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BJP heads for comfortable win in 3 states, Congress snatches Telangana from BRS

Rain of sops seems to have worked for the BJP in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan but Chhattisgarh unconvinced. Telangana shows thumbs-down to BRS

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PM Modi arrives at BJP headquarters after assembly election results

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives at BJP headquarters in Delhi after the party’s victory in Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan assembly elections.

BJP wins 100 seats In Madhya Pradesh, leads in 64

As per the Election Commission, BJP won 100 seats in Madhya Pradesh and is leading in 64. Meanwhile, Congress won 28 seats and is leading in 37. 

Rahul Gandhi celebrate Congress victory in Telangana, accept mandate of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that his party humbly accepts the mandate of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan, adding that the battle of ideology will continue. He thanked the people of Telangana and said that they will fulfill the promise of making a people’s government in Telangana.  

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge thanks people of Telangana

After assembly election results, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge thanked the people of Telangana for giving party mandate. He stated that the party will overcome temporary setbacks and will prepare fully for the Lok Sabha elections along with INDIA partners.

Madhya Pradesh BJP MLA Chaitanya Kashyap wins

BJP MLA Chaitanya Kashyap won from Ratlam assembly seat with a margin of 60,708 votes defeating Congress rival Paras Saklecha 

BJP wins 8 assembly seats in Madhya Pradesh, leading in 160 seats

In Madhya Pradesh, BJP won 8 assembly seats and is leading in 160 seats, so far. Congress won 1 assembly seat and is leading in 60 seats.

BJP wins 23 assembly seats in Rajasthan, Congress 11

As the counting of votes continues, BJP won 23 assembly seats in Rajasthan. The Congress won in 11 seats and is leading by 59 seats. The BJP is leading in 91 seats.

Congress, BRS wins in 5 assembly seats each in Telangana

So far, the Congress and BRS won in 5 assembly seats in Telangana. Further, Congress is leading by 58 seats, BRS by 35 seats, BJP by 9 seats, AIMIN by 6 seats and CPI by 1 seat.

BJP got very good success in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, says Union Minister Nitin Gadkari

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said that BJP has got a very good success in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh. He added that the public has supported the party’s policies, formed under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Madhya Pradesh BJP candidate Ghanshyam Chandrawanshi wins

BJP candidate from Kalapipal assembly seat won with a margin of 11,765 votes, defeating sitting Congress MLA Kunal Choudhary. 

Telangana Chief Minister’s son KTR concedes defeat, says party will bounce back

BRS leader and Telangana Chief Minister’s son KTR conceded defeat in the assembly election. He expressed that he is not saddened over the results today, but is surely disappointed as it was not in expected lines for them. He added that they will take the defeat in their stride as learning and will bounce back. 

Rajasthan BJP candidate Diya Kumari wins

BJP candidate from Vidhyadhar Nagar assembly seat won with a margin of 71,368 votes, as per Election Commission data

Rajasthan win given by PM Modi, says former CM Vasundhara Raje

Former Chief Minister and BJP leader Vasundhara Raje said that the victory is of the mantra of Sabka saath, sabka vishwas and sabka prayaas given by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. She added that this is also the victory of the strategy given by Amit Shah and the able leadership provided by JP Nadda.  

Modi magic spelt doom for opposition parties, says Union Minister Smriti Irani

Union Minister Smriti Irani expressed that she is extremely elated as a BJP worker that Modi Magic has spelled doom for opposition parties in India. She also conveyed gratitude to citizens of all states that have elected the BJP in power. 

BJP party workers celebrate in Delhi headquarter as party heads for comfortable win in three states

Former Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje leads with huge margin in Rajasthan

BJP leader and former Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje is leading from the Jhalrapatan Assembly seat by more than 51,000 seats. She is leading ahead of Congress’s Ram Lal Chouhan. 

BJP will get thumping majority in Madhya Pradesh: CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan

As BJP comfortably leads in Madhya Pradesh, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that they were always confident and have always said that the BJP will get a thumping majority in Madhya Pradesh. He added that the confidence is due to the support they have received from the people of the state. 

BJP leads with 163 seats in Madhya Pradesh, 53 in Chhattisgarh, 114 in Rajasthan

Congress trails behind with 67, 35 and 72 seats in Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan respectively.

After BJP leads in 3 states, Union Minister Pralhad Joshi says People accept PM Modi’s guarantee to deliver

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, who is the election-in-charge for Rajasthan expressed satisfaction as BJP pulled ahead of the ruling Congress. The counting is still underway. He added that the election results show that people accept PM Modi’s guarantee of delivering on guarantees.

BJP leads in Chhattisgarh, Raman Singh says people believe in PM Modi

Senior BJP leader Raman Singh said that people know that the Congress guarantees are fake and that they also know that Bhupesh Baghel didn’t fulfill his promises. He added that the people of the state believe in PM Modi’s guarantee.

Rajasthan election heavyweights Ashok Gehlot, Sachin Pilot, Vasundhara Raje leads in the state

As BJP leads in Rajasthan, Congress leader and Deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot is leading against BJP’s Ajit Singh Mehta in the Tonk Assembly constituency. CM Ashok Gehlot is also leading in Sardarpur constituency. Meanwhile, former Chief Minister and BJP leader Vasundhara Raje is leading Jhalrapatan. 

BJP takes lead in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh; Congress in Telangana

BJP is leading in Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan with 156, 44, 116 seats respectively. Congress leads with 61 seats in Telangana. In Chhattisgarh, Congress gained 40, 73 in Madhya Pradesh, 70 in Rajasthan.

Congress gains 57 seats in Chhattisgarh, BJP 33

So far, Congress has gained 57 seats and BJP 33 seats in Chhattisgarh. Congress’s heavyweight Bhupesh Baghel is leading in Patan constituency, his nephew Vijay Baghel trails behind.

Congress crosses halfway mark in Telangana in early leads

Congress crossed the halfway mark in Telangana with 65 seats. BJP, BRS, AIMIM gained 9, 39, 4 seats respectively. K Chandrashekar Rao is trailing in Kamareddy constituency.

Congress trails behind in Rajasthan, Ashok Gehlot leads in Sardarpura constituency

With 107 seats, BJP is leading in Rajasthan. Congress gained 80 seats. Congress’s Ashok Gehlot is leading in Sardarpura constituency, Sachin Pilot is trailing in Tonk. BJP’s Vasundhara Raje, Baba Balaknath, Diya Kumari is leading in Jhalrapatan, Tijara, Vidhyadhar Nagar respectively. 

BJP gains 126 seats in Madhya Pradesh, Congress close behind 

In the early trends, BJP gained 126 seats in Madhya Pradesh and Congress 99. Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Prahlad Singh Patel from BJP are leading in Budhni and Narsinghpur while Narendra Singh Tomar is trailing in Dimani. Congress’s Kamal Nath is leading and Jaivardhan Singh is trailing in Raghogadh.

Congress’s Bhupesh Baghel, BJP’s Raman Singh trails in Chhattisgarh

Congress took the lead in Chhattisgarh with 52 seats, BJP 33. Congress heavyweight leader Bhupesh Baghel is trailing in Patan constituency. BJP’s Raman Singh is also trailing i9n Rajnandgaon constituency. Congress’s Tamradhwaj Sahu and BJP’s Vijay Baghel is leading in Durg-Rural and Patan respectively.

Tight race between Congress, BJP in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan

In Madhya Pradesh, BJP is leading with 88 seats, Congress gained 72. While in Rajasthan, BJP got 80 seats with Congress gaining 74.

Congress takes huge lead in Telangana

With 61 seats, Congress takes a huge lead in Telangana. BRS gains 25, BJP 9 and AIMIM 1. BRS’s R. S Praveen Kumar, K C Rao, Jogu Ramanna, Pocharam Srinivas are trailing in their constituencies.

Congress gains in Chhattisgarh, BJP close

In Chhattisgarh, Congress gained 41 seats while BJP got 30. Bhupesh Baghel is trailing in Patan constituency. Congress’s Tamradhwaj Sahu is leading in Durg-rural. BJP’s Raman Singh is leading in Rajnandgaon.

Congress leads in Rajasthan with 49 seats

As the tight election battle continues, Congress is leading in Rajasthan with 49 seats, while BJP gains 40 seats. Ashok Gehlot is leading in Sardarpura constituency, Sachin Pilot in Tonk.

BJP’s Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Congress’s Kamal Nath leading in Madhya Pradesh

BJP’s Shivraj Singh Chouhan is leading in Budhni constituency, Narendra Singh Tomar in Dimani constituency, Prahlad Singh Patel in Narsingpur constituency. Congress’s Kamal Nath and Jaivardhan Singh are leading in Chhindwara and Raghogadh respectively.  

Congress leads in Telangana, BJP in Chattisgarh

In Chhattisgarh, Congress gained 19 seats and BJP 20. Congress leading in Telangana with 13 seats, BRS 8, BJP 5, AIMIM 1

BJP takes early leads in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan

In Madhya Pradesh, Congress and BJP are in a tough battle as the early trends show BJP with 13 seats and Congress 11. In Rajasthan, BJP got 21 seats and Congress 20

Counting of votes begins in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Telangana

A few months ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, the votes will be counted for four states today. Officials stated that all arrangements have been made at the counting halls and that the security personnel are deployed in an adequate numbers in all constituencies.

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Mayawati says Akash Anand needs more maturity, rules out major BSP role

BSP chief Mayawati says nephew Akash Anand needs greater political maturity before taking on a major responsibility in the party.

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Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati on Thursday said her nephew Akash Anand needs to gain greater political maturity before he can be entrusted with any major responsibility in the party.

Addressing a national-level meeting of BSP office-bearers, Mayawati said she had allowed Akash Anand to continue working within the organisation but felt that he was not yet ready to handle a significant party responsibility.

“I have allowed Akash Anand to work in the party, which is before all of you, but Akash Anand still needs to become more mature. Till then, it would not be appropriate to give him a major responsibility in the party,” Mayawati said.

Mayawati also made it clear that Akash Anand, who is the BSP’s national coordinator, would continue working in the party. However, he will not be entrusted with any major responsibility for the time being.

Mayawati refers to Kanshi Ram’s principles

Explaining her position, Mayawati referred to the principles of BSP founder Kanshi Ram.

She said Kanshi Ram had permitted members of his family and other relatives to assist with party work, but was against giving them election tickets or positions after the party came to power.

Mayawati said she was also committed to following that principle. According to her, maintaining this approach was important to protect the BSP from tactics allegedly employed by political opponents during elections.

BSP to contest elections alone

During the meeting, Mayawati also announced a major political decision concerning the BSP’s electoral strategy.

She said the party had decided to contest all elections across the country on its own, irrespective of whether they were small or major elections.

Targeting the Congress, Mayawati described it as a “strongly anti-Dalit and anti-Ambedkar” party and said the BSP would therefore fight elections independently rather than depend on other parties.

The decision was announced as Mayawati reviewed the BSP’s organisational work and discussed shortcomings with party office-bearers.

She instructed leaders at different levels to implement the party’s annual organisational activities with complete honesty and dedication.

Mayawati attacks RSS over minority rights

Mayawati also criticised the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), referring to comments made by its chief Mohan Bhagwat during his recent visit to the United States.

Bhagwat had said that a Hindu who believes there should be no Muslims in Bharat would not remain a Hindu. He had also spoken about Hindu philosophy accepting that different faiths can lead to the same truth and emphasised the idea of unity in diversity.

Mayawati, however, said there was a significant difference between the RSS’s statements and its actions.

She argued that the organisation lacked credibility when it came to issues concerning the interests and welfare of the Bahujan Samaj, reservation as a constitutional right, and the safety, dignity and religious freedom of women, Muslims and other religious minorities.

She further said that despite its long existence, the RSS had not received the recognition and respect it sought.

Mayawati invokes Ambedkar’s Constitution

The BSP chief also challenged the RSS to demonstrate its commitment to the Constitution drafted under the leadership of Babasaheb Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar.

Mayawati said that if the RSS genuinely had faith in a humanitarian, welfare-oriented and egalitarian Constitution, it should follow its principles honestly and ensure that its members did the same.

BSP reiterates focus on Bahujan Samaj

At the national meeting, Mayawati reviewed the BSP’s organisational activities, assessed its shortcomings and gave directions to office-bearers regarding the party’s future work.

She reiterated that protecting the interests of the Bahujan Samaj and bringing exploited and deprived sections to political power remained the BSP’s central mission.

Mayawati maintained that achieving political power was necessary for the party to fulfil these objectives.

Her latest remarks on Akash Anand indicate that while her nephew will remain associated with the BSP and continue working for the organisation, he will not receive a major party responsibility until she believes he has attained the required political maturity.

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Raghav Chadha marked as shifted in Punjab draft voter rolls, alleges AAP vendetta

Raghav Chadha has alleged political vendetta after his name was marked “shifted” in Punjab’s draft electoral rolls during the SIR exercise.

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BJP Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha has raised questions after his name was marked as “shifted” in Punjab’s draft electoral rolls prepared during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists.

Chadha, who remains a Rajya Sabha member from Punjab and has his voter registration in Mohali, alleged that the classification was not a routine clerical error and accused the Aam Aadmi Party-led Punjab government of political vendetta.

The electoral rolls currently under discussion are draft lists, with the final rolls scheduled to be published in October 2026.

Raghav Chadha questions voter list classification

Chadha said he was surprised to find his name classified as “shifted” despite being a sitting MP from Punjab.

He questioned how such a classification was made and pointed to the involvement of officials at different stages of the electoral roll revision process. According to Chadha, Booth Level Officers, Assistant Electoral Registration Officers, Electoral Registration Officers and District Election Officers are part of the process.

He alleged that these officials could potentially face political pressure because their transfers and postings are controlled by the state government.

Chadha also referred to Paragraph 4(d) of the Election Commission of India’s SIR guidelines. He said the provision requires public representatives, including MPs and MLAs, whose names are flagged in the electoral database to be included in the draft rolls so that they can participate in the claims and objections process.

He alleged that this provision was not followed in his case.

Punjab CEO seeks report on Chadha’s voter status

Punjab Chief Electoral Officer Anindita Mitra told that she was not aware of any deletion of Chadha’s name from the electoral rolls.

She said a detailed report would be sought from the district election authorities to determine whether his name had actually been deleted and, if so, the reason for the action.

Mitra also pointed out that the claims and objections process is currently underway. September 13 is the deadline for filing appeals over changes or discrepancies in the electoral rolls.

AAP rejects political vendetta allegation

The controversy has also drawn a response from the Aam Aadmi Party.

AAP leader Neel Garg rejected Chadha’s allegation, saying the party had no interest in deleting the vote of any individual. He instead alleged that the issue was being raised by the BJP and referred to the SIR exercises in Bihar and West Bengal.

Chadha joined the BJP in April 2026 along with six other AAP Rajya Sabha MPs.

The dispute comes as Punjab’s electoral rolls undergo revision ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections. Since the claims and objections process is still open, the status of Chadha’s name is subject to the ongoing electoral process.

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Akhilesh Yadav takes dig at BJP over Ram Temple Trust appointments

Akhilesh Yadav criticised the Ram Temple Trust’s recent appointments, alleging BJP influence and questioning the handling of the donation theft case.

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Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav has criticised the recent restructuring of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust, alleging that the Bharatiya Janata Party is effectively deciding the appointments made to the body.

His remarks came after the Trust appointed three new members and named retired Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra as its first Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Mishra, who previously headed the Indian Air Force’s Western Air Command during Operation Sindoor, is expected to oversee the temple’s management and financial affairs.

Yadav questioned the process of selecting the new officials, saying that while the appointments may be presented as impartial, the BJP was behind the selections.

He also raised questions about the clean chit given to Trust general secretary Champat Rai in the donation theft case. Yadav asked why those who worked under officials who received a clean chit were not similarly cleared.

Ram Temple Trust appoints three new members

The Trust has inducted Madan Mohan Pandey from Ayodhya, Mahesh Bhagchandka from Delhi and Nirmala Yadav from Shikohabad as new members.

The changes followed the arrest of several people in connection with the alleged theft of donations and the resignation of some Trust officials.

Eight people linked to the donation theft have been arrested, with some reportedly caught on camera during the alleged acts. Champat Rai’s driver was among those arrested. Rai later received a clean chit from the Special Investigation Team probing the case.

Opposition questions CEO appointment

Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee chief Ajay Rai also criticised the decision to appoint a CEO. He said there was no need for such a position and argued that a religious scholar should instead be appointed, with the selection made by religious leaders, Shankaracharyas, saints and seers.

The latest appointments and administrative changes have therefore triggered renewed political debate over the management of the Ram Temple Trust and the handling of its finances.

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