Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday evening met President Ram Nath Kovind, stakes claim to form the government.

PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti, who was trailing behind National Conference and Congress from the Anantnag seat, congratulated PM Narendra Modi for a landslide win in the Lok Sabha Election 2019.

Indian markets opened at a record high on Thursday as early trends projected a massive win for the Bharatiya Janata Party in the Lok Sabha Election 2019.

Eleven kg motichoor laddoos, 16.5 kg cream, 16.5 kg sugar, 22 kg flour and a team of 12 cooks have been assigned to prepare 10 ‘laddoo cakes’ at a Bengali Pastry Shop on the order of Delhi Bharatiya Janata Party unit.

After the last vote was counted on May 19 for the Lok Sabha Election 2019, the Opposition leaders have been raising their concerns over possible tampering of the EVMs to turn around the fate of candidates in the election.

In the heartland states, where the BJP had won 30 out of 32 seats in 2014, 62 per cent turnout was recorded in Rajasthan (13 seats), 53.12 per cent in Uttar Pradesh (13 seats) and 65.86 per cent Madhya Pradesh (6 seats).

Taking a jibe on Rahul Gandhi, BJP president Amit Shah on Saturday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has a working schedule of 18 hours per day but the Congress president goes on a vacation every 2-3 months.

A delegation of Opposition leaders met the poll officer demanding that either BJP's name should be removed or other parties should be allowed to place their names on the ballot papers.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday launched a fresh attack on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, alleging that her model of governance is based on corruption. He also claimed that Didi is rattled with the kind of response BJP is getting after two phases of elections.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tweeted in Thursday: “Dear Citizens of India, Phase 2 of the Lok Sabha polls start today. I am sure all those whose seats are polling today will strengthen our democracy by exercising their franchise. I hope more youngsters head to the polling booths and vote!”