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The Indian National Congress had momentum over the Bharatiya Janata Party after the results of the recent Assembly elections were announced in Chattisgarh. Congress won 68 seats in a 90-seats strong Legislative Assembly, trumping the BJP.

With 3.13 lakh Yadav voters, 1.84 lakh Muslims and 2.70 Jatavs, the BSP-SP alliance is hoping its arithmetic in Jaunpur is solid.

Political parties are fully aware of the caste-based polling patterns prevalent in the state which explains why candidates are fielded based on the dominant caste in the constituency.

The Congress had in 2014 bagged only 16 out of the total 147 seats in Odisha Assembly and had failed to open its account in the Lok Sabha polls. Different exit polls this time predicted one Lok Sabha seat and 15 assembly seats for the party.

As far as the national capital is concerned, while the News18-IPSOS exit poll predicted no seats for the Aam Aadmi Party, it gave 6-7 seats to the BJP and the forecast a possibility of the Congress winning one seat.

To improve the party's image here, the BJP leaders are reportedly focusing on performance of the three municipal corporations it has majority in.

Kamal Nath’s statement comes in the wake of Leader of Opposition Gopal Bhargav’s letter written to the governor Anandiben Patel in which the senior leader has asked for an early session of the assembly.

Calling it 'Stalin's double standards', Tamil Nadu BJP chief Tamilisai Soundararajan recently said that Stalin was only keen on securing cabinet berths (for the DMK) and not following coalition principles.

The development comes after a majority of exit polls predicted that Reddy’s party will get the maximum number of Lok Sabha seats and can play a bigger role in case the results throw up a hung Parliament.