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5 Reasons Why BJP Clinched MP Elections While Congress Faltered

The BJP secured a decisive victory in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections, claiming 163 out of 230 seats. Meanwhile, the Congress, banking on nearly two decades of anti-incumbency, only managed to secure 66 seats. Despite attributing its loss to EVM tampering, the Congress faced astonishment as the BJP mirrored its 2013 performance, where Shivraj Singh Chouhan led the party to victory with 165 seats.

Aiming for a 52% vote share at each booth, Amit Shah directed the BJP’s 40 lakh booth-level workers, emphasizing strong outreach to Dalit and tribal communities. The party established committees in 96% of the state’s booths, maintaining constant communication with leaders.

BJP’s strategic focus on booth expansion, ideological training, and targeted outreach, utilizing beneficiary databases, ensured high turnout on polling day. In contrast, Congress struggled with organizational lapses, lacking resources and efficient election management, particularly evident in BJP strongholds, leading to criticism during the post-election party meeting.

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