June 5th 2024.
In a historic moment, the Election Commission has officially announced the results for all 543 Lok Sabha constituencies. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has emerged as the dominant party, winning a total of 240 seats, while the Congress party secured 99 seats. This marks a significant victory for the BJP, as they have increased their number of seats from the previous election.
The last constituency to declare its result was Beed in Maharashtra, where the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) candidate Bajrang Manohar Sonwane emerged victorious over the BJP's Pankaja Munde with a margin of 6,553 votes. With this announcement, the Lok Sabha now has 543 members, except for the Surat constituency where the BJP's candidate Mukesh Dalal was elected unopposed.
The Election Commission website has provided a breakdown of the number of seats won by each party in all states and Union Territories. Following the BJP and Congress, the Samajwadi Party has secured 37 seats, while the Trinamool Congress and DMK have won 29 and 22 seats respectively. Other notable parties include the Telugu Desam Party with 16 seats, the Janata Dal with 12 seats, and the Shiv Sena with 9 seats.
The NCP has emerged with a total of 8 seats, including their victory in Beed. The Shiv Sena, which has been in an alliance with the BJP, has secured 7 seats. Other parties with multiple seats include the Lok Janshakti Party, YSRCP, RJD, CPI, Indian Union Muslim League, and Aam Aadmi Party. Several smaller parties have also secured at least one seat, such as the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha, Janasena Party, Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi, and Rashtriya Lok Dal.
In a diverse and dynamic election, the Indian people have exercised their right to vote and have given a clear mandate for the formation of the new government. The BJP's significant victory reflects the trust and support of the people, while the Congress party has also retained a significant number of seats. With the results now officially declared, the next step will be the formation of the government and the allocation of portfolios to the winning parties.
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