
The 2017 Gujarat election results will have major repercussions on national politics.
Follow NDTV's special coverage as Prannoy Roy and his team analyse the Gujarat election results:
Journalist and author Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay says "The Congress did not have answers for the awkward questions BJP was raising"
The Congress culture is of respecting the office of the PM, says Ashok Gehlot

- We did damage control (after Mani Shankar Aiyar's comment against PM Modi)
- In two to three days, we will conduct a post-mortem of our performance and then we will be able explain the results completely

Congress leader Ashok Gehlot says the Gujarat elections has started the clock on the BJP's fortunes
- I am happy the Congress campaigned with great dignity
- It is for the first time that despite such a result, people are congratulating us
- Rahul Gandhi talked of farmers, employment, youth. PM couldn't do so
- The kind of politics and environment of intimidation and fear that PM Modi and Amit Shah are practicing affected the elections
"Travelling in Gujarat, you really felt the overtly expressed anger of people in Saurashtra," says senior journalist Sagarika Ghose

The narrative of this election is all about Saurashtra, says Prannoy Roy
Saurashtra has a high density of farmers (73 per cent) and Patels (55 per cent) and both these tended to go against the BJP

Saurashtra has a high density of farmers (73 per cent) and Patels (55 per cent) and both these tended to go against the BJP

Even though the Congress lost Gujarat, it was a result better than last time. In fact, this is the best performance by the Congress in Gujarat since 1985


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