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BJP maintains lead in over 150 seats of Gujarat assembly
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Congress decimated, AAP fails to woo Gujarat voters

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Gujarat Election Results: BJP breaking 37-year-old record; Congress staring at worst performance ever

Name: Gujarat Election Results: BJP breaking 37-year-old record; Congress staring at worst performance ever
Uploaded: 2022-12-08T08:02:00.000+05:30
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Description: Leads are in for over 150 out of 182 seats in Gujarat

In Gujarat, while BJP is looking to achieve the rare feat of beating a 27-year anti-incumbency, AAP is hoping that it will be able to put up a decent show on the back of its aggressive campaigning.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Gujarat Election Results: BJP breaking 37-year-old record; Congress staring at worst performance ever

It’s counting day for Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. While the big battle is for government formation there are several smaller ones also playing out.

In Gujarat, while BJP is looking to achieve the rare feat of beating a 27-year anti-incumbency, AAP is hoping that it will be able to put up a decent show on the back of its aggressive campaigning. Congress more or less was missing throughout the campaigning with its focus on more on Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’.

Going by Himachal Pradesh’s almost 40-year-old trend of voting out the incumbent government, it is Congress’ turns to take the reigns of the hill state this time but BJP by now has made a habit of bucking such trends by getting re-elected in Uttar Pradesh, Goa, Assam, and Uttarakhand

Also watch: Himachal Election Results: Congress hopes to form 3rd state government as ruling BJP lags behind