Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday congratulated the National Conference alliance over its victory in Jammu and Kashmir assembly polls and said peaceful polls and enthusiastic participation in the polling process were a "victory of the Indian Constitution and democracy"
Nationalist Congress Party (Sharadchandra Pawar faction) leader Supriya Sule on Tuesday congratulated National Conference's Vice-President Omar Abdullah after his party secured an absolute majority in the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections, winning 48 seats.
According to the Election Commission of India, JKNC won 42 seats and its ally partner Congress won 6 seats, putting the alliance comfortable position to form the government in the erstwhile state. The BJP on the other hand, won 29 seats, all in the Jammu region.
Peoples Democratic Party chief and former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti congratulated the National Conference-Congress alliance on Tuesday for getting the "people's mandate."
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday extended congratulations to Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) party for "commendable" performance in the J-K Assembly elections.
Omar Abdullah won both the assembly constituencies he was contesting in Kashmir on Tuesday. He won the Budgam seat by a margin of 18,485 votes against Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party's Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi. In Ganderbal, he won by a margin of 10,574 votes.
As the BJP leads to the majority mark and edges towards a hat-trick in the Haryana assembly, Union Minister Giriraj Singh hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying that a single Modi weighs more than everyone combined and that the people of Haryana have made Congress leader Rahul Gandhi lea
The BJP is poised to form its third successive government in Haryana and National Conference-Congress alliance is on course to form government in Jammu and Kashmir as results of assembly polls on Tuesday sprung a few surprises
As the National Conference-Congress alliance headed for clear majority in Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections, National Conference Vice President Omar Abdullah on Tuesday called exit polls a "waste of time" and said that those believening in it deserve to be in memes.
Speaking to the media here in the state capital on Tuesday, Farooq Abdullah said, "People have given their mandate, they have proven that they don't accept the decision that was taken on August 5. We want to tackle issues of unemployment, inflation and others. I am grateful to everybody for