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GHMC polls: TRS wins 55 seats, BJP emerges 2nd largest party, secures 48 seats

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GHMC polls: TRS wins 55 seats, BJP emerges 2nd largest party, secures 48 seats

GHMC polls: TRS wins 55 seats, BJP emerges 2nd largest party, secures 48 seats

GHMC poll result threw up a hung house after counting of votes on Friday.

No political party reached absolute majority mark of 76 in 150-seat corporation.

Telangana’s ruling party TRS emerged as single largest party winning 55 seats.

TRS had previously won 99 seats in 2016 GHMC elections.

BJP put up a tremendous show, emerged single largest party in GHMC.

BJP won 48 seats this year as compared to 4 seats in 2016 GHMC.

BJP president JP Nadda congratulated party workers and the people of Telangana.

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