Mumbai, 24 November: In the assembly elections in Maharashtra, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has got the highest 1 crore 72 lakh 93 thousand 650 votes. With these votes, BJP has won the maximum 132 seats. In terms of votes, the Congress party has been in second place in the state, while it could get only 16 seats.
According to the election results, Congress has got 80 lakh 20 thousand 921 votes in Maharashtra and has got 16 seats, while Shiv Sena Shinde group has been in third place in the state in terms of votes and has got 79 lakh 96 thousand 930 votes which is slightly less than Congress. Shiv Sena Shinde group has got 57 seats.
In terms of votes, Sharad Pawar’s Nationalist Congress Party is in fourth place and has got 72 lakh 87 thousand 797 votes. Shiv Sena is at the fifth place in terms of UBT votes and has got 64 lakh 33 thousand 013 votes and has got 20 seats.
On the other hand, Ajit Pawar’s Nationalist Congress Party is at the sixth place and has got 58 lakh 16 thousand 566 votes. Ajit Pawar’s NCP has won 41 seats. BJP had fielded a total of 148 candidates in Maharashtra assembly elections, out of which 132 won and BJP has the highest strike rate of victory. Shinde group’s Shiv Sena and Ajit Pawar’s NCP also have a similar strike rate. Whereas Congress’ strike rate has been the worst.
