Vijay's TVK will be single largest party in Tamil Nadu: Axis My India exit poll
The Axis My India exit poll projected a massive victory for Tamil superstar Vijay's newly formed political party TVK in the just concluded Tamil Nadu assembly elections.
Shiv Sena MPs, especially those from western Maharashtra, are worried over the party not having an alliance with BJP for the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. A group of MPs have also raised their concerns with party chief Uddhav Thackeray. A key meeting is to be held by Shiv Sena in Mumbai today to decide on the alliance.
The MPs from western Maharashtra and Marathwada fear that they might be losing out if Shiv Sena and BJP go separate ways for the 2019 elections.
Shiv Sena-BJP alliance talks are on freeze mode at this point of time with Sena and its chief sharpening their attack on the ruling BJP and PM Narendra Modi.
Meanwhile, BJP's core committee in Maharashtra is scheduled to hold a meeting on January 28 to decide on how much more time will it wait to hear from Shiv Sena about an alliance.
The Axis My India exit poll projected a massive victory for Tamil superstar Vijay's newly formed political party TVK in the just concluded Tamil Nadu assembly elections.
A political controversy has emerged in West Bengal as Trinamool Congress leaders staged protests outside a Kolkata strong room, alleging tampering with electronic voting machines and ballot boxes.
High political drama was witnessed in West Bengal as Trinamool Congress candidates protested outside strongrooms in Kolkata, alleging EVMs manipulation by the BJP and election officials.
Today’s Chanakya exit poll predicted a dramatic change in Bengal this time, projecting a clear lead for the BJP with 192+ seats and 100+ seats for the TMC.