HamirpurA minute ago
Results are out for all the seats in Hamirpur district of Himachal Pradesh. Sukhwinder Sukhu of Congress has won from Nadaun, Indra Dutt Lakhanpal of Congress from Barsar, Independent Ashish Sharma from Sadar seat, Rajendra Rana of Congress from Sujanpur and Suresh Kumar of Congress have won from Bhoranj.
Results are yet to come on one seat, Bhoranj. At present BJP’s Anil Dhiman is leading in Bhoranj by 18 votes. The counting of votes has been completed. Congress has applied for recounting.
Independent Ashish Sharma, who won the Hamirpur Sadar seat, receiving the certificate of victory.
On the other hand, there is a wave of happiness among the supporters of Ashish’s victory in Hamirpur. The supporters had already burst crackers. Although the official announcement is yet to be made.
Update
- Suresh Kumar of Congress is leading by 389 votes in Bhoranj after 14th round.
- In Nadaun, INC’s Sukhwinder Sukhu leads 4037 after 12 rounds.
- BJP’s Anil Dhiman leading by 2070 votes in Bhoranj after 11th round of counting.
- BJP’s Anil Dhiman leading by 2307 votes in Bhoranj after 10th round of counting.
- BJP’s Anil Dhiman leading by 2425 votes after 9th round of counting in Bhoranj.
- Ashish Sharma’s supporters celebrate outside the counting center by bursting crackers at the boys’ school ground. Ashish Sharma is leading the way. His supporters are happy to walk in front of him.
- Police picked up a person carrying a mobile inside the counting hall in Sujanpur.
- BJP’s Anil Dhiman leading by 1608 votes after seventh round of counting.
- BJP’s Anil Dhiman leading by 1276 votes after six rounds in Bhoranj.
- Independent Ashish leading by 7500 votes after sixth round in Hamirpur.
- BJP’s Anil Dhiman leading by 1495 votes after five rounds in Bhoranj.
- INC’s Indra Dutt Lakhan Pal leading by 1826 votes after third round in Barsar.
- In Hamirpur, a crowd has started gathering outside the polling station at the boys’ school ground. The sound of the drum is also heard. Supporters of Azad Ashish Sharma have started arriving.
- Independent Ashish Sharma leading by 1500 votes till second round of counting is over in Hamirpur assembly constituency.
- In Nadaun, Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu of INC leading by 2973 votes in second round.
- In the first round in Badsar, INC’s Indra Dutt Lakhanpal got 2731 votes, BJP’s Maya got 2731 votes and Independent got 899 votes.
- Independent candidate Ashish Sharma got 2373 votes, BJP’s Narendra Thakur got 1529 and INC’s 1019 votes in the first round in Hamirpur Sadar.
- Independent Ashish Sharma is leading. BJP is at number two and Congress is at number three.
- In Sujanpur, Congress candidate Rajendra Rana is leading by 592 votes.
- BJP’s Anil Dhiman is also ahead by a few votes in Bhoranj.
- Congress’s Indra Dutt ahead in Barsar.
- Strong room opened for counting of votes in Hamirpur assembly constituency. The process of taking EVMs to the counting hall has started.
Sujanpur – fifth round
Rajendra Rana (Congress) – 2706
Ranjeet (BJP) – 2376
Although there will be separate rounds of counting in each assembly constituency, but in all, after 11 rounds of counting, the results for all the seats are expected at 2 pm.
71.8% voting this time
This time 71.8% polling took place in 5 assembly seats of Hamirpur district. In the 2017 elections, there was a voter turnout of 70.21 percent. This time the contribution of women was more than that of men. More than 77 percent women exercised their franchise in the district. The number of women voters in the five assembly constituencies of the district is 2,07,806, out of which 1,60,055 women voted.
Voter turnout in Bhoranj is 2.68% higher than previous elections
This time 68.55 percent voters of the area exercised their franchise in 101 polling stations of Bhoranj. Out of a total of 81,179 voters in the area, 55,650 voters cast their votes. Of these, 30,766 are women and 24,884 are male voters. In the General Elections of the year 2017, the total voting percentage in Bhoranj Assembly Constituency was 65.87 percent. This time an increase of 2.68 percent was registered in the voting here.
29 thousand women exercised their vote in Sujanpur
This time 73.96 percent polling took place in 104 polling stations of Sujanpur. Of the 73,210 voters here, 54,148 voted on November 12. These include 29,901 women and 24,247 male voters. The voter turnout was 73.93 percent in the last assembly elections. Thus the voting percentage increased by .03 percent.
53769 voters cast their vote in Hamirpur
In Hamirpur assembly constituency too, this time 2.05 percent more votes have been cast as compared to the last assembly general election. Here 71.28 percent voters exercised their franchise, while in 2017 this figure was 69.23 percent. Out of a total of 75,435 voters, 53,769 voters turned up to cast their vote on 12 November at 94 polling stations in the region. Of these, the number of women voters was 28,644 and the number of male voters was 25,124.
71.17% polling in Barsar
In Barsar Assembly Constituency also, this time voting percentage was 1.02 more as compared to last Assembly General Election. Here this time 71.17 percent voters cast their votes, while last time 70.15 percent voters exercised their franchise here. A total of 85,521 voters are registered in 111 polling stations of Barsar Assembly Constituency. Of these, 60,865 voted on 12 November. Of these, the number of women voters is 33,450, while the number of male voters is 27,415.
37 thousand women cast vote in Nadaun
On November 12, 73.91 percent voters exercised their franchise at 121 polling stations in Nadaun, the largest assembly constituency of district Hamirpur. Compared to the last assembly elections, this time the percentage of voting here was about 2 percent more. In the last assembly elections, 71.92 percent voters had cast their votes here. This time out of total 93,425 voters of Nadaun assembly constituency, 69,055 voters exercised their franchise. These include 37,294 female and 31,758 male voters.
this big face in the field
In Bhoranj constituency, Anil Kumar from BJP, Jarnail Singh from BSP, Suresh Kumar from Congress, Rajni Kaushal from Aam Aadmi Party, Pawan Kumar are independent candidates.
Rajendra Rana from Congress, Ranjit Singh Rana from BJP, Gyan Chand from BSP, Anil Rana from Aam Aadmi Party, Rajesh Kumar are independent candidates in Sujanpur Assembly Constituency.
In Hamirpur Assembly, Dr. Kashmir Singh Thakur from CPI (M), Narendra Thakur from BJP, Dr. Pushpendra Verma from Congress, Praveen Kaushal from BSP, Abhinay Bhardwaj from Devbhoomi Party, Sushil Kumar Saroch from Aam Aadmi Party, Ashish Kumar Independent, Ashish Sharma Independent Naresh Kumar Darji is an independent candidate.
In Badsar, Indra Dutt Lakhanpal from Congress, Maya Sharma from BJP, Ratan Chand Katoch from BSP, Gulshan Soni from Aam Aadmi Party, Naresh Kumar from Devbhoomi Party, Paramjit Dhatwalia from Himachal Jankranti Party, Sanjeev Kumar are independent candidates.
In Nadaun, Vijay Agrihotri is from BJP, Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu from Congress, Deshraj from BSP, Shanky Thukral from Aam Aadmi Party, Surendra Kumar Gautam Independent, Ranjit Singh Independent.