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Himachal elections 2017 News

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The BJP was set on Monday to wrest power in Himachal Pradesh from the Congress, winning 19 seats and leading in 25 in hard-fought Assembly elections, although its two top leaders were worsted in the contest.
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The BJP was set to wrest power in Himachal Pradesh with its candidates on a victory lap in 36 of the 68 seats in the Assembly elections on Monday. The party has won four of the seven declared seats as counting of ballots progressed.
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As the results of Himachal Pradesh elections are all set to be announced soon, all eyes are set on two experienced men.Who would take the state`s top job - the six-time chief minister, Virbhadra Singh of Congress, or Bharatiya Janata Party`s Prem Kumar Dhumal, who had twice been the chief minister of Himachal Pradesh?
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The Congress on Monday won its first seat in Himachal Assembly elections by defeating BJP candidate Vijay Jyoti .
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The Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) on Monday won its first seat in Himachal Assembly elections by defeating Congress cabinet Minister Prakash Chaudhary. Exit polls have predicted a clean sweep for BJP, replacing the Congress regime in the hill state.
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The Congress and the BJP were locked in a close fight in Himachal Pradesh with both leading in 13 seats, according to early Election Commission trends.
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The results of the Assembly elections in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh are to be declared today.
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The Bharatiya Janata Party is confident of scoring a massive victory in Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections, expecting at least 60 out of the 68-seats in the hill state. 
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has a message for all the voters in the hill state of Himachal Pradesh – “Urging people of Himachal Pradesh to vote in record numbers.”
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As the hill states goes to poll today, here are 10 things you need to know about the elections
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The constituency will have 125 polling stations.
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The constituency will have 121 polling stations.
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The constituency will have 149 polling stations.
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The constituency will have 127 polling stations.
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The constituency will have 130 polling stations.
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The constituency will have 91 polling stations.
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The constituency will have 107 polling stations.
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The constituency will have 161 polling stations.
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The constituency will have 141 polling stations.
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The constituency will have 97 polling stations.






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