Nagaland Election Result 2023 Live Updates: Can NDPP-BJP alliance retain power for the second time?

Andy PP-BJP alliance
The NDPP-BJP alliance was the only pre-poll alliance in this ghostly state. NDPP-BJP alliance is visible in exit polls of various documents. According to an average of four different exit polls, the BJP and Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) alliance in Nagaland is likely to emerge victorious and hold on to a permanent hold on the state.

NDPP is contesting in 40 constituencies and BJP in 20 constituencies.
The NDPP contested 40 separate elections, while the remaining 20 were unceremoniously done by the BJP. The BJP has already won one seat, the Akuluto assembly seat, from where its sitting MLA Kazheto Kinimi has been elected unopposed after his only rival withdrew from the race.

83.63 percent polling
Nagaland recorded a total voter turnout of 83.63 percent this time. In the 2018 assembly elections, this alliance won 30 constituencies, out of which NDPP got 18 tickets and BJP got 12 votes. Nagaland was ruled by the Congress till 2003, but they do not have any MLA in the current assembly.

no women legislators in nagaland
The special thing is that since the formation of Nagaland in the year 1963, no woman could become a legislator here. In such a scenario, all eyes are set on four women – Congress’s Rosie Thomson, NDPP’s Hekhani Jakhalu and Salhoutuonuo Kruse and BJP’s Kahuli Sema.

Vote counting from 8 am to 5 pm
The counting of votes for the assembly elections in Meghalaya and Nagaland, the three scenarios of ghosts, will begin at 8 am. The counting of votes will take place in five to eight rounds and the jam is expected to clear by afternoon. The counting of votes was taken till 5 pm.