On X  Anish Tiwari, Ph.D. @Anish_Tiwari Me and @MukherjeeReuben did a thing. We scraped data from @ECISVEEP, 
, reconciled the total EVM votes counted with total EVM votes polled, and then plotted the same. Here's the end result. see MAP  https://t.co/TMdShPKUqb

1. EVM Votes Counted data from ECI.

2. EVM Votes polled data from ECI Press Notes 102/2024; 109/2024 and PIB press release on 06-06-2024.

3. Postal ballot votes have not been accounted for.

करोड़ो वोटों की हेराफेरी-चुनाव अधिकारी ने खुला भेद , 47k Votes Discarded in UP, loksabha chunav DESH NEETI 
Jun 10, 202 करोड़ो वोटों की हेराफेरी-चुनाव अधिकारी ने खुला भेद , 47k Votes Discarded in UP, loksabha chunav

“I’ve always believed India will be ‘saved’ by those who have nothing to lose” https://www.nriaffairs.com/ive-always-believed-india-will-be-saved-by-those-who-have-nothing-to-lose-indian-diaspora-reacts-to-indian-election-2024-results/   – Indian diaspora reacts to Indian Election 2024 results
NRI Affairs spoke with members of the Indian diaspora in Australia and New Zealand to gather their reactions to these surprising election results.

The BJP’s “Hindu first” policies have spurred a troubling surge in hatred against India’s religious minorities, particularly the 200 million Muslims who now face rampant discrimination and vigilante violence under laws targeting their community...

“India has historically been a country rich in religious, cultural, and ethnic diversity. However, in recent years, religious divides have been pumped in the Indian community to gain votes, affecting the social fabric of India both domestically as well as overseas.”, says Abbas Raza Alvi, poet, musician and community advocate. Alvi says the results have proven that the core Indian beliefs that promote peace and harmony cannot be driven by hate...  academic, filmmaker and Dalit rights advocate Vikrant Kishore says “This shift should impact governance style and functioning. Yet, political manoeuvres like horse-trading, a hallmark of those in power, may continue. I hope for betterment for India’s poor and downtrodden, who suffer the most regardless of who is in power. Bridging the gap in inequality is important, and issues such as climate change, environmental sustainability, and basic livelihood should be prioritised.”, Vikrant says, adding, “The Australian society needs to recognise the diversity within the Indian diaspora and its varying needs. It is vital to acknowledge and address the hateful divisions the diaspora faces, support sane voices, and avoid platforming hatemongers. This awareness is critical given their limited understanding of Indian and diasporic politics.”

Modi के शपथ लेते ही कांग्रेस का हल्ला बोल, Supriya Shrinet ने उठाए सवाल   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDKtwZCxEOk Ajit Anjum

Anahat🇮🇳 @AnahatSagar BJP IT Cell Chief Amit Malviya has been accused of sexual assault by his own party leaders from West Bengal. Don't expect any coverage from mainstream media; the BJP harbors numerous such predators.

Smriti Irani, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Ajay Mishra Teni among 13 Union ministers who lost 2024 Lok Sabha polls https://indianexpress.com/photos/india-news/smriti-irani-rajeev-chandrasekhar-ajay-mishra-teni-13-union-ministers-lost-2024-lok-sabha-polls-9374479/ June 5, 2024  

The world’s first ‘Exit Poll Stock Market Scam’ Feudal to Federal  https://www.deccanherald.com/opinion/the-worlds-first-exit-poll-stock-market-scam-3058706 it is crystal clear through data that there was suspicious and mysterious stock market activity around exit polls and election results by which a group of foreign investors gained, and millions of Indian small investors lost wealth. The corollary presumption to these intriguing stock market activities is that a certain group of investors had access to the exit poll predictions prior to them being made public, and profited from this ‘inside (mis)information’. ..

This is a punishable crime under securities laws, and in most countries, this would be seriously investigated with alacrity. Some of the obvious questions that come to mind are: 

1.→Who are these foreign investors that pumped in huge sums of money into India’s stock markets on 31 May?

2.→Did they act on material, non-public, inside information of the exit polls to profit from them?

3.→What is their relationship to the exit pollsters, or the media organisations involved?

4.→Whose money or on whose behalf were these investors investing?

5.→How much did these investors profit in just these two days of trading?

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The Subversives – Telling the UP Story Properly https://theaidem.com/en-analysing-the-tectonic-electoral-shift-in-uttar-pradesh/ Revati Laul
June 8, 2024 

Those who felt they were hurt the most by Modi and his party’s clarion call to “Ab Ki baar 400 paar – this time, take us to 400,” were the Dalits, especially the Chamars and the Jatavs. If this man comes to power again, he will use a mandate of over 400 seats to change the constitution and we will lose our protection that the constitution affords us, written by our Dalit icon Babasaheb Ambedkar. Many people from the Chamar and Jatav castes had private meetings where they pledged their allegiance to the constitution ahead of the polling day in their area.

Muslims from castes that were oppressed by Muslim landlords, such as Fakirs, Dhobis, Saifis and Ansaris that had voted in part for the BJP in 2019, had consolidated against the party this time and were also articulating their fear in the same way. R, who works with us as our office manager and cook, changed the way she looked at this election from phase one to phase seven. In phase one all she could say is – Modi will win...

the people of UP seemed to be changing their minds about the other politicians seen until now as elite, entitled and far away from them. Rahul Gandhi. During Rahul’s Bharat Jodo Yatra, he walked through this constituency in January 2023 when it was a freezing 4 degrees, in just a half-sleeved white t-shirt and pants. One of the tell-tale comments I picked up from those who had until this time, bought the BJP spin that Rahul was effete and Modi was a real man’s man, was this:

“He’s out and about amongst the people, whereas YOU KNOW WHO, is not. If he’d done this earlier, there’d possibly be no Modi in power.”..

And so it was that a spectrum of diverse reasons built into one overarching conversation, by the time us UP-wallahs were in the final phase of this election. This was an election fought in the shadow of Dr Ambedkar. It was about people wanting to build a polity based on the principles of social justice. Not just as easily said words, but as dissent in practice.

Yogendra Yadav ने इस तरह Godi Media को धोया…. Sakshi Joshi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7H8ikCPN-s

India's election: The impact of independent journalists https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dxr1cfZ4JE Jun 7, 2024  FRANCE 24 English India is the world’s biggest democracy and also has one of the biggest media landscapes. But some critics say there has been an illusion of choice. Politically the opposition is not on a level playing field and mainstream media are accused of being mouthpieces of the government. We speak to journalist Smita Sharma and Saurabh Shukla, co-founder of The Red Mike, an independent media outlet with more than half a million followers on YouTube.

India's surprising election results and the verdict on the media https://youtu.be/wTITvNd0eHo?t=36 | The Listening Post Al Jazeera English . Will this new configuration loosen the screws on Indian media and give them space to reinvest in journalism rather than the sycophancy that dominated the airwaves so much of the time this past decade?

How Does The West See India's Poll Results https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQJSvt6UStg  For months Western media and think tanks were busy in dissecting the possibility of a consecutive third term in power for India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi and its possible negative consequences--in their view--about backsliding of democracy in India, erosion of institutional independence and rising majoritarian tendencies and more. The outcome of the world's largest election may not have been on the expected lines for the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party or BJP since it fell short of majority on its own in the lower house of parliament but Prime Minister Modi is going nowhere. He is all set to take office for the third time on Sunday, albeit at the head of a multi-party coalition. So, will Modi 3.0 be any different than the previous two terms? This is certainly unfamiliar territory for Modi. For over two decades, he has headed governments with full majority, first as chief minster of Gujarat and then as prime minister in the last 10 years.

Modi 3.0 suggests he may have to curb his instincts, accommodate demands from fickle allies on domestic policies but one aspect in which the new government is likely to continue its previous approach is in the foreign policy space.

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BSP polls more votes than victory margin in 16 UP seats http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/110747609.cms Had these seats also gone to the INDIA kitty, it would have taken the NDA’s total tally down to 278 and the BJP’s to 226. Rema Nagarajan / TNN / Jun 6, 2024,

IN UP, MAYAWATI'S BSP FAILED TO PLAY SPOILER FOR OPPOSITION, HURT BJP MORE https://thewire.in/politics/in-up-mayawatis-bsp-failed-to-play-spoiler-for-opposition-hurt-bjp-more .. After being outrightly rejected by the people again, Mayawati has once again blamed Muslims for her loss, arguing that despite fielding a large number of candidates from the minority community its voters failed to back her Bahujan Samaj Party, writes Omar Rashid.

Going solo proved to be disastrous for Mayawati as the BSP not only failed to open its score but could only manage to secure around 9.4% votes in Uttar Pradesh where Dalits make up 21.5% of the population.