Himachal Pradesh Elections Result 2017
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Chief Ministers For Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh Highlights: Vijay Rupani Retains Top Job
After the BJP emerged victorious in the assembly elections by defeating the Congress in both Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat, the party is now mulling decision on chief ministers for these states. As the party's presumptive state chief for Himachal Pradesh, PK Dhumal lost his seat in the polls, speculations are rife as to who the next chief minister o...
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As BJP Sweeps Himachal, Defeat For Chief Ministerial Candidate PK Dhumal
Even though the BJP wrested Himachal Pradesh from the Congress with a big margin, winning 44 of the state's 68 seats, its chief ministerial candidate PK Dhumal lost to his Congress opponent Rajendra Singh Rana by about 2,000 votes. The final result for the Sujanpur seat came around midnight, but Mr Dhumal had conceded defeat much earlier in the day...
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Himachal Pradesh Election Results 2017: BJP Wins 44 Seats, Says People Voted For Development - Highlights
After running an aggressive campaign in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh, BJP claimed victory in both the states. Himachal Pradesh election was essentially viewed as a power tussle between Chief minister Virbhadra Singh and BJP's chief ministerial candidate Prem Kumar Dhumal.
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Himachal Pradesh Results 2017: Virbhadra Singh vs Prem Kumar Dhumal, The Battle Of Old Guards
The Congress and the BJP fought the Himachal Pradesh election banking on the clout of their old guards. Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh, 83, who held the state's top post six-times, won an internal battle in his party the Congress to get projected again for the top post.
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Himachal Pradesh Assembly Election Results 2017: How To Check It Online
The Himachal Pradesh Assembly election was held on November 9 in a single phase of polling across the hill state. The Himachal Pradesh Assembly constitutes of 68 assembly constituencies, in which 337 candidates, including 62 MLAs contested in this years election. The total number of eligible voters in the state were 50,25,941. Himachal Pradesh reco...
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Chief Ministers For Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh Highlights: Vijay Rupani Retains Top Job
After the BJP emerged victorious in the assembly elections by defeating the Congress in both Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat, the party is now mulling decision on chief ministers for these states. As the party's presumptive state chief for Himachal Pradesh, PK Dhumal lost his seat in the polls, speculations are rife as to who the next chief minister o...
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As BJP Sweeps Himachal, Defeat For Chief Ministerial Candidate PK Dhumal
Even though the BJP wrested Himachal Pradesh from the Congress with a big margin, winning 44 of the state's 68 seats, its chief ministerial candidate PK Dhumal lost to his Congress opponent Rajendra Singh Rana by about 2,000 votes. The final result for the Sujanpur seat came around midnight, but Mr Dhumal had conceded defeat much earlier in the day...
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Himachal Pradesh Election Results 2017: BJP Wins 44 Seats, Says People Voted For Development - Highlights
After running an aggressive campaign in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh, BJP claimed victory in both the states. Himachal Pradesh election was essentially viewed as a power tussle between Chief minister Virbhadra Singh and BJP's chief ministerial candidate Prem Kumar Dhumal.
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Himachal Pradesh Results 2017: Virbhadra Singh vs Prem Kumar Dhumal, The Battle Of Old Guards
The Congress and the BJP fought the Himachal Pradesh election banking on the clout of their old guards. Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh, 83, who held the state's top post six-times, won an internal battle in his party the Congress to get projected again for the top post.
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Himachal Pradesh Assembly Election Results 2017: How To Check It Online
The Himachal Pradesh Assembly election was held on November 9 in a single phase of polling across the hill state. The Himachal Pradesh Assembly constitutes of 68 assembly constituencies, in which 337 candidates, including 62 MLAs contested in this years election. The total number of eligible voters in the state were 50,25,941. Himachal Pradesh reco...
