In Gujarat's Lok Sabha elections, BJP won 25 out of 26 seats, but its vote share dropped to 61.86%. Congress and AAP, part of the INDIA bloc, garnered a combined 33.93%. Congress won one seat, halting BJP's clean sweep.

Gujarat's Chief Minister, Bhupendra Patel, took a significant step in the democratic process by casting his vote during the Lok Sabha elections at a polling station situated in Ahmedabad. This act, symbolic of civic duty and democratic engagement, underscores the importance of political participation at all levels of governance.

With the Lok Sabha seat in Surat declared uncontested, all eyes are now on the 25 out of 26 seats in Gujarat where voting is scheduled for May 7.

In a bid to ignite civic engagement, a 'Run for Vote' marathon took to the streets of Ahmedabad, Gujarat, early Sunday morning. Organised to instil a sense of responsibility among the youth, the event aimed to encourage them to cast their votes in the upcoming third phase of the Lok Sabha Elections 2024.

In a significant development ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, 45 royal families have pledged their support to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, offering a substantial boost to the BJP's electoral prospects.

Amid ongoing protests against Union Minister and BJP's Rajkot Lok Sabha candidate Parshottam Rupala, Gujarat BJP chief CR Paatil convened a meeting with leaders of the Kshatriya community on Thursday.