New Delhi: The assembly election results in Jharkhand Tuesday came as a blow to the Congress though the tally was not as disappointing in Jammu and Kashmir. Congress leaders said they will go for organisational revamp in the coming weeks to resurrect the party's electoral fortunes.

In Jharkhand, the Congress went down from 14 seats in 2009 to six this time, while in Jammu and Kashmir, the party's tally declined from 17 to 12. The Congress' graph has been on the decline since the Lok Sabha elections this year when Bharatiya Janata Party leader Narendra Modi led the party to an emphatic victory and replaced the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government.