Manipur Election Results 2022: Trends Suggest BJP May Be Largest Party | Live Updates
Election trends show the BJP is maintaining its lead and may become the single largest party in the Manipur assembly. But it is yet to reach the majority mark of 31. The counting of votes for the Manipur assembly elections 2022, held in two phases, began at 8 am. The election results will be declared today.
The turnout for the election to the 60-seat Manipur assembly, held on February 28 and March 5, was recorded at 78.03 and 76.04 per cent. The assembly polls will decide the electoral fate of 92 candidates.
This time the BJP decided to go solo and contested all 60 seats alone. On the other hand, Congress formed an alliance of six political parties, including Congress, CPI, CPI(M), Forward Bloc, Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP), and Janata Dal (Secular).
Election trends show the BJP is maintaining its lead and may become the single largest party in the Manipur assembly. But it is yet to reach the majority mark of 31. The counting of votes for the Manipur assembly elections 2022, held in two phases, began at 8 am. The election results will be declared today.
The turnout for the election to the 60-seat Manipur assembly, held on February 28 and March 5, was recorded at 78.03 and 76.04 per cent. The assembly polls will decide the electoral fate of 92 candidates.
This time the BJP decided to go solo and contested all 60 seats alone. On the other hand, Congress formed an alliance of six political parties, including Congress, CPI, CPI(M), Forward Bloc, Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP), and Janata Dal (Secular).
Manipur Election Results 2022: Trends Suggest BJP May Be Largest Party | Live Updates
Election trends show the BJP is maintaining its lead and may become the single largest party in the Manipur assembly. But it is yet to reach the majority mark of 31. The counting of votes for the Manipur assembly elections 2022, held in two phases, began at 8 am. The election results will be declared today.
The turnout for the election to the 60-seat Manipur assembly, held on February 28 and March 5, was recorded at 78.03 and 76.04 per cent. The assembly polls will decide the electoral fate of 92 candidates.
This time the BJP decided to go solo and contested all 60 seats alone. On the other hand, Congress formed an alliance of six political parties, including Congress, CPI, CPI(M), Forward Bloc, Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP), and Janata Dal (Secular).
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