Assembly election results 2018: Congress workers celebrate party's victory

SUMMARY

The Congress has made a big comeback in the Hindi heartland with stellar performance in the 2018 assembly elections. The party has not only emerged as clear winner in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh, but has also emerged as the biggest party in both Madhya Pradesh. The victory has rejuvenated the party cadres who thronged to the headquarters to celebrate the victory that has come just months before the parliament elections.

By CNBC-TV18Dec 11, 2018 8:23:43 PM IST (Updated)

Congress workers celebrate the party's success in front of party headquarters. (Image courtesy: Shome Basu)

Party workers carrying posters of Rahul Gandhi gather in front of party headquarters. (Image courtesy: Shome Basu)

Large number of congress workers gathered around party headquarters to celebrate party's success in Hindi heartland. (Image courtesy: Shome Basu)

Congress workers are seen heading towards the party headquarters to celebrate. (Image courtesy: Shome Basu)

A female party worker carrying party flag is seen in front of the party headquarters. (Image courtesy: Shome Basu)

Party workers shower flower petals on an image of Rahul Gandhi amidst celebrations in front of Congress headquarters.(Image courtesy: Shome Basu)

A congress worker dances to the tune of drum beats in front of party headquarters in Delhi. (Image courtesy: Shome Basu)

Congress activists celebrate their victory in Rajasthan by bursting crackers in Jaipur.

Congress activists in Jaipur celebrate their victory by distributing sweets.

Congress workers celebrate their victory in Delhi.

Congress workers burst crackers in Delhi in the wake of party's stellar performance in the assembly elections.

Another image that shows Congress workers celebrating their party's success in the assembly elections.

Supporters of Congress party celebrate after initial poll results at the party headquarters in New Delhi. (REUTERS/Anushree Fadnavis)

A supporter of Congress party waves the party's flag and celebrates. (REUTERS/Anushree Fadnavis)