Tripura Exit Poll

Tripura witnessed nearly 88 per cent turnout with "largely peaceful" polling, according to the Election Commission.

The BJP will hugely expand its footprint in the northeast, posting victory in Tripura and Nagaland and winning a bigger share of seats in Meghalaya in the latest round of assembly elections, exit polls have predicted.

The BJP will win in Tripura and its alliance government will retain Nagaland, showed exit polls on Monday. In Meghalaya, Conrad Sangma's NPP is likely to emerge as the single largest party, showed exit polls.

After the voting concludes in Meghalaya and Nagaland today, the exit poll results, which are based on research by various agencies, will be declared.

In a development that can spell trouble for the ruling BJP in Tripura, 2 MLAs, including former minister Sudip Roy Barman, resigned from the Assembly today and quit the party.

The Tripura Assembly Election result, to be declared tomorrow, will have far reaching consequences not only nationally but also within the CPI (M), which has been in power in the state for the past 25 years, a leader of the Left party said.

Two exit polls today predicted that the BJP will dethrone the Left front from power in Tripura.

Tripura witnessed nearly 88 per cent turnout with "largely peaceful" polling, according to the Election Commission.

The BJP will hugely expand its footprint in the northeast, posting victory in Tripura and Nagaland and winning a bigger share of seats in Meghalaya in the latest round of assembly elections, exit polls have predicted.

The BJP will win in Tripura and its alliance government will retain Nagaland, showed exit polls on Monday. In Meghalaya, Conrad Sangma's NPP is likely to emerge as the single largest party, showed exit polls.

After the voting concludes in Meghalaya and Nagaland today, the exit poll results, which are based on research by various agencies, will be declared.

In a development that can spell trouble for the ruling BJP in Tripura, 2 MLAs, including former minister Sudip Roy Barman, resigned from the Assembly today and quit the party.

The Tripura Assembly Election result, to be declared tomorrow, will have far reaching consequences not only nationally but also within the CPI (M), which has been in power in the state for the past 25 years, a leader of the Left party said.

Two exit polls today predicted that the BJP will dethrone the Left front from power in Tripura.