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Amit Shah Calls Gujarat Local Body Poll Win "Historic", Slams Rahul Gandhi
Speaking at an event in Gandhinagar, Shah launched an attack on the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party over their loss in the polls.
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Independent Hindu Candidate Wins In Godhra Ward With 100% Muslim Voters
Apekshaben Naineshbhai Soni, an independent Hindu woman candidate, has secured a resounding victory from Ward Number 7, a constituency where 100% of the voters belong to the Muslim community.
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'Bulldozers Target Crime, Not Religion': BJP After Congress Leader's Remarks
The BJP condemned the remarks, calling them an attempt to provoke fear along communal lines.
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Congress Not Considered Even Worthy Of Being In Opposition: Gujarat Chief Minister
Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani on Friday hit out at the Congress after its defeat in Gujarat Municipal polls, saying that the people no longer consider the party even worthy of being the opposition.
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"Congress Has Suffered Badly": Amit Shah On Gujarat Election Results
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has hailed the results of municipal corporation elections in Gujarat, saying the BJP won around 85 per cent of the seats it contested and that party continues on its "development journey" under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Gujarat Municipal Election Results LIVE: BJP Heads For Big Win
The counting of votes to six municipal corporations of Gujarat began this morning. Voting took place on Sunday in 576 seats across six municipal corporations.
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BJP Scores Landslide Victory in Gujarat Civic Polls. PM Tweets "Thank You"
The BJP was set for a huge victory in the Gujarat urban civic polls today as votes were counted for hundreds of seats across six municipal corporations, including Ahmedabad and Vadodara. The poll results are crucial for the ruling party at a time it is facing massive farmer protests since November against three central laws and anger over rising fu...
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Gujarat Municipal Election Results: Counting Of Votes For 6 Gujarat Civic Corporations Today
Counting of votes polled in elections to six municipal corporations of Gujarat, including major cities of Ahmedabad and Vadodara, will be held today with all eyes on the performance of the BJP which is in power in these civic bodies, officials said on Monday.
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42% Voter Turnout In Gujarat Civic Body Polls
Elections to six municipal corporations in Gujarat were conducted in a peaceful manner amid tight security and adherence to COVID-19 norms on Sunday, in which average voter turnout of around 42 per cent was recorded, officials said.
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Gujarat Civic Polls: Amit Shah Casts His Vote In Ahmedabad
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday cast his vote at a polling booth here for election to the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation and expressed confidence that the BJP will win the civic polls in Gujarat.
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Voting Underway For Polls To 6 Municipal Corporations In Gujarat
Elections to six municipal corporations in Gujarat are being held on Sunday amid tight security and adherence to COVID-19 norms.
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Gujarat Civic Polls Tomorrow, Amit Shah To Vote In Ahmedabad
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will be in Gujarat on Sunday to cast his vote in the municipal corporation election in Ahmedabad, the BJP said.
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Congress Fights Polls To Help BJP Win, Alleges AAP's Manish Sisodia
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Sunday alleged the Congress fights elections to help the BJP win, and asserted the main contest in the upcoming local body polls in Gujarat is between the ruling BJP and the Aam Aadmi Party.
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BJP Wins 47 Municipalities In Gujarat, Down From 59; Congress Gets 16
Gujarat's ruling BJP won the most seats in municipal elections today, but has lost ground compared to the last elections five years ago. The party has won 47 of 75 municipalities for which elections were held; it had won 59 in 2013.
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Highlights: BJP Wins 47 Of 75 Seats In Gujarat Civic Polls, Congress Gets 16 Seats
Gujarat's ruling BJP has won 47 of the state's 75 municipal seats, the Congress has won 16 seats. On six seats, no candidate got majority. Four seats were won by Independents and two by others.
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Amit Shah Calls Gujarat Local Body Poll Win "Historic", Slams Rahul Gandhi
Speaking at an event in Gandhinagar, Shah launched an attack on the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party over their loss in the polls.
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Independent Hindu Candidate Wins In Godhra Ward With 100% Muslim Voters
Apekshaben Naineshbhai Soni, an independent Hindu woman candidate, has secured a resounding victory from Ward Number 7, a constituency where 100% of the voters belong to the Muslim community.
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'Bulldozers Target Crime, Not Religion': BJP After Congress Leader's Remarks
The BJP condemned the remarks, calling them an attempt to provoke fear along communal lines.
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Congress Not Considered Even Worthy Of Being In Opposition: Gujarat Chief Minister
Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani on Friday hit out at the Congress after its defeat in Gujarat Municipal polls, saying that the people no longer consider the party even worthy of being the opposition.
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"Congress Has Suffered Badly": Amit Shah On Gujarat Election Results
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has hailed the results of municipal corporation elections in Gujarat, saying the BJP won around 85 per cent of the seats it contested and that party continues on its "development journey" under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Gujarat Municipal Election Results LIVE: BJP Heads For Big Win
The counting of votes to six municipal corporations of Gujarat began this morning. Voting took place on Sunday in 576 seats across six municipal corporations.
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BJP Scores Landslide Victory in Gujarat Civic Polls. PM Tweets "Thank You"
The BJP was set for a huge victory in the Gujarat urban civic polls today as votes were counted for hundreds of seats across six municipal corporations, including Ahmedabad and Vadodara. The poll results are crucial for the ruling party at a time it is facing massive farmer protests since November against three central laws and anger over rising fu...
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Gujarat Municipal Election Results: Counting Of Votes For 6 Gujarat Civic Corporations Today
Counting of votes polled in elections to six municipal corporations of Gujarat, including major cities of Ahmedabad and Vadodara, will be held today with all eyes on the performance of the BJP which is in power in these civic bodies, officials said on Monday.
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42% Voter Turnout In Gujarat Civic Body Polls
Elections to six municipal corporations in Gujarat were conducted in a peaceful manner amid tight security and adherence to COVID-19 norms on Sunday, in which average voter turnout of around 42 per cent was recorded, officials said.
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Gujarat Civic Polls: Amit Shah Casts His Vote In Ahmedabad
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday cast his vote at a polling booth here for election to the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation and expressed confidence that the BJP will win the civic polls in Gujarat.
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Voting Underway For Polls To 6 Municipal Corporations In Gujarat
Elections to six municipal corporations in Gujarat are being held on Sunday amid tight security and adherence to COVID-19 norms.
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Gujarat Civic Polls Tomorrow, Amit Shah To Vote In Ahmedabad
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will be in Gujarat on Sunday to cast his vote in the municipal corporation election in Ahmedabad, the BJP said.
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Congress Fights Polls To Help BJP Win, Alleges AAP's Manish Sisodia
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Sunday alleged the Congress fights elections to help the BJP win, and asserted the main contest in the upcoming local body polls in Gujarat is between the ruling BJP and the Aam Aadmi Party.
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BJP Wins 47 Municipalities In Gujarat, Down From 59; Congress Gets 16
Gujarat's ruling BJP won the most seats in municipal elections today, but has lost ground compared to the last elections five years ago. The party has won 47 of 75 municipalities for which elections were held; it had won 59 in 2013.
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Highlights: BJP Wins 47 Of 75 Seats In Gujarat Civic Polls, Congress Gets 16 Seats
Gujarat's ruling BJP has won 47 of the state's 75 municipal seats, the Congress has won 16 seats. On six seats, no candidate got majority. Four seats were won by Independents and two by others.
