त्रिपुरा-नगालैंड में भाजपा को फिर बहुमत: मेघालय में फिर साथ आई BJP-NPP, CM संगमा बोले- मिलकर सरकार चलाएंगे

The results of the assembly elections of the three states of the North East have come. BJP again got majority in Tripura and Nagaland. The BJP alliance has got 37 seats in Nagaland and 33 seats in Tripura. Chief Minister Conrad Sangma’s NPP has become the single largest party in Meghalaya. NPP has got 26 seats in its account, which is 4 seats less than the majority. In such a situation, BJP and NPP have come together once again.

Conrad Sangma, who broke the alliance with the BJP before the elections, called Home Minister Amit Shah and sought help in forming the government. This was confirmed by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma by tweeting. When the BJP announced its support to Sangma, he tweeted thanking the BJP for the support. He said- We will continue to work together to serve Meghalaya.

First see BJP’s letter of support to NPP

Now understand the picture of the results obtained so far in all the three states in a sequential manner…

1. Majority for BJP in Tripura

86.10% polling in Tripura, 4% less than last election
86.10% voter turnout was recorded on 60 seats in Tripura assembly elections on 16 February. This was 4% less than the last election. In 2018, Tripura had 90% voter turnout in 59 seats. BJP emerged as the single largest party by winning 35 seats. With this, the BJP had demolished the 25-year stronghold of the Left. After the victory in the last election, the party made Biplab Dev the CM, but in May 2022, Manik Saha was made the Chief Minister. The party contested the elections under the leadership of Saha.

In the 2023 election, the BJP contested all 60, the Left-Congress alliance contested (47 and 13 seats, respectively). Tipra Motha Party contested on 42 seats. Thus, a triangular contest is expected in the state. In the 2018 elections, BJP got 35 seats, CPIM 16 and IPFT 7 seats. BJP formed the government.

2. NPP leading on maximum number of seats in Meghalaya

Meghalaya: 85.27% voting, 10% more than last election
In Meghalaya, polling was held on 59 out of 60 seats on February 27. 85.27% voting took place. Election to the Sohyeong seat was postponed due to the death of UDP candidate HDR Lyngdoh. In 2018, there was 67% voting. This time NPP has fielded candidates for 57, Congress and BJP for 60 each and TMC for 56 seats.

Elections were held on 59 seats in Meghalaya in 2018. The Congress had won the maximum 21 seats. BJP could get only 2 seats here. The National People’s Party (NPP) got 19 seats. It formed the government together with PDF and HSPDP. He formed the Meghalaya Democratic Alliance (MDA). Conrad Sangma of NPP is the Chief Minister.

3. BJP gets majority in Nagaland as well

85.90% voting in Nagaland
On February 27, 85.90% voting was held in 59 assembly seats out of 60 in 16 districts of Nagaland. This is 10% more than last year. In 2018, there was 75% voting here. Here on February 10, Congress candidate Khekashe Sumi withdrew his nomination from Akuluto assembly constituency, following which BJP candidate Kajeto Kinimi was elected unopposed. Nagaland is currently ruled by the National Democratic Progressive Party. Neiphiu Rio is the CM.

NDPP came into existence in 2017. The NDPP then won 18 seats and the BJP 12. The two parties had forged an alliance before the elections. The government consists of NDPP, BJP NPP and JDU.

See in the graphics, BJP’s journey in the last 10 years in all the three states of the North East.

Big updates…

Now see the exit polls of Tripura, Nagaland and Meghalaya through graphics…

While the election picture seems to be clear, some interesting pictures have also come to the fore during the election results.

BJP’s Temjen Imna has won from Alongtki seat in Nagaland. He remains in discussion about his social media posts. At one point during the counting, he was trailing, then he had tweeted – The one who wins after losing is called…..

Supporters celebrate outside the residence of NPP Chief and Chief Minister Conrad Sangma in Meghalaya.

The election process was going on for 47 days in all the three states.

Also read these news related to elections.

1. PM’s 3 election meetings in Nagaland-Meghalaya: Said- The country is saying- Modi your lotus will blossom

Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended three election meetings in Nagaland and Meghalaya. The Prime Minister said in Meghalaya’s Shillong that some people, who have been rejected by the country, who have sunk in the pit of despair, nowadays they are chanting rosary and saying that Modi will dig your grave, but the country is saying, ‘Desh ka kona’. Kona is saying, Modi tera kamal khilega. Read full news…

2. 86.10% polling in Tripura: Congress-BJP appeals for voting on Twitter, EC sends notice

Voting for the assembly elections in Tripura took place on February 16. Votes were cast in a single phase on all 60 seats. Around 86.10% polling took place on 16 February. The results of the election will come on March 2. Earlier in 2018, there was 90% polling in Tripura and BJP formed the government. This time the voting figure is 4% less. This time a total of 3,337 polling booths were set up in the state. 28.13 lakh people of the state decided the fate of 259 candidates in the elections. This election is the first election of 2023. Read full news…

3. No Hindutva in Nagaland-Meghalaya, local issues dominate: 75 out of 80 Christian candidates in Nagaland, 55 out of 56 Trinamool candidates in Meghalaya

Nagaland and Meghalaya are both Christian majority states. 75% of Meghalaya’s population are Christians. Whereas, about 88% of the population in Nagaland follows Christianity. The regional parties and the Congress are trying their old ways to woo the voters in these states. At the same time, BJP’s strategy for these states is quite different from other states of the country. Read full news…

4. Meghalaya BJP Chief said – I eat beef: said – there is no ban on it

BJP state president in Meghalaya Ernest Mowry has said that he eats beef and his party has no problem with it. A week ago, in an interview given to news agency IANS, Mowry talked about issues like alliance with NPP, beef ban and CAA. During this he gave this statement. Read full news…

Bypoll results in 5 states: Congress wins 2 out of 6 seats, BJP loses Kasbapeth seat in Maharashtra after 28 years

Apart from the assembly elections in 3 states of the North East, the results of the by-elections held in 5 states have come today. However, counting on one seat is still going on. Congress’s Ravindra Dhangekar has won the Kasbapeth seat in Maharashtra. This seat was held by the BJP since 1995. BJP’s Ashwini Jagtap has won the Chinchwad seat. Read full news…

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