Talala Assembly Seat: Congress, which has won three consecutive elections, slipped to third place, know the results of Talala seat – Gujarat Election 2022: Talala Assembly Seat Profile and History

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The results of the Gujarat assembly elections are out. This time the Bharatiya Janata Party has created a new record. In Gujarat, which has 182 assembly seats, 156 BJP candidates won the elections. The Congress suffered the most. The Congress came straight down to 17 from 77 seats. Means Congress had to bear the loss of 60 seats. At the same time, this time only five candidates of the Aam Aadmi Party, which claimed to form the government, could win the elections. The SP candidate won one seat, while the remaining three seats were won by independent candidates.

BJP’s Bhagabhai Dhanabhai Brar defeated AAP’s Devendrabhai Kanjibhai Solanki by 20,055 votes in Talala Assembly seat in Gir Somnath district. BJP candidate got 64,788 votes while AAP got 44,733 votes here. Congress remained at number three. Its candidate Mansinghbhai Jaisinghbhai Dodia got 34,413 votes, which was 22.93 percent of the total votes. The deposits of seven including the BSP candidate were forfeited. NOTA got 1,486 votes here.

Congress got victory in 2017
Bhagabhai, who won this election on a BJP ticket, was the Congress candidate from Talala seat in the 2017 assembly elections. In 2017, Bhagabhai led the Congress to victory. Brar defeated BJP’s Govind Bhai Parmar by 31,000 votes. A total of six candidates were in the fray here. Apart from these two, the deposits of the other four candidates were forfeited.
In the 2017 elections, the Congress had scored a hat-trick of victories on the Talala seat. Before 2017, the party had won in 2012 and 2007 as well. At the same time, the BJP, which won in 2022, could win only two elections here before. Before 2022, in 2002 and 1995 only, the lotus blossomed on Talal seat. The Janata Party has also won Talal seat in 1985.

In 2017, Congress had won all the four seats in Gir Somnath district.
The assembly seat is one of the four seats under Gir Somnath district. In 2017, the Congress had won all the four seats in the district. The BJP could not win even a single seat here.

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The results of the Gujarat assembly elections are out. This time the Bharatiya Janata Party has created a new record. In Gujarat, which has 182 assembly seats, 156 BJP candidates won the elections. The Congress suffered the most. The Congress came straight down to 17 from 77 seats. Means Congress had to bear the loss of 60 seats. At the same time, this time only five candidates of the Aam Aadmi Party, which claimed to form the government, could win the elections. The SP candidate won one seat, while the remaining three seats were won by independent candidates.

BJP’s Bhagabhai Dhanabhai Brar defeated AAP’s Devendrabhai Kanjibhai Solanki by 20,055 votes in Talala Assembly seat in Gir Somnath district. BJP candidate got 64,788 votes while AAP got 44,733 votes here. Congress remained at number three. Its candidate Mansinghbhai Jaisinghbhai Dodia got 34,413 votes, which was 22.93 percent of the total votes. The deposits of seven including the BSP candidate were forfeited. NOTA got 1,486 votes here.

Congress got victory in 2017

Bhagabhai, who won this election on a BJP ticket, was the Congress candidate from Talala seat in the 2017 assembly elections. In 2017, Bhagabhai led the Congress to victory. Brar defeated BJP’s Govind Bhai Parmar by 31,000 votes. A total of six candidates were in the fray here. Apart from these two, the deposits of the other four candidates were forfeited.

In the 2017 elections, the Congress had scored a hat-trick of victories on the Talala seat. Before 2017, the party had won in 2012 and 2007 as well. At the same time, the BJP, which won in 2022, could win only two elections here before. Before 2022, in 2002 and 1995 only, the lotus blossomed on Talal seat. The Janata Party has also won Talal seat in 1985.

In 2017, Congress had won all the four seats in Gir Somnath district.

The assembly seat is one of the four seats under Gir Somnath district. In 2017, the Congress had won all the four seats in the district. The BJP could not win even a single seat here.