Narendra Modi

In October 2022, Asianet News Network-Cfore survey had predicted the Bharatiya Janata Party's victory with a thumping majority.for a record seventh consecutive time.

Amit Shah said, "Gujarat has given an unprecedented mandate to Narendra Modi Ji-BJP, which characterises development and public welfare by rejecting freebies and appeasement politics."

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Yogesh Patel on Thursday clinched the Anand constituency in Gujarat from the Congress by bagging 57.68 per cent votes.

Gujarat's tribal belt has 27 seats; currently, BJP is leading in all except one. The tribal population in Gujarat is 89.17 lakh, accounting for 15 per cent of the total population, according to the 2011 census data. The community is mainly spread out across the state's 14 eastern districts.

The enduring sway Prime Minister Narendra Modi has on the Gujarati consciousness has put the BJP on the path to possibly achieving the best-ever tally for any party in the state assembly polls.

The Prime Minister was the BJP's star campaigner in the Gujarat Assembly Election 2022. The party's seventh consecutive victory in Gujarat has dented talk of a latent anti-incumbency. PM Modi served as Chief Minister for 13 years before being elected to the country's highest office in 2014.

PM Modi also said that the G20 presidency is an opportunity for the world to know India, "the mother of democracy, with its diversity and courage" and for it to showcase its resilience and strength.

The Winter Session of Parliament will begin on Wednesday and continue till December 29 and there will be a total of 17 working days. The session also had been delayed by a month due to the Gujarat election schedule.

There will be 17 working days in total, and the winter session will continue until December 29, 2022. The data protection bill, as well as bills to change the Banking Act, the Insolvency Act, and the Competition Commission Act, were not included in the legislative business list.

The police also said that an FIR was registered under Indian Penal Code Sections 465, 469, 471 (all for forgery) and 501 (printing or engraving matter known to be defamatory).