Gandhinagar / Ahmedabad: BJP solves Jinx and rises to victory in the Civic poll in Gandhinagar.
Counting on Tuesday saw a BJP 41 chair bag in body 44 members; The congress was all drifted in his traditional fort.
Before this, BJP had never received a majority in the Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation (GMC) poll since the beginning of the body in 2010.
Most of the Congress suffering came from AAP.
Congress saw polling stocks cut 46.9% to 27.9%, pieces of 18.9%.
AAP won the impressive debut voting share of 21.3%.
BJP’s sound increased 1.7% to 46.5% but helped him an angle of 90% of the chair.
Gandhinagar is a power chair and polls held with a background of the BJP High Command experiment that dared to completely overhaul the government ahead of the 2022 assembly poll.
Significantly, despite bagging 21% of the vote share, AAP only won a single seat in the corporation.
Congress only won two seats.
The firecrackers departed, the candy was distributed, and the drum was heard most of the days in Krisalam, the BJP Negara headquarters in Gandhinagar.
Head of BJP State CR Paatil and CM Bhupendra Patel credited PM Narendra Modi and Interior Minister Amit Shah for party appearance party.
With the body of the Civic Gandhinagar in Kitty, BJP now has full control over all urban bodies because it regulates eight major cities, including Ahmedabad, Letters, Rajkot, Vadodara, Bhavnagar, Jamnagar, and Junagadh.
Political analyst said this victory would increase Paatil’s stature as a party leader who could consistently provide results.
“Historical results again prove that Gujarat people really trust mod to,” Paatil said.
The Italian gopal, the President of the State AAP, said, “BJP has won the number game.
In winning the hearts of people, AAP must have done it well.” He added, “Our candidate has won and the party has got votes for 21% defeat in the contest Its first.
BJP has succeeded through money and muscle strength.
“Meanwhile, in a setback for BJP, Congress emerged as a winner in Bhanvad municipality in Devbhumi Dwarka district, won 16 of 24 seats.
BJP, who won only eight seats today, has been in power in Bhanvad since 1995.