The exit-polls results bolstered BJP’s claims that the ‘Modi wave’ continues to sweep the country. Seen here: : BJP supporters celebrating the party's victory in Haryana. Photo: AP
Maharashtra BJP president Devendra Fadnavis' wife Amruta is offered sweets as celebrate the party's victory in Assembly polls in Nagpur.
High voter turnouts in both states, especially in Haryana which was a record, has brought cheer to BJP poll managers, who were confident the BJP would no more play second fiddle in either state.
With good governance and development as main agenda, the BJP projected itself as the best alternative in this Jat-dominated state.
BJP general secretaries J P Nadda and Ram Lalji with party supporters burst crackers while celebrating the party's victory in Haryana at New Delhi.
With trends indicating a victory for BJP in Maharashtra, Congress on Sunday blamed corruption charges against its erstwhile coalition partner NCP and an overall anti-incumbency factor for the party's "depressing" performance in the State.
Indicating a possible reconciliation between the BJP and Shiv Sena, the party said it will consider a possible proposal from the BJP on government formation as they have "no bitterness".
BJP workers offer sweets to a poster of PM Narendra Modi while celebrating the party victory in Gurgaon.
BJP candidate Anil Vij takes out a victory procession after his win in Assembly polls in Ambala.
On the other hand, the Shiv Sena which is poised to come second with 60-odd seats has a strong cadre base in the state.
BJP’s gamble to go it alone in these Assembly polls paid off in Haryana but has failed in Maharashtra as the party has fallen short of nearly 35 seats of a clear majority.
Supporters rejoice as BJP sweeps Maharashtra, Haryana polls