"If somebody wants to become happy by seeing the bypoll results, I do not have any objection to that. But it would be wrong to speculate (about the outcome in the forthcoming state polls) based on this results.
"BJP is strong in the country. Those states in which elections are going to happen, when their results come, the indications that come then will be the right indications. BJP will win in Maharashtra and Haryana," Tomar told reporters on the sidelines of an event here.
The reverses came on top of BJP's disappointing performance in the assembly bypolls in Bihar, Uttarakhand, Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh in the past two months.
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