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BJP’s Shivraj Singh Chouhan Expresses Confidence as Early Leads Signal Majority in State Assembly Election

The initial results of the Madhya Pradesh election indicate that the BJP has secured 124 seats out of the 230-seat assembly, while the Congress lags behind with 100 seats.

As early leads in the state assembly election reveal the BJP crossing the halfway mark, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, a prominent BJP leader, asserts the party’s determination to retain power with a full majority. The initial results show the BJP securing 124 seats out of the 230-seat assembly, while the Congress trails with 100 seats.


Initial trends indicate the BJP’s strong performance in the assembly election, securing 124 seats as compared to the Congress’s 100 seats in the 230-seat assembly. This promising start has fueled confidence within the party about retaining power.

Chouhan’s Assurance of Full Majority


Shivraj Singh Chouhan, expressing optimism, declares the BJP’s intention to form the government again with a full majority. He attributes this confidence to the blessings of the people and the effective leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Chouhan shares this assurance on X, previously known as Twitter.


Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia echoes Chouhan’s confidence, stating that the BJP is poised to form the government with a complete majority once the final results are declared. Scindia attributes this anticipated mandate to the unwavering faith of the people in Prime Minister Modi and the impactful welfare schemes implemented by the BJP.


As the BJP takes an early lead in the state assembly election, the party leaders, including Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Jyotiraditya Scindia, express confidence in securing a full majority. These preliminary results set an optimistic tone for the BJP, emphasizing the electorate’s trust in the party’s leadership and governance.

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