Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 2: After the successful conduct of all the phases of assembly elections, the Core Group of BJP discussed the post-poll scenario in the Union Territory.
The BJP's core group meeting, held under the chairmanship of party leader Ram Madhav, was filled with optimism and confidence after the completion of the three-phase Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir.
The party leaders were buoyant about forming a government with the support of Independents and smaller parties.
They were hopeful of emerging as the single largest party, with the National Conference (NC) coming in second and the Congress party taking third place.
According to sources, the BJP leaders were expecting to secure at least 30 seats out of the total 43 seats in the Jammu province. This optimism was fueled by the party's performance in the previous elections and the feedback from booth-level workers.
The party's survey teams The BJP's leaders were buoyant about forming a government with the support of Independents and smaller parties.
They were hopeful about BJP emerging as the single largest party, with NC coming in second and the Congress taking third place.
The BJP leaders are expecting to secure at least 30 seats out of the total 43 seats in the Jammu province.
The meeting aimed to gather feedback from workers up to the polling booth level to get an accurate picture of the party's chances.
The meeting aimed to gather feedback from workers up to the polling booth level to get an accurate picture of the party's chances.
Prabharis of all seats were asked to prepare detailed reports on the voting patterns and trends in their respective constituencies.
With the election results scheduled to be announced on October 8, the BJP leaders were eagerly awaiting the outcome, believing that their party would emerge victorious.
The assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir were significant, being the first in over a decade, and marked a crucial milestone in the state's journey towards restoring democratic governance.
The BJP's confidence in forming a government was a testament to the party's growing influence in the region and its commitment to the people of Jammu and Kashmir. | 