Dismal electoral run of Congress continues; party wiped out in West Bengal
Dismal electoral run of Congress continues in the assembly elections to four states and one Union Territory.
The Congress party once again finds itself in the familiar scenario of yet another dismal electoral performanc As voting concludes in West Bengal, Kerala, Assam, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, there is hardly anything for the Grand Old Party to rejoice.Â
Kerala
Congress is projected second-largest party with leads on 21 seats and 24.2% of the votes, according to the Election Commission. The party had won exactly the same number of seats in the 2016 assembly elections as well.
West Bengal
Congress has been wiped out in West Bengal. To recall, the grand old party had won 44 seats in the 2016 assembly elections.
Assam
Congress is projected to be the second-largest party with leads on 28 seats and 28.6% of the votes. Congress had won 26 seats in the 2016 assembly elections as well.
Tamil Nadu
Congress is projected to win on 16Â seats. The party had won 8 seats in Tamil Nadu 2016 assembly elections.
Puducherry
Congress has won just 2 seats in Puducherry. Congress. The party had won 15 seats in the 2016 assembly elections.Â