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Bypoll results: INDIA jolts BJP, wins 6 of 13 assembly seats, ahead in 5 – India Today

Kamlesh Thakur, spouse of Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Sukhu and the INDIA bloc’s candidate, gained the Dehra meeting by-election on her ballot debut. In the meantime, the Aam Aadmi Celebration (AAP) secured the Jalandhar West constituency in Punjab whereas the Trinamool Congress bagged two seats in Bengal.

The opposition INDIA bloc seemed set to present the ruling BJP a jolt within the by-elections for 13 seats throughout seven states. The INDIA bloc is main in 7 of the remainder 9 seats. The bypolls are being thought-about as a litmus check for the BJP, which is reeling from the impolite shock of failing to clear the bulk mark in final month’s Lok Sabha elections.

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The counting of votes started at 8 am at key constituencies in West Bengal, Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Punjab and Bihar.

The fiercely contested bypolls, that occurred on July 10, are the primary for the reason that Lok Sabha election, with the ruling BJP and the opposition INDIA bloc, comprising Congress, Trinamool Congress, DMK and the Aam Aadmi Celebration, vying for the seats.

Listed here are the most recent developments:

  • In Punjab’s Jalandhar West seat, AAP’s Mohinder Bhagat defeated his nearest rival and Congress nominee Surinder Kaur by 37.325 votes. Bypolls have been introduced within the constituency after Sheetal Angural, the AAP legislator, jumped ship to the BJP.

  • The hill state of Himachal Pradesh was witnessing a Congress surge, with the ruling get together’s candidates placing up a powerful present in all three seats that went to bypolls. Chief Minister Sukhvinder Sukhu congratulated his spouse Kamlesh Thakur for her win in Dehra. Thakur beat her nearest rival, BJP’s Hoshiyar Singh, by a margin of 9,399 votes.

  • Hardeep Singh Bawa of the Congress defeated BJP’s KL Thakur in Nalagarh by 8,990 votes. Within the Hamirpur seat, BJP candidate Ashish Sharma narrowly beat Congress’s Pushpinder Verma by a margin of 1,571 votes.

    All three BJP candidates was once impartial legislators, who resigned from the Himachal meeting after voting for the saffron get together within the Rajya Sabha polls earlier this 12 months.

  • In West Bengal, the place 4 seats are up for grabs, Trinamool Congress’s Madhupurna Thakur, Mukut Mani Adhikari and Krishna Kalyani gained by a landslide in Bagda, Ranaghat and Raiganj respectively. The ruling get together’s candidate was additionally main in Maniktala after 13 rounds of voting.

    Madhuparna (25), the daughter of Trinamool’s Rajya Sabha MP Mamatabala Thakur, is about to be the youngest member of the Bengal meeting.

  • Congress candidate Qazi Nizamuddin was forward in Uttarakhand’s Manglaur with 12,540 votes, adopted by BSP nominee Ubedur Rehman, and the BJP’s Gujjar chief Kartar Singh Bhadana a distant third. The constituency had witnessed violence on the day of polling.

    In Badrinath, Congress newcomer Lakhpat Singh Butola was main. He’s dealing with off in opposition to BJP’s Rajendra Bhandari.

  • The ruling DMK’s candidate Anniyur Siva (alias Sivashanmugam A) was main within the Vikravandi meeting constituency in Tamil Nadu in early traits. He’s pitted in opposition to C Anbumani and Naam Tamilar Katchi’s Okay Abinaya.

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    In Bihar, JD(U)’s Kaladhar Prasad Mandal was trailing by 5,069 votes behind his nearest rival, impartial candidate Shankar Singh, within the Rupauli bypoll. RJD nominee Bima Bharti was shaping as much as be a distant third.

    The bypoll was necessitated by the resignation of sitting MLA Bima Bharti, who stop the JD(U) to contest Lok Sabha elections on an RJD ticket.

  • Within the Amarwara constituency in Chhindwara district of Madhya Pradesh, Kamlesh Pratap Shah of the BJP was main by 1,747 votes over Congress’ Dheeran Shah Invati.

    The seat fell vacant after three-time Congress MLA Kamlesh Shah switched to the BJP in March. The end result is being intently watched, as Chhindwara was thought-about a stronghold of senior Congress chief Kamal Nath till not too long ago.

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Devika Bhattacharya

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Jul 13, 2024

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