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Uttar Pradesh Bypolls Results LIVE: BJP leads in 6 constituencies; close fight in Pratapgarh

IndiaTV brings to you the live updates of the bypolls held on October 21 in 11 assembly constituencies in Uttar Pradesh.

India TV Politics Desk Edited by: India TV Politics Desk New Delhi Updated on: October 24, 2019 14:56 IST
Uttar Pradesh Bypolls Results Live

Uttar Pradesh Bypolls Results Live

Uttar Pradesh Bypolls Results LIVE: Counting of votes for bypolls in 11 Uttar Pradesh Assembly constituencies has begun at 8 am. Bypolls were held in 11 assembly constituencies in Uttar Pradesh on October 21. The bypolls were contested by the major stakeholders in UP with Samajwadi Party, Bahujan Samaj Party, Congress and the BJP all contesting from all 11 seats. BJP’s campaign was led by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath while Mayawati (BSP) and Akhilesh Yadav (SP) took reigns of their own parties.

Uttar Pradesh Bypolls 2019 LIVE: Constituency wise trends

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Gangoh

Nauman Masood of Congress Party leads by 6,000 votes

Rampur

Tazeen Fatma of Samajwadi Party leads by 15,000 votes

Iglas (SC)

Rajkumar Sahyogi of BJP leads by 23,000 votes

Lucknow Cantonment

Surendra Chandra Tiwari of BJP leads by 28,000 votes

Govindnagar

Surendra Maithani of BJP leads by 11,000 votes

Maniikkpur

Aanand Shukla of BJP leads by 12,000 votes

Pratapgarh

NEERAJ TRIPATHI of INC leads by 1,700 votes

Zaidpur (SC)

Gaurav Kumar of Samajwadi Party leads by 5,500 votes

Jalalapur

Chayya Verma of BSP leads by 8,500 votes

Balha (SC)

Saroj Sonkar of BJP leads by 20,000 votes

Ghosi

Vijay Kumar Rajbhar of BJP leads by 2,700 votes
 

Of the 11 Uttar Pradesh constituencies to vote in bypolls, 3 were SC constituencies. The assembly constituencies to go to vote were Gangoh, Rampur, Iglas (SC), Lucknow Cantonment, Govindnagar, Manikpur, Pratapgarh, Zaidpur (SC), Jalalapur, Balha (SC), Ghosi.

There were 41.08 lakh registered voters of which 22.13 lakh were male while 18.94 lakh were female and 138 were third gender voters. 

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