Home » National News » Rajasthan Election 2018 Results: Congress takes a big lead and all set to rule in the desert state; is this anti-incumbency win?
 
SPEED NEWS

Rajasthan Election 2018 Results: Congress takes a big lead and all set to rule in the desert state; is this anti-incumbency win?

Speed News Desk | Updated on: 11 December 2018, 11:46 IST

The counting of votes for assembly elections in the fives state has begun. The main Opposition Congress has been witnessing a big in the northern desert state Rajasthan and likely to form a government and dethrone BJP.

Congress Rajasthan President Sachin Pilot takes lead from Tonk, Rajasthan CM Vasundhara Raje leading from Jhalrapatan, Congress' Ashok Gehlot leading from Sardarpura.
 
"Rahul Gandhi became party president exactly a year ago this day, so this result is a gift for him. Congress will form Govt in three states," Sachin Pilot said.

The northern state Rajasthan with 200 Assembly seat is a battleground for Congress and BJP that follows an incumbency of kicking out the ruling party after 5 years of rule and bring opposition in power.


Since 1998 Rajasthan did not vote back a ruling government till 2013 assembly elections. In 1993 when the BJP was voted back to back and won the assembly elections, it was the last time in the history of India's desert state.

Congress, who is in lead in the state, however, calls it anti-incumbency win while BJP says if Congress wins, it will be incumbency victory followed since decades.

It will be interesting to see if, in this assembly election, India’s desert state buck anti-incumbency and bring back the Vasundhara Raje-led BJP government for another five years? Or will Congress dethrone the saffron party and take charge over the state?

And if Congress makes comeback, the big question that still remains big that Congress win in Rajasthan is anti-incumbency or end of Modi 'Leher' and the victory of the grand old party.

Also reaD: Assembly Election Results 2018 LIVE Update: Congress ahead in Rajasthan, tough fight in Madhya Pradesh; Raman Singh trails in Chhattisgarh

First published: 11 December 2018, 11:46 IST