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PM Modi Calls Congress an Irresponsible Party and a Factory for Spreading Hatred
The opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) wants to weaken Maharashtra to gain power, but the ruling Mahayuti will strengthen the state, he said after virtually inaugurating various development projects of more than Rs 7,600 crore in the state.
Haryana Will Be a Key Component of Viksit Bharat Following Meeting with CM Saini, PM Modi
"I am confident that Haryana's role is going to play a pivotal role in realising the goal of a developed India," said PM Modi on his X handle, after meeting the Haryana CM.
PM Modi Urges Voters to Back MahaYuti to Strengthen Maharashtra and Thwart MVA's Agenda
The MahaYuti is resolved to make Maharashtra stronger against the plan of Maha Vikas Aghadi to weaken the state. "I congratulate the people of Maharashtra for this launching day of these various development projects," PM Modi said at the outset of laying the foundation stone and inaugurating various projects worth Rs 7,600 crore in Maharashtra through video conference.
PDP Reduced from 28 to 3 Seats in Decisive J&K Polls
Mehbooba Mufti reacted to the loss of her party with a bold face. She said, "It is encouraging that the people came out and voted in such large numbers. So far as PDP is concerned, everybody must accept the people's verdict. Winning and losing is part of the election process."
Post-Haryana Victory, Amit Shah Criticizes Rahul Gandhi for Damaging India's Reputation Internationally
He claimed that the people of Veerbhoomi have categorically rejected the anti and divisive politics of Congress that continues to divide them on casteist and regional lines and have chosen the 10 years' track record of development and welfare under Bharatiya Janata Party(BJP).
PM Modi's Photo with Three 'Lals' of Haryana Politics Goes Viral as BJP Achieves Hat-Trick
Modi Archive, one of the popular X handles, on Tuesday shared a photo of the old PM Modi with the three 'Lals'.
'He Must Be Regretting Leaving Me', Raghav Chadha Takes a Jibe at Congress Over Haryana Loss
Without naming anyone, he said, "Today he too must be regretting leaving me, If we had walked together it would have been something else."
AAP Secures First Seat in J&K by Winning Doda from BJP
While Malik had polled 22,944 votes, Rana was at second position with 18,174 votes, and Khalid Najib Suhrawardy of National Conference was at third position with 12,975 votes. The rest of the candidates, including Abdul Majid Wani of Ghulam Nabi Azad's Democratic Progressive Azad Party did not reach even the five-figure mark. The Congress candidate Sheikh Riaz Ahmed was lagging quite far behind with just 4,087 votes.
Congress Rejects Haryana Poll Results, Plans to File Complaints with Election Commission
"The results are totally unexpected and surprising. It is against what the people of Haryana were seeking — a mandate for change and transformation," Ramesh said on Tuesday, questioning the credibility of the poll outcome. He also alleged that authorities were intimidated, leading to unexpected losses in constituencies where Congress had been performing well.
National Conference Takes Lead in J&K Alliance as Congress Falls Short
Both parties announced a seat-sharing deal for 83 seats - 51 for the National Conference and 32 for the Congress - mostly in the Jammu region and a 'friendly fight' on five seats as they couldn't zero in.
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