Four candidates, including three from the Congress and one from the BJP, were elected unopposed to the Rajya Sabha from Karnataka

Three candidates of Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and one candidate of Jana Sena Party (JSP) were declared elected by the returning officer on Thursday after the period for withdrawal of nominations came to an end.

Tai Tagak of BJP elected unopposed to Rajya Sabha from Arunachal Pradesh, emphasizing grassroots dedication and party faith in workers.

BJP secures two Rajya Sabha seats, Congress one, resulting in equal representation from both parties in Rajasthan.

TDP and JSP candidates elected unopposed to Rajya Sabha as no other nominations were filed before the deadline.

BJP candidates Rajubhai Shukla, Mansinh Parmar, Mukeshbhai Rathwa, and Jitendra Kanjariya elected unopposed to Rajya Sabha from Gujarat.

Praveen Chakravarty elected unopposed to Rajya Sabha as Congress nominee, strengthening the party's representation from Tamil Nadu.

Praveen Chakravarty elected unopposed to Rajya Sabha as Congress nominee, strengthening the party's representation from Tamil Nadu.

Three NDA candidates, unopposed, elected to Rajya Sabha from Northeast states: BJP's Tagak, Sharda Devi, and NPP's Sangma.

BJP secures two Rajya Sabha seats, Congress one, resulting in equal representation from both parties in Rajasthan.

BJP candidates Tarun Chugh, Rajneesh Agarwal, and Mahesh Kewat elected unopposed in Madhya Pradesh's Rajya Sabha polls amid controversy.

All four candidates, including Mallikarjun Kharge, unanimously elected to the Rajya Sabha from Karnataka, avoiding polling due to equal candidates and seats.

Rahul Gandhi accuses BJP of 'seat chori' in Rajya Sabha polls, citing unfair treatment by the Election Commission of India.

BJP candidates Tarun Chugh, Rajneesh Agarwal, and Mahesh Kewat elected unopposed in Madhya Pradesh's Rajya Sabha polls amid controversy.