Lok Sabha polls: Understanding BJP's rise, Congress's fall from 1984 to 2014 - The Week
Know The Nation on X: "From 2 seats in 1984 to 303 seats in 2019. BJP has come a long way. Truly incredible. #VijayiBharat #ModiOnceAgain https://t.co/xw0Sc4uzGQ" / X
Modi magic! How BJP won back-to-back majority from getting just two seats in 1984 Lok Sabha elections | Zee Business
Karuna Gopal Vartakavi on X: "When I met Shri Janga Reddyji ( MP in 1984) just a few days ago felt that everyone should know from where BJP started its journey !
NDTV - From 2 Lok Sabha MPs in 1984 to 12 BJP-ruled states... | Facebook
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BJP's journey from just two seats in Lok Sabha in 1984 to winning two back-to-back majority | Mint
1 BJP-NDA Electoral Seats Since 1984. | Download Scientific Diagram
The Times of India - "From 2 seats in 1984, the BJP has now reached 303 seats in 2019. In many regions, the party garners over 50% of the vote share," PM #
BJP's rise to power from 2 MPs in 1984 to 282 in 2014 - YouTube
In 1984, BJP had 2 seats in Lok Sabha before they brought up Ram Mandir: Kamal Nath - YouTube
OC | Vote and Seat % of BJP & INC in every Lok Sabha election from 1980 to 2019 : r/IndiaSpeaks
Electoral history of the Bharatiya Janata Party - Wikipedia
Seats won by BJP and percentage of vote, National Elections, 1984 -2004 | Download Scientific Diagram
BJP's journey from just two seats in Lok Sabha in 1984 to winning two back-to-back majority - The Economic Times
Lok Sabha elections: How BJP rose and Congress fell in three decades - The Economic Times
Infographic: From 2 to 303 seats: How BJP has grown over the years | India News - Times of India
1984 Indian general election in Delhi - Wikipedia
1984 Indian general election - Wikipedia
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A tale of two parties: What shifting victory margins mean for BJP and Congress - India Today
BJP members' statement: Senior leader recalls 1984 loss, says Vajpayee offered to quit | India News - The Indian Express
BJP Foundation Day: Party's rise to power from 2 MPs in 1984 to 282 in 2014 - India Today
