Bharatiya Janata Party Radhanpur(by poll) Assembly Election 1995 – Latest News & Results
| BJP | 121 |
| INC | 45 |
| IND | 16 |
| 182 / 182 | |
BJP Candidates for Radhanpur(by poll) in Past Elections
| Candidate Name | Year | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shankarbhai Lagdhirbhai Patel | 1995 | 43585 | Runner Up |
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) News
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Maharashtra Assembly Elections Results 2024: As BJP-Led MahaYuti Retain Power With Historic Win in Vidhan Sabha Polls, Here Is List of Prominent Winners and Losers
As the BJP-led alliance retained the power with a historic win in the Maharashtra Assembly elections, there were some stalwarts and prominent leaders from both Mahayuti and the Maha Vikas Agadhi (MVA) who saw less than ideal results in their constituencies.
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Maharashtra Election Result 2024: MahaYuti Supporters Celebrate Outside Counting Centres in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar Despite Ban on Victory Processions (Watch Video)
Mahayuti swept key Aurangabad seats in the Maharashtra elections. BJP and Shiv Sena candidates emerged victorious, while supporters celebrated outside counting centres despite a ban on victory processions. Police were deployed to ensure law and order.
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Yogi Adityanath Celebrates by Bursting Crackers After BJP Alliance Wins 7 Seats in UP By-Elections 2024 (Watch Video)
Celebrating BJP’s by-election victory in UP, Yogi Adityanath burst crackers as the NDA won seven seats, with BJP securing six and RLD one. The SP retained two constituencies, highlighting BJP’s continued dominance in the state.
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Maharashtra Assembly Elections Results 2024: BJP Emerges Single Largest Party With 132 Seats
Maha Vikas Aghadi, which was expected to repeat its performance in the Lok Sabha, failed to do so as it together could not cross 50 seats. Shiv Sena UBT won 20 seats, 16 by Congress, NCP-SP 10 and Samajwadi Party 2 seats.
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Maharashtra Assembly Elections Results 2024: Landslide Victory for MahaYuti, BJP Secures More Seats Than Combined MVA’s Tally
We at Latestly also bring to you timely live updates on the Maharashtra assembly election results, including initial trends, names of winning/losing candidates and party-wise seat numbers.
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Devendra Fadnavis Receives Warm Welcome As He Arrives At His Residence in Nagpur Following MahaYuti’s Historic Win in Maharashtra Election (Watch Video)
Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis received a warm welcome in Nagpur after the BJP-led Mahayuti’s landslide win in Maharashtra. Thanking voters and PM Modi, he pledged to fulfill promises, marking his third consecutive political success in the state.
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Jharkhand Election Result 2024 Constituency-Wise Winners List: Seat-Wise List of Winning Candidates From JMM, BJP, Congress and Other Parties in Jharkhand Assembly Elections
Jharkhand Election Result 2024: LatestLY presents the full list of leading/winning candidates from the JMM, Congress, BJP and other parties in Jharkhand.
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‘EVM Ka Khel Hai Sab’, Says Bigg Boss Fame Ajaz Khan As He Gets Lesser Votes Than NOTA in Versova Seat of Maharashtra
Ajaz Khan blamed EVM tampering for his poor performance in Versova, where he secured just 155 votes, fewer than NOTA. Contesting under the Aazad Samaj Party banner, Ajaz vowed to continue his social work despite his bleak political fortunes.
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‘Ek Hain To Safe Hain Maha-Mantra of Country’, Says PM Narendra Modi After BJP-Led MahaYuti’s Win in Maharashtra Assembly Election (Watch Video)
PM Modi celebrated the BJP-led Mahayuti’s Maharashtra election win as a record-breaking third consecutive victory, crediting unity under “Ek hain toh safe hain.” He criticised Congress’s divisive politics, emphasising BJP’s broad support across social communities.
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UP By-Election Results 2024: BJP Retains Primacy in Uttar Pradesh, SP Remains Main Rival, BSP Continues To Lose Ground
Uttar Pradesh's ruling BJP, led by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, retained its primacy, securing six of the nine Assembly seats where bypolls were held this month with ally RLD winning the seventh, while the Samajwadi Party, with two wins, remains its principal rival, but is beset by smaller parties that dent its chances.
