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Lok Sabha Election Result: With the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) set to return to power, the party's headquarters wears a festive look, with reverberating slogans of 'Modi, Modi' rendering in the air, as jubilant party workers dance and distribute sweets in celebration. While the counting of votes is still going on for the Lok Sabha elections 2019, but all trends till now indicate clear majority for NDA (National Democratic Alliance) government. As soon as the trends of vote counts emerged, indicating the convincing performance of the BJP, party workers gathered in large numbers at the headquarters on Deendayal Upadhyaya Marg, with their saffron flags fluttering in the air. (photo: Reuters)
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Within the headquarters, the vibrant mood was particularly festive as party supporters, who came from near and far, joined in the revelry of victory, as pictorial cut-outs of Prime Minister Narendra Modi as well as BJP President Amit Shah swayed in the air. (photo: AP)
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In addition to these, a couple of artists drew tattoos on children's hands and painted 'Modi' over their cheeks while women supporters danced as well as rejoiced celebrating a massive majority for the saffron party. (photo: AP)
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There were some rejoicing crowd who wore Modi masks while others held cut-outs of the prime minister with a message — 'Singham Returns' (photo: Reuters)
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Many BJP supporters burst crackers in front of the party office, while others danced and distributed 'ladoos' as slogans of 'Modi, Modi' and 'Jai Shri Ram' consistently reverberated in the air. (photo: Reuters)
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According to trends released by the Election Commission of India for all 542 seats that went to polls, over 300 seats have been swept by Narendra Modi-led BJP, while the Congress trailed far behind with around 50 seats. (photo: Reuters)
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As poll trends continued to pour in late afternoon, an army of BJP supporters and workers who gathered at the headquarters, danced in the courtyard and wore t-shirts with messages such as 'Chowkidar Phir Se', 'NaMo Again', 'Phir ek baar Modi Sarkar'. (photo: PTI)
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