Senior BJP leader Piyush Goyal on Thursday told a press conference here that while Gandhi is making such allegations such as Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah were "directly involved" in a "biggest stock market scam" and accused him of hatching a conspiracy to mislead the investors, out of frustration following the opposition's defeat in the Lok Sabha polls, Prime Minister Modi was working to make India the third largest economy. However, an application has been filed before the Supreme Court seeking directions to the Union Government and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEB)I to submit a detailed report on the Share Market crash and the loss of investors after the Lok Sabha 2024 Polls Results. Advocate Vishal Tiwari stated that a significant crash in Share Market was observed after the Lok Sabha polls 2024 Results. Taking the support of media news, he said that the loss was nearly 20 lac crores.

Farooq Abdullah, National Conference president, emphasized the end of "dictatorship" in the new Lok Sabha, anticipating a stronger opposition. He expressed gratitude for the Constitution's preservation and highlighted the electorate's power to influence outcomes. Abdullah cautiously observed the formation and potential success of the NDA government, urging patience.

Pro-Khalistani radical preacher Amritpal Singh seems all set to enter the Lok Sabha. His supporters rejoiced on Tuesday as he won the Khadoor Sahib parliamentary seat, defeating Congress’s Kulbir Singh Zira by a margin of 1,97,120 votes. However, central agencies are concerned about his victory as he faces stringent National Security Act (NSA) charges while sitting in Assam’s Dibrugarh jail. A central intelligence agency previously warned about Amritpal’s Lok Sabha candidacy, citing potential support from anti-national groups. “Khalistani entities, especially Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, have been advocating for the Khalistani referendum, which may gain momentum after Amritpal Singh’s victory.

In the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP won 240 of 542 seats, falling short of the 272-majority mark, but will govern with NDA allies. Prime Minister Modi will lead for a third term. Notably, the BJP swept all seven Delhi seats for the third consecutive time, defeating the AAP-Congress alliance.

In Maharashtra's 2024 Lok Sabha election, the INDIA bloc led on 26 seats, while the NDA was ahead on 21 of the 48 total seats. Key candidates include Piyush Goyal leading in Mumbai North and Supriya Sule in Baramati. The exit polls, favoring NDA, are being disproven by current trends.

In Amethi, Congress's Kishori Lal leads by over 1.20 lakh votes against BJP's Smriti Irani, a major upset in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Smriti Irani, a union minister and former TV star, had previously defeated Rahul Gandhi in 2019. Voting occurred on May 20, covering five assembly segments.

Congress's Jairam Ramesh demanded PM Modi's resignation, attributing the BJP's potential seat loss to him. Ramesh asserted Modi should take moral responsibility, citing the INDIA bloc's performance. He emphasized Modi's need to resign, highlighting the electorate's message in the surprising election results.

BJP's Kangana Ranaut leads by 65,807 votes in Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, and jibes at Congress rival Vikramaditya Singh, who had mocked her. She vows to stay and serve her 'janmabhoomi,' supporting PM Modi's goals. The actor-turned-politician's lead reflects strong local support amid a 48.6% voter turnout.

BJP faces setbacks in UP as SP and Congress lead in 40 seats. Faizabad sees SP's Awadhesh Prasad leading with 208,379 votes, with BJP's Lallu Singh trailing. In Amethi, Smriti Irani trails by 62,358 votes while Congress leads. PM Modi initially trailed but now leads with 401,150 votes against Ajay Rai's 295,690 votes.

The BJP-led NDA edges towards victory in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, with the INDIA bloc posing a strong challenge. Preliminary results show the NDA leading in 293 seats, while INDIA leads in 229. Key winners include Amit Shah, Kiren Rijiju, and Jyotiraditya M. Scindia from various constituencies across India.