BJP alliance would form Government in Tripura, Nagaland; Meghalaya gets hung Assembly

 


Election Result 2023: The counting of votes for state assembly elections held in three Northeastern States ‘Tripura, Nagaland and Meghalaya’ is completed. The Bharatiya Janata party retained power in Tripura and Nagaland while Meghalaya got a hung assembly with the National People’s Party emerging as the single largest party.

The Bharatiya Janata Party outplayed the Left and Congress alliance and the Tripura Matha party in Tripura and hit the majority mark in Nagaland comfortably with NDPP. NPP of Conrad Sangma emerged as the single largest party but has not got the majority mark in Meghalaya.

Let’s have a look at the election results of all three states.

Tripura

The State Assembly election in Tripura(2023) was too easy for the incumbent Bhartiya Janta Party Government as They were to fight the alliance of the Left-congress alliance and a new political party of former Tripura’s Royals Tripura Matha. But, BJP has passed the electoral exam by winning 33 seats out of 60 total constituencies. 

Stats of Tripura Election 

Election held for total Number of seats – 60

BJP Alliance – 33

Left-Congress alliance – 14

Tripura Matha party – 13

Result- BJP with its ally will form the Government 

Nagaland

The alliance of NDPP and BJP has managed to retain power in Nagaland. Big parties like Congress and NPF were rejected by the people of Nagaland.

Here are the stats

Total Number of Seats – 60

NDPP+BJP – 37 

Congress – 0

NPF -02

Others – 21

Result – NDPP and BJP alliance will form the Government

Meghalaya

The people of Meghalaya have given a hung verdict, no party hit the mark of the majority which is 30 seats. Incumbent Chief Minister Cornad Sangma’s party NPP came out as the single largest party with 25 seats.

Here are the stats

Total Number of seats – 59

NPP- 25

TMC – 05

BJP – 03

Others – 26

Result: It would be interesting to see which party would form the government with a post-poll alliance mechanism.

News is originally taken from: https://news24online.com/india/bjp-alliance-would-form-government-in-tripura-nagaland-meghalaya-gets-hung-assembly/102934/

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