BJP Surges Ahead In Assam Panchayat Polls, Congress Trails As Counting Continues

BJP Surges Ahead In Assam Panchayat Polls, Congress Trails As Counting Continues

BJP leads in Assam panchayat polls counting, which began Sunday amid tight security. Voting occurred in two phases in 27 districts.

NDA has potential to win 104 of 126 assembly seats in Assam: Himanta

Guwahati, May 12 (PTI) Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday termed the BJP's performance in the panchayat polls as "historic" and said the ruling alliance has the potential to win 104 assembly seats out of 126 in next year's election. The ruling BJP on Monday is leading in all panchayat bodies across Assam with counting of votes continuing for the second day in a row. "The BJP is marching ahead to capture more than 300 seats in Z…

Counting underway: BJP bulldozes Panchayat polls, Congress crushed across Assam

GUWAHATI, May 11: The BJP and its allies are on track for a sweeping victory in the Assam panchayat elections, while the Congress faces a humiliating collapse across the state. As counting continues since 8 AM Sunday, trends show the BJP-AGP alliance dominating both Zila and Anchalik Parishad seats, with the Congress trailing far behind. Out of 397 Zila Parishad seats, the BJP and AGP are leading in 262, with Congress managing just 46 and AIUDF …

Assam Panchayat Results: BJP, allies head for an almost clean sweep, Congress bites the dust

The Assam Panchayat results are being declared with counting of votes underway since 8 am today As the Assam Panchayat results are being declared with counting of votes underway at 8 am today (May 11), the BJP and its allies are heading for an almost clean sweep while the Congress, the main Opposition party in the State, has been almost decimated in these grassroots-level elections. While the BJP and its allies are either leading or have emerged…

Rain Delays Panchayat Vote Count in Barak Valley, BJP Leads in Cachar ZP Seats

The counting of votes for the recently held panchayat elections is currently underway across the Barak Valley, with tight security. Centres in Cachar, Lakhipur, Sribhumi, and Hailakandi saw a delayed start on Sunday morning due to incessant rainfall. In Cachar, counting began at 9:00 AM—an hour behind schedule—at the ISBT centre in Ramnagar, Silchar. The delay was attributed to heavy rains that hindered the timely arrival of candidates and their…