Targeting the BJP, Rahul Gandhi stated that the results demonstrate the breaking of the "web of fear and confusion" woven by the ruling party.

The by-elections, held across 13 seats in seven states on July 10, had their votes counted on Saturday. The INDIA bloc parties secured 10 assembly seats, while the BJP won only two and one seat went to an Independent candidate.

"The results of the bye-elections in seven states have made it clear that the web of fear and confusion woven by the BJP has been broken," Rahul Gandhi wrote on his official X handle. He added that various societal groups, including farmers, youth, labourers, businessmen and employed people, seek to "destroy dictatorship".

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Meanwhile, other senior Congress leaders also hailed the INDIA bloc’s triumph, attributing the BJP’s poor performance to its "arrogance, misgovernance and negative politics." Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge described the results as "strong evidence of the falling political credibility" of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah. He also stated that the public is now supporting the INDIA bloc for the betterment of their lives and the protection of the Constitution.

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Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra expressed joy over Congress’s performance. Congratulating the winning candidates of the Congress and INDIA bloc, she remarked, "The people of the country have extended their support to the INDIA alliance in the by-elections held on 13 seats in seven states." 

She emphasised the party's commitment to addressing the needs and aspirations of the youth, advocating for positive politics that fosters a better present and future.

https://twitter.com/priyankagandhi/status/1812092990397001964

Assembly Bypolls State-Wise Results 

The constituencies covered in these by-elections included Vikravandi in Tamil Nadu; Amarwara in Madhya Pradesh; Raiganj, Ranaghat Dakshin, Bagda, and Maniktala in West Bengal; Dehra, Hamirpur and Nalagarh in Himachal Pradesh; Badrinath and Manglaur in Uttarakhand; Jalandhar West in Punjab; and Rupauli in Bihar. 

- West Bengal: The Trinamool Congress dominated, winning all four seats (Raiganj, Ranaghat Dakshin, Bagda, and Maniktala), with BJP candidates trailing significantly.

- Punjab: AAP’s Mohinder Bhagat secured a notable victory in Jalandhar West, defeating his BJP rival.

- Himachal Pradesh: The Congress, led by Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, won Dehra and Nalagarh, while the BJP secured Hamirpur. Sukhu celebrated his wife Kamlesh’s victory in Dehra, criticising the BJP’s past political manoeuvres.

- Uttarakhand: The BJP lost both Chamoli's Badrinath and Haridwar's Manglour seats to Congress, marking a significant setback for the ruling party.

- Tamil Nadu: DMK continued its winning streak with Anniyur Siva capturing the Vikravandi seat by a substantial margin.

- Madhya Pradesh: BJP candidate Kamlesh Shah won the Amarwada assembly seat.

- Bihar: Independent candidate Shankar Singh secured victory in Rapauli, defeating INDIA bloc and NDA candidates in the by-elections.