November 23, 2024

2023 Chhattisgarh assembly polls result: 5 biggest and 5 narrowest wins | India News

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NEW DELHI: The BJP was able to carry out a major upset in Chhattisgarh on Sunday after easily snatching power in the state, which most exit polls had suggested would be a close call.

As per the latest data by the Election Commission, the BJP is projected to win 54 seats, well past the 46-seat majority mark, while the Congress is expected to win just 35 seats.
Expressing gratitude to the “janta janardhan” for choosing the BJP in Chhattisgarh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the results “indicate that the people of India are firmly with politics of good governance and development”.

Union minister Amit Shah said, “Tribal, poor, farmer sisters and brothers of Chhattisgarh have expressed faith in PM Modi and blessed BJP with a huge majority.”
Here are the biggest and narrowest margins of victory in the 2023 Rajasthan elections:
Top 5 narrowest vote margins:

Constituency Candidate name Party Vote margin
Kanker Asha Ram Netam BJP 16
Pathalgaon Gomati Sai BJP 255
Pali-Tanakhar Tuleshwar Hira Singh Markam Gondvana Gantantra Party 714
Bindranawagarh Janak Dhruw Congress 816
Bhilai Nagar Devendra Yadav Congress 1,264

Top 5 largest vote margins:

Constituency Candidate name Party Vote margin
Raipur City South Brijmohan Agrawal BJP 67,851
Raigarh OP Choudhary BJP 64,443
Durg City Gajendra Yadav BJP 48,275
Lormi Arun Sao BJP 45,891
Rajnandgaon Raman Singh BJP 45,084

Battle of guarantees
Ahead of the state assembly elections, held in two phases on November 7 and 17, both the Congress and BJP had tried hard to woo farmers, women and the poor with populist schemes.
It seems the promises made by the BJP, which it promoted as ‘Modi ki Guarantee 2023’, worked in its favour.

In the 2018 assembly polls, the Congress had registered a landslide victory largely because of a “strong” anti-incumbency against the then BJP dispensation and the grand old party’s promise of freebies and welfare measures.
As the BJP began its election campaign this time, it faced the herculean task of countering the Bhupesh Baghel government’s pro-farmers, pro-tribals and pro-poor schemes, which the Congress was banking on to retain the state.

Both the parties in their manifestos offered sops to various sections of society.
(With inputs from agencies)



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