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2021 Bihar Panchayat Election Results – 9th Phase, Full List of Winners

Posted on December 3, 2021 by admin

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The counting of votes for the 9^th phase of the 2021 Bihar Panchayat Elections has been completed and the results of the election are out. The Bihar Panchayat Elections 2021 are being held in 11 phases, the first phase of the election was conducted on 24^th September 2021 and the final phase i.e., the 11^th phase is scheduled to be held on 12^th December 2021. The 9^th phase of the elections was conducted on 29^th November during which polls were contested in 53 blocks across 35 districts of Bihar. A total of 97,878 candidates contested in the 9^th phase of the 2021 Bihar Panchayat Elections.

The voting was conducted with tight security at the voting booths to prevent any violent incidents, for the counting of the votes too, multi-layer security arrangements were made on counting day – 1^st December 2021 to ensure peaceful counting of votes. Magistrates were appointed at counting venues to ensure smooth proceedings. The 97.878 candidates were vying for the posts of Zilla Parishad member, Mukhiya, Panchayat Samiti Member, Ward Member, Panch & Sarpanch.

Staqu, an AI implementation & enabler services firm had tied up with the Bihar State Election Commission to introduce automated vote-counting in the state. Staqu’s proprietary Video Analytics system called JARVIS was deployed for counting votes by monitoring the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) screens at the poll-counting stations. JARVIS is an AI-powered analytical software developed by Staqu.

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List of Winning Candidates:

Area	Winning Candidate
Fatuha Zilla Parishad 33, Patna	Anju Devi
Ward 33, West Champaran	Renu Devi
District Council #35, Nautan, West Champaran	Manoj Kumar Kushwaha
Ager Kala, Suryapura, Rohta	Kumari Poonam
Balihar, Rohta	Ranjit Singh
Shivao Bahar, Rohta	Bhagirathi Singh
Suryapura, Rohta	Pramod Kumar
Sormar Panchayat, Kalyanpur	Kumari Ritu
Piru, Aurangabad	Gopal Singh
Purhara	Furqan Khan
Dumri Panchayat, Fatuha, Patna	Rinki Devi
Paraiya Block, Gaya	Sunil Kumar
Gaighat Panchayat, Buxar	Harendra Prasad
Telwa West, Saharsa, Mahishi Block	Archana Kumari
Telwa East, Saharsa, Mahishi Block	Mohammed Nurullah
Sonbarsa Panchayat	Sandhya Tarana
Panapur Ranjita Panchayat, East Harsiddhi, East Camparan	Dashrath Singh
Kaliaganj Panchayat	Neha Devi
Pipra Bijwar	Mehjabi Khatoon
Parsawan Panchayat, Pandarak Block, Bepatna	Shambu Singh
Pandarak Block	Shobha Devi
Dhivar Panchayat, Pandarak Block, Patna	Reema Devi
Badgaon Panchayat, Bandra Block, Muzaffarpur	Abdul Sattar
Bhojpur	Indu Devi
Banarpur Panchayat, Buxar	Mamta Kumari
Dighali Panchayat	Samad Ali Mukhiya
Hirota Dumma Panchayat, Tariyani Block, Sheohar	Pankaj Kumar
Madhopur Chhata	Neeraj Kumar
Bela Panchayat, Jamui	Asha Devi
Arunmabank Panchayat, Jamui	Phoolmanti Devi
Garhi Panchayat, Jamui	Sabana Khatoon
Jeet Jinghoi	Shambhu Manjhi
Kendih	Usha Devi
Jhitkahiya Panchayat, East Champaran	Geeta Devi
Naurangiya	Ramesh Kumar Yadav
Mahuar Panchayat, Ramgarh Block, Kaimur	Bechan Sharma
Baghakal Panchayat, Gaighat Block, Muzaffarpur	Vibha Devi

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BJP Set to Retain Power in Uttar Pradesh 2022 Elections

Posted on November 29, 2021 by admin

Uttar Pradesh

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The current ruling party in Uttar Pradesh (UP), the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is touted to win the upcoming 2022 UP Legislative Assembly elections again and achieve majority number of seats comfortably. BJP is projected to win 240-250 out of the total 403 seats in the UP Legislative Assembly according to a opinion poll conducted by Times Now-Polstrat in November. According to the opinion polls, the Samajwadi Party & its allies will be second to the NDA alliance led by BJP, while Bahujan Samajwadi Party is slated to lose a fair chunk of its votes to the NDA & SP.

The Indian National Congress (INC), led by Priyanka Gandhi Vadra is expected to win a sparse 5-10 seats which isn’t any improvement from their situation in the 2017 UP Legislative Assembly Elections. If these and majority of the opinion polls turn out to be true, current UP CM Yogi Adityanath will become the first UP CM to be in power for 2 consecutive terms.

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In their efforts to gain some advantage back in the upcoming UP elections 2022, INC leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra declared that the party would allot 40% of their election tickets to women candidates and the party has been campaigning heavily with women being their primary target audience. Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has made a lot of huge promises to the women of UP like – free smartphones & 2-wheelers for college going girls, 3 LPG-cylinders free for women, a ₹10,000 honorarium every month to Anganwadi & ASHA workers, additional old-age widow pension of ₹1,000 per month and free travel for women in government buses.

Congress is targeting the women voters to get a healthy share of votes, the party is soon going to launch a 100-day PR campaign to garner support of these women voters leading with the slogan – “Ladki hoon, lad sakti hoon” to empower women and fight the crimes against women. The social media team of Congress is targeting women as historically there have been slightly higher percentage of women voters in UP than men. INC is targeting 100 seat victories and their social media/PR teams will contact women voters in these districts more than 10 times each by the time the elections roll around.

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Meanwhile, former UP CM Akhilesh Yadav, leader of the SP has promised the farmers of the state that they will be allowed to set up Mandis along the Purvanchal Expressway should his government be voted to power in the forthcoming elections. The ex-CM said the poorer societies of Purvanchal will be greatly helped by this move and the expressway will allow his party to significantly boost the economy of the towns and villages around it.

The Purvanchal Expressway is 341km long and starts at Chaudsarai village in Lucknow district on NH-731, and ends at Hydaria village on NH-31. The expressway also has a 3.2km long airstrip road stretch to facilitate emergency landings & take-off of Indian Air Force planes in cases of emergency. Currently, the expressway has 6-lanes but with the capacity to be widened to 8-lanes if required in the future. The project of the Purvanchal Expressway cost approximately ₹22,500 crores and was developed to aid economic growth of eastern UP. The expressway connects the districts of Lucknow, Amethi, Barabanki, Prayagraj, Ambedkar Nagar, Ghazipur, Mau, Azamgarh & Sultanpur.

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The Purvanchal Expressway is already a major political factor in the upcoming UP Legislative Elections 2022. As the elections approach, the parties contesting the election are expected to spend upwards of ₹8,000 crores in total for advertising & campaigning efforts. TV-advertising will be the main avenue where the money will be spent and nearly 45% of it will be spent on ads via news media – TV, newspapers, radio etc.

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DMK Government to form on Friday:

Posted on May 7, 2021 by admin

Tamil Nadu

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Dravida Munnetra Kazagham (DMK) is the new government to be formed in Tamil Nadu this Friday.
DMK president M K Stalin’s Cabinet, including many other strong ministers like Duraimurugan shall be ministers for the first time. They will be worn as the state heads on Friday granting respectable portfolios to each of them.

Governor Banwarilal Purohit has approved the recommendations made by Stalin regarding persons to be appointed as ministers and their portfolios.
Mr. Stalin, who would assume office as Chief Minister for the first time, shall hold Home and other portfolios including public, general administration, all India services, district revenue officers, special programmed implementation and welfare of differently abled persons.
Stalin’s son Udhayanidhi’s name doesn’t appear on the list but there would be atleast two women on the list.
Below listed are the ministers are their respective ministries and the importance of each ministry.

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List of portfolios with respect to ministers:

SL. No.	Name of the Minister	Respective Ministry	Role of Ministry/ Importance
	M K Stalin	Chief Minister	Public, general administration, IAS, IPS, other all India service, district revenue officers, police, home, special initiatives, special programmed implementation, welfare of differently-abled persons
	S Duraimurugan	Water Resources	Irrigation projects including small irrigation, legislative assembly, governor and ministry, elections and passports, minerals and mines
	K N Nehru	Municipal Administration	Municipal administration, urban and water supply
	I Periasamy	Cooperation	cooperation, statistics and ex-servicemen welfare
	K Ponmudi	Higher Education	higher education, including technical education, electronics, science and technology
	E V Velu	Public Works	public works (buildings, highways and minor ports)
	MRK Panneerselvam	Agriculture and Farmer’s Welfare	agriculture, agricultural engineering, agro-service cooperatives, horticulture, sugarcane excise, sugarcane development and waste land development
	KKSSR Ramachandran	Revenue and Disaster Management	revenue, district revenue establishment, deputy collectors, disaster management
	Thangam Thennarasu	Industries	industries, Tamil official language and Tamil culture, archaeology
	S Raghupathy	Law	law, courts, prisons and prevention of corruption
	S Muthusamy	Housing and Urban Development	housing, rural housing, town planning projects and housing development, accommodation control, town planning, urban development and Chennai metropolitan development authority
	K R Periakaruppan	Rural Development	rural development, panchayats and panchayat unions, poverty alleviation programs, rural indebtedness
	T M Anbarasan	Rural Industries	rural industries, including cottage industries, small industries, slum clearance board
	M P Saminathan	Information and Publicity	information and publicity, film technology and cinematograph act, newsprint control, stationery and printing, government press
	P Geetha Jeevan	Social Welfare and Women Empowerment	women and children welfare, including social welfare, orphanages and correctional administration, integrated child development scheme and beggar homes and social reforms and nutritious meal program
	Anitha S Radhakrishnan	Fisheries, Fishermen Welfare and Animal Husbandry	fisheries and fisheries development corporation and animal husbandry
	SR Rajakannappan	Transport	transport, nationalised transport and motor vehicles act
	K Ramchandran	Forests	forests
	R Sakkarapani	Food and Civil Supplies	food and civil supplies, consumer protection and price control
	V Senthilbalaji	Electricity, Prohibition and Excise	electricity, non-conventional energy development, prohibition and excise, molasses
	R Gandhi	Handlooms and Textiles	handlooms and textiles, khadi and village industries board, boodhan and gramadhan
	Ma Subramanian	Medical and Family Welfare	health, medical education and family welfare
	P Moorthy	Minister for Commercial Taxes And Registration	commercial taxes, registration and stamp act, weights and measures, debt relief including legislation on money lending, chits and registration of companies
	SS Sivasankar	Backward Classes Welfare	backward classes welfare, most backward classes welfare and denotified communities’ welfare
	PK Sekarbabu	Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments	Hindu religious and charitable endowments
	Palanivel Thiagarajan	Finance and Human Resources Management	Finance, planning, personnel and administrative reforms, pensions and pension allowances
	SM Nasar	Milk and Dairy Development	Milk and dairy development
	Ginjee K S Masthan	Minorities Welfare and Non-Resident Tamils Welfare	Minorities welfare, non-resident Tamils welfare, refugees and evacuees and wakf board
	Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi	School Education	School education
	Siva V Meyyanathan	Environment, Climate Change and Youth Welfare and Sports Development	Environment and pollution control, youth welfare and sports development
	C V Ganesan	Labour Welfare and Skill Development	Labour welfare, population, employment and training, census, urban and rural employment
	T Mano Thangaraj	Information Technology	Information technology
	M Mathiventhan	Tourism	Tourism and tourism development corporation
	N Kayalvizhi Selvaraj	Adi Dravidar Welfare	Adi Dravidar welfare, hill tribes and bonded labour welfare

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AP High Court permits MPTC and ZPTC for conducting elections from tomorrow:

Posted on May 5, 2021 by admin

Andhra Pradesh

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Andhra Pradesh High Court permits MPTC (Mandal Parishad Territorial Constituency) and ZPTC (Zilla Parishad Territorial Constituency) to conduct elections from tomorrow onwards.
The advocate representing AP State Election Commission told High Court that the election process will begin from where it was halted last year in March 2020.
Justice U Durgaprasad Rao of Andhra Pradesh High Court, who had heard the petition filed by TDP, BJP and JSP for three days straight had reserved his order on Monday, 3^rd of May, 2021.

The SEC wants to conduct the polling for the ZPTC and MPTC elections across the state of Andhra Pradesh on April 8. It requested the high court not to interfere in the election process at that stage.
However, the High Court has reserved its verdict after the SEC arguments. The court expected to deliver its judgement on April 6, Tuesday.
The Division Bench of the High Court ruled on the conduct of the Parishad elections. The division bench struck down the stay given by the single judge stating that the election could be held. However, it stated that the results should not be announced until further orders.
Justice U Durgaprasad Rao, who had heard the petition filed by TDP, BJP and JSP for three days straight had reserved his order on Monday.
A single-judge bench hearing the petitions filed by the BJP and TDP (Telugu Desham Party) on Tuesday seeking stay of the polls that struck down the BJP’s petition. However, the court hearing the petition filed by the TDP commented that the SEC had failed to implement the 4-week election code as per the Supreme Court guidelines.
The petitioners in their plea to Andhra Pradesh HC claimed that they were not consulted before the date for the announcement of the election.

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It is important to note here that earlier, the newly appointed State Election chief Nilam Sawhney on April 1 had issued a notification announcing MPTCs and ZPTCs polls. The polling was scheduled for April 8 and the counting of votes was supposed to be held on April 10.
Opposition TDP, Janasena, BJP are objecting at SEC holding elections as per the old notification. They were demanding the cancellation of old notification and begin the election process afresh by issuing a new notification.
The TDP has already announced to boycott these elections in protest. But the SEC stood adamant in holding the event as per the old notification.
During the hearing, the counsel for the State Election Commission, CV Mohan Reddy, had argued that the Commission has the powers to modify or renotify the election process as per Rule 7 of Andhra Pradesh Panchayath Rah election conduct rules. He had also reminded the court about the Supreme Court’s orders to resume the election process, which was stalled in 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Meanwhile, advocate C Suman, who is representing the government had told the court that there was a need to complete polls at the earliest because the Andhra Pradesh state government was making plans to intensify the COVID-19 vaccination drive in light of an exponential surge in the Coronavirus cases in the state.

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Kerala Election Results 2021:

Posted on May 3, 2021 by admin

kerala

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Kerala assembly elections 2021 results were declared today on Mon day, 3^rd of May, 2021 by the State Election Commission.
As per the announcement, Pinarayi Vijayan bagged victory leading left Democratic Front (LDF) party with 99 seats from Dharmadam constituency.
Pinarayi Vijayan is the incumbent chief minister of Kerala since 2016 and shall rejoin the post once again from this year, up to next consecutive five years of tenure after his LDF party won the 2021 assembly election.
The CPM-led alliance has managed to defy the decades-old tradition of Kerala voters alternating between the LDF and the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) governments in the state.

While the LDF boasts of multiple popular party leaders and ministers, Pinarayi Vijayan is indisputably the face of the alliance, leading them in the assembly election from the front. Due to his outstanding handling capacity of multiple crises that hit the state consecutively, his image and persona proved how efficient he was to be called a good “crisis manager”.
These multiple crises were such as heavy flood disasters, delivery of food packets and other necessary essentials, relief camps, proper communication system during the calamities, evacuation of migrant workers during the 2020 pandemic lockdown and curfew amid the peak Covid-19, cyclone Ockhi in 2017, Nipah outbreak during 2018 and 2019, as well as advanced payment of welfare pensions to migrant laborers.
In the overall contest, the total number of seats secured by other leading major parties such as CPI (M) is 62, INC secured 21 seats, CPI-17, IUML-15, and KEC (M) securing only 5 seats.
The opposition United Democratic Front (UDF) won with 47 seats while Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) failed to at least open its account.
Kerala has become the only assembly in India that has no representative from the BJP.
Although today is a political celebration day for Kerala, but at the same it mourns in grief the sudden demise of the 87-year-old stalwart politician of Kerala, R. Balakrishna Pillai, who took his last breathe after coming to know that his film star son K.B. Ganesh Kumar won his fifth straight assembly elections from Pathanapuram, Kollam district of Kerala.

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List of winners and their respective constituencies:

SL. No	Assembly Constituency Name	Winning Party	Winning Candidate
1	Manjeshwaram	IUML	P B Abdul Razak
2	Kasaragod	IUML	N A Nellikkunnu
3	Udma	CPM	K Kunhiraman
4	Kanhangad	CPI	E.Chandrashekaran
5	Thrikaripur	CPM	M.Rajagopalan
6	Payyanur	CPM	T I Madhusoodanan
7	Kalliasseri	CPM	T V Rajesh
8	Taliparamba	CPM	James Mathew
9	Irikkur	CONGRESS	K C Joseph
10	Azhikode	IUML	K M Shaji
11	Kannur	CONGRESS (S)	Ramachandran Kadannappalli
12	Dharmadam	CPM	Pinarayi Vijayan
13	Thalassery	CPM	Adv. A N Shamseer
14	Kuthuparamba	CPM	Kk Shailaja
15	Mattanur	CPM	Kk Shailaja
16	Peravoor	CONGRESS	Adv. Sunny Joseph
17	Mananthavady	CPM	O R Kelu
18	Sulthan Bathery	CONGRESS	I.C Balakrishnan
19	Kalpetta	CPM	C K Saseendran
20	Vatakara	JDS	C.K.Nanu
21	Kuttiady	IUML	Parakkal Abdulla
22	Nadapuram	CPI	E. K. Vijayan
23	Koyilandy	INDEPENDENT	Karat Razack
24	Perambra	CPM	T.P.Ramakrishnan
24	Balussery	CPM	Purushuan Kadalundi
25	Chalakkudy	CPM	B. D. Devassy
26	Elathur	CONGRESS	A K Saseendran
27	Kozhikode North	CPM	A Pradeep Kumar
28	Kozhikode South	IUML	Dr. M.K.Muneer
29	Beypore	CPM	Mammed Koya V K C
30	Kunnamangalam	INDEPENDENT	Adv. P.T.A. Rahim ‘E’
31	Koduvally	INDEPENDENT	Karat Razack
32	Thiruvambady	CPM	Linto Joseph
33	Kondotty	IUML	T.V. Ibrahim
34	Eranad	IUML	P.K Basheer
35	Nilambur	INDEPENDENT	P V Anvar
36	Wandoor	CONGRESS	A.P.Anil Kumar
37	Manjeri	IUML	Adv. M Ummer
38	Perinthalmanna	IUML	Manjalamkuzhi Ali
39	Chathannur	CPI	G.S.Jayalal
40	Mankada	IUML	T A Ahammed Kabeer
41	Malappuram	IUML	P Ubaidulla
42	Vengara	IUML	P.K. Kunhalikkutty
42	Vallikkunnu	IUML	Abdul Hameed Master
44	Tirurangadi	IUML	K P A Majeed
45	Tanur	NATIONAL (S) CONF	V Abdurahiman
46	Tarur	CPM	A.K.Balan
47	Kottakkal	IUML	Abid Hussain Thangal
48	Thavanur	INDEPENDENT	Dr. K.T. Jaleel
49	Ponnani	CPM	P. Sreeramakrishnan
50	Thrithala	CONGRESS	V.T. Balram
51	Pattambi	CPI	Muhammed Muhassin
52	Payyannur	CPI	C Krishnan
53	Ottapalam	CPM	P Unni
54	Kongad	CPM	K.V.Vijayadas
55	Mannarkkad	IUML	Adv.N.Samsudheen
56	Malampuzha	CPM	V S Achuthanandan E
57	Palakkad	CONGRESS	Shafi Parambil
58	Taruralathur	CPM	P P Sumod
59	Chittur	JDS	K Krishnankutty
60	Nenmara	CPM	K. Babu
61	Alathur	CPM	K D Prasenan
62	Chelakkara	CPM	U R Pradeep
63	Kunnamkulam	CPM	A C Moideen(E)
64	Guruvayur	CPM	Nk Akbar
65	Manalur	CPM	Murali Perunelly
66	Wadakkanchery	CONGRESS	Anil Akkara
67	Ollur	CPM	Adv. K. Rajan
68	Pala	CONGRESS (K)	K M Mani
69	Thrissur	CPI	Adv.V S Sunilkumar
70	Kaipamangalam	CPI	E T Taison Master
71	Irinjalakuda	CPM	R Bindu
72	Puthukkad	CPM	K.K. Ramachandran
73	Chalakudy	CONGRESS	Saneeshkumar Joseph
74	Kodungallur	CPM	V R Sunilkumar
75	Perumbavoor	CONGRESS	Eldose P Kunnapillil
76	Angamaly	CONGRESS	Roji M John
77	Aluva	CONGRESS	Anwar Sadath
78	Kalamassery	CPM	P Rajeeve
79	Paravur	CPM	V D Satheesan
80	Vypin	CPM	Kn Unnikrishnan
81	Kochi	CPM	K J Maxy
82	Thrippunithura	CPM	Adv. M Swaraj
83	Thrikkakara	CONGRESS	Adv.P T Thomas E
84	Kunnathunad	CPM	Pv Sreenijin
85	Piravom	CONGRESS (K)	Anoop Jacob
86	Muvattupuzha	CPI	Eldho Abraham
87	Kothamangalam	CPM	Antony John
88	Devikulam	CPM	A Raja
89	Udumbanchola	CPM	M.M. Mani
90	Thodupuzha	CONGRESS (K)	P.J. Joseph
91	Idukki	KERALA CONGRESS (M)	Roshy Augustine
92	Peerumade	CPI	E S Bijimol
93	Pala	CONGRESS (K)	K M Mani
94	Kaduthuruthy	CONGRESS (K)	Adv. Mons Joseph
95	Vaikom	CPI	C K Asha
96	Ettumanoor	CPM	Suresh Kurup
97	Kottayam	CONGRESS	Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan
98	Puthuppally	CONGRESS	Oommen Chandy
99	Changanassery	CONGRESS (K)	C F Thomas
100	Kanjirappally	CONGRESS	Dr. N Jayaraj
101	Quilandy	CPM	K.Dasan
102	Aroor	CPM	Adv.A.M.Ariff
103	Cherthala	CPI	P.Thilothaman
104	Alappuzha	CPM	Dr.T.M.Thomas Isaac
105	Ambalappuzha	CPM	G.Sudhakaran
106	Kuttanad	NCP	Thomas Chandy
107	Haripad	CONGRESS	Ramesh Chennithala
108	Kayamkulam	CPM	U Prathibha
109	Mavelikara	CPM	R.Rajesh
110	Chengannur	CPM	Adv.K.K.Ramachandran Nair
111	Thiruvalla	JDS	Adv.Mathew T Thomas
112	Ranni	CPM	Raju Abraham
113	Aranmula	CPM	Veena George
114	Konni	CONGRESS	Prakash
115	Adoor	CPI	Chittayam Gopakumar
116	Karunagapally	CONGRESS	C R Mahesh
117	Chavara	CPM	N.Vijayan Pillai
118	Kunnathur	CPM	Kovoor Kunjumon
119	Kottarakkara	CONGRESS	Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan
120	Pathanapuram	CONGRESS (K)	K.B. Ganesh Kumar
121	Punalur	CPM	Adv.K.Raju
122	Chadayamangalam	CPI	Mullakkara Retnakaran
123	Kundara	CONGRESS	P C Vishnunadh
124	Kollam	CPM	M Mukesh
125	Eravipuram	CPM	M. Noushad
126	Chathannoor	CPI	G.S.Jayalal
127	Varkala	CPM	Adv.V.Joy
128	Attingal	CPM	Adv.B.Satyan
129	Chirayinkeezhu	CPI	V. Sasi
130	Nedumangad	CPM	C.Divakaran
131	Vamanapuram	CPM	Adv. D.K.Murali
132	Kazhakkoottam	CPM	Kadakampally Surendran
133	Vattiyoorkavu	CONGRESS	K Muraleedharan
134	Thiruvananthapuram	CONGRESS	V.S. Sivakumar
135	Nemom	BJP	O.Rajagopal
136	Aruvikkara	CPM	K.S. Sabarinadhan
137	Parassala	CPM	C.K.Hareendrakumar
138	Kattakkada	CPM	I B Satheesh
139	Kovalam	CPM	Adv.M.Vincent
140	Neyyattinkara	CPM	K.Ansalan

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West Bengal Elections 2021:

Posted on May 3, 2021 by admin

West Bengal

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West Bengal Assembly election results declared yesterday on Sunday, 2^nd of May by the state election commission exactly at 11:30 pm.
As per the decision, Mamata Banerjee led-TMC party won over 213 seats while leading on 18 seats against Suvendu Adhikary led-BJP party winning only 77 seats while leading on 11 seats.
The election in the state was held over eight rounds of polling for a month amid the deadly second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic on 27^th March, turning out to be the longest polling ever conducted in West Bengal. The dates practically followed 1^st, 6^th, 10^th, 17^th, 22^nd, 26^th, and 29^th of April, 2021.

West Bengal has a 294-member assembly but elections were declined for Shamsherganj and Jangipur seats due to the death of candidates. Therefore, the year 2021 election in this state ended up contesting only for 292 constituencies only.
Out of 292 seats, the winning percentage for TMC is 72.9%, for BJP, it is 26.4%, and for other existing allies, the percentage was only 0.7%.
The Trinamool Congress’ request for recount of votes in Nandigram constituency, where Mamata Banerjee has lost to BJP’s Suvendu Adhikari by 1,736 votes, has been rejected by the Election Commission.
The Left Front comprising the Communist Party of India (Marxist), All India Forward Bloc, the Revolutionary Socialist Party and the Communist Party of India had a legacy in West Bengal and was one of the longest-serving elected governments in the world. The Left Front made a coalition named Sanyukta Morcha with the Congress and Abbas Siddiqui’s Indian Secular Front to try their luck in the 2021 West Bengal assembly polls.
Trinamool spokesperson and Rajya Sabha MP Derek O’Brien described the Trinamool’s election performance as a “momentous” day for India and West Bengal, whereas that of the BJP’s campaigning as a filthy one.

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List of winning candidates and their respective constituencies:

Ac No	Assembly Constituency Name	District	Winning Party	Winning Candidate
1	Mekliganj (Sc)	Coochbehar	Adhikary Paresh Chandra	All India Trinamool Congress
2	Mathabhanga (Sc)	Coochbehar	Sushil Barman	Bharatiya Janata Party
3	Coochbehar Uttar (Sc)	Coochbehar	Sukumar Roy	Bharatiya Janata Party
4	Coochbehar Dakshin	Coochbehar	Nikhil Ranjan Dey	Bharatiya Janata Party
5	Sitalkuchi (Sc)	Coochbehar	Baren Chandra Barman	Bharatiya Janata Party
6	Sitai (Sc)	Coochbehar	Jagadish Chandra Barma Basunia	All India Trinamool Congress
7	Dinhata	Coochbehar	Nisith Pramanik	Bharatiya Janata Party
8	Natabari	Coochbehar	Mihir Goswam	Bharatiya Janata Party
9	Tufanganj	Coochbehar	Malati Rava Roy	Bharatiya Janata Party
10	Kumargram (St)	Alipurduar	Manoj Kumar Oraon	Bharatiya Janata Party
11	Kalchini (St)	Alipurduar	Bishal Lama	Bharatiya Janata Party
12	Alipurduar	Alipurduar	Suman Kanjilal	Bharatiya Janata Party
13	Falakata (Sc)	Alipurduar	Dipak Barman	Bharatiya Janata Party
14	Madarihat (St)	Alipurduar	Manoj Tigga	Bharatiya Janata Party
15	Dhupguri (Sc)	Jalpaiguri	Bishnu Pada Ray	Bharatiya Janata Party
16	Maynaguri (Sc)	Jalpaiguri	Kaushik Roy	Bharatiya Janata Party
17	Jalpaiguri (Sc)	Jalpaiguri	Dr. Pradip Kumar Barma	All India Trinamool Congress
18	Rajganj (Sc)	Jalpaiguri	Khageswar Roy	All India Trinamool Congress
19	Dabgram-Phulbari	Jalpaiguri	Sikha Chatterjee	Bharatiya Janata Party
20	Mal (St)	Jalpaiguri	Bulu Chik Baraik	All India Trinamool Congress
21	Nagrakata (St)	Jalpaiguri	Puna Bhengra	Bharatiya Janata Party
22	Kalimpong	Kalimpong	Ruden Sada Lepcha	Independent
23	Darjeeling	Darjeeling	Neeraj Tamang Zimba	Bharatiya Janata Party
24	Kurseong	Darjeeling	Bishnu Prasad Sharma (Alias B.P. Bajgain)	Bharatiya Janata Party
25	Matigara-Naxalbari (Sc)	Darjeeling	Anandamay Barman	Bharatiya Janata Party
26	Siliguri	Darjeeling	Sankar Ghosh	Bharatiya Janata Party
27	Phansidewa (St)	Darjeeling	Durga Murmu	Bharatiya Janata Party
28	Chopra	Uttar Dinajpur	Hamidul Rahaman	All India Trinamool Congress
29	Islampur	Uttar Dinajpur	Abdul Karim Chowdhary	All India Trinamool Congress
30	Goalpokhar	Uttar Dinajpur	Md. Ghulam Rabbani	All India Trinamool Congress
31	Chakulia	Uttar Dinajpur	Azad Minhajul Arfin	All India Trinamool Congress
32	Karandighi	Uttar Dinajpur	Goutam Paul	All India Trinamool Congress
33	Hemtabad (Sc)	Uttar Dinajpur	Satyajit Barman	All India Trinamool Congress
34	Kaliaganj (Sc)	Uttar Dinajpur	Soumen Roy	Bharatiya Janata Party
35	Rajganj	Uttar Dinajpur	Khageswar Roy	All India Trinamool Congress
36	Itahar	Uttar Dinajpur	Mosaraf Hussen	All India Trinamool Congress
37	Kushmandi (Sc)	Dakshin Dinajpur	Rekha Roy	All India Trinamool Congress
38	Kumarganj	Dakshin Dinajpur	Toraf Hossain Mandal	All India Trinamool Congress
39	Balurghat	Dakshin Dinajpur	Ashok Kumar Lahiri	Bharatiya Janata Party
40	Tapan (St)	Dakshin Dinajpur	Budhrai Tudu	Bharatiya Janata Party
41	Gangarampur (Sc)	Dakshin Dinajpur	Satyendra Nath Ray	Bharatiya Janata Party
42	Harirampur	Dakshin Dinajpur	Biplab Mitra	All India Trinamool Congress
43	Habibpur (St)	Malda	Joyel Murmu	Bharatiya Janata Party
44	Gazole (Sc)	Malda	Chinmoy Deb Barman	Bharatiya Janata Party
45	Chanchal	Malda	Nihar Ranjan Ghosh	Indian National Congress
46	Harishchandrapur	Malda	Tajmul Hossain	All India Trinamool Congress
47	Malatipur	Malda	Abdur Rahim Boxi	All India Trinamool Congress
48	Ratua	Malda	Samar Mukherjee	All India Trinamool Congress
49	Manikchak	Malda	Sabitri Mitra	All India Trinamool Congress
50	Maldaha (Sc)	Malda	Gopal Chandra Saha	Bharatiya Janata Party
51	Englishbazar	Malda	Sreerupa Mitra Chaudhury	Bharatiya Janata Party
52	Mothabari	Malda	Yeasmin Sabina	All India Trinamool Congress
53	Sujapur	Malda	Md Abdul Ghani	All India Trinamool Congress
54	Baisnabnagar	Malda	Chandana Sarkar	All India Trinamool Congress
55	Farakka	Murshidabad	Manirul Islam	All India Trinamool Congress
56	Shamsherganj	Murshidabad	(contest declined)	(contest declined)
57	Suti	Murshidabad	Emani Biswas	All India Trinamool Congress
58	Jangipara	Murshidabad	Snehasis Chakraborty	All India Trinamool Congress
59	Raghunathganj	Murshidabad	Akhruzzaman	All India Trinamool Congress
60	Sagardighi	Murshidabad	Subrata Saha	All India Trinamool Congress
61	Lalgola	Murshidabad	Ali Mohammad	All India Trinamool Congress
62	Bhagawangola	Murshidabad	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
63	Raninagar	Murshidabad	Abdul Soumik Hossain	All India Trinamool Congress
64	Murshidabad	Murshidabad	Gouri Sankar Ghosh	Bharatiya Janata Party
65	Nabagram (Sc)	Murshidabad	Kanai Chandra Mondal	All India Trinamool Congress
66	Khargram (Sc)	Murshidabad	Ashis Marjit	All India Trinamool Congress
67	Burwan (Sc)	Murshidabad	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
68	Kandi	Murshidabad	Apurba Sarkar (David)	All India Trinamool Congress
69	Bharatpur	Murshidabad	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
70	Rejinagar	Murshidabad	Rabiul Alam Chowdhury	All India Trinamool Congress
71	Beldanga	Murshidabad	Hasanuzzaman Sk	All India Trinamool Congress
72	Baharampur	Murshidabad	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
73	Hariharpara	Murshidabad	Niamot Sheikh	All India Trinamool Congress
74	Naoda	Murshidabad	Sahina Momtaz Khan	All India Trinamool Congress
75	Domkal	Murshidabad	Jafikul Islam	All India Trinamool Congress
76	Jalangi	Murshidabad	Abdur Razzak	All India Trinamool Congress
77	Karimpur	Nadia	Bimalendu Sinha Roy	All India Trinamool Congress
78	Tehatta	Nadia	Tapas Kumar Saha	All India Trinamool Congress
79	Palashipara	Nadia	Dr. Manik Bhattacharya	All India Trinamool Congress
80	Kaliganj	Nadia	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
81	Nakashipara	Nadia	Kallol Khan	All India Trinamool Congress
82	Chapra	Nadia	Rukbanur Rahman	All India Trinamool Congress
83	Krishnanagar Uttar	Nadia	Mukul Roy	Bharatiya Janata Party
84	Nabadwip	Nadia	Pundarikakshya Saha	All India Trinamool Congress
85	Krishnanagar Dakshin	Nadia	Ujjal Biswas	All India Trinamool Congress
86	Santipur	Nadia	Jagannath Sarkar	Bharatiya Janata Party
87	Ranaghat Uttar Paschim	Nadia	Parthasarathi Chatterjee	Bharatiya Janata Party
88	Krishnaganj (Sc)	Nadia	Ashis Kumar Biswas	Bharatiya Janata Party
89	Ranaghat Uttar Purba (Sc)	Nadia	Ashim Biswas	Bharatiya Janata Party
90	Ranaghat Dakshin (Sc)	Nadia	Mukut Mani Adhikari	Bharatiya Janata Party
91	Chakdaha	Nadia	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
92	Kalyani (Sc)	Nadia	Ambika Roy	Bharatiya Janata Party
93	Haringhata (Sc)	Nadia	Asim Kumar Sarkar	Bharatiya Janata Party
94	Bagdah (Sc)	North 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
95	Bangaon Uttar (Sc)	North 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
96	Bangaon Dakshin (Sc)	North 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
97	Gaighata (Sc)	North 24 Parganas	Subrata Thakur	Bharatiya Janata Party
98	Swarupnagar (Sc)	North 24 Parganas	Bina Mondal	All India Trinamool Congress
99	Baduria	North 24 Parganas	Abdur Rahim Quazi	All India Trinamool Congress
100	Habra	North 24 Parganas	Jyoti Priya Mallick	All India Trinamool Congress
101	Ashoknagar	North 24 Parganas	Narayan Goswami	All India Trinamool Congress
102	Amdanga	North 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
103	Bijpur	North 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
104	Naihati	North 24 Parganas	Partha Bhowmick	All India Trinamool Congress
105	Bhatpara	North 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
106	Jagatdal	North 24 Parganas	Somenath Shyam Ichini	All India Trinamool Congress
107	Noapara	North 24 Parganas	Manju Basu	All India Trinamool Congress
108	Barrackpore	North 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
109	Khardaha	North 24 Parganas	Kajal Sinha	All India Trinamool Congress
110	Dum Dum Uttar	North 24 Parganas	Chandrima Bhattacharya	All India Trinamool Congress
111	Panihati	North 24 Parganas	Nirmal Ghosh	All India Trinamool Congress
112	Kamarhati	North 24 Parganas	Madan Mitra	All India Trinamool Congress
113	Baranagar	North 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
114	Dum Dum	North 24 Parganas	Brtya Basu	All India Trinamool Congress
115	Rajarhat Newtown	North 24 Parganas	Tapash Chatterjee	All India Trinamool Congress
116	Bidhannagar	North 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
117	Rajarhat Gopalpur	North 24 Parganas	Aditi Munshi	All India Trinamool Congress
118	Madhyamgram	North 24 Parganas	Rathin Ghosh	All India Trinamool Congress
119	Barasat	North 24 Parganas	Chiranjeet Chakrabarti	All India Trinamool Congress
120	Deganga	North 24 Parganas	Rahima Mondal	All India Trinamool Congress
121	Haroa	North 24 Parganas	Islam Sk Nurul (Haji)	All India Trinamool Congress
122	Minakhan (Sc)	North 24 Parganas	Usha Rani Mondal	All India Trinamool Congress
123	Sandeshkhali (St)	North 24 Parganas	Sukumar Mahata	All India Trinamool Congress
124	Basirhat Dakshin	North 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
125	Basirhat Uttar	North 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
126	Hingalganj (Sc)	North 24 Parganas	Debes Mandal	All India Trinamool Congress
127	Gosaba (Sc)	South 24 Parganas	Jayanta Naskar	All India Trinamool Congress
128	Basanti (Sc)	South 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
129	Kultali (Sc)	South 24 Parganas	Ganesh Chandra Mondal	All India Trinamool Congress
130	Patharpratima	South 24 Parganas	Samir Kumar Jana	All India Trinamool Congress
131	Kakdwip	South 24 Parganas	Manturam Pakhira	All India Trinamool Congress
132	Sagar	South 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
133	Kulpi	South 24 Parganas	Jogaranjan Halder	All India Trinamool Congress
134	Raidighi	South 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
135	Mandirbazar (Sc)	South 24 Parganas	Joydeb Halder	All India Trinamool Congress
136	Jaynagar (Sc)	South 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
137	Baruipur Purba (Sc)	South 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
138	Canning Paschim (Sc)	South 24 Parganas	Paresh Ram Das	All India Trinamool Congress
139	Canning Purba	South 24 Parganas	Saokat Molla	All India Trinamool Congress
140	Baruipur Paschim	South 24 Parganas	Biman Banerjee	All India Trinamool Congress
141	Magrahat Purba (Sc)	South 24 Parganas	Namita Saha	All India Trinamool Congress
142	Magrahat Paschim	South 24 Parganas	Gias Uddin Molla	All India Trinamool Congress
143	Diamond Harbour	South 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
144	Falta	South 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
145	Satgachia	South 24 Parganas	Mohan Chandra Naskar	All India Trinamool Congress
146	Bishnupur (Sc)	South 24 Parganas	Dilip Mondal	All India Trinamool Congress
147	Sonarpur Dakshin	South 24 Parganas	Arundhuti Maitra (Lovely)	All India Trinamool Congress
148	Bhangar	South 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
149	Kasba	South 24 Parganas	Ahmed Javed Khan	All India Trinamool Congress
150	Jadavpur	South 24 Parganas	Debabrata Majumdar (Malay)	All India Trinamool Congress
151	Sonarpur Uttar	South 24 Parganas	Firdousi Begum	All India Trinamool Congress
152	Tollyganj	South 24 Parganas	Aroop Biswas	All India Trinamool Congress
153	Behala Purba	South 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
154	Behala Paschim	South 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
155	Maheshtala	South 24 Parganas	Dulal Chandra Das	All India Trinamool Congress
156	Budge Budge	South 24 Parganas	Ashok Kumar Deb	All India Trinamool Congress
157	Metiabruz	South 24 Parganas	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
158	Kolkata Port	Kolkata	Firhad Hakim	All India Trinamool Congress
159	Bhabanipur	Kolkata	Sobhandeb Chattopadhyay	All India Trinamool Congress
160	Rashbehari	Kolkata	Debasish Kumar	All India Trinamool Congress
161	Ballygunge	Kolkata	Subrata Mukherjee	All India Trinamool Congress
162	Chowrangee	Kolkata	Bandyopadhyay Nayna	All India Trinamool Congress
163	Entally	Kolkata	Swarna Kamal Saha	All India Trinamool Congress
164	Beleghata	Kolkata	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
165	Jorasanko	Kolkata	Vivek Gupta	All India Trinamool Congress
166	Shyampukur	Kolkata	Dr. Shashi Panja	All India Trinamool Congress
167	Maniktala	Kolkata	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
168	Kashipur Belgachhia	Kolkata	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
169	Bally	Howrah	Rana Chatterjee	All India Trinamool Congress
170	Howrah Uttar	Howrah	Gautam Chowdhuri	All India Trinamool Congress
171	Howrah Madhya	Howrah	Arup Roy, S/O Late Prabhat Roy	All India Trinamool Congress
172	Shibpur	Howrah	Manoj Tiwary	All India Trinamool Congress
173	Howrah Dakshin	Howrah	Nandita Chowdhury	All India Trinamool Congress
174	Sankrail (Sc)	Howrah	Priya Paul	All India Trinamool Congress
175	Panchla	Howrah	Gulsan Mullick	All India Trinamool Congress
176	Uluberia Purba	Howrah	Pulak Roy	All India Trinamool Congress
177	Uluberia Uttar (Sc)	Howrah	Dr. Nirmal Maji	All India Trinamool Congress
178	Uluberia Dakshin	Howrah	Pulak Roy	All India Trinamool Congress
179	Shyampur	Howrah	Kalipada Mandal	All India Trinamool Congress
180	Bagnan	Howrah	Arunava Sen (Raja)	All India Trinamool Congress
181	Amta	Howrah	Sukanta Kumar Paul	All India Trinamool Congress
182	Udaynarayanpur	Howrah	Samir Kumar Panja	All India Trinamool Congress
183	Jagatballavpur	Howrah	Sitanath Ghosh	All India Trinamool Congress
184	Domjur	Howrah	Kalyan Ghosh	All India Trinamool Congress
185	Uttarpara	Hooghly	Kanchan Mullick	All India Trinamool Congress
186	Sreerampur	Hooghly	Dr. Sudipto Roy	All India Trinamool Congress
187	Champdani	Hooghly	Arindam Guin (Bubai)	All India Trinamool Congress
188	Singur	Hooghly	Becharam Manna	All India Trinamool Congress
189	Chandannagar	Hooghly	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
190	Chunchura	Hooghly	Asit Mazumder (Tapan)	All India Trinamool Congress
191	Balagarh (Sc)	Hooghly	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
192	Pandua	Hooghly	Dr. Ratna De Nag	All India Trinamool Congress
193	Saptagram	Hooghly	Tapan Dasgupta	All India Trinamool Congress
194	Chanditala	Hooghly	Swati Khandoker	All India Trinamool Congress
195	Jangipara	Hooghly	Snehasis Chakraborty	All India Trinamool Congress
196	Haripal	Hooghly	Dr. Karabi Manna	All India Trinamool Congress
197	Dhanekhali (Sc)	Hooghly	Asima Patra	All India Trinamool Congress
198	Tarakeswar	Hooghly	Ramendu Sinharay	All India Trinamool Congress
199	Pursurah	Hooghly	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
200	Arambag (Sc)	Hooghly	Madhusudan Bag	Bharatiya Janata Party
201	Goghat (Sc)	Hooghly	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
202	Khanakul	Hooghly	Susanta Ghosh	Bharatiya Janata Party
203	Tamluk	Purba Medinipur	Saumen Kumar Mahapatra	All India Trinamool Congress
204	Panskura Purba	Purba Medinipur	Biplab Roy Chowdhury	All India Trinamool Congress
205	Panskura Paschim	Purba Medinipur	Phiroja Bibi	All India Trinamool Congress
206	Moyna	Purba Medinipur	Ashoke Dinda	Bharatiya Janata Party
207	Nandakumar	Purba Medinipur	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
208	Mahisadal	Purba Medinipur	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
209	Haldia (Sc)	Purba Medinipur	Tapasi Mondal	Bharatiya Janata Party
210	Nandigram	Purba Medinipur	Adhikari Suvendu	Bharatiya Janata Party
211	Chandipur	Purba Medinipur	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
212	Patashpur	Purba Medinipur	Uttam Barik	All India Trinamool Congress
213	Kanthi Uttar	Purba Medinipur	Sumita Sinha	Bharatiya Janata Party
214	Bhagabanpur	Purba Medinipur	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
215	Khejuri (Sc)	Purba Medinipur	Santanu Pramanik	Bharatiya Janata Party
216	Kanthi Dakshin	Purba Medinipur	Arup Kumar Das	Bharatiya Janata Party
217	Ramnagar	Purba Medinipur	Akhil Giri	All India Trinamool Congress
218	Egra	Purba Medinipur	Tarun Kumar Maity	All India Trinamool Congress
219	Dantan	Paschim Medinipur	Bikram Chandra Pradhan	All India Trinamool Congress
223	Keshiary (St)	Paschim Medinipur	Paresh Murmu	All India Trinamool Congress
224	Kharagpur Sadar	Paschim Medinipur	Hiranmoy Chattopadhyaya	Bharatiya Janata Party
225	Narayangarh	Paschim Medinipur	Atta Surja Kanta	All India Trinamool Congress
226	Sabang	Paschim Medinipur	Manas Ranjan Bhunia	All India Trinamool Congress
227	Pingla	Paschim Medinipur	Ajit Maity	All India Trinamool Congress
228	Kharagpur	Paschim Medinipur	Dinen Roy	All India Trinamool Congress
229	Debra	Paschim Medinipur	Humayun Kabir	All India Trinamool Congress
230	Daspur	Paschim Medinipur	Mamata Bhunia	All India Trinamool Congress
231	Ghatal (Sc)	Paschim Medinipur	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
232	Chandrakona (Sc)	Paschim Medinipur	Arup Dhara	All India Trinamool Congress
233	Garbeta	Paschim Medinipur	Uttara Singha (Hazra	All India Trinamool Congress
234	Salboni	Paschim Medinipur	Srikanta Mahata	All India Trinamool Congress
235	Keshpur (Sc)	Paschim Medinipur	Seuli Saha	All India Trinamool Congress
236	Medinipur	Paschim Medinipur	June Maliah	All India Trinamool Congress
220	Nayagram (St)	Jhargram	Dulal Murmu	All India Trinamool Congress
221	Gopiballavpur	Jhargram	Dr. Khagendra Nath Mahata	All India Trinamool Congress
222	Jhargram	Jhargram	Birbaha Hansda	All India Trinamool Congress
237	Binpur (St)	Jhargram	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
238	Bandwan (St)	Purulia	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
239	Balarampur	Purulia	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
240	Baghmundi	Purulia	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
241	Joypur	Purulia	Nara Hari Mahato	Bharatiya Janata Party
242	Purulia	Purulia	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
243	Manbazar (St)	Purulia	Sandhyarani Tudu	All India Trinamool Congress
244	Kashipur	Purulia	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
245	Para (Sc)	Purulia	Nadiar Chand Bouri	Bharatiya Janata Party
246	Raghunathpur (Sc)	Purulia	(result not yet updated)	(result not yet updated)
247	Saltora (Sc)	Bankura	Bauri Chandana	Bharatiya Janata Party
248	Chhatna	Bankura	Satyanarayan Mukhopadhyay	Bharatiya Janata Party

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2021 Tirupati Lok Sabha Seat By-Election Results:

Posted on May 3, 2021 by admin

Andhra Pradesh

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The results of the by-election held for the Lok Sabha seat of Tirupati Parliamentary Constituency were declared on Sunday evening by the Election Commission of India (ECI). The notification of the by-election was issued in the third week of March and the last date for filing of nominations was 30^th March. The by-election polls were conducted on 17^th April without any hiccups. The results of the by-election have been released by the ECI after counting began on Sunday 2^nd May at 8AM.

In a unsurprising result, YSR Congress Party’s (YSRCP) M. Gurumoorthy scored a stunning victory over closest rival Panabaka Lakshmi of Telugu Desam Party (TDP). The YSRCP candidate M. Gurumoorthy scored 6, 24, 575 votes and convincingly beat Panabaka Lakshmi of TDP who had the second highest number of votes 3, 53, 792 votes to her name. With this result, the YSRCP has secured victory a gawping margin of 2, 70,783 votes more than their nearest rival. The next closest rival for YSRCP after TDP was touted to be BJP who fielded K. Ratnaprabha for the by-elections. Ratnaprabha only secured 56, 842 votes for BJP. The vote share for the respective parties was as follows – YSRCP – 56.67%, TDP – 32.09%, BJP – 5.17%, INC – 0.87%, CPI (M) – 0.54%, NOTA – 1.41% and Others – 3.26%.

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This victory margin of over 2.7 lakh votes more than the opposition is greater than their margin of victory for the same seat during the 2019 Lok Sabha Elections. In 2019, YSRCP won the Tirupati Lok Sabha seat by a margin of 2.28 lakh votes which is around 42,000 votes less than their victory margin in the 2021 by-elections. The vote counting process was repeated for 25 rounds with strict Covid-19 protocols in place at the counting stations. The counting stations were 10 halls of the SV University campus situated in Tirupati and 7 halls of the DKW College.

28 candidates contested for the much anticipated by-elections and the 7 assemblu segments that fall under the Tirupati Lok Sabha Parliamentary constituency witnessed a hotly contested battle between the ruling party YSRCP and oppositions of TDP & BJP. There was a voter turnout of nearly 64% on the day of polling. The Tirupati Lok Sabha by-elections were necessitated due to the demise of the then incumbent Lok Sabha seat holder from the YSRCP Balli Durgaprasad back in September of 2020.

The YSRCP had organised public meetings while campaigning for the LS seat by-elections, they had also planned a large public event with Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy scheduled to make an appearance. However, the party president and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy cancelled his visit due to rising Covid-19 cases in Tirupati. YSRCP candidate continued campaigning on the ground at grass-root level as he personally met and interacted with farmers, agriculture vendors, labourers and other workers. Meanwhile the opposition TDP had tried everything and left no stone turned during campaigning to try and garner the support of the people. TDP chief N. Chandrababu Naidu was also part of the campaigning bby Panabaka Lakshmi. N. Chandrababu Naidu had made sure he had conducted at least one public meeting in the 7 assembly segments of Tirupati parliamentary constituency to ask for the support of Tirupati’s citizens.

At the end of the day on 2^nd May, all of TDP’s efforts seemed to have been laid to waste after they were crushed to a heavy defeat by YSRCP.

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Tamil Nadu Election Results 2021:

Posted on May 3, 2021 by admin

Tamil Nadu

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Tamil Nadu Election results are out for 2021 and MK Stalin leads the victory with at least 156 seats in the 234-membered constituency.
The victory of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) party marked as a convincing one after almost a struggling decade, overthrowing All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) party.
Now that the results are out, MK Stalin to become the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu for the first time, moving towards a majority of its own, expecting to bag 125 seats last night on Sunday.
The AIADMK under outgoing chief minister Edappadi K Palaniswami had to put up a decent fight bagging only 66 seats. Its allies PMK nad BJP however, were leading in five and four seats respectively.
For the first time, there was no towering presence of two stalwarts, DMK president M. Karunanidhi and AIADMK chief Jayalalithaa.

The two communist parties-CPI and CPI(M), secured two seats each allowing VCK (Viduthalai Chiruthaikal Katchi) to win atleast four seats.
Other alliances in the contest included MMK (Manithaneya Makkal Katchi), MDMK (Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam), PMK (Pattali Makkal Katchi), VCK (Vidhuthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi), TVK (Tamizhaga Vazhvurimai Katchi), BJP, AAP, as well as Congress.
Now that Congress was an early part of the DMK alliance, it performed outstandingly increasing its presence in the assembly to 17 from a mere eight seats during the previous election in 2016.
The DMK’s vote share was 37.7 percent with an impressive performance in regions including southern and northern regions while the AIADMK sliced away 33.4 percent.
The State’s Election Commission is yet to declare winners for all the 234 segments after which all the winning constituencies shall be updated soon.
Yesterday, for the DMK, it was a dream come true moment and in sync with its election song, “Stalin Thaan vararu”, which meant Stalin is going to become the chief minister.
DMK’s major ally the Congress was ahead in 16 seats, VCK in four constituencies and the two left parties in two segments each.
In 2006 assembly polls, AIADMK has lost the contest but anyhow managed to bag 61 seats. That following year, DMK won the polling with 96 seats, whereas Congress won 34.
But the game took a turning point in the 2016 with AIADMK winning 136 seats, DMK securing only 89 seats, and Congress winning only eight.
The prominent winners included the DMK chief MK Stalin himself from Kolathur and his son and party youth wing secretary, Udhayanidhi Stalin from Chepauk-Triplicane.
It is announced that MK Stalin will take oath for his Chief Minister post on 7^th of May, 2021.
Makkal Needhi Maiam Chief Kamal Hassan loses to BJP women’s wing national president Vanathi Srinivasan in Coimbatore South constituency.
Kerala’s Left Democratic Front (LDF) won 99 out of the total 140 seats in the assembly, securing a second term in office.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi k Palaniswami resigns the post, giving a fresh space for DMK to serve the state of Tamil Nadu.
Amid allegations of dynasty politics, DMK strategists made a conscious effort to put Stalin at the centre of its campaign. Some accused him for being in too much hurry to win the post whereas his supporters on his victory consecutively doomed over those accusers and stated that it was his confidence and a good sense of urgency that made him win the contest and that “now the prince has become the king!”
People do agree that Stalin’s father Karunanidhi was a great orator, writer, and a national political colossus, but when it comes to Stalin, he loses the capability. They are the spoon-fed steps of his father, that enabled him to climb this wall of victory. It is however, very practical that Stalin didn’t take his inheritance for granted. He put all his wounds over to get this throne that serves the people of Tamil Nadu as well as the Indian civilization.

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Tamil Nadu Assembly Election Results 2021:

Party	Won	Leading	Total
All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam	42	26	68
Bharatiya Janata Party	3	1	4
Communist Party of India	2	0	2
Communist Party of India (Marxist)	1	1	2
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam	91	41	132
Indian National Congress	9	8	17
Pattali Makkal Katchi	4	1	5
Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi	3	1	4
Total	155	79	234

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List of Winners and their respective constituencies:

Constituency	Constituency No.	Leading Candidate	Leading Party
Alangudi	182	Siva.V.Meyyanathan	DMK
Alangulam	223	Paul Manoj Pandian	AIADMK
Ambasamudram	225	E.Subaya	AIADMK
Ambur	48	Vilwanathan.A.C	DMK
Anaikattu	44	A.P.Nandakumar	DMK
Andipatti	198	A.Maharajan	DMK
Anna Nagar	21	M.K. Mohan	DMK
Anthiyur	105	Venkatachalam.A.G	DMK
Arakkonam	38	S.Ravi	AIADMK
Arcot	42	J.L.Eswarappan	DMK
Ariyalur	149	Chinnappa K	DMK
Aruppukkottai	207	K.K.S.S.R.Ramachandran	DMK
Attur	82	Jayasankaran, A.P.	AIADMK
Avanashi	112	Dhanapal, P	AIADMK
Bargur	52	Mathiazhagan D	DMK
Bhavani	104	Karuppanan.K.C	AIADMK
Bhavanisagar	107	A.Bannari	AIADMK
Bhuvanagiri	157	Arunmozhithevan. A	AIADMK
Chengalpattu	32	Varalakshmi.M	DMK
Chengam	62	Giri.M.P	DMK
Chepauk-Thiruvallikeni	19	Udhayanidhi Stalin	DMK
Cheyyar	68	Jothi. O	DMK
Chidambaram	158	K.A. Pandian	AIADMK
Coimbatore (South)	120	Vanathi Srinivasan	BJP
Coonoor	110	Ramachandran, K.	DMK
Cuddalore	155	G.Iyappan	DMK
Dharapuram	101	Kayalvizhi N	DMK
Dharmapuri	59	Venkateshwaran.S.P.	PMK
Dr.Radhakrishnan Nagar	11	Ebenezer. J.J. (@) John Ebenezer.J	DMK
Egmore	16	I.Paranthamen	DMK
Erode (East)	98	Thirumahan Everaa,E.	Congress
Gandarvakkottai	178	M.Chinnadurai	CPM
Gingee	70	Masthan K S	DMK
Gobichettipalayam	106	Sengottaiyan K.A	AIADMK
Gudalur	109	Pon.Jayaseelan	AIADMK
Gudiyattam	46	Amulu.V	DMK
Harbour	18	Sekarbabu. P.K	DMK
Harur	61	Sampathkumar.V	AIADMK
Jayankondam	150	Kannan Ka So Ka	DMK
Jolarpet	49	Devaraji.K.	DMK
Kadayanallur	221	C.Krishnamurali	AIADMK
Kalasapakkam	65	Saravanan.P.S.T	DMK
Kallakurichi	80	Senthilkumar.M	AIADMK
Kangayam	102	Saminathan.M.P	DMK
Karaikudi	184	S.Mangudi	Congress
Katpadi	40	Duraimurugan	DMK
Kattumannarkoil	159	Sinthanai Selvan	VCK
Killiyoor	234	Rajesh Kumar S	Congress
Kilpennathur	64	K.Pitchandi	DMK
Kilvaithinankuppam	45	M.Jagan Moorthy	AIADMK
Kovilpatti	218	Kadambur Raju	AIADMK
Kulithalai	137	R.Manickam	DMK
Kumarapalayam	97	Thangamani.P	AIADMK
Kumbakonam	171	Anbalagan, G.	DMK
Kunnam	148	Sivasankar, S.S.	DMK
Kurinjipadi	156	M.R.K.Panneerselvam	DMK
Lalgudi	143	A.Soundarapandian	DMK
Madathukulam	126	C Mahendran	AIADMK
Madavaram	9	Sudharsanam. S	DMK
Madurai North	191	Thalapathi G	DMK
Madurai South	192	Boominathan.M	DMK
Madurai West	194	Raju. K	AIADMK
Madurantakam	35	Maragatham. K	AIADMK
Mailam	71	Sivakumar C	PMK
Manachanallur	144	S. Kathiravan	DMK
Manamadurai	187	Tamilarasi A.	DMK
Mannargudi	167	Rajaa T R B	DMK
Mayiladuthurai	161	Rajakumar.S	Congress
Melur	188	Periyapullan @ Selvam P.	AIADMK
Mettuppalayam	111	Selvaraj A K	AIADMK
Mettur	85	Sadhasivam.S	PMK
Modakkurichi	100	Saraswathi.C	BJP
Musiri	145	N. Thiyagarajan	DMK
Mylapore	25	Velu.Dha	DMK
Nagapattinam	163	J. Mohamed Shanavas	VCK
Nannilam	169	Kamaraj R	AIADMK
Natham	131	Natham.R.Viswanathan	AIADMK
Neyveli	153	Saba.Rajendran	DMK
Nilakkottai	130	S.Thenmozhi	AIADMK
Oddanchatram	128	Sakkarapani R	DMK
Orathanadu	175	Vaithilingam, R.	AIADMK
Ottapidaram	217	Shunmugaiah C	DMK
Padmanabhapuram	232	Mano Thangaraj, T.	DMK
Palacode	57	Anbalagan.K.P.	AIADMK
Palayamkottai	226	Abdul Wahab .M	DMK
Panruti	154	Velmurugan.T	DMK
Papanasam	172	Dr.JAWAHIRULLAH, M.H.	DMK
Pappireddipatti	60	Govindasamy.A	AIADMK
Paramakudi	209	Murugesan S	DMK
Paramathi-Velur	95	Sekar S	AIADMK
Pattukkottai	176	Annadurai, K.	DMK
Pennagaram	58	Mani. G.K	PMK
Perambalur	147	Prabhaharan, M.	DMK
Perambur	12	Shekar. R.D	DMK
Peravurani	177	Ashokkumar, N.	DMK
Perundurai	103	Jayakumar, S.	AIADMK
Pollachi	123	Pollachi V. Jayaraman	AIADMK
Polur	66	Agri KRISHNAMURTHY. S S	AIADMK
Poompuhar	162	Nivedha M. Murugan	DMK
Radhapuram	228	M.Appavu	DMK
Rajapalayam	202	Thangapandian S.	DMK
Ranipet	41	R.Gandhi	DMK
Rasipuram	92	Mathiventhan M	DMK
Rishivandiyam	78	Karthikeyan K	DMK
Royapuram	17	Murthy.R.Idream	DMK
Salem (North)	89	R. Rajendran	DMK
Sankarankovil	219	Raja E	DMK
Sankarapuram	79	Udhayasuriyan T	DMK
Sattur	204	Raghuraman, A.R.R.	DMK
Senthamangalam	93	Ponnusamy K	DMK
Sholinghur	39	A.M.Munirathinam	Congress
Sirkazhi	160	Panneerselvam	DMK
Sivaganga	186	Pr. Senthilnathan	AIADMK
Sivakasi	205	Ashokan.G	Congress
Srirangam	139	Palaniyandi.M	DMK
Srivaikuntam	216	Amirtharaj .S	Congress
Srivilliputhur	203	Manraj, E.M.	AIADMK
Sulur	116	Kandasamy V.P.	AIADMK
Tenkasi	222	Palani Nadar.S	Congress
Thalli	56	Ramachandran.T	CPI
Thanjavur	174	Neelamegam, T.K.G.	DMK
Thiruporur	33	S.S.Balaji	VCK
Thiruthuraipoondi	166	Marimuthu K	CPI
Thiruvaiyaru	173	Durai.Chandrasekaran	DMK
Thiruvallur	4	Raajendran, V.G.	DMK
Thiruvarur	168	Kalaivanan Poondi K.	DMK
Thiruverumbur	142	Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi	DMK
Thiruvottiyur	10	K.P.Shankar	DMK
Thoothukkudi	214	P.Geetha Jeevan	DMK
Thousand Lights	20	Ezhilan N	DMK
Thuraiyur	146	S.Stalinkumar	DMK
Tindivanam	72	Arjunan P	AIADMK
Tiruchendur	215	Anitha R. Radhakrishnan	DMK
Tiruchengodu	96	Eswaran E R	DMK
Tiruchirappalli (East)	141	Inigo Irudayaraj,S.	DMK
Tiruchirappalli (West)	140	Nehru, K.N.	DMK
Tiruchuli	208	Thangam Thenarasu	DMK
Tirukkoyilur	76	K.Ponmudy	DMK
Tirunelveli	224	Nainar Nagenthran	BJP
Tirupattur	50	A. Nallathambi	DMK
Tiruppattur	185	Kr.Periyakaruppan	DMK
Tiruppur (North)	113	Vijeyakumar.K.N	AIADMK
Tiruppur (South)	114	Selvaraj. K.	DMK
Tiruvannamalai	63	E V Velu	DMK
Tittakudi	151	Ganesan, C.V.	DMK
Udhagamandalam	108	Ganesh, R.	Congress
Udumalaipettai	125	Radhakrishnan,K.	AIADMK
Ulundurpettai	77	Manikannan A J	DMK
Usilampatti	197	Ayyappan P	AIADMK
Valparai	124	Amulkandasami T K	AIADMK
Vandavasi	69	Ambethkumar S	DMK
Vaniyambadi	47	G.Sendhil Kumar	AIADMK
Vanur	73	Chakrapani M	AIADMK
Vasudevanallur	220	Sadhan Thirumalaikumar, Doctor.T	DMK
Vedaranyam	165	O.S.Manian	AIADMK
Vedasandur	133	Gandhirajan S	DMK
Veerapandi	91	Rajamuthu, M.	AIADMK
Vellore	43	Karthikeyan .P	DMK
Veppanahalli	54	K.P.Munusamy	AIADMK
Vikravandi	75	Pugazhenthi N	DMK
Vilathikulam	213	Markandayan V	DMK
Villivakkam	14	A . Vetriazhagan	DMK
Virudhunagar	206	Seenivasan A.R.R	DMK
Vriddhachalam	152	Radhakrishnan	Congress
Yercaud	83	G. Chitra	AIADMK
Alandur	28	T.M.Anbarasan	DMK
Ambattur	8	Joseph Samuel	DMK
Arani	67	S.Ramachandran	AIADMK
Aranthangi	183	Ramachandran T	Congress
Aravakurichi	134	Elango. R	DMK
Athoor	129	Periyasamy I	DMK
Avadi	6	Nasar S M	DMK
Bodinayakanur	200	O.Panneerselvam	AIADMK
Cheyyur	34	Babu M	VCK
Coimbatore (North)	118	Amman K.Arjunan	AIADMK
Colachal	231	Prince J.G.	Congress
Cumbum	201	N.Ramakrishnan	DMK
Dindigul	132	Sreenivasan.C	AIADMK
Edappadi	86	Edappadi Palaniswami. K	AIADMK
Erode (West)	99	Muthusamy S	DMK
Gangavalli	81	Nallathambi,A.	AIADMK
Gummidipoondi	1	Govindarajan T.J	DMK
Hosur	55	Prakaash Y	DMK
Kancheepuram	37	C.V.M.P. Ezhailzrasan	DMK
Kanniyakumari	229	Thalavai Sundaram N.	AIADMK
Karur	135	Senthilbalaji V	DMK
Kavundampalayam	117	G.Arunkumar	AIADMK
Kilvelur	164	Nagaimaali V P	CPM
Kinathukadavu	122	Damodaran.S	AIADMK
Kolathur	13	M.K. Stalin	DMK
Krishnagiri	53	Senguttuvan.T	DMK
Krishnarayapuram	136	Sivagama Sundari.K	DMK
Madurai Central	193	Palanivel Thiaga Rajan	DMK
Madurai East	189	Moorthy P	DMK
Maduravoyal	7	Ganapathy.K	DMK
Manapparai	138	Abdul Samad P	DMK
Mudhukulathur	212	R.S.Rajakannappan	DMK
Nagercoil	230	Gandhi M.R.	BJP
Namakkal	94	Ramalingam P	DMK
Nanguneri	227	Ruby R Manoharan	Congress
Omalur	84	R.Mani	AIADMK
Palani	127	Senthil Kumar I.P	DMK
Palladam	115	Anandan M S M	AIADMK
Pallavaram	30	Karunanithi	DMK
Periyakulam	199	K.S.Saravanakumaar	DMK
Ponneri	2	Durai. Chandrasekar	Congress
Poonamallee	5	Krishnaswamy A	DMK
Pudukkottai	180	V . Muthuraja	DMK
Ramanathapuram	211	Katharbatcha Muthuramalingam	DMK
Saidapet	23	Subramanian. Ma	DMK
Salem (South)	90	E.Balasubramanian	AIADMK
Salem (West)	88	Arul. R	PMK
Sankari	87	Sundararajan, S.	AIADMK
Sholavandan	190	Venkatesan A	DMK
Shozhinganallur	27	S.Aravindramesh	DMK
Singanallur	121	Jayaram, K.R	AIADMK
Sriperumbudur	29	Selvaperunthagai	Congress
Tambaram	31	Raja.S.R	DMK
Thiru-Vi-Ka-Nagar	15	Sivakumar.P	DMK
Thirumangalam	196	Udhayakumar R B	AIADMK
Thirumayam	181	P.K.Vairamuthu	AIADMK
Thiruparankundram	195	Rajanchellappa, V.V.	AIADMK
Thiruvidaimarudur	170	Chezhiaan, Govi.	DMK
Thiyagarayanagar	24	Karunanithi J	DMK
Thondamuthur	119	S.P. Velumani	AIADMK
Tiruttani	3	S.Chandran	DMK
Tiruvadanai	210	Karumanickam	Congress
Uthangarai	51	T.M.Tamilselvam	AIADMK
Uthiramerur	36	Somasundaram V	AIADMK
Velachery	26	Jmh.Aassan Maulaana	Congress
Vilavancode	233	Vijayadharani S	Congress
Villupuram	74	Lakshmanan R	DMK
Viralimalai	179	Vijaya Basker C	AIADMK
Virugampakkam	22	Amv.Prabhakara Raja	DMK

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2021 Puducherry Election Results! Latest Results and Winners List:

Posted on May 3, 2021May 6, 2021 by admin

Puducherry

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The Election Commission of India has declared the election results of the 2021 Puducherry Assembly Elections during the early hours of Monday 3^rd May 2021. The alliance of All India N.R. Congress (AINRC) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has secured the safe majority required to form government in the Union Territory of Puducherry. The winning alliance secured 16 of the 30 seats to obtain majority and for the next government in the 30 member Legislative Assembly of Puducherry.

The final results after the counting are – AINRC has won 10 seats, BJP has won 6, DMK secured 6 wins, 2 wins for Congress and the rest 6 were won by Independents. This the first time that the AIADMK has scored a duck with no wins in the UT of Puducherry. Sources informed the media that the first talks had already commenced late Sunday night between the AINRC and BJP parties to form government in Puducherry. BJP state-in-charge for Union Territories Nirmal Kumar Surana was already present in Puducherry and was taking the lead of the discussions being held by the BJP with the AINRC leaders regarding formation of government.

AINRC Founder and President N Rangaswamy has called for a meeting of party legislators on Monday. Monday will be a busy day for N Rangaswamy as Nirmal Kumar Surana and BJP Rajya Sabha MP also scheduled a meeting with the AINRC founder on Monday afternoon. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Minister Amit Shah expressed gratitude towards the Puducherry public after securing majority with their alliances AINRC and AIADMK. “I thank the people of Puducherry for blessing NDA. We are humbled to serve the people and fulfil their dreams. Our Karyakartas made outstanding efforts to work among the people and elaborate on our agenda of good governance,” tweeted PM Modi from his Twitter handle.

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Puducherry Election Results 2021: List of Winners

Ariankuppam – Datchanamourtt (NRC)
Bahour – R Senthilkumar (DMK)
Embalam – U Lakshmikandhan (NRC)
Indira Nagar – V Aroumougame (NRC)
Kadirgamam – S Ramesh (NRC)
Kalapet – M L Kalyanasundaram (BJP)
Kamaraj Nagar – A Johnkumar (BJP)
Karaikal – PRN Thirumurugan (NRC)
Karaikal South – AMH Nazim (DMK)
Lawspet – M Vaithianathan (Congress)
Mahe – Ramesan Parambath (Congress)
Manavely – R Selvam (BJP)
Mangalam – Djeacoumar C (NRC)
Mannadipet – A Namassivayam (BJP)
Mudaliarpet – L Sambath (DMK)
Muthialpet – J Prakash Kumar (IND)
Nedungadu – Chandirapriyanga (NRC)
Nellithope – J Vivilian Richards (BJP)
Neravy-T.R.Pattinam – Nagathiyagarajan (DMK)
Nettapakkam – P Rajavelu (NRC)
Orleampeth – G Nehru Kuppusamy (IND)
Oupalam – Annibal Kennedy (DMK)
Oussudu – AK Sai J Saravanan Kumar (BJP)
Ozhukarai – M Sivasankar (IND)
Raj Bhavan – K Lakshminarayanan (NRC)
Thattanchavady – N Rangaswamy (NRC)
Thirubhuvanai – P Angalane (IND)
Thirunallar – PR Siva (IND)
Villianur – R Siva (DMK)
Yanam – Gollapalli Srinivas Ashok (IND-Congress)

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Puducherry Election Results 2021: Winners List Party Wise

Constituency	Candidate name	Party
Ariankuppam	Datchanamourtt	NRC
Embalam	U Lakshmikandhan	NRC
Indira Nagar	V Aroumougame	NRC
Kadirgamam	S Ramesh	NRC
Kalapet	M L Kalyanasudaram	BJP
Kamaraj Nagar	A Johnkumar	BJP
Karaikal	PRN Thirumurugan	NRC
Karaikal south	AMH Nazim	DMK
Manavely	R Selvam	BJP
Mangalam	Djeacoumar c	NRC
Mannadipet	A Namassivayam	BJP
Mudaliarpet	L Sambath	DMK
Nedungadu	Chandirapriyanga	NRC
Nellithope	J Vivilian Richards	BJP
Neravy – T.R.Pattinam	Nagathiyagarajan	DMk
Nettapakkam	P Rajavelu	NRC
Oupalam	Annibal Kennedy	DMK
Oussudu	AK Sai J Saravanan Kumar	BJP
Raj Bhavan	K Lakshminarayanan	NRC
Thattanchavady	N Rangaswamy	NRC
Villianur	R Siva	DMK

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2021 Assam Assembly Election Results! Latest Results & List of Winners:

Posted on May 3, 2021 by admin

Assam

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The BJP led alliance is set to form government again in the state of Assam as the Assam Assembly Election Results 2021 are being updated. The NDA alliance led by the ruling party Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) looks set to win comfortably over the Grand Alliance led by the Indian National Congress (INC) in Assam. The BJP led NDA has won 76 seats in the Assam Assembly Elections 2021, the INC led Grand Alliance has won in 49 seats with the remaining lone seat going to the non-allied party of Raijor Dal (RD).

The elections in Assam were held in 3 phases on 27^th March, 1^st April and 6^th April. The polling turnout in Assam were 79.93%, 80.96% and 82.33% in the 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd phases respectively. The ruling party BJP contested 92 seats and its alliance Asom Gana Parishad fought 26 seats. On the Grand Alliance front, Congress fought for 94 seats and its ally AIUDF competed for victory in 14 seats.

The BJP led alliance with Asom Gana Parishad (AGP), the United People’s Party Liberal (UPPL) and the Gana Suraksha Party (GSP) – the allies of BJP mainly represent the Bodo and Sarania companies respectively. The Grand Alliance led by the Indian National Congress which was dubbed as “Mahajot” comprises of the All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF), Bodoland People’s Front (BDF), the Communist Party of India [Marxist] (CPI (M)), CPI (Marxist & Leninist) and Anchalik Gana Morcha (AGM). The NDA has had to deal with attacks from 2 fronts in the Assam elections, one challenge was posed by the INC led Grand Alliance and its minority supported allied parties of AIUDF and BDF. The other challenge for the NDA was from strong and newly formed regional parties of Assam Jatiya Parishad (AJP) and the Raijor Dal (RD) a party that was formed out of the protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) that swept Assam in 2019. Raijor Dal President Akhil Gogoi won the Sibasagar seat while being jailed.

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The counting began at 8AM in the state of Assam at 331 counting halls spread throughout the state. Strict health protocols were followed during the counting process which took place during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic crisis in the country. A 3 tier security system was also arranged at all the counting halls to ensure maximum security and smooth functioning of the counting process. The results were declared slowly throughout the day for each seat and the final results declared late at night on 2^nd May. The ruling party of BJP was looking to create history and it seems like it has succeeded in doing so by becoming the only non-Congress government to win consecutive terms in Assam.

In spite of strong resistance against the BJP for the implementation of CAA in Assam, the party managed to win on the power of benefit and development schemes while avoiding the CAA during campaigning. Also, there is no clarity on who will become the Chief Minister in Assam, while all major BJP players including current Chief Minister Sarbananda Soonwal who won after re-elections. BJP Assam Chief Ranjeet Das claimed the NDA will win over 83 seats in the state after the party had earlier claimed to secure victory in 100+ seats, the BJP led NDA has only won 76 seats in total so it remains to be seen who will be appointed CM of Assam but one fact that is know is that the next CM will be from BJP.

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Assam Assembly Elections Results 2021: List of Winners

Abhayapuri North: Abdul Batin Khandakar (Congress)
Abhayapuri South: Pradip Sarkar (Congress)
Algapur: Nijam Uddin Choudhury (AIUDF)
Amguri: Prodip Hazarika (AGP)
Badarpur – Abdul Aziz (AIUDF)
Baghbar – Sherman Ali Ahmed (Congress)
Baithalangso – Rupsing Teron (BJP)
Barama – Bhupen Baro (UPPL)
Barchalla – Ganesh Kumar Limbu (BJP)
Barhampur – Jitu Goswami (BJP)
Barkhetri – Diganta Barman (Congress)
Barkhola – Misbahul Islam Laskar (Congress)
Barpeta – Abdur Rahim Ahmed (Congress)
Batadroba – Sibamoni Bora (Congress)
Behali – Ranjit Dutta (BJP)
Bhabanipur – Phanidhar Talukdar (AIUDF)
Bihpuria – Amiya Kumar Bhuyan (BJP)
Bijni – Phanin Boro (UPPL)
Bilasipara East – Samsul Huda (AIUDF)
Bilasipara West – Hafiz Bashir Ahmed (AIUDF)
Biswanath – Promod Borthakur (BJP)
Bokajan – Numal Momin (BJP)
Bokakhat – Atul Bora (AGP)
Boko – Nandita Das (Congress)
Bongaigaon – Phani Bhusan Choudhury (AGP)
Chabua – Ponakan Baruah (AGP)
Chapaguri – Urkhao Gwra Brahma (UPPL)
Chaygaon – Rekibuddin Ahmed (Congress)
Chenga – Ashraful Hussain (AIUDF)
Dalgaon – Mazibur Rahman (AIUDF)
Dergaon – Bhabendra Nath Bharali (AGP)
Dhakuakhana – Naba Kumar Doley (BJP)
Dharmapur – Chandra Mohan Patowary (BJP)
Dhekiajuli – Ashok Singhal (BJP)
Dhemaji – Ranoj Pegu (BJP)
Dhing – Aminul Islam (AIUDF)
Dholai – Parimal Sukla Baidya (BJP)
Dhubri – Nazrul Hoque (AIUDF)
Dibrugarh – Prasanta Phukan (BJP)
Digboi – Suren Phukan (BJP)
Diphu – Bidya Sing Engleng (BJP)
Dispur – Atul Bora (BJP)
Doom Dooma – Rupesh Gowala (BJP)
Dudhnai – Jadab Swargiary (Congress)
Duliajan – Terash Gowala (BJP)
Gauhati East – Siddhartha Bhattacharya (BJP)
Gauhati West – Ramendra Narayan Kalita (AGP)
Gauripur – Nizanur Rahman (AIUDF)
Goalpara East – Abul Kalam Rasheed Alam (Congress)
Goalpara West – Abdur Rashid Mandal (Congress)
Gohpur – Utpal Borah (BJP)
Golaghat – Ajanta Neog (BJP)
Golakganj – Abdus Sobahan Ali Sarkar (Congress)
Gossaigaon – Majendra Narzary (BOPF)
Haflong – Nandita Gorlosa (BJP)
Hailakandi – Zakir Hussain Laskar (AIUDF)
Hajo – Suman Haripriya (BJP)
Hojai – Debabrata Saha (Congress)
Howraghat – Darsing Ronghang (BJP)
Jagiroad – Pijush Hazarika (BJP)
Jaleswar – Aftab Uddin Mollah (Congress)
Jalukbari – Himanta Biswa Sarma (BJP)
Jamunamukh – Siraj Uddin Ajmal (AIUDF)
Jania – Rafiqul Islam (AIUDF)
Jonai – Bhuban Pegu (BJP)
Jorhat – Hitendra Nath Goswami (BJP)
Kalaigaon – Madhu Ram Deka (BJP)
Kaliabor – Keshab Mahanta (AGP)
Kamalpur – Diganta Kalita (BJP)
Karimganj North – Kamalakhya Dey Purkayastha (Congress)
Karimganj South – Siddeque Ahmed (Congress)
Katigora – Khalil Uddin Mazumder (Congress)
Katlichera – Suzam Uddin Laskar (AIUDF)
Khumtai – Mrinal Saikia (BJP)
Kokrajhar East – Lawrence Islary (UPPL)
Kokrajhar West – Rabiram Narzary (BOPF)
Laharighat – Siddique Ahmed (IND)
Lahowal – Binod Hazarika (BJP)
Lakhimpur – Joy Prakash Das (J P) – Congress
Lakhipur – Kaushik Rai (BJP)
Lumding – Sibu Misra (BJP)
Mahmara – Jogen Mohan (BJP)
Majbat – Charan Boro (BOPF)
Majuli – Sarbananda Sonowal (BJP)
Mangaldoi – Basanta Das (Congress)
Margherita – Bhaskar Sharma (BJP)
Mariani – Rupjyoti Kurmi (Congress)
Marigaon – Rama Kanta Dewri (BJP)
Moran – Chakradhar Gogoi (BJP)
Naharkatia – Taranga Gogoi (BJP)
Nalbari – Jayanta Malla Baruah (BJP)
Naoboicha – Bharat Chandra Narah (Congress)
Nazira – Debabrata Saikia (Congress)
Nowgong – Rupak Sarmah (BJP)
Palasbari – Hemanga Thakuria (BJP)
Panery – Biswajit Daimary (BJP)
Patacharkuchi – Ranjeet Kumar Dass (BJP)
Patharkandi – Krishnendu Paul (BJP)
Raha – Sashi Kanta Das (Congress)
Rangapara – Krishna Kamal Tanti (BJP)
Rangiya – Bhabesh Kalita (BJP)
Ratabari – Bijoy Malakar (BJP)
Rupohihat – Nurul Huda (Congress)
Sadiya – Bolin Chetia (BJP)
Salmara South – Wazed Ali Choudhury (Congress)
Samaguri – Rakibul Hussain (Congress)
Sarukhetri – Jakir Hussain Sikdar (Congress)
Sarupathar – Biswajit Phukan (BJP)
Sibsagar – Akhil Gogoi (IND-RD)
Sidli – Joyanta Basumatary (UPPL)
Silchar – Dipayan Chakraborty (BJP)
Sipajhar – Paramananda Rajbongshi (BJP)
Sonai – Aminul Haque Laskar (BJP)
Sonari – Dharmeswar Konwar (BJP)
Sootea – Padma Hazarika (BJP)
Sorbhog – Manoranjan Talukdar (CPM)
Tamulpur – Leho Ram Boro (UPPL)
Teok – Renupoma Rajkhowa (AGP)
Tezpur – Prithiraj Rava (AGP)
Thowra – Sushanta Borgohain (Congress)
Tingkhong – Bimal Borah (BJP)
Tinsukia – Sanjoy Kishan (BJP)
Titabar – Bhaskar Jyoti Baruah (Congress)
Udalguri – Gobinda Chandra Basumatari (UPPL)
Udharbond – Mihir Kanti Shome (BJP)

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