By-elections were recently held on five assembly seats in four states of the country, the results of which came out on Monday, June 23. In these results, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) caught everyone's attention by winning two seats, while BJP-Congress and Trinamool Congress (TMC) got one seat each. This election was definitely small compared to other elections, but its effect is clearly visible in the politics of the states.

AAP wins big in Punjab and Gujarat

Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) performed brilliantly in Punjab and Gujarat. AAP candidate Sanjeev Arora won a landslide victory from Ludhiana West seat of Punjab. Apart from this, the party also won from Visavadar seat of Gujarat, taking an important step towards strengthening its presence in the state. This victory is special because Aam Aadmi Party had remained away from the main contest in Gujarat till now, but now it seems to be emerging as an alternative in the state.

BJP saved the honor, Congress's magic in Kerala

At the same time, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won a tough seat in Gujarat. This seat was not only important for the BJP but was also an opportunity to prove the party's hold. At the same time, Congress maintained its traditional hold by winning from Nilambur seat in Kerala. Congress candidate Aryadan Shaukat won a clear victory here, leaving behind BJP and other parties.

TMC got Kaliganj seat in Bengal

The Trinamool Congress (TMC) won the Kaliganj assembly seat in West Bengal, making it clear that Mamata Banerjee's hold in the state is still intact. This victory is a signal to the opposition alliances that it would still be too early to underestimate TMC in Bengal politics. The results of this by-election show how different the thinking and priorities of voters are in different states, and new forces are now emerging rapidly in regional politics.