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New Delhi: PM Modi wins Varanasi seat for thirds consecutive time
PM Modi has wins Varanasi Lok Sabha seat. He defeated Congress state president Ajay Rai by more than 1.50 lakh votes. Modi will be an MP from here for the third consecutive time.
Union Minister and BJP leader Prahlad Joshi wins from Karnataka’s Dharwad Lok Sabha seat. He has secured this win by a margin of 97,324 votes.
Government is changing: Jairam Ramesh
“In Uttar Pradesh’s Maharajganj, Bansgaon, Meerut, Muzaffarnagar seats, district officials are being pressurised to win the seats by calling them. Administrative officers should remember that the government is changing and this tampering with democracy will not be accepted.”
Delay in updation: Abhishek Manu Singhvi
Abhishek Manu Singhvi said, “We received the report from state units and candidates that after 2:30 PM, there is a delay in the updation on ECI websites. The second complaint was that there is no updation based on the parliamentary constituency…. We haven’t put any allegation, we just asked that updates be provided. The Election Commission has listened to us. They have said they won’t let it delay any kind of updating.”
Prime Minister Narendra Modi leads in Varanasi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is leading in Varanasi by 1,44,723 votes. At second place is Congress candidate Ajay Rai who has secured 4,38,901 votes.
Congress to hold Press Conference today at 5 pm
Following the surprising results of Lok Sabha elections, Congress party will hold a press conference today at 5 pm. Congress former President Rahul Gandhi is leading from both seats, Rae Bareli and Wayanad.
Jyotiraditya Scindia wins from Guna
Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia wins Guna seat in Madhya Pradesh Constituency. He won the seat with landslide margin of over 4 lakh and 30,000 votes.
Amit Shah leading in Gandhi Nagar
Union Home Minister and BJP candidate from Gujarat’s Gandhinagar Lok Sabha seat Amit Shah leading from the seat with a margin of 4,88,250 votes
Deepender Singh Hooda on trends of Lok Sabha elections
Deepender Singh Hooda on the trends of Lok sabha election said, “Counting is going on and as per the initial trends, I think those are in line with our expectations. I thank the people of Haryana. I think people are blessing us more than our expectations…”
As per the latest ECI trends, he is leading by a margin of 1,17,616 votes. Counting underway
As per the trends by Election Commission of India, BJP with win on 1 seat is leading at 237 seats. On the other hand, giving a tough fight to the ruling BJP-led NDA, the Congress party of INDIA bloc is leading at a total of 97 seats. Congress party and INDIA bloc have defied all the exit polls and are giving tough competition to BJP. It should be noted that BJP alone has not reached the majority mark of 272 seats as of now.
Giving a tough fight to the ruling NDA, the INDIA bloc has come forward and defied the exit polls. According to trends, the NDA is leading on 291 seats whereas INDIA bloc is leading on 224 seats. If the same scenario persists, it is also being said that BJP alone may fall short for the majority mark of 272.
Ravi Shankar Prasad on election results
Ravi Shankar Prasad who is BJP MP and candidate from Patna Sahib said on the election “I have no doubts, I will make the final comments upon winning. All I can say is that ours will be a very decisive victory. People of India are blessing the NDA, under the leadership of PM Modi.”
As per initial trends of 465 seats by ECI, the BJP is leading on 216 seats, Congress leading on 78 seats, Samajwadi Party leading on 29 seats
As per the early trends, BJP led NDA has crossed the majority mark of 272. As per reports, BJP plus is leading on 282 seats whereas INDIA bloc is leading on total of 190 seats.
As per initial trends by ECI till 8.47 am, the BJP is leading on 42 seats, Congress leading on 17 seats, AAP leading on 4 seats, Samajwadi Party leading on 2 seats.
Full Faith in the public: Pawan Khera
I have full faith in the support I have received from the public. Yesterday Mallikarjun Kharge wrote a letter to all the government officials, the Election Commission should also include itself in it. They should also read the letter carefully and do their work without any pressure or fear.
Counting of votes for 542 Lok Sabha seats will begin today at 8 am. It will begin with postal ballots, after which EVM votes will be counted. The status of the new government will be almost clear in the next two hours. By 2 pm, pictures of celebration and disappointment will also emerge.
The Election Commission had announced the dates for voting for 543 Lok Sabha seats in 7 phases on March 16. Voting began on April 19, which ended on June 1 for 57 seats including Prime Minister Modi’s Varanasi. This 44-day election was the longest after 1952. In 1952, it lasted for 4 months. Earlier, it usually ended in 30 to 40 days.
In the 12 major exit polls released on June 1, BJP is seen forming the government for the third consecutive time.
Today is the day to answer
Today is the day to answer three biggest questions that, Will Modi equal Pandit Nehru’s record of becoming Prime Minister three times in a row? Will BJP’s claim of 370 and NDA’s claim of crossing 400 be fulfilled? Will there be a chance for Congress to return to power after 10 years? .
