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Poll results stun politicians greatly


The recently declared Bypolls results are definitely photogenically unexpected for all the important political parties that earnestly fought the elections with all the political optimism & expectations. 

If Congress party's Priyanka Gandhi has bewildered every political analyst with her huge margin of victory, Akhilesh Yadav in UP bemoans his tremendous loss. The critics attempted hard to inject a sense of experience into the country’s most hotly wrested electoral battles in various typical constituencies. 

Some did hold themselves to utter that her launching into the dome of democracy can't be justly minimised in any manner. She did not lose words to praise her dear brother for her unique win in Kerala's Wayanad seat. 

If we delve deep into the UP's poll results, it puts the conception of how the voters shifted to the ruling party in the state. The Samajwadi Party succeeded in retaining only two seats. 

The workers desired to move the party activities forward in their approvingly confident ways, but the results remained otherwise dismal due to a concise win on two seats only. 

Analysis proves it has everything to do with the voters' disenchantment. They redraw schemes to gain support. They will make a little more effort now. What they previously expected for the party has gone wrong. 

Deft politicians feel dodgy now, while the ruling party have received a great victory for trying to pretend that they follow diligent and appropriate ways to please all the voters. 

Defeats usually cause great dismay to the candidates and the party leaders who privately ponder and plan schemes to return by the next round of elections. 

Meanwhile, the Independent writes: The result is a shot in the arm for Mr Modi’s party after a disappointing general election performance earlier in the year. The BJP lost its parliamentary majority in May and had to depend on mercurial regional allies to rule.

While recent results had a similarly weighty significance, it was relatively clear that the losers have lost their elections but surely not lost their intense love of further attempts even with a remarkably renewed optimism. For a brief period, they try to forget their defeats to fate and scheme political strategy to ably return with fresh volitions. They style it in a way that feels totally their own in a renewed way. 









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Sisa mau Assembly bypoll winner SP's Naseem Solanki said she would visit temples, churches and gurdwaras for the sake of her voters & supporters, while runner-up BJP's Suresh Awasthi blamed the division of the Hindu votes for his electoral loss. SP continues to hold the seat. 

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