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AAP decides to take on Yogi Adityanath, after being embarrassed in Goa, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, Haryana, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, MP
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal today announced that AAP will be contesting the 2022 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections
Delhi Elections: NOTA polls more than Communist parties, manages to get only 0.03 percent of votes
As per Election Commission data, the CPI is getting a vote share of 0.02 per cent and the CPM is getting a vote share of 0.01 per cent.
BJP Haryana chief dismisses reports about resignation, calls them rumours
Taking responsibility of the unsatisfactory performance, the BJP Haryana state chief Subhash Barala has resigned from party's state presidentship.
Another fight brewing in Haryana: As AAP, NOTA and the Communists battle it out, NOTA seems to be winning
Haryana: ECI data suggests that the NOTA option has garnered more votes with a vote-share of 0.55% while Aam Aadmi party are yet 0.45% of the total votes counted.
Think before pressing NOTA to teach your party a lesson, you may end up learning a hard one yourselves
As BJP does not have vote bank like Congress, most NOTA voters are BJP supporters which harm BJP in the elections
Election 2019 Results: 21 seats where NOTA polled more votes than the winning margin
We look at data on NOTA in the 2019 Lok Sabha Election. In which seats did NOTA really make a difference?
After performing worse than NOTA, AAP gears up for Telangana Panchayat elections
The AAP exhibited a spectacular loss procuring as less as 13,500 votes among their 41 candidates combined in the Telangana assembly elections
2018 Assembly Elections: NOTA outperforms AAP and the Communists in all the states they contested
AAP's CM candidate in Madhya Pradesh managed to get only 823 votes.
Centre should bring a law to build the Ram Mandir at Ayodhya: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat
He urged the voters to go and put their strength behind the national good
SC dismisses petition filed by Congress leaders on voters’ list and VVPAT in MP, Rajasthan
In the past too, the Supre Court had rapped Congress on the knuckles for filing frivolous petitions
