October, 2018
Survey Shows NDA Will Win 276 Seats For Lok Sabha Elections 2019
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will return for a second term in 2019. According to a survey conducted by ABP News and C-Voter for Lok Sabha Elections 2019. The survey predicted that the Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance will get 276 seats while the Congress will win 112 seats in the 2019 General elections. The majority mark in the Lower House is 272. The opinion poll given from ABP News and C-Voter predicted that the Congress can make big gains in Uttar Pradesh if it forms an alliance with Samajwadi Party andRead More
PM Modi’s popularity In Rajasthan : To Launch BJP’s Campaign In Ajmer
Betting on Modi’s popularity in Rajasthan. The BJP plans to hold a series of public meetings across the state, targeting areas where the BJP is perceived to be weak. The election management committee has proposed a schedule for the PM’s public meetings in the state. Which is awaiting the PMO’s nod. To build a favourable mood among the electorate. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to launch the BJP’s election campaign from Ajmer on Saturday. And hold rallies in all seven districts in poll-bound Rajasthan. The series of rallies willRead More
Digvijaya Singh Claims Nitish Kumar May Leave NDA Before Lok Sabha Elections 2019
The former Madhya Pradesh chief minister alleged that Kumar, who heads the JD(U), an NDA constituent, cannot survive without power. Aforesaid he may walk out of the ruling alliance if Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s popularity drops before the election.”It takes only 24 hours for Kumar to make a volte-face. Lok Sabha elections are six months away. Palti (U-turn) is possible,” Singh, who is in Patna on a private visit, told a news channel. Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh said Wednesday He foresees the possibility of Bihar. Chief Minister Nitish KumarRead More
BJP succeeded by 60 seats uncontested Kashmir Civic Polls; Also BJP likely to control at least 7 ULBs as NC, PDP boycott elections
For the first time in the electoral history of Jammu and Kashmir, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is likely to take control of at least seven municipal committees in Kashmir Valley without even contesting the elections. This comes after the two main regional parties — National Conference and Peoples Democratic Party — decided to boycott the urban local body polls in protest against the Centre’s plan to scrap the special status of the state. At least 60 candidates of the BJP have won their seats uncontested, and a majority ofRead More