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March 13, 2022

The party will leave no stones unturned to retain its fortress of Gujarat with a two-third majority.

- MAYANK KUMAR

After retaining four states, including the prize catch of Uttar Pradesh, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had set its eye on Gujarat which it has ruled for more than two decades. The two-day visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, where he had participated in the Gujarat Panchayat Mahasammelan and other similar people outreach events, highlights that the BJP will leave no stone unturned to retain its fortress of Gujarat. The state will go for polls in December this year. Multiple sources within the Gujarat BJP had confirmed that the internal survey conducted by the party is predicting that the BJP will retain the state with a two-third majority and the results of four states which were recently declared had only strengthened the belief of the state unit and workers.

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