On December 12, the BJP will form the Gujarati government for a seventh consecutive term, and 20 cabinet ministers will also take the oath of office.

Gandhinagar (Gujarat) — November 10 — On December 12, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will form the Gujarat government for the seventh time in a row.After BJP secured a landmark victory in the State Assembly elections on Friday, chief minister Bhupendra Patel, state BJP President CR Paatil, MoS Home Harsh Sanghavi, and Minister of Health and Family Welfare Rushikesh Patel, and most likely the Chief Ministers of BJP-led states will attend Raj Bhavan at around 12 p.m. on Saturday, the party's eighth Assembly election, which is the first Assembly election since the state' The BJP has broken all previous electoral records in the home state of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, with Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel making history by winning the Ghatlodia constituency by a record margin of about 1,92,000 votes.Gujarat has two of its chief ministers, Anandiben Patel and the current CM.Isudan Gadhvi, the AAP CM, lost the Khambhaliya seat to BJP candidate Hardasbhai Bera by 19,000 votes.Harsh Sanghavi, a Gujarati cricketer, also won the Majura constituency by a margin of 1,16,000.

Former BJP MLA Dhavalsinh Zala, who ran as an Independent this time, defeated the ruling parties Bhikhiben Parmar by about 6,000 votes, according to Hardik Patel, the former leader of Patidar Anamat Andolan Saimiti (PAAS), who joined the BJP ahead of the election.Jignesh Mevani, the Congress candidate from Vadgam who was trailing during the early rounds of counting, won the seat by about 4,000 votes, defeating BJP candidate Babu Bokhiriya by over 8,000 votes, while Kandhal Jadeja, who was refused a ticket by the NCP, fought on a Samajwadi Party ticket to win.BJP won the Morbi seat, which was notable for its leader, Kantilal Amrutiya, who saved lives and received acclaim as Morbi's hero after the bridge collapse.BJP's major victories included Mahudha and Thasra of Kheda, Borsad of Anand, and Vyara.

BJP Mohan Konkani won the prestigious Vyara seat, an increase of 12 seats over the last elections.In the last Assembly elections in 2017, the BJP took 99 seats, while Congress led close at 77, and the NCP, BTP, and Independent candidates won 1, 2 and 3 seats, respectively.