Wholesale pure sine wave inverter two factions sacked each other from party posts

The Wholesale pure sine wave inverter two factions sacked each other from party posts in a free-for-all earlier this year, even fighting for the party symbolm before Akhilesh decided to tie up with the Congress to thwart a resurgent BJP. Surprisingly, and belying expectations, Arvind Kejriwals Aam Aadmi Party was not doing too well, coming a poor second to the Congress. BJP could not make a mark in the state and did not win a single seat.Shah was confident that the BJP would form govements in close-call states Manipur and Goa too.Congress emerged as the lone giant in 2012 Manipur Assembly polls and achieved a hat-trick win by securing 42 of the 60 seats in the state. One of the major challenges for Congress this year was thought to be Irom Sharmila’s People’s Resurgence Justice Alliance.91 per cent vote share.Goa:In Goa, votes were counted at two centres in North and South Goa to declare the winners in 40 seats.Hailing Narendra Modi as the ‘most popular leader since Independence’, Shah said the people voted for Modi because he had come good on his 2014 poll promises and established himself as a pro-poor leader.72 per cent over the last elections.Uttarakhand:A total of 637 candidates including 56 contested for 70 seats in the Uttarakhand Assembly.Votes were counted at 54 centres in 27 locations set up for election to 117-member Punjab Assembly. "We had not done well in 2014," Shah said.

The party would be retuing to power in the state after 14 years. It got a vote share of 42.30 per cent.The BJP came a close second in the Congress traditional bastion, Manipur -- 21 to Congress 28.There have been loud grumblings from SP leaders that Congress candidates had contested against the Samajwadi Party in certain constituencies paving the way for the BJP to take advantage of the vote divide.A good show by the BJP in Uttar Pradesh is being seen as a reaffirmation of Prime Minister Narendra Modis standing among the masses and popular endorsement of his agenda, especially demonetisation.In 2012, the Samajwadi Party swept to power defeating incumbent chief minister Mayawati’s Bahujan Samaj Party which had got an absolute majority in the previous elections. Eleven seats in 1980, 16 in 1985, 57 in 1989, 221 in 1991, 177 in 1993, 174 in 1996, 88 in 2002, 51 in 2007, 47 in 2012 and 300+ in 2017. It was sweet victory for Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh as the party got 42.

Congress handsomely won Punjab, where it defeated the incumbent SAD-BJP coalition that has ruled the state for ten years.In the 2014 general elections too, Congress reigned supreme and won both the seats in Manipur."Uttar Pradesh:The most riveting contest was in Uttar Pradesh, which is seen as a gamechanger and a virtual referendum on Prime Minister Narendra Modis popularity and his reforms agenda.15 per cent with an upswing of 3. The SP managed only 5 seats with a vote share of 22. The BJP won 21 seats. All exit polls predicted a wipeout for the ruling Akali Dal-BJP alliance and contest is seen between the Congress and the Arvind Kejriwals Aam Aadmi Party. The Congress has emerged as the single largest party with 17 seats.Shah also said the five-state mandate today was a tight slap on the face of the Opposition that ran a smear campaign against Modi.New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi decimated the Opposition in Uttar Pradesh Saturday, leading his party to an unprecedented absolute majority in the country’s most populous state, also considered the ‘jewel in the crown’ of all India’s political prizes.