Assembly Bypoll Results LIVE: Counting Starts at 8 a.m. in Five Assembly Constituencies
- Vote counting began at 8 a.m. on June 23 for by-elections held on June 19 in five constituencies spread across the states of Gujarat, Kerala, West Bengal, and Punjab.
- The by-elections were held following the departure and passing of several incumbent lawmakers, including Bhupendra Bhayani, P. V. Anvar, Nasiruddin Ahamed, Gurpreet Bassi Gogi, and Karsan Solanki.
- Key contests included Visavadar and Kadi seats in Gujarat, Nilambur in Kerala, Kaliganj in West Bengal, and Ludhiana West in Punjab, featuring candidates from BJP, Congress, AAP, TMC, LDF, UDF, and SAD.
- Voter turnouts ranged from 51.33% in Ludhiana West to 73.26% in Nilambur, with security measures including deployment of fourteen central force companies and guarded EVM strong rooms at 7:30 a.m.
- These bypoll results hold political significance as they serve as indicators ahead of upcoming assembly elections, with parties like BJP aiming to reclaim seats and opposition seeking to challenge ruling parties.
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