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After submitting his resignation, Thakur said that BJP would analyse its performance in the election.

Himachal Election Result: CM Jairam Thakur resigns as Congress trumps BJP

Post his resignation Thakur said the party needs to analyse things and that there were some issues that changed the direction of the results.

After facing a sour loss at the hands of Congress, BJP leader and outgoing Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jairam Thakur handed over his resignation to the Governor.
Post his resignation Thakur said the party needs to analyse things and that there were some issues that changed the direction of the results.
He added that if needed, he will go to Delhi as well.
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Himachal Pradesh appears to have continued its tradition of voting out the incumbent as the Congress appears headed for a victory in the state.
The grand old party surged ahead of the ruling BJP, winning or leading in 39 of 68 assembly seats.
In the latest results and trends available, the Congress won 26 seats and was leading in 13, while the ruling BJP had registered a win on 14 seats and was leading in 12 others.

Himachal Pradesh polls 2022: Voting underway in hill state; PM Modi, CM Thakur urge voters to cast vote

Himachal Pradesh elections: Voting underway in hill state; PM Modi, CM Thakur urge voters to turn up

Voting began at 8 am on a slow note in the hill state but began to pick up as the morning progressed and the winter chill eased a bit.

Voters across Himachal Pradesh queued up outside polling booths on Saturday to elect a new state government, a crucial test for the BJP hoping to beat precedent and return to power as well as for the Congress looking for electoral revival.
Voting began at 8 am on a slow note in the hill state but began to pick up as the morning progressed and the winter chill eased a bit. The polling will continue till 5 pm in all 68 assembly constituencies.
In an early morning message to voters, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged them to enthusiastically participate in the "festival of democracy" and register a voting record. In a tweet, Modi also greeted the young voters who will be exercising their franchise for the first time.
Chief Minister Jairam Thakur echoed him and said every vote will help build a prosperous Himachal Pradesh.
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"First vote, then refreshments. &nbsp;Dear fellow state residents, today is the day of voting. My humble request to all voters of Himachal Pradesh is to participate in this festival of democracy with full enthusiasm," he said in a tweet in Hindi.
"Vote in huge numbers, your one vote will help build a prosperous Himachal," he added.
More than 55 lakh voters in the state will decide the fate of 412 candidates, including Thakur, former chief minister Virbhadhra Singh's son Vikramaditya Singh and former BJP chief Satpal Singh Satti.

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