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In south India, BJP wins the battle but loses the war - indianexpress.com - India

In south India, BJP wins the battle but loses the war

The BJP on Tuesday made substantial gains in some states in the south but lost its 2019 record of being the single-largest party overall across the five states. Back then, 25 of its seats five years ago came from Karnataka and four in Karnataka, two more than the Congress’s tally of 27. This time too the BJP won 29 seats, but the Congress has done better by winning 40 constituencies in the south. So where did the BJP gain and where did it lose?

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Saurabh Parashar - Congress set to ‘secure’ Himachal govt, ahead in 4 of 6 bypolls - indianexpress.com

Congress set to ‘secure’ Himachal govt, ahead in 4 of 6 bypolls

Congress candidates were leading in four of the six Assembly seats for which bypolls were held. In the other two seats, the BJP was ahead.

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Manoj C G - As BJP sputters to reach half-way mark, allies TDP, JD(U) come into play - indianexpress.com

As BJP sputters to reach half-way mark, allies TDP, JD(U) come into play

Nearly four hours after the counting of votes began, the ruling BJP – which had won 303 seats in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections – appeared to be struggling to reach the 240 mark. If the numbers hold, the BJP will have to ride on the coattails of its allies – particularly the TDP and JD(U) – to form the government.

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Highlights of the 17th Lok Sabha: Landmark Bills, record-high suspensions, a no-confidence motion - indianexpress.com

Highlights of the 17th Lok Sabha: Landmark Bills, record-high suspensions, a no-confidence motion

Written by Samaa Liyah Dhar

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Sukrita Baruah - In Arunachal Pradesh, BJP eyes a ‘sweep’ with one-sixth of its MLAs ‘elected unopposed’; Congress skips two-third seats - indianexpress.com

In Arunachal Pradesh, BJP eyes a ‘sweep’ with one-sixth of its MLAs ‘elected unopposed’; Congress skips two-third seats

The results for 50 of the 60 seats in the Arunachal Pradesh Assembly will be announced on Sunday, in a state where 10 seats have already gone uncontested to BJP candidates.

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Andhra Pradesh - Arun Janardhanan - K.Annamalai - In exit poll good news for BJP, the best tidings are from South - indianexpress.com - India

In exit poll good news for BJP, the best tidings are from South

WHILE OVERALL the exit polls paint a positive picture for the BJP-led NDA, the party will be particularly happy if the predictions hold true for the South.

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Bhupendra Pandey - In Uttar Pradesh, NDA in for a fight in over two dozen constituencies - indianexpress.com - India

In Uttar Pradesh, NDA in for a fight in over two dozen constituencies

As voting concludes in the Lok Sabha elections on Saturday, one of the crucial states in focus will be Uttar Pradesh. The outcome in UP will be key to the “400 paar” target the BJP has set for the NDA’s return.

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Narendra Modi - Amit Shah - Sujit Bisoyi - Naveen Patnaik - Potential friends to bitter foes – BJD, BJP covered the whole spectrum in Odisha - indianexpress.com

Potential friends to bitter foes – BJD, BJP covered the whole spectrum in Odisha

The simultaneous Assembly and Lok Sabha elections began in Odisha with an alliance between the BJP and Biju Janata Dal (BJD) seemingly on the cards. It ended on a note of bitter exchanges between the two main contenders, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi making personal remarks against BJD president and Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik in the final leg.

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