The results of the by-elections held across the country, including Maharashtra-Jharkhand, came as a blow to the Congress.
Priyanka Gandhi won the Wayanad seat by a huge margin, but in reality the Congress lost badly across the country. Especially the results of the by-elections held in Maharashtra and across the country were a big blow for the Congress, which will be a big challenge for the party to overcome in the coming times. Apart from this, it will also be difficult to gain the trust of allies, because the Congress had contested the maximum number of seats in Maharashtra, but the party lagged behind its allies in the results.
In Maharashtra, the people have once again expressed their confidence in the Mahayuti alliance. Here, the BJP Niti Mahayuti alliance won 231 seats, while the Mahavikas Aghadi, which fought under the leadership of the Congress, was limited to just 47 seats. Others won 11 seats, while the Congress had high expectations in Maharashtra. The Congress-JMM alliance won decisively in Jharkhand, but this victory is considered Hemant Soren’s victory. Even in the by-elections held across the country, the Congress could not achieve anything special.
Priyanka’s excellent victory in Wayanad
In Wayanad, Priyanka Gandhi got 6 lakh 22 thousand 338 votes, while in second place, CPI candidate Satyam Mokeri could only get 2 lakh 11 407 votes. In this way, Priyanka Gandhi registered a big victory over Rahul Gandhi here. BJP came third here, here Navya Haridas who was on BJP list got 1 lakh 99939 votes. This post became vacant due to the resignation of Rahul Gandhi.
Mahayuti shines in Maharashtra, BJP is at the forefront
Mahayuti’s success was visible in Maharashtra, where the alliance won 231 seats. Among them, the BJP was in the forefront, which won 132 seats, the Shiv Sena Shinde faction won 57 seats and the NCP Ajit Pawar won 41 seats. Here in the Maha Vikas Aghadi alliance, Shiv Sena UBT was able to win 20 seats, while the Congress could only win 16 seats, while it was the Congress that contested the maximum number of seats on behalf of the Maha Vikas Aghadi. Here the NCP Sharat Chandra Pawar could only win 10 seats and the SP only 2 seats. Others won 10 seats.
Congress limited to 16 seats in Jharkhand
The people of Jharkhand have once again expressed their confidence in Hemant Soren and this is the first time in 24 years that a party is going to form the government here for the second consecutive time. Here the JMM won 34 seats, while the BJP came second with 21 seats. Congress could only get 16 seats here, while RJD could get 4 seats. The CPI(M) won 2 seats.
This was the condition of the by-elections.
In Rajasthan, the Congress won only one seat out of seven, while in the by-elections held on four seats in Punjab, the Congress could win only one seat. By-elections were held in 4 seats in Assam in which Congress did not win a single seat. Of the 3 seats in Bihar, Congress did not win a single seat. In Gujarat too the Congress number remained at zero and by-elections were held for a single seat. The Karnataka results definitely brought some relief to the Congress, where it won all three seats. The Congress won a two-seat seat in Kerala and a two-seat seat in Madhya Pradesh. The Congress came up empty-handed in the by-elections in 2 seats from Sikkim, 9 seats from Uttar Pradesh and 5 seats from West Bengal. However, in the Lok Sabha by-election held in Nanded, Maharashtra, the Congress candidate won in the last round.
Congress is a parasitic party sinking others’ ships with itself: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also delved into the poor state of Congress in the gratitude programme. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who arrived at the BJP headquarters to express his gratitude to the people who gave the mandate to the BJP, said the Congress has now become a parasitic party. He is not in a position to win elections anywhere on his own. With it he sinks other people’s ships.
