Assam’s BJP Surge At 10 AM Signals Strong Early Advantage Amid Multi-Party Contest

Counting began at 8 AM across five states, and by 10 AM, preliminary figures indicate multi-cornered contests. Voter turnout was historic, with Tamil Nadu recording 85%. Early leads highlight shifting political dynamics, but final results will depend on continued counting and official certification by the Election Commission.

Tamil Nadu Trends

Out of 234 seats, AIADMK leads in 14 constituencies, DMK in 12, and Vijay’s TVK in 10. The majority mark is 118, and the contest remains highly competitive.

Kerala Trends

In Kerala’s 140-seat Assembly, Congress (INC) is ahead in 34 seats, CPI(M) in 18, and BJP in 6. The majority mark is 71, with UDF showing early strength.

West Bengal Trends

In Bengal’s 294-seat Assembly, BJP leads in 8 seats, TMC in 6, and Left-Congress alliance in 3. The majority mark is 148, and the battle remains tight.

Assam Trends

In Assam’s 126-seat Assembly, BJP is ahead in 20 seats, AGP in 5, and Congress in 10. The majority mark is 64, indicating BJP’s early advantage.

Puducherry Trends

In Puducherry’s 30-seat Assembly, AINRC leads in 3 seats, while INC, DMK, and AIADMK have 1 each. The majority mark is 16.

Key highlights

• AIADMK, DMK, and TVK locked in close fight in Tamil Nadu
• Congress ahead in Kerala with 34 seats, CPI(M) trails
• BJP gains in Assam and West Bengal with early leads
• AINRC leads in Puducherry with 3 seats
• Majority marks: TN 118, Kerala 71, Bengal 148, Assam 64, Puducherry 16

Sources: Election Commission of India, Hindustan Times, The Indian Express, Reuters

(Note: These are early trends at 10 AM. Final results will be declared only after official certification by the Election Commission.)