Madhya Pradesh Assembly Elections 2018

After remaining 'incommunicado' for hours, Jyotiraditya Scindia finally resigned from the Congress party. Read live updates on Madhya Pradesh political crisis

After CM, voters looked at the candidate's party and the candidate, according to the survey

Kamal Nath is seen as someone who can deftly manage allies and supporting parties

Three former BJP chief ministers - Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Kailash Joshi and Babulal Gaur - were also present on the stage

In the recently-concluded Assembly elections, the Congress dealt a massive blow to the BJP by ousting its governments Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh

Subtle changes in its strategy for opposition parties could ease uniting efforts

Nath was chosen as the leader of the Congress Legislature Party Thursday and was invited to form the government by the governor on Friday

Kamal Nath will take oath as Madhya Pradesh CM on December 17

Kamal Nath will become the first chief minister of a Congress government in the central Indian state after a gap of 15 years

Nath, 72, will meet Madhya Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel at 10.30 am Friday to take forward the government formation and discuss the details of swearing-in ceremony

Ashok Gehlot front-runner in Rajasthan

Outgoing chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan takes responsibility for BJP's defeat in assembly elections.

Cong snaps up Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, leads in MP; TRS sweeps Telangana; Mizoram votes for MNF

The Congress has improved its seats tally in Madhya Pradesh assembly elections 2018 by 53 over its 2013 performance

Madhya Pradesh Chief Electoral Officer V L Kantha Rao told reporters that counting would begin at 8 AM with the postal ballots at 51 centres across the state

Madhya Pradesh assembly elections were held on November 28

Four out of five opinion poll conducted in October suggest the BJP is likely to retain power in Madhya Pradesh, although with fewer seats than before

The battle of ballots in Madhya Pradesh is just months ahead of the Lok Sabha polls slated in the first half of 2019

Modi took to Twitter to reach out to people in the two states, asking them to exercise their franchise in the 'festival of democracy'

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan voted with his family in Jait village under Bhudni constituency. He is contesting against Congress' Arun Yadav