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Himachal Assembly Results: Congress, BJP in Neck-To-Neck Competition; Both Leading 32 Seats - Vimarsana News

Himachal Assembly Results: Congress, BJP in Neck-To-Neck Competition; Both Leading 32 Seats

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Indian National Congress (INC) are neck-and-neck for 32 seats in Himachal Pradesh, according to trends.

Source: newsx.com
Himachal Pradesh Election Results 2022: BJP rebels lead polls in 3 constituencies, Congress ahead in 34 - Vimarsana News

Himachal Pradesh Election Results 2022: BJP rebels lead polls in 3 constituencies, Congress ahead in 34

The hill state witnessed an intense campaign with BJP trying to return to power for a second consecutive term and Congress backing on its '10 guarantees' that the party listed out in its manifesto to take them home.

Himachal assembly results: Congress, BJP in neck-to-neck competition; both leading 32 seats - Vimarsana News

Himachal assembly results: Congress, BJP in neck-to-neck competition; both leading 32 seats

In a neck-to-neck competition between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Indian National Congress (INC), trends show both leading at 32 seats in Himachal Pradesh.

Congress returns to power in Himachal Pradesh with absolute majority - Vimarsana News

Congress returns to power in Himachal Pradesh with absolute majority

The Congress returned to power in Himachal Pradesh today by winning an absolute majority with 40 of the 68 seats in the state legislative assembly in the elections held on November 12.

Himachal Pradesh Election Results: Congress Comes Back to Power, Wins 40 Seats - Vimarsana News

Himachal Pradesh Election Results: Congress Comes Back to Power, Wins 40 Seats

Voters in the hill state continued the trend of voting out the ruling party in every election since 1985.

Source: thewire.in