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With the members of the newly elected 18th Lok Sabha declared on June 4, data compiled by PRS Legislative Research shows how the composition of the Lower House has changed from 2019.
Lok Sabha elections 2024 results sprang a surprise on Tuesday as the Opposition INDIA bloc performed better than expectations and Exit Poll 2024 predictions. As per the Election Commission of India (ECI), the Congress-led INDIA bloc clinched 232 seats in the 543-member Lok Sabha, while the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) won 293 seats. The election results sparked a wave of celebration among the Opposition camp, with leaders like Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge showcasing the victory sign to express confidence.
The Congress-led United Democratic Front in Kerala may have retained 18 out of 20 Lok Sabha seats but it was the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) that scripted history by winning its first ever Lok Sabha seat in the state.
As the counting of votes for the Lok Sabha elections in Kerala reaches its final lap, the writing seems to be on the wall for the ruling CPI(M), which is leading only in one of the 20 seats in the state.
Repeating its 2019 performance in the parliamentary polls, the BJP Tuesday won all four Lok Sabha seats of Himachal Pradesh.
Between the figure of 295 Lok Sabha seats now being bandied about by almost every Opposition leader, to the dizzying lows projected by exit polls, lies the real hope and expectation of the INDIA bloc. Despite the bravado, the Opposition realises that stopping the BJP from scoring a hat-trick would be a tough task. What they are looking for are green shoots of recovery in some states, particularly those scheduled to go to Assembly elections later this year and in the near future.
He was once the second-in-command of former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad. Then, having fallen out with him, joined the Janata Dal (United) and defeated him in a Lok Sabha election. Now Ranjan Prasad Yadav, 79, is back in the RJD.
Congress leader Sachin Pilot has questioned why top (BJP) leaders have been ‘forced’ to deny the ‘change the Constitution’ fear being created by some of the party leaders in case the (NDA) gets 400+ seats in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections.