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Narendra Modi set for Third Term in Gujarat, Cong ousts BJP in HP

By The News Insight on December 20, 2012

TNI Bureau: Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi made a hat-trick by sweeping away Congress in the assembly elections. The BJP won 116 seats, while Congress gained only 62 in the 182-member assembly. However, the party received a huge blow in Himachal Pradesh despite Modi’s campaign as Congress ousted the party gaining the majority.

The people of Gujarat gave thumbs up to Modi to remain in power for the execution of the developmental projects implemented by the party in the state. With the victory, his claim as the Prime Ministerial candidate of his party has brightened. The party was expected to win more seats. However, the saffron party could not cross the tally 117, the number of seats gained in previous election in 2007. It lost 1 seat as compared to previous elections held in 2007.

After the results were out, Modi visited his mother seeking her blessing to make Gujarat more prosperous and developed in the coming days. This is for the sixth time; the BJP won in the state and will form the government with the recent victory. However, it had to taste the defeat in Himachal Pradesh where Congress was voted to power.

Modi also visited GPP chief Keshubhai Patel, whose party gained only 2 seats, and offered him sweets. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa spoke to Modi on phone, congratulated him on victory. He recived best compliments from the Congress leaders too. Union HRD minister Kapil Sibal said “Narendra Modi does deserve congratulations for getting 2D victory through 3D campaign”.

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Prem Kumar Dhumal accepted his party’s defeat after Congress was seen leading in most of the seats. Expressing his displeasure over the results, he said that the party will discuss the reasons and analyse why they failed to win people’s confidence. BJP won only 23, leading in 3 seats.

Speaking to a news channel, Dhumal said, “I congratulate Virbhadra Singh and all candidates who have won. We will analyse why we were defeated.”

His son Anurag Thakur said, “Despite our good work, if we lost then it needs serious introspection. There were some problems with ticket distribution. There were problems with some districts that we were confident of”.

Here is the Final Results of the polls of both the states Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh:

Gujarat Assembly Polls (Total seats 182) Majority: 92

Party Leads Wins
BJP 0 120
Congress 0 58
GPP 0 2
Others 0 2

Himachal Pradesh Assembly Polls (Total seats 68) Majority: 35

Party Leads Wins
Congress 0 36
BJP 3 23
Others 0 6

 

Here is the list of leaders, who won in the polls, in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh:

 

Gujarat Polls results

HP Polls results
  • Narendra Modi has won from Maninagar.
  • Arvindkumar Gandalal Patel of the BJP has won in Sabarmati, defeating Bharatkumar Govindlal Patel of the Congress.
  • Jayantibhai Savajibhai Rathava of the BJP wins from Jetpur.
  • Tejashreeben Dilipkumar Patel of the Congress wins Viramgam, Rajeshbhai Naranbhai of the BJP wins Mangrol.
  • Karamsibhai Virjibhai Patel of Congress wins Sanand.
  • BJP’s Rushikesh Ganeshbhi Patel wins Visnagar.
  • Punambhai Madhabhai Parmar of the Congress wins Sojitra.
  • Hasmukhbhai Somabhai of the BJP wins Amraiwadi
  • Janakbhai Manjibhai Kachhadiya of the BJP wins Karanj.
  • Kishorbhai Shivabhai Kanani of the BJP wins Varachha Road.
  • Niranjan Patel of the Congress wins Petlad.
  • Punambhai Madhabhai Parmar of the Congress wins Sojitra.
  • Devusinh Jesingbhai Chauhan of the BJP wins Matar.
  • BJP’s Mukeshbhai Zinabhai Patel wins Olpad.
  • Mangalbhai Gangajibhai Gavit of the Congress wins Dang (ST).
  • Amit Chavda of the Congress wins Anklav.
  • Jethabhai Danabhal Solanki of the BJP wins Kodinar (SC).
  • Govind Patel of the BJP wins Rajkot South.
  • Shabdasharan Bhailalbhai Tadvi of the BJP wins NANDOD (ST).
  • Jayrajsinh Temubha Jadeja of the BJP wins Gondal.
  • Bavkubhai Nathabhai Undhad of the Congress wins Lathi.
  • Dilipkumar Virajibhai Thakor of the BJP wins Chanasma.
  • Jayrajsinh Temubha Jadeja of the BJP wins Gondal.
  • Bavkubhai Nathabhai Undhad of the Congress wins Lathi.
  • Dilipkumar Virajibhai Thakor of the BJP wins Chanasma.
  • Parbhubhai Nagarbhai Vasava of the Congress wins Mandvi (ST).
  • Ishvarbhai Dhedabhai Patel of the Congress wins Dharampur (ST).
  • Kanubhai Mohanlal Desai of BJP wins Pardi.
  • Jitubhai Harajibhai Chaudhari of the Congress wins Kaprada (ST)
  • Ramanlal Nanubhai Patkar of the BJP wins Umbergaon (ST)
  • Bhanuben Manoharbhai Babariya of the BJP wins Rajkot Rural (SC).
  • Bholabhai Bhikhabhai Gohel of the Congress wins Jasdan.
  • Narendra Modi’s close aide Amit Shah of the BJP wins Naranpura.
  • Harsh Rameshkumar Sanghvi of the BJP wins Majura.
  • Mohanbhai Dhanjibhai Dhodiya of the BJP wins Mahuva (ST).
  • Shamjibhai Bhimjibhai Chauhan of BJP wins Chotila.
  • Ajaykumar Jashvantlal Choksi of the BJP wins Surat North.
  • Bhupendrasinh Manubhai Chudasama of the BJP wins Dholka.
  • Rajendrabhai Parabhubhai Patel of the BJP wins Choryasi.
  • Shankersinh Mahendrasinh Vaghela of the Congress wins Bayad.
  • Amitbhai Harisingbhai Chaudhari of the Congress wins Mansa.
  • Jayantibhai Ramjibhai Kavadiya of the BJP wins Dhrangadhra.
  • Indranil Sanjaybhai Rajguru of the Congress wins Rajkot (East).
  • Vajubhai Rudabhai Vala of the BJP wins Rajkot (West).
  • Motilal Puniabhai Vasava of the BJP wins Dediapada (ST).
  • Ishwarsinh Thakorbhai Patel of the BJP wins Ankleshwar.
  • RC Patel of the BJP wins Jalalpore.
  • Piyushbhai Dinkarbhai Desai of the BJP wins Navsari.
  • Mangubhai Chhaganbhai Patel of the BJP wins Gandevi (ST).
  • Rameshbhai Bhurabhai Katara of the BJP wins Fetepura (ST).
  • Gujarat Parivartan Party chief Keshubhai Savdasbhai Patel wins Visavadar.
  • Babubhai Bhimabhai Bokhiria of the BJP wins Porbandar, defeats Gujarat Congress President Arjunbhai Devabhai Modhwadia.
  • Saurabh Patel of the BJP wins Akota.
  • Paresh Dhanani of the Congress wins Amreli.
  • Dilipbhai Manibhai Patel of the BJP wins Anand.
  • Vasanbhai Gopalbhai Ahir of the BJP wins Anjar.
  • Mansinh Kohyabhai Chauhan of the Congress wins Balasinor.
  • Jagrupsinh Girdansinh Rajput of the BJP wins Bapunagar.
  • Ishwarbhai Parmar alias Anilbhai Ramanbhai of the BJP wins Bardoli.
  • Vibhavariben Vijaybhai Dave (Vibhavari Dave) of the BJP wins Bhavnagar East.
  • Parshottmbhai Odhavjibhai Solanki of the BJP wins Bhavnagar Ruralv.
  • Jitendrabhai Savjibhai Vaghani (Jitu Vaghani) of the BJP wins Bhavnagar West.
  • Anil Joshiyara of the Congress wins Bhiloda.
  • Rajendrasinh Dhirsinh Parmar of the Congress wins Borsad.
  • Thakarshibhai Devjibhai Maniya of the BJP wins Botad.
  • Balkrishnabhai Naranbhai Patel of the BJP wins Dabhoi.
  • Vajesingbhai Parsingbhai Panada of the Congress wins Dahod.
  • Kantibhai Kalabhai Kharadi of the Congress wins Danta.
  • Liladharbhai Khodaji Vaghela of the BJP wins Deesa.
  • Kaminiba Bhupendrasinh Rathod of the Congress wins Dehgam.
  • Keshaji Shivaji Chauhan of the BJP wins Deodar.
  • Chhabilbhai Naranbhai Patel of the Congress wins Abdasa.
  • BJP set for Third term in Gujarat.

 
  • Congress’s Kishori Lal wins Baijnath (SC) seat.
  • Independent candidate Kirnesh Jung has won from Paonta Sahib.
  • DR Rajiv Bindal of the BJP wins from Nahan.
  • Rakesh Kalia of the Congress wins Gagret.
  • Chief Minister Prem Kumar Dhumal wins from Hamirpur.
  • Bumber Thakur of the Congress wins from Bilaspur.
  • Mohan Lal Brakta of the Congress wins from Rohru (SC).
  • Ishwar Dass Dhiman of the BJP wins from Bhoranj (SC).
  • Thakur Singh Bharmouri of the Congress wins Bharmour (ST).
  • Bal Krishan Chauhan of the BJP wins Chamba.
  • Congress’s Asha Kumari wins Dalhousie.
  • Vijay Agnihotri of the BJP wins Nadaun.
  • Randhir Sharma of the BJP wins Shri Naina Deviji.
  • Vidya of the Congress wins Theog.
  • Brij Behari Lal Butail of the Congress wins Palampur.
  • Khub Ram of the Congress wins Anni.
  • Jagat Singh Negi of the Congress wins Kinnaur.
  • Govind Singh Thakur of the BJP wins Manali.
  • Hans Raj of the BJP wins Churah (SC).
  • Ajay Mahajan of the Congress wins Nurpur.
  • Independent Manohar Dhiman wins Indora (SC).
  • Yadvinder Goma of the Congress wins Jaisinghpur (SC).
  • Independent Pawan Kajal wins Kangra.
  • Sarveen of the BJP wins Shahpur.
  • Congress’s Ravi Thakur wins Lahaul & Spiti (ST).
  • Independent Rajinder Singh Sujanpur.
  • Congress’s Neeraj Bharti wins Jawali.
  • BJP’s Ravinder Singh wins Dehra.
  • Congress’s Jagjiwan Paul wins Sullah.
  • Congress’s Kuldeep Kumar wins Chintpurni (SC).
  • BJP’s Suresh Bhardwaj wins Shimla.
  • Congress’s Mukesh Agnihotri wins Haroli.
  • BJP’s Virender Kanwar wins Kutlehar.
  •  BJP’s Rikhi Ram wins Jhanduta (SC)
  • BJP’s Govind Ram Sharma wins Arki.
  • Congress’s Ram Kumar wins Doon.
  • Congress’s Dhani Ram Shandil wins Solan (SC).
  • BJP’s Dr Rajiv Saijal wins Kasauli (SC).
  • Congress’s Vinay Kumar wins Sri Renukaji (SC).
  • BJP’s Baldev Singh Tomar wins Shillai.
  • Congress’s Anirudh Singh wins Kasumpti.
  • Congress’s Virbhadra Singh wins Shimla Rural.
  • Congress’s Rohit Thakur wins Jubbal Kotkhai.
  • Congress’s Nand Lal wins Rampur (SC).
  • Congress’s Karan Singh wins Banjar.
  • Congress’s Mansa Ram wins Karsog (SC).
  • Congress’s Sohan Lal wins Sundernagar.
  • BJP’s Vinod Kumar wins Nachan (SC).
  • Congress’s Kaul Singh wins Darang.
  • Congress’s Prakash Choudhary wins Balh (SC).
  • BJP’s Inder Singh wins Sarkaghat.
  • Himachal Lokhit Party’s Maheshwar Singh wins Kullu.
  • BJP’s Bikram Singh wins Jaswan-Pragpur.
  • Congress’s Sanjay Rattan wins Jwalamukhi.
  • Congress’s GS Bali wins Nagrota.
  • BJP’s Krishan Lal Thakur wins Nalagarh.
  • BJP’s Gulab Singh Thakur wins Jogindernagar.
  • Congress’s Sudhir Sharma wins Dharamshala.
  • Congress’s Sujan Singh Pathania wins Fatehpur.
  • BJP’s Mahender Singh wins Dharampur.
  • Congress’s Anil Kumar wins Mandi.
  • Congress’s Inder Dutt Lakhanpal wins Barsar.
  • Independent Balbir Singh Verma wins Chopal.
  • Congress ousted BJP in the polls, will form the government.

 

 

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