While Mahayuti has won a huge majority in the Maharashtra assembly elections, the Indy alliance is returning to power in Jharkhand once again. However, Congress has once again proved to be a failure in the results of these elections in Haryana. Indy alliance is returning to power in Jharkhand, Congress is included in it but it is the second largest ally of the alliance.

Congress, Shiv Sena-UBT and NCP-Sharad defeated

If we talk about the results of the Maharashtra assembly elections, the kind of defeat that Congress has faced is a matter of concern for the party. Let us tell you that in Maharashtra, Eknath Shinde, Devendra Fadnavis, and Ajit Pawar together gave a huge defeat to Congress, Shiv Sena (UBT), and NCP (Sharad). These three parties would not have even thought in their dreams that these three leaders would defeat them like this.

Why did the Congress Party lose in Maharashtra?

Overall, Congress has faced defeat in the election results of both Maharashtra and Jharkhand. Let us tell you what the assembly results taught Rahul Gandhi and what lesson he took from it. Because the BJP took a lesson from the mistakes of Ram Nagari (Ayodhya) during the Lok Sabha elections. In Maharashtra, BJP focused on ground issues, and also lifted the ban on onion export. Apart from this, the Chief Minister Majhi Ladki Behen Yojana was launched, which proved to be a game changer. At the same time, the remaining gap was filled by PM Modi's 'Ek Hain To Safe Hain' and Yogi Adityanath's 'Batenge To Katenge' slogans.

What lessons did Rahul learn from the election results?

Let us tell you that in the Maharashtra assembly elections, Rahul Gandhi was saying that the Constitution was in danger. He promised to conduct a caste census and was advocating for increasing the limit of OBC reservation. He was using the Lok Sabha formula in the Maharashtra assembly elections. But the Congress had forgotten that assembly elections are being held in Maharashtra and this election can be won with the help of local issues, not with the help of national issues.