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Deep dive: Can BJP retain the 28 seats it won in MP in 2019? - Vimarsana News

Deep dive: Can BJP retain the 28 seats it won in MP in 2019?

Madhya Pradesh faces a waveless election with BJP's 28 seats on the line. Can emotional appeals and caste dynamics shift the tide against the ruling party? Insights into the key contests and strategies before the June 4 results.

LS Election: Mp's Low Polling Puzzle & Why Both Bjp & Cong Are Happy | Bhopal News - Vimarsana News

LS Election: Mp's Low Polling Puzzle & Why Both Bjp & Cong Are Happy | Bhopal News

2024 LS election in MP witnesses an 8% polling drop, with BJP blaming Congress for voter apathy. Congress views the decline positively, signaling a sh

'Vote for Nakul Nath': Chhindwara mayor's U-turn after joining BJP | Bhopal News - Vimarsana News

'Vote for Nakul Nath': Chhindwara mayor's U-turn after joining BJP | Bhopal News

Chhindwara mayor Ahake's surprising switch from Congress to BJP, supporting Nakul Nath, caused a stir. His video praising Kamal Nath went viral, while

Days after defecting to BJP, Chhindwara mayor asks people to vote for Congress - Vimarsana News

Days after defecting to BJP, Chhindwara mayor asks people to vote for Congress

Vikram Ahake, the mayor of Chhindwara in Madhya Pradesh, blamed Nakul Nath for his defecting to the BJP and accused the Congress candidate of insulting tribals | Latest News India

After joining BJP, Chhindwara mayor says vote for Nakul Nath - Vimarsana News

After joining BJP, Chhindwara mayor says vote for Nakul Nath

On the day of polling in the high-profile Chhindwara Lok Sabha seat in Madhya Pradesh on Friday, the city's mayor Vikram Ahake, who recently joined the Bharatiya Janata Party, urged people to vote for Congress' Nakul Nath.

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