End of the road for CM Manik's red sarkar in Tripura
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Red no more?
The CPI-M-led Left Front in Tripura was left red-faced as the BJP managed to seal a historic 2/3rd majority, thereby, closing the curtains for the 25-year-old regime in the northeastern state.
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New faces in Tripura
BJP's Tripura story also marks the rise of Biplab Deb, the state party chief, who has emerged a frontrunner for the state's top job now.
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Saffron surge in northeast
BJP also performed in Nagaland, where the Centre-ruling party's alliance with NDPP seems to be bearing fruit. The combine was leading in 35 seats, stated reports.
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BJP eyeing a 3-0 score
BJP left no stone unturned in securing all three states in the northeast. Reports stated the party's North East Democratic Alliance convenor Himanta Biswa Sarma was headed to Shillong to try and form a non-Congress government in Meghalaya.
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Congress' lone star Meghalaya
Despite leading in a majority of seats in the state, Congress' fate in Meghalaya remained hanging as it struggled to form a majority in the 60-member state assembly. Even if the party manages to hold fort, it would still be after a hard-fought poll battle with BJP and NPP.