The BJP almost take a charge in all four states Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh and emerged as the single largest party in Delhi.
The
Congress party has been defeated by a magnitude which surprises the supporter
of Congress too.
Putting
up a brave face, Congress president Sonia Gandhi said, “These results call for
deep introspection. We will take necessary steps to correct our mistakes and
our way of functioning.”
Importantly,
she also said that the party will take a decision on choosing the prime
ministerial candidate for 2014.
Party
vice president Rahul Gandhi said, “The people have given us a message through
these elections, have heard this message from our hearts.”
The
Congress party has the capability to stand up to the expectations of the
country. As a party we would move to a system to give serious space to the
common man,” he added.
On
the other hand the BJP, which has its eyes set on the big battle in 2014,
appeared confident to form government in all the four states that went to
polls. The saffron party has registered landslide victories in Madhya Pradesh
and Rajasthan and may manage to hold on to power in Chhattisgarh.
The
big talking point after the results would be Narendra Modi charisma and his
steady rise as the tallest leader in the BJP.
The
other important takeaway would be the emergence of Aam Admi Party (AAP) and
whether it will be able to replicate its success in Delhi elsewhere in the
state.
Delhi
assembly elections 2013
Out
of the total 70 seats, the BJP has won in 32 seats, the AAP 28 seats, the
Congress just 8 seats and others in 2.
Rajasthan
assembly elections 2013
Congress
under Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot accepted defeat after the state voted
overwhelmingly in favour of the BJP led by former chief minister Vasundhara
Raje. Out of 199 seats out of the total 200, the BJP has won in 162 seats while
the Congress is ahead in 21 seats, others in 16 seats. The BSP candidate from
Churu JP Mehgwal died on November 16.
Madhya
Pradesh assembly polls 2013
Two-time
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan of the BJP has overcome anti-incumbency on
the back of his popularity and people friendly policies of his
government.
Out
of the total 230 seats, the BJP has won in 166 seats while the Congress won
only 57 seats and others have won 7 seats.
Chhattisgarh
assembly elections 2013
Out
of the total 90 seats the BJP has won 49 seats, the Congress 39 seats and
others have won 2 seats.
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