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Cong wrests Himachal, Modi scores a hat-trick
Anti-incumbency, Dhumal-Shanta rift sink BJP
Shimla, December 20
The Congress bounced back to power in the hill state winning 36 out of the total 68 seats, while the ruling BJP had to contend with 26. As expected, the Independents put up a good show to bag five seats.

Himachal Pradesh Congress chief Virbhadra Singh after the party's win in the Assembly poll in Shimla on Thursday.
Himachal Pradesh Congress chief Virbhadra Singh after the party's win in the Assembly poll in Shimla on Thursday. — PTI


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Ahmedabad, December 20
Narendra Modi gestures on the podium during a felicitation ceremony outside the party office in Ahmedabad. Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today led the Bharatiya Janata Party to a third consecutive win in the state Assembly elections capturing 115 seats in the 182-member House, short by two seats from his 2007 performance of 117 seats.

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BJP on a high, and so is Congress
Thumping win in Gujarat buoys saffron party; Cong happy over ousting it from HP
New Delhi, December 20
With the score levelled one each, the eagerly awaited results of the Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections today had both the BJP and the Congress cheering for their respective sides. The BJP was predictably ecstatic about its emphatic win in Gujarat where the Chief Minister Narendra Modi won a third consecutive term.

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Punjab Assembly standoff continues
Cong ‘battles’ outside House; mediator Madan Mohan Mittal jostled, falls
Chandigarh, December 20
An attempt by the SAD-BJP government to end the standoff with the Opposition Congress in the Punjab Assembly failed today.

Victim’s friend ‘identifies’ accused
New Delhi, December 20
One of the four accused in the brutal rape of a young paramedical student on Sunday was today “identified” by the victim’s friend during a test identification parade (TIP) at Tihar jail here.

Delhi HC blast accused shot dead in J&K
Jammu, December 20
Wanted by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in the Delhi High Court blast on September 7 last year that left 15 persons dead and over 80 injured, dreaded terrorist Shakir Hussain, aka Chota Hafiz was killed in a late evening encounter in a remote area of Kishtwar district, 240 km from here.

Cong’s next big task: Choosing Himachal CM
Virbhadra is a front-runner, but others are eyeing the post too
Shimla, December 20
After defeating the BJP in Himachal Assembly polls, the Congress top brass has now another big task at its hand: To choose the next Chief Minister among a bevy of contenders.

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