Chhattisgarh Assembly Election Results 2023 Live
Lundra Election Result 2023 Live: Chhattisgarh Assembly Election 2023 Vote Counting Live updates on ABP Live
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Lundra Assembly Election 2023
| CANDIDATE NAME | PARTY | STATUS |
|---|---|---|
| Prabodh Minz | BJP | WON |
| Dileep Singh Gond | BSP | LOST |
| Dr. Pritam Ram | INC | LOST |
| Afsana Singh | IND | LOST |
| Chakradhari Singh | IND | LOST |
| Liladhar Painkra | IND | LOST |
| Lobhan Ram Paikara | IND | LOST |
| Urmila Singh | IND | LOST |
| Isidor Tirkey | JCC | LOST |
| Anuk Pratap Singh Tekam | OTHERS | LOST |
| Balbeer Nagesh | OTHERS | LOST |
| Alexander Kerketta | AAP | LOST |
Lundra Assembly Election Results 2023 LIVE: Catch latest win-loss tally and vote counting updates from Chhattisgarh Election 2023 here. Lundra constituency number 9 of Chhattisgarh, was won by DR. PRITAM RAM in 2018 from Congress who secured 77773 votes. In 2018, the runner up candidate was, VIJAYNATH SINGH from BJP who secured 55594 votes. Winning margin for this seat in 2018 elections was 22179 votes.
Vote counting of Assembly elections 2023 will be held today, 3 December 2023 from 8 AM onwards. Catch latest updates on ABP Live for all details on vote counting, win loss tally and final seats won by each party.
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Lundra Assembly Election 2018 |
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|---|---|---|
| Dr. Pritam Ram | Indian National Congress | WON |
| Vijaynath Singh | Bharatiya Janata Party | LOST |
| None Of The Above | None Of The Above | LOST |
| Sumitra Singh Paikra | Independent | LOST |
Assembly Election 2018 Vote Count
| PARTY | CANDIDATE | VOTING | PERCENTAGE OF VOTES |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indian National Congress | Dr. Pritam Ram | 77773 | 51.21% |
| Bharatiya Janata Party | Vijaynath Singh | 55594 | 36.60% |
| None Of The Above | None Of The Above | 2626 | 1.73% |
| Independent | Sumitra Singh Paikra | 1949 | 1.28% |
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