Honours are even today, which way will wind blow in 2022: Chidambaram on bypoll results
The Hindu
Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi had said the party's victory is that of its workers and asked them to keep fighting hate without fear
Senior Congress leader P. Chidambaram on November 3 said the bypoll results in Assembly constituencies show "the honours are even" today between the BJP and the parties opposed to it, as he wondered which way will the wind blow in the 2022 elections in various States.
Reacting to the bypoll results, he said here is a "thought provoking analysis of the results of by-elections in 30 Assembly constituencies — BJP won seven seats and its declared allies won eight seats. Congress won eight seats. Non-BJP parties won seven seats of which only one seat was won by a crypto ally of the BJP, namely YSR Congress.The other six seats were won by parties opposed to the BJP, the Congress leader said.
"The honours are even today. Which way will the wind blow in 2022?" Mr. Chidambaram said.
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