Of Win |

    The fate of candidates from the seven Lok Sabha seats of Delhi will be sealed in the EVM today. However, this election is very different from the 2014 and 2019 Parliamentary polls. While the BJP and Congress were locked in a direct fight with the Aam Aadmi Party trying their luck in previous polls, this time, the Congress and AAP have joined hands against the saffron party. While Congress is contesting on three seats in the national capital, AAP is contesting on four. 

    The AAP is being led by Arvind Kejriwal who got interim bail from the Supreme Court for campaigning in the Lok Sabha polls. 

    However, what is confusing to the people is that Arvind Kejriwal and Rahul Gandhi did not hold a joint rally and thus many are not aware of the AAP and Congress alliance. Though the parties maintained that the two leaders did not do joint rallies due to date mismatch issue, even Sonia Gandhi did not take Aam Aadmi Party’s name in her appeal to voters. She urged people to vote for the INDIA bloc candidate.

    On the other hand, the BJP has changed six out of the seven candidates this time and has given opportunities to long-time party workers, thus trying to boost the morale of grassroots workers. However, the Congress-AAP claimed that the saffron party was forced to change candidates because the outgoing MPs had not worked in the last five years.

    All India Congress Committee in charge of Delhi and Haryana Deepak Babaria has maintained that both AAP and Congress will win all seven seats in Delhi. He further alleged that in the 2019 Lok Sabha election, there was a lot of manipulation in the results. The BJP has also exuded confidence that it will score a Hat-trick of clean sweep in Delhi.

    This is also the first time that Rahul Gandhi will not vote for Congress but for the Aam Aadmi Party. He is a voter from the New Delhi Lok Sabha constituency. 

  • Will Modi Return As Prime Minister For Third Time? US Political Scientist Makes Shocking Poll Prediction |

    The Lok Sabha elections are just two weeks away from culmination and the anticipations are already high with both the BJP and the Congress claiming to have gained majority in the first five phases. While the BJP claimed to have crossed 300 seats so far, the Congress claimed that the BJP may not win more than 150 seats and the INDIA bloc will form a government when the results are announced early next month. Amid these claims by both alliances, a US-based political research analyst has made a shocking claim about the Indian Parliamentary poll results, which will be out on June 4.

    Global political risk consultant Ian Bremmer claimed that the BJP may win 305 (+/-10) seats. Bremmer, founder of the Eurasia Group, told NDTV that his firm’s research shows that the BJP may win 295-315 seats. Talking about the general elections, Bremmer made a big remark saying that only the Indian parliamentary polls currently look consistent and stable given the global uncertainties including the US and the UK elections.

    The BJP led by Narendra Modi had won 282 seats in the 2014 Lok Sabha polls while it increased its seat tally to 303 in the 2019 polls. Narendra Modi has set a target of 370 seats for the BJP and over 400 for the NDA bloc. On the other hand, Congress leaders Priyanka Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi predicted less than 200 seats for the NDA.

    The Lok Sabha elections are being held in seven phases and so far, 428 seats out of the 543 have gone to the polls. Voting for the 115 seats will be held in the next two phases while the counting of votes will be held on June 4. Besides the Parliamentary polls, assembly elections for two states – Odisha and Andhra Pradesh – were also held and their results will be announced along with the Lok Sabha polls.

  • Congress To Move Gauhati HC Over Voting By Police Personnel In LS Polls |

    Aizawl: Mizoram Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) on Monday said that it will move the Gauhati High Court against the Election Commission for not facilitating voting for about 1,047 police personnel who were deployed for poll duty in other states. They had failed to cast their votes in the Lok Sabha polls held on April 19 in the state, the MPCC said.

    It said that the party had on May 13 written to the state chief electoral officer (CEO) asking him to take steps so that the policemen could exercise their franchise.

    As per the reply of the CEO, the Election Commission is unlikely to arrange voting facilities for the policemen, who did not cast during the elections due to their deployment for the Lok Sabha elections in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, the MPCC said.

    The party said that it will file a Public Interest Litigation at the Aizawl bench of Gauhati High Court to ensure that the police personnel cast their votes before the counting of votes.

    Although they were supposed to exercise their franchise at facilitation centres, no such arrangements could be made for them as they had to leave the state, before the candidates could be finalised, due to direction from higher authorities, officials said.

    The state election department has claimed that it requested the Election Commission at least two times to allow the police personnel to cast their votes for the lone Mizoram Lok Sabha seat.

    However, the Central poll panel rejected the requests, the CEO office in the state said.

    On Saturday, the People’s Conference (PC) party also wrote to the Election Commission principal secretary S B Joshi, urging the poll panel to allow 1,047 policemen from Mizoram, to cast their votes.

    The party blamed the authorities for failing to arrange the Electronically Transmitted Postal Ballot System (ETPBS) for the police personnel.

    It said that 1,047 votes will have a meaningful impact on the poll results in a small state like Mizoram.

  • ‘Modi Ji’s Retirement Necessary For Youth To Get Employment’: Rahul Gandhi |

    New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi retirement from politics is necessary as it will prove beneficial for the youth to get more employment opportunities in the future.

    In a post on X, Rahul Gandhi said, “Whatever I want Narendra Modi to say, I can get it said. There is just one more word left to come out of their mouths: unemployment. Modi ji’s retirement is necessary for the youth to get employment.”

    Earlier in March, Rahul Gandhi claimed that India’s unemployment rate is double compared to Pakistan’s and said the situation has been the outcome of the poor financial politics of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

    “The country is facing injustice on many fronts. There is economic and social injustice. Farmers are facing injustice. Our country is facing the worst unemployment rate in the last 40 years. India’s unemployment rate is double that of Pakistan. 23 per cent of youth were unemployed in India and 12 per cent in Pakistan. Our unemployment rate is higher than in Bhutan and Bangladesh as well,” he said.

    According to a 2022 World Bank report, India’s youth unemployment rate stood at 23.22 per cent, surpassing that of its neighbouring countries Pakistan (11.3 per cent) and Bangladesh (12.9 per cent).

    Rahul Gandhi on Friday challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi again over public debate and claimed that he is ready but the PM will disagree, adding that PM Modi is incapable of answering questions about his “links” with a few favoured businessmen and how he “misused” electoral bonds.

    “He (PM Narendra Modi) gave 30-35 interviews to the same 5-10 journalists. 2-3 intellectuals and journalists wrote to me and made public announcements. They also wrote to Narendra Modi and said that there should be a debate in democracy, it is essential; that he should have debate with Rahul Gandhi…I am ready, Narendra Modi can have a debate with me wherever he wants. What do you think, will he come to have a debate with me? No, he can’t…Narendra Modi can’t have a debate,” Rahul Gandhi said addressing a rally in Delhi.

    Referring to PM Modi’s recent claim that Congress gets money Adani-Ambani in tempos, Rahul said, “PM Modi talks about Congress getting tempo-loads of money from Adani-Ambani, but he doesn’t dare to get it probed.”

    He further said that PM Modi did nothing for small businessmen but gave Rs 16 lakh crore to industrialists like Adani-Ambani.”Tell me whatever you want Narendra Modi to say, I will make him say that in his speeches. I told him, “Narendra Modi, you don’t mention the names of Adani-Ambani. You should mention their names.” 2-3 days later, Narendra Modi said “Adani-Ambani, Adani-Ambani,” he said.

    Reacting to several opposition leaders joining BJP “fearing CBI-ED action”, Rahul said, “We don’t want ‘darpok’ leaders to stay with us, only want ‘Babbar Sher’.”
    Rahul Gandhi further said that one woman from each of these families will be selected and Rs 1 lakh per annum will be deposited in the account of that woman by the INDIA bloc.