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of the ‘aam aadmi’ Post-rout, ‘very disappointed’ Sonia calls for introspection Congress president Sonia Gandhi, along with her son and party vice-president Rahul Gandhi, addresses the media in New Delhi on Sunday.
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Upbeat BJP in no hurry to push for LS elections BJP's PM candidate Narendra Modi arrives at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi on Sunday. PTI
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The
victory sheen of the BJP in the Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh and
Rajasthan Assemblies dimmed today in the spectacular triumph of the
nascent Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) which relegated the ruling-Congress to a
distant third in the National Capital. The current round of elections will be remembered as yet another watershed in Indian political history
Faced with a rout in four states ahead of the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the Congress top leadership on Sunday called for deep introspection over what went wrong, but vehemently contested the suggestion that today's results were a reflection of things to come.
The BJP today credited its prime ministerial candidate Narendra
Modi, workers and senior leaders for registering a landslide victory in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh and wins in Chhattisgarh and Delhi.