# The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) comprises a coalition of 41 parties, consolidating their collective strength in parliament.
In contrast, the opposition’s INDIA block encompasses 37 parties, representing a diverse array of national and regional interests.
New Delhi: The Election Commission of India has unveiled the definitive outcome of the fiercely contested Lok Sabha elections, heralding a significant triumph for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), securing a commanding lead with 240 parliamentary seats. In a distant second, the Indian National Congress clinched 99 seats, marking a notable gap between the two major political contenders.
The electoral landscape took shape after votes were tallied across 542 constituencies, with BJP’s Surat candidate, Mukesh Dalal, emerging victorious uncontested. The Election Commission’s latest figures, now available on their official website, disclose the distribution of seats among various parties in all states and union territories:
The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) comprises a coalition of 41 parties, consolidating their collective strength in parliament. In contrast, the opposition’s INDIA block encompasses 37 parties, representing a diverse array of national and regional interests.
Throughout the electoral process, parties both large and small engaged in a unified effort to vie for parliamentary representation. Notably, certain entities such as the JJP and Akali Dal opted to stand independently, abstaining from formal alliances.
The resounding victory of the BJP underscores a significant shift in India’s political landscape, setting the stage for a new era of governance and policy direction. As the nation awaits the formation of the next government, the electoral outcomes serve as a testament to the dynamic and evolving nature of Indian democracy.
