UP MLC Polls: SP Wins Agra Teachers' Seat, BJP Retains Graduates' Constituency
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UP MLC polls: SP wins Agra Teachers' seat, BJP retains Graduates' constituency
Digital Desk | Agra, Oct 28 (IANS) In the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council elections for the 'Teachers' and 'Graduates' constituencies, both the Samajwadi Party (SP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have secured victories in Agra. In the Agra Division Teachers' constituency, in a setback for the BJP, SP candidate Akash Agarwal won for the second consecutive time. Meanwhile, in the Agra Division Graduates' constituency, BJP candidate Manv…
SP candidate Akash Agarwal emerged victorious in the Agra Teachers constituency. He defeated BJP candidate Hari Kishor Tiwari. Agarwal had won the same seat in 2020 as an independent.
Dr. Akash Agarwal of the Samajwadi Party has won a historic victory in the Agra Teachers' MLC elections in Uttar Pradesh, defeating the BJP. He had made headlines for alleged irregularities during voting and threats of religious conversion.
Agra MLC Election Results: In the Agra division MLC elections, SP's Dr. Akash Agarwal won from the teacher constituency, while BJP's Dr. Manvendra Pratap Singh 'Guru Ji' was victorious on the graduate seat.
Agra/Lucknow: The second day of counting of votes for the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council (MLC) elections has created a new stir in the state's politics. Official results have been released for seven of the 11 seats contested, including the Samajwadi Party (SP) candidate from the Agra Block Teachers' Constituency.
UP MLC Election Result: Today is the second day of counting of votes for the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council elections. It is expected that results for all 11 seats will be declared on the second day. Meanwhile, results for seven seats have been announced. The BJP won five seats in Lucknow, Meerut, and Bareilly, while […]
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