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Topic: Polling Starts!
Concerned Authorities: Government of India, Election Commission of India, Political Parties of India, India
Date: 20 April 2024 (was suppose to start at 20 April)
The pollings finally have kicked off as the first of the five phases begin. ECI reports that 1,256,000,000 people are eligible to vote, highest ever recorded.
Due to some administrative issues, 2 extra seats will be added to the Lok Sabha, bringing the total to 699 seats. Due to a lack of strenght in both the Lok and Rajya Sabha, a special plea was made to the Supreme Court to allow the change which it did but informed that the Constitution should be ammended within 10 days of a Government been formed to address the change.
To prevent booth captures and maintain security, over 6 Million Police Personnels and Central Armed Polices Forces are deployed across India. In remote places like in Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh, the Army has deployed columns to provide security to polling booths and ECI Officials.
Topic: Election Results
Concerned Authorities: Election Commission of India, Government of India, Parliament of India, President of India, India
Date: 25 April 2024
States
Andaman and Nicobar Islands (2)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(HRP) Andaman and Nicobar Justice Party - 2
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRP) Andaman and Nicobar Justice Party - 2
Andhra Pradesh (17)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 5
(NDC) Party of Telugu - 12
(UDA) Congress of India - 10
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 7
(HRF) Nationalist Andra Party - 17
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 9
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(NDC) Party of Telugu - 2
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(HRF) Nationalist Andra Party - 15
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
Arunachal Pradesh (2)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 2
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 2
Assam (12)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(NDC) Assam People's Council - 7
(NDC) Liberal People's Party - 3
(UDA) Congress of India - 10
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 2
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 12
(IND) Assam Democratic Party - 12
(IND) People's Front of Bodoland - 2
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(NDC) Assam People's Council - 0
(NDC) Liberal People's Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 8
(IND) Assam Democratic Party - 0
(IND) People's Front of Bodoland - 0
Awadh (21)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 12
(NDC) Apne Dal - 5
(NDC) Nationalist Democracy Party - 4
(UDA) Congress of India - 6
(UDA) Socialist Party - 10
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 5
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 21
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 21
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 5
(IND) Yuva Kisan Party - 21
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 4
(NDC) Apne Dal - 0
(NDC) Nationalist Democracy Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(UDA) Socialist Party - 0
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 17
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
(IND) Yuva Kisan Party - 0
Barak (2)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(HRF) People's Justice Party - 2
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) People's Justice Party - 2
Bihar (15)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 5
(NDC) People's Party - 5
(NDC) Lok Janshakti Party -5
(UDA) Congress of India - 5
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 5
(UDA) National People's Party - 5
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 15
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 10
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 2
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(NDC) People's Party - 5
(NDC) Lok Janshakti Party -0
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(UDA) National People's Party - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 8
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
Bagelkhand (4)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party -3
(UDA) Congress of India - 3
(UDA) Socialist Party - 1
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 4
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 4
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 1
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(UDA) Socialist Party - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 3
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
Balochistan (6)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 6
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 4
(HRF) Baloch Party - 6
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 6
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 0
(HRF) Baloch Party - 6
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
Bhutan (1)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 1
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 1
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 1
Bundelkhand (3)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 3
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(UDA) Socialist Party - 2
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 3
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 3
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(UDA) Socialist Party - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 3
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
Chattisgarh (11)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 11
(UDA) Congress of India - 5
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 6
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 11
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 9
Delhi (7)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 7
(UDA) Common Man Party - 7
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 7
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Common Man Party - 4
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 3
East Bengal (47)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 47
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 5
(UDA) Bengali Trinamool Congress - 35
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 5
(HRF) Bengali Samaj Party - 47
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 23
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 47
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 5
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(UDA) Bengali Trinamool Congress - 10
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 0
(HRF) Bengali Samaj Party - 30
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
East Punjab (13)
Contested
(NDC) Akali Dal - 13
(UDA) Congress of India - 6
(UDA) Common Man Party - 7
(HRF) Punjab Lok Party - 13
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 2
Won
(NDC) Akali Dal - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(UDA) Common Man Party - 4
(HRF) Punjab Lok Party - 9
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
Goa (2)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 2
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 1
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 1
Gujarat (26)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 26
(UDA) Congress of India - 12
(UDA) Common Man Party - 14
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 26
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 10
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 16
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(UDA) Common Man Party - 2
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 8
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
Harit Pradesh (26)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 12
(NDC) Apne Dal - 4
(NDC) Nationalist Democracy Party - 10
(UDA) Congress of India - 8
(UDA) Socialist Party - 12
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 6
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 26
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 26
(IND) All India Muslim Council -6
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 4
(NDC) Apne Dal - 0
(NDC) Nationalist Democracy Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(UDA) Socialist Party - 0
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 22
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
Haryana (10)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 10
(UDA) Congress of India - 6
(UDA) Common Man Party - 4
(HRF) Bharat Samaj Front - 10
(IND) Haryana Lok Dal - 10
(IND) Jannayak Party - 10
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 1
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(UDA) Common Man Party - 0
(HRF) Bharat Samaj Front - 8
(IND) Haryana Lok Dal - 0
(IND) Jannayak Party - 0
Himachal Pradesh (4)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 4
(UDA) Congress of India - 4
(HRF) Bharat Samaj Front - 4
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(HRF) Bharat Samaj Front - 3
Jammu and Kashmir (6)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 6
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(UDA) Jammu and Kashmir Front - 4
(HRF) Bharat Samaj Front - 6
(IND) Jammu and Kashmir Party - 6
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 4
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(UDA) Jammu and Kashmir Front - 2
(HRF) Bharat Samaj Front - 4
(IND) Jammu and Kashmir Party - 0
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
Jharkhand (14)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 8
(NDC) Student Union of Jharkhand - 6
(UDA) Congress of India - 6
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 2
(UDA) National People's Party - 2
(UDA) Jharkhand Liberation Front - 4
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 14
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(NDC) Student Union of Jharkhand - 4
(UDA) Congress of India - 6
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(UDA) National People's Party - 0
(UDA) Jharkhand Liberation Front - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 2
Karnataka (28)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 20
(NDC) People's Party - 8
(UDA) Congress of India - 14
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 14
(HRF) Kannada Front - 28
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 12
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(NDC) People's Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 10
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(HRF) Kannada Front - 18
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
Kerala (20)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 20
(UDA) Congress of India - 4
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 15
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 1
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 20
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 2
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 4
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 15
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 1
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (14)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 14
(UDA) Congress of India - 6
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 8
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 14
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 8
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 6
Kotidweep (2)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 2
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 2
Ladakh (2)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 2
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 2
Mahakoshal (6)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 6
(UDA) Congress of India - 4
(UDA) Socialist Party - 2
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 6
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 6
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(UDA) Socialist Party - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 5
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
Maharashtra (34)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 10
(NDC) Shivaji Sena - 24
(UDA) Congress of India - 20
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 4
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 34
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 10
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 6
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 10
(NDC) Shivaji Sena - 18
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 4
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
Malwa (18)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 18
(UDA) Congress of India - 10
(UDA) Socialist Party - 8
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 18
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 13
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 15
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(UDA) Socialist Party - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 1
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
Manipur (2)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 2
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 2
Maru Pradesh (10)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 10
(UDA) Congress of India - 8
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 2
(HRF) Rajput Sena - 10
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 2
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(HRF) Rajput Sena - 10
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
Meghalaya (2)
Contested
(NDC) People's National Party - 2
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 2
(IND) Meghalaya Democratic Party - 2
Won
(NDC) People's National Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 2
(IND) Meghalaya Democratic Party - 0
Mithila (25)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 10
(NDC) People's Party - 10
(NDC) Lok Janshakti Party - 5
(UDA) Congress of India - 12
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 8
(UDA) National People's Party - 5
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 25
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 25
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 6
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 8
(NDC) People's Party - 0
(NDC) Lok Janshakti Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 12
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 2
(UDA) National People's Party - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 3
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
Mizoram (1)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 1
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 1
(IND) National Front of Mizoram - 1
(IND) Zoram's People's Party - 1
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 1
(IND) National Front of Mizoram - 0
(IND) Zoram's People's Party - 0
Nagaland (1)
Contested
(NDC) People's Front of Nagaland - 1
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 1
Won
(NDC) People's Front of Nagaland - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 1
Nepal (7)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 7
(UDA) Congress of India - 7
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 7
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 3
Odisha (21)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 21
(UDA) Congress of India - 18
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 3
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 21
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 4
(IND) Biju's People's Party - 21
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 6
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
(IND) Biju's People's Party - 11
Puducherry (1)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 1
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 1
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 1
Purvanchal (27)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 16
(NDC) Apne Dal - 6
(NDC) Nationalist Democracy Party - 5
(UDA) Congress of India - 9
(UDA) Socialist Party - 9
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 9
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 27
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 27
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 4
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 6
(NDC) Apne Dal - 0
(NDC) Nationalist Democracy Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(UDA) Socialist Party - 0
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 19
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
Rajasthan (14)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 14
(UDA) Congress of India - 10
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 4
(HRF) Rajput Sena - 14
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 2
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 7
(UDA) Congress of India - 7
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(HRF) Rajput Sena - 0
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
Rayalaseema (8)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 8
(UDA) Congress of India - 8
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 8
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 8
Saraikistan (18)
Contested
(NDC) Akali Dal - 18
(UDA) Congress of India - 4
(UDA) Common Man Party - 4
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 10
(HRF) Punjab Lok Party - 18
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 18
Won
(NDC) Akali Dal - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 4
(UDA) Common Man Party - 0
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 0
(HRF) Punjab Lok Party - 14
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
Sindh (17)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 17
(UDA) Congress of India - 7
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 10
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 17
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 17
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 1
(UDA) Congress of India - 3
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 3
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 10
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
Singapore (3)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 3
(UDA) Congress of India - 3
(HRF) National People's Front - 3
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) National People's Front - 3
Sikkim (1)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 1
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 1
(IND) Sikkim Revolutionary Front - 1
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 1
(IND) Sikkim Revolutionary Front - 0
Sri Lanka (19)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 19
(UDA) Congress of India - 16
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 3
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 19
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 4
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 5
(UDA) Congress of India - 10
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 4
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
Tamil Nadu (39)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 10
(NDC) Worker's People Party - 29
(UDA) Congress of India - 10
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 9
(UDA) Dravidian Progressive Federation - 20
(HRF) Tamil Liberal Congress - 29
(IND) Dravida Front - 29
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 5
(NDC) Worker's People Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 10
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 2
(UDA) Dravidian Progressive Federation - 7
(HRF) Tamil Liberal Congress - 15
(IND) Dravida Front - 0
Telangana (17)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party -6
(NDC) Party of Telugu - 11
(UDA) Congress of India - 7
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 10
(HRF) Telugu Nationalist Party - 17
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 10
(IND) Telangana Rashtra Samithi - 17
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(NDC) Party of Telugu - 4
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(HRF) Telugu Nationalist Party - 10
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
(IND) Telangana Rashtra Samithi - 0
Tripura (2)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 2
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) North-East People's Party - 2
Uttrakhand (5)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 5
(UDA) Congress of India - 5
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 5
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 3
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 1
Vidarbha (10)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 4
(NDC) Shivaji Sena - 6
(UDA) Congress of India - 5
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 5
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 10
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 10
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 3
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 2
(NDC) Shivaji Sena - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 6
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
West Bengal (42)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 42
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(UDA) Indian Communist Party -4
(UDA) Bengali Trinamool Congress - 34
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 2
(HRF) Bengali Samaj Party - 42
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 12
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 16
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 4
(UDA) Congress of India - 2
(UDA) Indian Communist Party - 0
(UDA) Bengali Trinamool Congress - 18
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 0
(HRF) Bengali Samaj Party - 18
(IND) Excluded Samaj Party - 0
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
West Punjab (27)
Contested
(NDC) Akali Dal - 27
(UDA) Congress of India - 7
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 20
(HRF) Punjab Lok Party - 27
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 27
Won
(NDC) Akali Dal - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 7
(UDA) Hindustan Muslim League - 6
(HRF) Punjab Lok Party - 14
(IND) All India Muslim Council - 0
Union Territory
Chandigarh (1)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 1
(UDA) Common Man Party - 1
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 1
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Common Man Party - 1
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 0
Christmas Islands (1)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 1
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 1
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 1
Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu (1)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 1
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 1
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 0
Islamabad (1)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 1
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 1
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 1
Keeling Islands (1)
Contested
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 1
(UDA) Congress of India - 1
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 1
Won
(NDC) Bharat Janata Party - 0
(UDA) Congress of India - 0
(HRF) Bharatiya Samaj Front - 1
Total 699 seats
National Democracy Coalition - 141
Akali Dal - 0
Bharat Janata Party - 108
Party of Telugu - 6
People's Party - 5
Shivaji Sena - 18
Worker's People Party - 0
Lok Janshakti Party - 0
Apne Dal - 0
Assam People's Council - 0
People's National Party - 0
Student Union of Jharkhand - 4
People's Front of Nagaland - 0
Nationalist Democracy Party - 0
Liberal People's Party - 0
United Development Alliance - 186
Congress of India - 101
Socialist Party - 0
Common Man Party - 11
Indian Communist Party - 19
Bengali Trinamool Congress - 28
National People's Party - 0
Dravidian Progressive Federation - 7
Jharkhand Liberation Front - 0
Hindustan Muslim League - 18
Jammu and Kashmir Front - 2
Hindustani Republic Front - 361
Bharatiya Samaj Front - 175
North-East People's Party - 20
Tamil Liberal Congress - 15
Baloch Party - 6
Punjab Lok Party - 37
Kannada Front - 18
Bengali Samaj Party - 48
Rajput Sena - 10
Nationalist Andra Party - 15
Telugu Nationalist Party - 10
National People's Front - 3
Andaman and Nicobar Justice Party - 2
People's Justice Party - 2
Independent Parties - 11
Excluded Samaj Party - 0
Dravida Front - 0
Yuva Kisan Party - 0
Biju's People's Party - 11
Telangana Rashtra Samithi - 0
Jannayak Party - 0
All India Muslim Council - 0
Haryana Lok Dal - 0
Jammu and Kashmir Party - 0
Assam Democratic Party - 0
People's Front of Bodoland - 0
National Front of Mizoram - 0
Sikkim Revolutionary Front - 0
Meghalaya Democratic Party - 0
Zoram's People's Party - 0
HRF have managed to secure a majority in the parliament, defeating both NDC and UDA. It is the first time that a Non Congress or Non-BJP or affiliated party has come to power since Independence.
The Election Commission of India reported a turnout of 86% or 1,080,160,000+ eligible people turned up to vote, making this the highest turnout ever reported in India and the largest democratic election in human history.
Political Analysts say that it was due to the current political crisis that more people turned up to vote, feeling that it would help bring stability in politics back. HRF's victory is mainly attributed to its diverse proposed cabinet which include almost all communities of India, its overall new policies which focus on nation building, its much younger candidates and overall desire for change in politics after the Election Bond scandals.
Zahir Haider Khan has become the 15th Prime Minister of India,l. He took the oath of allegiance in presence of the President and the public at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. He is the first Prime Minister of Kashmiri origin and the first Muslim to become the Prime Minister.
Z.H Khan shortly addressed the crowd at the stadium and also the nation as a whole.
“Today the people of India have shown their responsibility by participating in the election in record numbers, today is not only a win for me but for all of India. This morning will mark the start of a fresh chapter in our history. We all will walk together to the future and endure the same challenges and overcome them as one nation. I will admit, I am becoming the Prime Minister when tensions have deteriorated community relations, we are at the most divided times since independence, but this will not scare us, we the people of India are brave and will face off the challenges head on with honesty and courage. I hope this message reaches every soul in this country and decides to turn a new leaf of a prosperous, happy and honest life.”
Mombombu, Transvaall, and Mesozoique
Report from Gedoopstad Times reporter in Tete City
A camera zooms into the sky, showing the night-time sky lighting up in the direction of the north east, with the sound of drumfire and aircraft flybys. “Right now as we stand in Tete, an ongoing barrage of the BKAF, BKA and the BKSF is ongoing, due to what seems to be an ongoing barrage operation. Only until now, they avoided bombing Furancungo, while bombing everywhere in the province, even in the rural areas, almost bombing anything that moves. A warning was given out 6 hours before the operation in Tete about the operation, but oddly enough the attack on Furancungo seems to be, as quoted from a local BKA officer, a “Vietnam era Rolling Horseshoe” to “smash them against our 155 mm shells” which from what our military correspondent thinks it implies, "they are indeed trying to group up RANF forces in local areas to make them susceptible to suppression attacks.” *H-6’s are distantly heard.* Well this is the special report from Tete *soldier’s heavily laden with there BK-99 Light armour are seen in HMMWV‘s passing by.* signing out.
BK: 7 military deaths
674 civilian deaths
RANF: 3210 deaths
شبكة الأخبار الليبية
Libyan News Network
Topic Cobra Saharan Artist Arrested for Inappropriate Actions: Government Issues Apology
Date: 25/4/2024
Time: 3:31 PM
The Cobra Sahara government has announced the arrest of a Cobra Saharan artist involved in highly inappropriate actions. The incident has sparked outrage both domestically and abroad, prompting the government to issue a formal apology to international governments and users for the artist's behavior.
According to a statement released by the Ministry of Culture and Information, the artist was taken into custody following an investigation into actions deemed offensive and disrespectful to cultural and social norms (especially insulting a user from 
Bro Kinaba). The exact nature of the actions has not been disclosed, but sources suggest that the artist's work included explicit or inflammatory content that violated ethical and legal standards.
"We regret the shameful actions of this individual and the impact they may have had on our international partners and audience," declared a government spokesperson. "We wish to reassure the global community that these actions do not reflect the values or beliefs of the people of Cobra Sahara. We apologize for any distress or offense caused and pledge to take appropriate measures to prevent such incidents in the future."
The arrest of the artist underscores the Cobra Sahara government's commitment to protecting the cultural integrity and reputation of the nation. Authorities are working to ensure that the artist faces appropriate consequences for their actions in accordance with national laws and regulations.
The government has taken steps to address the situation, including cooperating with international organizations and providing assurances to concerned parties that similar incidents will be prevented in the future. Additionally, the government has called for a review of cultural and artistic regulations to uphold ethical and moral standards in creative expression.
Must be a dead region, their RMB has messages from 10 days ago!
In Bro’Kinaba there are multiple SOF operated by the airforce and the army with the army having the 1st divisions Incursion company and the airforce Rapid Reaction Force, a centralized SPECOM command unit is to be formed to be a part of the strategic force and to eventually be its own branch, the force is to nicknamed the “voortrekkers”.
Topic: MWF Induction
Concerned Authorities: Hindustan Aeronautical Limited, Ministry of Defense, Indian Air Force
Date: 26 April 2024
Indian Air Force have began to officially induct the Medium Weight Fighter which has been named HAL Baaz. 450 Aircrafts are ordered and additonal 36 Trainer variants are ordered. Each aircraft costs ₹3,33,48,24,000 or $45 Million. The procurement will be cut into two phases where 225 Aircraft will be procured in both bases, overall some $22,000,000,000 will be spent. A new Aircraft production facility will be open in Multan to increase production.
Lower Nubia and Khoikhoia
Our emperor thinks about abolishing the policy "Ban Computer".
He thinks it would be wise, that our country be part of the modern world.
A Foreigner inventor made him try the first computer of our country. The first software he tried, named "Nationstates".
The Foreigner inventor said it will help him to rules the country.
It was a disastrous experience for our Emperor. The software crashing all the time
Our emperor conclued: "The intelligence of my donkey is more usefully that artificial intelligence. I don't want any computer in my country".
The conseil des douze News
LOSSOLASAP!URGENT NEWS:
Title: Magnitude 8.6 earthquake
A magnitude 8.6 earthquake has now struck the coast of lossolia,Many buildings including apartments, houses, hotels, and hospitals have broken down into crumbles, Humanitarian aid has not been sent yet,
United Bro’Kinaba/Geinte Project Pathstomper
UB and Geinte after seeing the massive amount of waste of the airforce aircraft on escort missions over Mozambique would see a opportunity with working together to make a modern glide bomb, with a very low amount of GBU-53/B StormBreaker’s that was given to Bro’Kinaba by Norway over 1 year ago along with 56 F-35’s, these air-to-ground glide bomb systems are to be studied and to be seen if they can be Integrated to the Redder aircraft the system is to be called the “Sweef Olifant” (UAA code UB-AGM-RED-1), they are to be almost 1-1 copies though cluster bombs in the glide bomb are to involve AT and AP cluster bombs as Bro’Kinaba freely uses mines, these are to be deployed as the official Suppression of Enemy Air Defence’s weapon of the Bro’Kinaban airforce alongside various Chinese and American Anti-Radiation missiles that are slowly being depleted because of sanctions, along with the first Bro’Kinaban designed weapon on the Redder 4.5th generation aircraft produced by United Bro’Kinaba for UAA/BKAF needs, this system will conduct tests on RANF positions that drones cannot deal with to help better streamline the very new system.
ARABIA BREAKING NEWS
Arabia has released a vassal, the nation is named Jordinia which is conrolled by Arabia.
Foreign relations( Bro Kinaba )
04/27/2024 at 3:25 pm
Today, the government of the Caliphate of Algiers has just reached a historic agreement with Bro Kinaba for the sale of Bro Kinabas weapons in exchange for Algerian iron ore. The transaction, which involves millions of dollars in weapons, promises to strengthen the Algerian defense industry and ensure a stable supply of iron ore for Brokinaba.
According to Algerian authorities, the agreement represents a unique opportunity to boost the country's economy and strengthen its position in the arms market. The agreement established by the two countries includes a part where the army of the Algiers Caliphate will receive Bro kinabans training as it is a country with enviable military training and is one of the best in the world.
The sale of bro kinaban weapons to Algiers could also open doors for future collaborations between the two countries, which share common interests in areas such as regional security, economic development and military cooperation. The expectation is that the partnership will bring mutual benefits and strengthen ties between African nations
The Azure-Guardian government has decided to supply Akzvoria with arms to help put down the rebellion, as confirmed by reporter Rabrizio Fomano.
Economy Information Delay to the 7th May
The African Statistics Bureau provides monthly economic information for many nations across Africa. However, due to the 10 day outage the Bureau was unable to observe the grossest domestically produced products of the world's nations and so we will be delaying the publishing of our economic forecast to the 7th May, from the expected 1st May. The Bureau will return to the standard schedule of publishing economic growth on the 1st June.
We trust the nations of the world will use this delay to their advantage to improve their nation before the 7th May.
Hujambo! The results from the "48 Hour" Polandball contest are officially in! Thank you to everyone who participated.
Welcome to Africa
Discord | Events & Activities | Embassies & Foreign Policy |So despite the nine day NS outage, we still found something to do on Discord. What kind of something? A Polandball contest! The theme of this year's contest was "Hastily Drawn".
After 12 entries and 37 votes, we have our winners!
First Place South Kerala
6 votes
Second Place
Vaspartama5 votes
Third Place
Lower Nubia5 votes
South KeralaVaspartamaLower NubiaMombombuCobra Sahara
African LossoliaKhoikhoiaThe Nebraska RepublicMesothallaniaAkhand BharatamIndopersia Transvaall
Bless the Rains,
ARABIA BREAKING NEWS
THE A1SD IS GOING GO LAUNCH IN 10 SECONDS, IT HAS 8 PAYLOADS WITH 1.3 KILOTONS OF TNT WITH THEM AND 0.2 GRAMS OF URANIUM, IT WILL HIT THE RANF FORCES. A1SD launching in background
Arabian News
Arabian military forces are preparing to attack areas that has RANF activity. Highly trained militias are deployed worldwide to end RANF.
Topic: Scheduled Launch
Concerned Authorities: Indian Space Research Organization
Date: 28 April 2024
ISRO have scheduled the launch of Gaganyaan-1 from Sriharikota Space Centre on 31 April 2024. The mission is for technology demonstration and will be the third last test before the crewed mission to space.
Report from Bro’Kinaban Strategic force BMD
10 hours ago a Van Rensburg class cruiser detected with its Type 346B air/space detection radar a launch of a ICBM from 
Akzvoria while conducting anti piracy operations, in the Red Sea, after this at BKAF base Calunda the Ballistic Missile Early Warning System alerted the Bro’Kinaban Strategic air defence about the incoming ICBM the AESA radar at Calunda also confirmed the missile being a A1SD, a Middewegsniep midcource interceptor missile that is part of Gekombineerde enkel multi-laag lugverdedigingstelsel system was launched but missed the exo-kill but damaged the missile, THAAD shot it while it was breaking up with the largest fragment being hit by THAAD and it burning up in reentry. The intercept was considered a partial success. Diplomatic missions in Akzvoria is requesting why they attempted to violate Bro’Kinaban airspace without authorization and to also pay for the expended munitions. UB is also to be contacted about the failed intercept of the GEM system and the system is to recalled until existing problems are fixed, with the cost of each exo interception Missile being 75 million each.
Lower Nubia and Sudoeste
Post self-deleted by Transvaall.
Whilst new to the region, the U.S.S.S. nonetheless possesses the fourth largest defence force in Africa. As a new player on the scene, it does not wish to tilt headlong into a conflict with which it does not understand. However, she also expresses an interest in keeping the peace and uniting the workers of the world through that peace. Escalation of violence and increased investment in the testing and increase in inventory of weapons among other nations in the region is a cause for some concern. The People's Liberation Army is well equipped to deal with any aggression directed at it, yet sincerely hopes that will not be necessary, nor will any intervention or policing actions in other nations.
I might also add that my nation is grateful to the region for its efforts many years ago to liberate her original homeland, North Africa, and is saddened at the sorry state that region finds itself in. The U.S.S.S stood proud as the Defence Minister for several years following Operation Northern Light, and these efforts will be not be forgotten by her people easily
Mombombu, Lower Nubia, and Sudoeste
Algiers Caliphate buys 6 fighters from Bro Kinaba for 550 million dollars
04/28/2024 at 10:45 pm
Algiers has just closed a billion-dollar deal to purchase six state-of-the-art Bro kinaba fighters, for a total value of 550 million dollars. The fighters, known as UBIPD-17, will be delivered within 2 months and will strengthen the country's armed forces.
Furthermore, Bro kinaba will refurbish the caliphate's C-130 fighter jets, transforming them into 4.5 generation fighters, to better meet the country's defense needs. This modernization is part of the plan to expand and modernize the Algerian armed forces.
The 550 million dollars related to the purchase of the fighters will be paid in installments, over a period of 2 to 3 years. With this acquisition, Algiers seeks to reinforce its defense capacity and maintain the country's security in the face of possible threats.
Lower Nubia, Sudoeste, and Bro Kinaba
(He made a few mistakes in the post the C-130 cargo plane will be replaced by the UBIPD-17, all fighter jets in his fleet is being upgraded, and the new fighter jet is called the Winderige Redder.)
RANF Death Toll and Active Personnel
From the beginning of the RANF's activity significant bloodshed and torment has happened and no shortage of death has happened, analysts tallying the death toll so far have concluded these numbers:
Civilian casualties: 3,141
Military casualties: 1,971
Total: 5,112
Civilian casualties: 1,886
Military casualties: 424
Total: 2,310
Civilian casualties: 692
Military Casualties: 396
Total: 1,090
Military Casualties: 151
Total: 151
Civilian casualties: 186
Military casualties: 104
Total: 290
RANF Active Personnel
analyst's also have estimated the amount of RANF personnel and collaborating parties currently in affected countries:
Bro Kinaba: 36,000 soldiers, 500 Technicals, 21 T-72's (Rapidly Increasing)
Transvaall 21,500 Soldiers, 346 Technicals, 11 T-72's (Slightly Increasing)
Lower Nubia: 5,500 Soldiers, 100 Technicals (Has Increased, but is now slowly decreasing)
Khoikhoia: 800 Soldiers, 30 Technicals (Steadily Increasing)
(Note: recruitment, collaboration, mercenaries and the RANF sending troops to countries that are beating them all are reasons for the increasing activity)
OOC NOTE: When discussing a battle taking place between your military and the RANF (like capturing an HQ) you need to specify what was destroyed and how many casualties, of course try be somewhat realistic.)
Lower Nubia and Sudoeste
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