Assembly Election Results 2023 LIVE
BJP leading on 33 seats out of 60 Assembly seats, as per ECI
Assembly Election Results 2023 LIVE
#WATCH As per official EC trends, CM Conrad Sangma’s National People’s Party leading on 22 of the total 59 seats so far. Counting of votes still underway, trends on 55 seats known.
BJP and Congress leading on 6 seats each pic.twitter.com/5KSsnt0PRq
Assembly Election Results 2023 LIVE
The ruling BJP was leading in 26 seats, the CPI(M) in 12, Congress 6, and Tipra Motha Party in 11 seats, as per the latest trends in the ongoing counting of votes for the Tripura Assembly on Thursday.
According to the latest data shared by the Election Commission at 10.45 am, Congress candidate from Agartala, Sudip Roy Barman, was leading BJP’s Papia Dutta by 3,668 votes.
Tripura BJP president and the party’s candidate from Banamalipur constituency, Rajiv Bhattacharjee, was trailing Congress’ Gopal Chandra Roy.
Chief Minister Manik Saha was leading Congress’s Asish Kumar Saha by 337 votes.
Independent candidate Kartush R Marak was leading in the Baghmara constituency against BJP’s Brigady Napak Marak, by 904 votes. ANI
Assembly Election Results 2023 LIVE
Leader of Opposition and former CM Mukul Sangma leading from Songsak constituency
Assembly Election Results 2023 LIVE
The ruling NPP in Meghalaya was leading in 17 seats, while the UDP was ahead in nine, the Election Commission said on Thursday as the counting of votes for the assembly elections was underway.
The TMC was leading in five seats, the BJP and the VPP were leading in four seats each, while the HSPDP was ahead in two and the Congress in one.
Two independent candidates were also leading.
Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma was leading in the South Tura seat with a margin of just 44 votes over his nearest rival Bernard N Marak of the BJP.
State Congress president Vincent H Pala was trailing by 1,257 votes in the Sutnga Saipung seat against NPP’s Santa Mary Shylla.
Leader of opposition Mukul Sangma of the TMC was leading from the Songsak seat by 457 votes over NPP’s ND Shira.
Counting of votes began in Meghalaya at 8 am amid tight security. The votes are being counted at 13 centres.
Meghalaya has 60 seats, but polling in the Sohiong seat was adjourned due to the death of a candidate. PTI