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Riding high on Modi's charisma, BJP remains India's pole party: Takeaways

BJP comfortably secured a majority of its own, going by available trends

BJP supporters celebrate the party's lead in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, on the vote counting day, outside the party headquarters in New Delhi on Thursday/PHOTO-DALIP KUMAR
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BJP supporters celebrate the party's lead in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, on the vote counting day, outside the party headquarters in New Delhi on Thursday/PHOTO-DALIP KUMAR

Radhika Ramaseshan
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has reaffirmed its status as India’s pole party, beating principal opponent, the Congress, by leaps and bounds as it did in 2014.  The party has yielded very little space to regional forces that at one point looked like standing up to some competition against the BJP and even aspiring to form a federal front as a third alternative. 

Riding high on the charisma, credibility and ideological convictions of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, complemented by the unflagging diligence and unerring strategising and planning by the BJP president, Amit Shah who showed remarkable resilience in accommodating allies

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