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By polls results: BJP retains Nepanagar Assembly seat in MP, TMC leading in West Bengal
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New Delhi: BJP today retained the Nepanagar Assembly seat in Madhya Pradesh with party candidate Manju Dadu defeating her nearest Congress rival Antar Singh Barde by a margin of 42,198 votes.
Manju bagged 99,626 votes while Barde got 57,428 votes, an election official said.
BJP fielded Manju Dadu, daughter of late MLA Rajendra Shyamlal Dadu whose death in an accident necessitated the bypoll.
BJP retained the seat by winning it with a margin of 42,198 votes.Dadu's father had won the election in 2013 by a margin of 22178 RPT 22178 votes.
Besides Congress and BJP, the Republican Party of India (A) (nominee Ms Revanta) and Lok Janshakti Party (Ber Singh) also contested the bypoll.
The reserved seat (ST) had recorded 71.25 per cent polling during the byelection held on November 19.
West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress candidates were way ahead of rivals in the vote count on Tuesday to the two Lok Sabha seats and one assembly seat where by-polls were held on Saturday.
The BJP has emerged as a surprise package by moving up to the second place in two out of three constituencies ahead of the Left Front and the Congress.
Trinamool Congress ahead in West Bengal
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Trinamool Congress nominee Partha Pratim Roy has taken a lead of around 94,000 votes at the end of third round of counting in Cooch Behar Lok Sabha seat, while BJP's Hem Chandra Burman was running in the second place ahead of Left Front partner All India Forward Bloc's Nripendranath Roy.
In Tamluk Lok Sabha constituency, Trinamool Congress Dibyendu Adhikari Ahas left behind his nearest rival CPI-M candidate Mandira Panda by two lakh votes at the end of the seventh round of counting.
The Trinamool was also comfortably places in the Monteshwar assembly seat of Burdwan, with its candidate Saikat Panja opening up a huge 76000 vote lead at the end of the seventh round of counting over his closest rival Biswajit Poddar of the BJP. CPI-M's Md Osman Goni is Anow in the third place.
The Cooch Behar seat fell vacant after the death of Trinamool's Renuka Sinha, while Tamluk has gone to the hustings as the incumbent MP Suvendu Adhikari became a minister in Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's Cabinet.
Trinamool lawmaker Sajal Panja's death caused the Monteshwar assembly by-poll.
Here are the latest developments below:
- BJP retains Shahdol (ST) LS seat with candidate Gyan Singh defeating Cong's Himadri Singh by over 60,000 votes in a #bypoll in Madhya Pradesh
- BJP's Gyan Singh wins Shahdol seat in Madhya Pradesh
- After 13th round, TMC candidate from Coochbehar Partha Pratim Roy leads by 3,34,552 votes
- TMC candidate Dibyendu Adhikari wins Tamluk Lok Sabh seat defeating his nearest CPI(M) rival Mandira Panda by 4.97 lakh votes.
- Puducherry Chief Minister V Narayanasamy has won Nellithope Assembly bypoll.
- BJP retains Nepanagar Assembly seat in MP with party nominee Manju Dadu winning by a margin of 42,198 votes.
- The CPI(M) wins both assembly seats in the Tripura bypoll.
- The TMC candidate Saikat Panja wins Monteswar Assembly bypoll defeating his nearest CPIM rival Md Osman Gani Sarkar by 1,27,127 votes.
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