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Ahmedabad, Jun 9 (PTI) Newly-appointed Gujarat Congress president Shaktisinh Gohil on Friday asserted the Opposition party will rise again under his leadership and reclaim its lost position with the blessings of people of the state, where the BJP has been in power for nearly three decades. Gohil, a Rajya Sabha member, was appointed the Gujarat Pradesh Congress Committee (GPCC) president by party chief Mallikarjun Kharge earlier in the day. The 63-year-old former state minister replaced Jagdish Thakor, who resigned after the party’s rout in the last Assembly elections in Gujarat held in December 2022. “Taking everyone (in state Congress) together we will work with team spirit in Gujarat. I am a soldier of the party and whatever responsibility has been given to me by the party I have tried to fulfil it with dedication,” Gohil told PTI soon after he was given the new role. “As far as the new responsibility is concerned, I will take along all (state leaders) and work hard with total dedication. I am confident the people of Gujarat will give blessings and support to the Congress, and the party will rise again with strength,” he said. Gohil, a four-time former MLA, was a minister in the Congress government between 1992 and 95, and also served as the Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly. In June, 2020 he was elected to the Rajya Sabha from Gujarat and is a member of various committees of the Upper House of Parliament. The Congress, once a formidable political force an...

Gujarat Election Results 2022: FULL List of Winning Candidates, Seats Constituency- wise | Gujarat Assembly Elections BJP, AAP, Congress Results Gujarat Election Results 2022: Full List of Winning Candidates, Seats Constituency- wise | Gujarat Assembly Elections BJP, AAP, Congress Latest Results • • • • • Gujarat Election Results 2022: Full List of Winning Candidates, Seats Constituency- wise | Gujarat Assembly Elections BJP, AAP, Congress Latest Results - After the record win in the Gujarat Assembly election on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked Gujarat and said the people of Gujarat blessed the politics of development. Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to Twitter to thank the people of Gujarat. He tweeted, "To all hardworking @BJP4Gujarat Karyakartas I want to say - each of you is a champion! This historic win would never be possible without the exceptional hard work of our Karyakartas, who are the real strength of our Party". Gujarat Election Results 2022 - Full List of Winners from BJP, AAP, Congress Constituency Name Winning Candidate's Name Party Name Result Ghatlodia Bhupendrabhai Patel BJP Winner Abdasa Jat Mamad Jung Congress Winner Mandvi Kunvarjibhai Halpati BJP Winner Bhuj Keshubhai Shivdas Patel BJP Winner Anjar Chhanga Bijal BJP Winner Gandhidham (SC) Malti Maheshwari BJP Winner Rapar Virendrasinh Jadeja BJP Winner Dasada (SC) P. K. Parmar BJP Winner Limbdi Kititsinh Rana BJP Winner Wadhwan Jagdishbhai Makwana BJP Winner Chotila Bhimajibhai Chauha...

Live election result updates of Gandhinagar North seat in Gujarat. A total of 10 candidates contested in the 2022 elections from this seat: Ritaben Ketankumar Patel (BJP), Patel Mukeshbhai Karshanbhai (AAP), Thakor Dharmesh (Dhambha Thakor) (Garvi Gujarat Party), Virendrasinh Mafaji Vaghela (Ajitsinh-Vasan) (INC), Raj Prajapati (IND), Alkeshbhai Baldevbhai Parmar (IND), Patni Mahendrabhai Somabhai (IND), Pathan Mohammad Izharkhan Aldadkhan (IND), Mahamdfarukh Bismillakhan Pathan (IND), Shrimali Mrugeshkumar Amrutbhai (IND). In the 2022 elections, this seat recorded a voter turnout of 58.74% which is -10.36% compared to the 2017 elections. Constituency No.36 Gandhinagar North (ગાંધીનગર ઉત્તર) is an Assembly/Vidhan Sabha seat in North Gujarat region and Gandhinagar district of Gujarat. Gandhinagar North is part of Gandhinagar Lok Sabha/Parliamentary constituency. This seat is categorised as: General Urban. LIVE Gandhinagar North election result Refer to the live updating election results tables on this page for the latest Gandhinagar North election result or click here for compact election results of Gandhinagar North and all other seats in Gujarat. For detailed election results including present, past and historical electoral data of Gandhinagar North go here. Demographic profile of Gandhinagar North: This General Assembly constituency has an estimated Scheduled Caste population of 12.58% and an estimated Scheduled Tribe population of 3.54%, according to the report of the D...

• 156 - Best seat tally for any political party in Gujarat's electoral history, beating Congress' 37-year-old record of 149 seats in the 1985 elections. Until now, the BJP's best seat tally was 127 in the 2002 polls. • 52.50 - Percentage of votes won by the BJP. This is the highest-ever vote share gained by the party in Gujarat, surpassing its 2002 record of 49.85 per cent. It is also the second-best vote share for any party since the 1985 elections. • 17 - Congress's lowest seat tally in Gujarat; its previous low was 33 seats in the 1990 elections. Interestingly, the 1990 elections were a triangular contest between the BJP, Janata Dal and the Congress. After the dismal performance, it is likely to lose the Leader of Opposition position in the new Assembly. • 500,000 + - Total votes that went to None Of The Above (NOTA), accounting for 1.57 per cent of the total vote share. This is less than what it polled in the 2017 polls. In the last election, NOTA polled over 5.51 lakh votes and accounted for 1.8 per cent of the vote share. Nevertheless, NOTA still got more votes than national parties like the BSP (0.50 per cent) and the NCP (0.24 per cent). • 8 - PabubhaManek won his seat - Dwarka - for the eighth consecutive time. He defeated his Congress rival Ahir Mulubhai Ranmalbhai Kandoriya by a margin of 5,327 votes. In the new Assembly, Manek will be the senior-most legislator. • 577 - Narrowest margin of victory in this election. The BJP's Virendrasinh Jadeja won the Rapar As...

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Mansa Assembly Constituency Election Result Live - 2022 Mansa Assembly Constituency Last Update: 13 May 2023 Result Status Sr No Party Candidate Total Vote 1 Bharatiya Janata Party Jayantibhai Somabhai Patel (j.s. Patel) 98144 2 Indian National Congress Babusinhji Mohansinhji Thakor 58878 3 Aam Aadmi Party Bhaskarbhai Babubhai Patel 2965 4 None Of The Above Nota 2232 5 Bahujan Samaj Party Nareshbhai Muljibhai Parmar 990 6 Independent Bharatkumar Amaraji Thakor 669 7 Independent Mahipalsinh Rajendrasinh Vaghela 525 8 Rashtriya Hind Ekta Dal Chavda Rajendrakumar Gandaji 510 9 Independent Thakor Aswinbhai Talaji 331 10 Independent Arvindji Jivanji Thakor 168 11 National Youth Party Rahul Ramaaniwas Mishra 125 • Mansa is a legislative assembly constituency in Gujarat. Election results of Mansa assembly constituency seat is given below in a table that also lists all MLAs from this seat. Click election year in the table, for more detailed result. List of all MLA from Mansa Assembly Constituency Seat (Gujarat) Click on Year to View Detailed Result Year Candidate Party Total Vote Patel Sureshkumar Chaturdas INC 77902 Pro Patel Magaldas Madhavalal BJP 44381 Pro Mangalbhai Patel BJP 58981 Patel Mangaldas Madhavlal BJP 45096 Chaudhari Vipulbhai Mansinhbhai BJP 53414 Chavada Iswarsinh Shivaji INC 52315 Shukla Hariprasad Vithalram INC 35583 Chavada Isvarsing Shivaji INC(I) 19775 Chaudhari Motibhai Ranchhodbhai NCO 27984 Moti Bhai Chaudhari NCO 30794 2017 Legislative Assembly Constituen...

• Also read in: • Gujarat Assembly Election Results 2022 Highlights: Bhupendra Patel elected legislative party leader, to continue as Chief Minister Gujarat Election Result 2022 Highlights: This comes after Patel, along with his entire cabinet, tendered their resignation on Friday to pave the way for the formation of a new government in the state after the ruling BJP’s landslide victory in the Assembly elections. Bhupendra Patel celebrates the BJP's victory in the Gujarat Assembly polls, in Ahmedabad on Thursday. (Express Photo by Nirmal Harindran) Gujarat Legislative Assembly Election Result 2022 Highlights: Bhupendra Patel will continue as Gujarat Chief Minister for a second term after he was elected legislative party leader in a meeting of BJP MLAs on Saturday. This comes after Patel, along with his entire cabinet, tendered their resignation on Friday to pave the way for the formation of a new government in the state after the ruling BJP’s landslide victory in the Assembly elections. Patelwill be sworn in on December 12, and the oath-taking ceremony will take place at 2 pm on Monday in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah. With Gujarat voting the With the BJP holding on to Gujarat with its highest margin ever, the spotlight is on the role its state chief Chandrakant Raghunath Paatil, popularly known as CR Paatil, will assume going forward. BJP state chief Chandrakant Raghunath Paatil is popularly known as CR Paatil Paatil, who w...

Patel Mukeshkumar D. Party Elected year Mahesana, also spelled Mehsana, is one of the 182 Segments [ ] The assembly seat represents the following segments. This assembly seat represents the following segments: Mahesana Taluka (Part) Villages – Taleti, Tavadiya, Chitrodipura, Dela, Ucharpi, Dediyasan, Nagalpur, Lakhavad, Devrasan, Rampura (Kukas), Kukas, Heduva Hanumat, Palavasana, Hebuva, Kadvasan, Kherva, Punasan, Sanganpur, Mulsan, Padhariya, Dhandhusan, Gojhariya, Meu, Balvantpura, Akhaj, Bhakadiya, Geratpur, Kochva, Ditasan, Dholasan, Jetalpur, Chaluva, Langhnaj, Charadu, Saldi, Jamnapur, Jornang, Mandali, Navi Sedhavi, Juni Sedhavi, Hadvi, Vadasma, Mahesana (M), Ambaliyasan (CT). Members of Legislative Assembly [ ] Election Member Image Party Shantiben Bholabhai Patel Kantilal J. Yagnik Dayashankar V. Trivedi Bhavsinhji Zala 1981 (By Poll) Rupkunwarba Bhavsinhji Zala Manilal Patel Khodabhai Patel Patel Mukeshkumar D. Election results [ ] 2022 [ ] Party Candidate Votes % ±% Patel Mukeshkumar D. 98816 56.07 P.K. Patel 53022 30.09 Patel Dishantbhai Dhanjibhai(Bhagat) 15211 8.63 Raval Anandkumar Manilal 2722 1.54 2449 1.39 Majority 25.98 280,634 hold 2017 [ ] Party Candidate Votes % ±% 90,235 49.06 -6.09 83,098 45.18 +4.84 Amitkumar Vajesang Thakor 1,945 1.06 Amratji Baldevji Thakor 941 0.51 Sureshbhai Chhaganlal Raval 787 0.43 686 0.37 Majority 7,137 3.88 1,83,914 70.88 hold 2012 [ ] Party Candidate Votes % ±% 90,134 55.15 Natvarlal Patel 65,929 40.34 Majority 24,205 14....

Ahmedabad, Jun 9 (PTI) Newly-appointed Gujarat Congress president Shaktisinh Gohil on Friday asserted the Opposition party will rise again under his leadership and reclaim its lost position with the blessings of people of the state, where the BJP has been in power for nearly three decades. Gohil, a Rajya Sabha member, was appointed the Gujarat Pradesh Congress Committee (GPCC) president by party chief Mallikarjun Kharge earlier in the day. The 63-year-old former state minister replaced Jagdish Thakor, who resigned after the party’s rout in the last Assembly elections in Gujarat held in December 2022. “Taking everyone (in state Congress) together we will work with team spirit in Gujarat. I am a soldier of the party and whatever responsibility has been given to me by the party I have tried to fulfil it with dedication,” Gohil told PTI soon after he was given the new role. “As far as the new responsibility is concerned, I will take along all (state leaders) and work hard with total dedication. I am confident the people of Gujarat will give blessings and support to the Congress, and the party will rise again with strength,” he said. Gohil, a four-time former MLA, was a minister in the Congress government between 1992 and 95, and also served as the Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly. In June, 2020 he was elected to the Rajya Sabha from Gujarat and is a member of various committees of the Upper House of Parliament. The Congress, once a formidable political force an...

• 156 - Best seat tally for any political party in Gujarat's electoral history, beating Congress' 37-year-old record of 149 seats in the 1985 elections. Until now, the BJP's best seat tally was 127 in the 2002 polls. • 52.50 - Percentage of votes won by the BJP. This is the highest-ever vote share gained by the party in Gujarat, surpassing its 2002 record of 49.85 per cent. It is also the second-best vote share for any party since the 1985 elections. • 17 - Congress's lowest seat tally in Gujarat; its previous low was 33 seats in the 1990 elections. Interestingly, the 1990 elections were a triangular contest between the BJP, Janata Dal and the Congress. After the dismal performance, it is likely to lose the Leader of Opposition position in the new Assembly. • 500,000 + - Total votes that went to None Of The Above (NOTA), accounting for 1.57 per cent of the total vote share. This is less than what it polled in the 2017 polls. In the last election, NOTA polled over 5.51 lakh votes and accounted for 1.8 per cent of the vote share. Nevertheless, NOTA still got more votes than national parties like the BSP (0.50 per cent) and the NCP (0.24 per cent). • 8 - PabubhaManek won his seat - Dwarka - for the eighth consecutive time. He defeated his Congress rival Ahir Mulubhai Ranmalbhai Kandoriya by a margin of 5,327 votes. In the new Assembly, Manek will be the senior-most legislator. • 577 - Narrowest margin of victory in this election. The BJP's Virendrasinh Jadeja won the Rapar As...