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Bypolls Results Updates: Cong gets first MLA in West Bengal assembly as Bayron Biswas wins Sagardighi bypoll

The assembly bypoll results on Thursday brought some solace for the Congress as it wrested one seat each from the BJP and the TMC in Maharashtra and West Bengal respectively and retained a seat in Tamil Nadu with DMK's support, while the BJP and its ally AJSU bagged one seat each in the western state and Jharkhand.
Last Updated : 02 March 2023, 14:56 IST

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18:5602 Mar 2023

BJP bags Chinchwad seat with 35K vote margin

In a big relief, BJP candidate Ashwini L. Jagtap has won the bypoll to the Chinchwad Assembly seat on the outskirts of Pune, the results of which were announced here on Thursday.

She trounced her nearest Nationalist Congress Party-Maha Vikas Aghadi rival Vithal 'Nana' Kate and Shiv Sena (UBT) rebel Rahul Kalate who contested as an Independent.

17:1602 Mar 2023

BJP-backed AJSU Party candidate Sunita Choudhary wins Ramgarh bypoll by 21,970 votes

16:3902 Mar 2023

Erode East bypoll performance an endorsement of Dravidian model governance, says Stalin

As the ruling DMK-backed Congress nominee took a virtually unassailable lead in the Erode East bypoll, the party president and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Thursday said the good show was a public endorsement of the "Dravidian model of governance" of his 22-month old government.

Counting of votes polled on February 27 was on in Erode East constituency and Congress' EVKS Elangovan was comfortably leading against his nearest rival, KS Thennarasu of the AIADMK. At the end of eight rounds of counting, Elangovan secured 61,125 votes and was leading by over 38,000 votes. With the "historic and grand win", the ground was being prepared for an even bigger victory of the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance (SPA) in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, Stalin told reporters here amidst emerging trends indicating at Elangovan's victory.

16:3702 Mar 2023

Immoral alliance between Cong-CPI(M) and BJP in Sagardighi, claims Mamata after TMC's bypoll loss

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday described the victory of the Congress at Sagardighi by-elections as "immoral", alleging that the grand old party, besides the CPI(M), had entered into an understanding with the BJP to defeat the Trinamool Congress.

Addressing a press meet, Banerjee said that her party will go it alone in the 2024 elections, "with the support of common people".

"For the Sagardighi loss, I do not blame anyone. Sometimes, in a democracy, developments may usually be positive or negative. But, there is an immoral alliance, which we strongly condemn. The BJP transferred its votes to the Congress," Banerjee told reporters here.

16:2602 Mar 2023

Cong gets first MLA in present West Bengal assembly as its candidate Bayron Biswas wins Sagardighi bypoll

Published 02 March 2023, 02:20 IST

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