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Within 24 hours of victory in general elections, Narendra Modi-led government has banned terror outfit Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) and all its affiliates. Security has been intensified in the coastal areas in Kerala as there is an intelligence report alleging that Islamic state terrorists from Sri Lanka have set sail for Lakshadweep and Minicoy islands. For all this and more, watch MyNation in 100 seconds.

Interestingly Mamata's offer was rejected by the party of which she herself is the supremo. This almost looks similar to the Congress working committee earlier in the day where media reports suggest Rahul Gandhi offered to resign as party president which was rejected by his own party

From political leaders in opposition to journalists, everyone took their turn to predict a BJP loss, only to be proven wrong on May 23 when the country witnessed a Modi wave. Here are 10 tweets of 10 individuals that will haunt them for some time to come

The Congress was squeezed into 44 seats in 2014. While 'rout' or 'drubbing' do not even begin to describe the existential crisis of the Congress, the facade of fixing accountability plays on expected lines

These 6 crucial factors will make it even more daunting for the Opposition to take on Modi in the next general elections
 

While Gandhi has, at least in principle, offered to resign, taking the responsibility of the near-complete rout to PM Narendra Modi-led BJP, the Congress, as usual, has decided to lay the blame on lesser beings of the party

Despite the shameful political decadence and erosion, the dominant and public stance of the party is still that Rahul Gandhi is not to blame for it. The running argument to save Rahul Gandhi from the stigma for being responsible for making the Congress scrape the bottom of Indian polity is that he is “great guy”

It's in vogue to spend the weekend by shopping Jimmy Choo accessories from the DLF Emporio and later unwinding at the poolside of Le Meridien and complaining how Modi's India has turned fascist

The NDA in the country has secured over 300 seats while the UPA has managed to garner over 50 seats. BJP cadres across the country celebrated their sweeping victory. For more information, watch MyNation in 100 seconds
 

After the CPI(M)’s defeat, part secretary Kodiyeri Balakrishnan said that the Left respects the decision of the people in Kerala

 

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was also quick to congratulate Narendra Modi for registering a big win in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections

"Together we prosper. Together we will build a strong and inclusive India. India wins yet again! #VijayiBharat,” tweeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi. 

No press conference has been called by the Congress party yet and many senior party leaders remained unavailable at the party office to interact with the media

The exit polls too predicted that the UDF will get more than half the seats. In the prestigious Wayanad constituency, Congress President Rahul Gandhi has surged ahead by 1,72,833 votes against his nearest rival PP Suneer of the CPI.
 

The district of Wayanad in Kerala recorded one of the highest voter turnout - 67.35%. Presently, Rahul Gandhi is leading in Wayanad.