Assembly Election Results 2024 Highlights: NC-Congress wins J&K for first time in a decade! BJP scores historic hattrick in Haryana

Afzal Guru’s brother Aijaz Guru suffered a massive defeat in Sopore, receiving only 129 votes. Out of the 20 candidates in the race, he finished in last place, taking the 20th position.

NC’s Javaid Riyaz has won from Pattan with 29893 votes. Stay with us for further updates on winners list from Jammu and Kashmir.

Read More Here: J&K Election Results 2024: Full List of Winners and Constituencies

According to latest ECI trends, here’s who is leading and trailing from Jammu and Kashmir

JKNC: 41

BJP: 29

INC: 6

PDP: 4

AAP: 1

IND: 7

According to latest ECI trends, here’s who is leading and trailing from Haryana

INC: 34

BJP: 50

INLD: 2

BSP: 1

IND: 3

The Election Commission has responded to the Congress party’s claims regarding delays in the updating of poll results in Haryana, stating that Congress has no evidence on record to support their unfounded allegation

NC candidate Mushtaq Guroo has won Chhanpora with 13717 votes defeating Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari from the Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party. Bukhari could gather only 8029 votes.

Latest Trends as per ECI in Haryana

INC: 36

BJP: 48

INLD: 2

BSP: 1

IND: 3

Latest Trends as per ECI in J&K

JKNC: 41

BJP: 29

INC: 6

JKPDP: 4

AAP: 1

IND: 7

In a constituency traditionally dominated by Jat voters, Vinesh’s win was bolstered by public sentiment, particularly following her disqualification from the Paris Olympics. JJP’s Amarjeet Dhanda, who previously held the seat in 2019, came in a distant fourth this time.

Vinesh Phogat, post her win from the Julana Assembly constituency, expressed her commitment to supporting the sportspersons of Haryana and serving the residents of her constituency. She said that she would honor the mandate given to her by the people and strive to maintain their trust and affection. She added that as a sportsperson, she is dedicated to advocating for athletes in her state and addressing the needs of all constituents.

National Conference leader and former minister Sakina Masood has secured her third assembly victory from the D H Pora constituency in Jammu and Kashmir. She triumphed over her PDP opponent, Gulzar Ahmad Dar, with a margin exceeding 17,000 votes.

Latest ECI Trends show BJP leading with 49 seats, INC trailing with 36 seats, INLD and BSP with 1 seat each and IND with 3 seats.

Latest ECI Trends show National Conference leading with 41 seats, BJP trailing with 29 seats, INC with 6, PDP with 4, JPC with 1 and IND with 7 seats.

In a bid to counter anti-incumbency sentiments, the BJP had made significant changes by replacing nearly one-fourth of its 90 candidates for the election. The updated candidate list primarily featured Brahmin, Punjabi, and OBC individuals. This strategic focus on non-Jat candidates has yielded positive results for the party.

The results for the Hisar Assembly Election are out! Savitri Jindal, recognized as India’s richest woman, has claimed victory in the constituency, surpassing her nearest rival, Congress’ Ram Niwas Rara, by more than 20,000 votes. As of September 2024, Forbes reports Jindal’s net worth at an impressive Rs 3.65 lakh crore

Congress candidate Vinesh Phogat wins from Julana! Phogat won with 65080 votes and with a margin of 6015 votes.

PDP’s Waheed UR Rehman Para has won from Pulwama and BJP‘s Dr. Narinder Singh Raina has won from RS Pura Jammu South, as per latest ECI trends.

National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah has declared that Omar Abdullah, the party’s vice president, will be the chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir.

Omar Abdullah has emerged victorious in the Budgam constituency, solidifying his position as a key leader in the region. With this win, the National Conference-Congress alliance is on track to form the government in Jammu and Kashmir, marking a significant shift in the political landscape following the recent elections.

Shortly after Congress MP Jairam Ramesh raised concerns about discrepancies between the vote counting and the updates displayed on the Election Commission’s website, the poll body responded, stating that it has not received any complaints from counting centers or candidates about delays in counting updates.

National Conference leader Omar Abdullah has secured victory in the Budgam constituency, as confirmed by the Election Commission. He won against PDP’s Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi with a substantial margin of over 18,485 votes. Additionally, Abdullah is currently leading in the Ganderbal constituency by more than 7,000 votes.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh maintains a significant lead over Congress candidate Mewa Singh in the Ladwa Assembly constituency, with a margin of 13,189 votes after 12 out of 16 rounds of counting, according to the latest Election Commission data. The race is drawing closer to a conclusion.

AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal emphasized the importance of hard work and unity ahead of upcoming elections. He stated, “Elections should never be taken lightly, and overconfidence is the biggest lesson from today’s results. Every seat is tough, and we need to work hard.” Kejriwal stressed the need to avoid infighting, highlighting the AAP’s role in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. He added, “The public expects basic services like cleanliness. If we ensure cleanliness in our areas, we will win the elections. Our main goal should be to secure victory in these elections.”

National Conference leader Tanvir Sadiq has been officially declared the winner from the Zadibal Assembly constituency. Sadiq secured a decisive victory, further strengthening the National Conference’s position in the ongoing Jammu and Kashmir elections. His win adds to the party’s growing tally in key constituencies across the region.

On Haryana election trends, Haryana BJP president Mohan Lal Badoli expressed confidence, stating, “The BJP will remain in power in Haryana till 2047, and the state will become ‘Viksit’ under our leadership. The public is satisfied with BJP’s development efforts.” He further claimed that the BJP is poised to form the government for the third time with an absolute majority. Badoli added that Nayab Singh Saini will take the oath as Chief Minister of Haryana for the second time, reflecting strong party support and public approval.

BJP‘s Krishn Lal Middha has won from Haryana’s Jind constituency with 68920 votes. Stay with us as we bring to you further updates on who is winning and who is trailing from which constituency.

NC’s Tanvir Sadiq has has won from J&K’s Zadibal with 22189 votes and Congress‘ Aftab Ahmed has won from Haryana’s Nuh.

According to News 18 trends, Jammu and Kashmir shows NC-Congress alliance maintaining its lead with 51 seats. BJP is on the second spot with 30 seats, PDP with 3 and Others with 6 seats. In Haryana, BJP and Congress are in a tight race. While BJP is showing to be ahead with 48 seats, Congress is following with 37 seats.

According to ECI’s latest trends in Haryana, BJP is leading with 49 seats, with Congress a close step behind with 35 seats. In J&K, NC is ahead with 43 seats, and BJP is trailing with 28 seats.