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At 4 pm, BJP was headed for a clear victory – comfortably in Himachal Pradesh and with a reduced margin in a close contest in Gujarat.

In Gujarat, the BJP had won 56 and was leading in 43, a total of 99 in which it was ahead of the Congress.

The Congress had won 49 and was ahead in 28, a total of 77 seats.

Nationalist Congress Party and Independent had bagged 1 each and Bhartiya Tribal Party had won 2 seats.

  • Notably, the leaders of Patidar, Dalit and OBC movements – all of which were against the BJP government and joined hands with Congress – won in their respective constituencies: Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani won Vadgam, OBC leader Alpesh Thakore bagged Radhanpur while Patidar leader Hardik Patel’s candidate Lalit Vasoya was headed for a win from Dhoraji.
  • Although the BJP is set to retain hold of Gujarat, the victory margin of a majority of BJP heavyweights has shrunk while the Congress party’s vote share has shown a significant increase. The saffron party’s decision to drop some incumbent legislators and replace them with fresh faces has helped the BJP retain old strongholds, but again with reduced margins.
  • Babubhai Bokhiriya, the BJP’s sitting MLA who sought re-election from the Porbandar seat against Congress veteran Arjun Modhvadia, was victorious. However, Bokhiriya’s victory margin was only1855 votes against 17146 votes of 2012.
  • Gujarat deputy chief minister Nitin Patel, who was trailing behind his Congress rival Jiva Patel for a long time, finally appears to be winning from his traditional Mahesana seat. However, while Nitin Patel – a close aide of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and a key Patidar leader in the state – won the Mahesana seat by 24205 votes in 2012, his victory margin came down to just over 12000 votes in the current election.
  • The BJP’s Mahuva MLA Raghav Makwana who had won the Mahuva seat in 2012 by a margin of 28352 votes, retained the seat with a victory margin of just 5009 votes.
  • Though the BJP comprehensively won Maninagar, the seat which elected Narendra Modi in 2012, the party’s candidate Suresh Patel registered a victory margin of 75199 votes, which was lower than the margin of 86373 votes that Modi had won the seat with five years ago.
  • In the Ghatlodia constituency, the BJP had fielded Bhupendra Rajnikant Patel after sitting MLA and former chief minister Anandiben Patel refused to contest the polls. Anandiben Patel had won this seat in Ahmedabad district by a massive margin of 110395 votes in 2012. However, Bhupendra Patel’s margin in the current election was around 95000 votes.
  • In the Surat (East) constituency, which had seen massive protests by local traders against the GST, the BJP had replaced its sitting MLA Ranjit Gilitwala with Arvind Rana. While Gilitwala had won the seat for the BJP with a margin of 15789 votes in 2012, Rana retained the seat for the party with a marginal victory margin of just over 700 votes.
  • The BJP’s vote share is pegged to be within 50 per cent while the Congress’ share is projected to cross 41 per cent, an almost 15 per cent jump from the 2012 assembly polls.

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MP Municipal Polls Phase 2 Results latest update: Congress mayor candidate Ajay Mishra leads with 6000 votes after second round

The MP Municipal Election 2022 votes counting has begun today, July 20, 2022, for the second and the final phase. On July 13, 2022, the Madhya Pradesh Municipal Election 2022 voting took place in 168 Nagar Parishad, 40 municipal councils, and 5 municipal corporations.

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MP Municipal Polls Phase 2 Results 2022

The MP Municipal Election 2022 votes counting has begun today, July 20, 2022, for the second and the final phase. On July 13, 2022, the Madhya Pradesh Municipal Election 2022 voting took place in 168 Nagar Parishad, 40 municipal councils, and 5 municipal corporations.

There was a 72.10 per cent voter turnout, with 73.90 per cent of men and 70.10 per cent of women participating.

The BJP won four of the mayoral seats in phase one, while the Congress won two seats but  Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) won the election for mayor of Singrauli. On July 6, 133 civic entities, comprised of 11 municipal corporations, 36 municipal councils, and 86 town councils, were elected to the first round of elections. A 61 per cent voter turnout was registered.

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Latest Updates of MP Municipal Polls Phase 2 Results 2022

In the 15 wards of the Malhargarh Municipal, the BJP won 9, Congress 5, and an independent 1.

In the 15 wards of the Pipliya Municipal, the BJP won 8, the Congress won 5, and independents won 2.

The BSP secured seven seats, the BJP four, the Congress three, and the Independent candidate one, in the Govindgarh Municipal Council of Rewa district.

After the second round of voting in Rewa, Congress mayor candidate Ajay Mishra is in the lead with 6000 votes.

After round two, BJP candidate Prahlad Patel in Ratlam was in the lead by 2000 votes, and Congress candidate, Sharda Solanki from Morena was in the lead by 3500 votes.

In the Sidhi district’s Churhat Nagar Panchayat, 10 Congress candidates are in the lead.

In the Ujjain district’s Mahidpur, ten candidates for Congress are likely to win.

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Sangrur Lok Sabha By-election Result 2022 to be announced today, here’s all you need to know

The decision of which party will adorn the head of victory in the Sangrur Lok Sabha elections will be decided today. The three Lok Sabha and seven assembly seats bypoll results will be announced on June 26.

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Sangrur Lok Sabha By-election Result 2022 to be announced today, here's all you need to know

The decision of which party will adorn the head of victory in the Sangrur Lok Sabha elections will be decided today. The three Lok Sabha and seven assembly seats bypoll results will be announced on June 26.

In this circle, the names of MLAs belonging to 9 assembly circles are at stake who won the assembly elections. Not only the assembly, but the results of the Lok Sabha by-elections have also been going in favour of the ruling parties.

Bhagwant Singh Mann, Chief Minister of Punjab and the state head of the Aam Aadmi Party won twice in the parliament. The Aam Aadmi Party had the only Lok Sabha seat of Sangrur in the country, to save it, the party put everything at stake.

First of all, the Sarpanch of the village Gharachon, the common worker of the party, Sarpanch Gurmail Singh was made its candidate. Then during the election campaign, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann took down the army of all the ministers, MLAs, but seeing the tough competition of other opponents including Simranjit Singh Mann, he himself got into the election campaign and did a roadshow in the circles of Sangrur for a week.

Due to sluggish voting, the results of this seat have become even more interesting. Along with political parties, the calculations of political experts have also deteriorated.

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Bhagwant Mann appoints Venu Prasad as his principal secretary before taking oath as Punjab CM

Preparations are being made in full swing at Khatkarkalan, the village of Shaheed Bhagat Singh in Nawanshahr, for the swearing-in ceremony of the future Chief Minister of Punjab, Bhagwant Mann.

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Bhagwant Mann, who is going to take oath as Punjab CM this evening, has appointed 1991 IAS Officer Venu Prasad as his prinicpal secretary, the first appointment before taking oath as the Chief Minister of Punjab.

He was additional chief secretary, taxation and parliamentary affairs, with additional charge of chairman-cum-managing director, Punjab State Transmission Corporation Limited, in the previous Congress government. Earlier, he had been served as principal secretary, water resources, power and local government. He was the deputy commissioner of Faridkot from October 1999 to May 2003.

After claiming victory on 92 seats of Punjab on Wednesday, Mann has kicked off the process of administrative changes with the change of government in the state. After meeting the Punjab Governor, he a announced that he will take oath on March 16 at 12.30 in Khatkar Kala, the village of Bhagat Singh. All the people of Punjab are invited for swearing-in ceremony, Mann said.

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Preparations are being made in full swing at Khatkarkalan, the village of Shaheed Bhagat Singh in Nawanshahr, for the swearing-in ceremony of the future Chief Minister of Punjab, Bhagwant Mann.

In Punjab’s 117 assembly seats, the Aam Aadmi Party has won 92 seats while Congress bagged 18 seats.

Many Punjab heavyweights Charanjit Singh Channi, Navjot Singh Sidhu, Amarinder Singh and five members of Badal family had faced defeat in this elections.

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