AAP Leads in Punjab, Gujarat; UDF Ahead in Kerala, TMC Dominates Kaliganj

Bypolls in five elections in four states were held on June 19. The deaths of the MLAs in charge required bypolls on a seat in Gujarat, West Bengal and Punjab, led to another chair in Kerala and Gujarat, the resignation of the two legislator.

The ruling AAP in Punjap was in front of the rival of the party candidate, a party candidate, who led 2.286 votes against Bharat Bhushan Ashu, from the Ludhiana Western Assembly seat.

After six census, ARORA destroyed 14,486 votes and Ashu 12,200 votes. Jiwan Gupta from BJP returned to the third place with 10,703 votes after briefly taking Ashu briefly. Shiromani Akali branch candidate Parupkar Singh Ghuman 3.283 votes came fourth.

Bypoll was needed in January after the death of AAP Mla Gurpreet Bassi Gigi. According to the latest trends, AAP is well going well in Gujarat’s Visavadar seat. While the AAP candidate Gopal Italia was a comfortable leadership against the opponents in the Visavadar seat, BJP was preparing to protect the Kadi seat to be directed to the two election zones of Gujarat.

After completing 18 out of 21 census rounds, Italia, former Gujarat, the former Gujarat President of AAP, was leading his closest opponent in Visavadar with 14,073 votes. Italia received 65.295 votes, while BJP candidate Kirit Patel was behind the latest data shared by the Election Commission with 51.222 votes after 18 rounds.

In the Kadi seat, which was allocated for the planned caste candidates, Rajendra Chavda of BJP was leading 35,608 votes according to Ramesh Chavda after the end of 16 out of 21 rounds. The Visavadar chair in the Jungadh region was emptied in December 2023 after the resignation of the AAP legislator Bhupendra Bhayani and joining the ruling BJP.

Despite the total total domination in the state, BJP has not won the Visavadar seat since 2007. Party leaders said that this time they were hopeful to overcome Jinx for 18 years. AAP, which is a mishap in Delhi parliamentary polls, hopes to improve its deytuts in Bypolls.

The LDF government, led by Pinarayi Vijayan in Kerala, took a mishap as the opposition proceeded in the UDF Nilanbur seat. At the end of the last census tour, the election commission figures showed that the CPI, a Congress -led UDF candidate Ariyan, received 11,077 votes according to M Swaraj, the ruling CPI (M).

Shoukath is the son of Aryadan, the son of the Late Congress, a member of the state secretariat of Swaraj Cübe (M). The left candidate congratulated Shoukath. Swaraj said that LDF will closely examine the results, but rejected the task against the left government.

Shoukath said the result was expected. “This was a victory foreseen by the people of Kerala – a great win against the LDF government,” he said. Independent candidate and twice the legislator PV Anvar surprised both the UDF and the LDF and performed strongly in the Nilampur selection.

The Nilanbur seat was emptied following the resignation of Mla Anvar’s sitting and triggered a violent political war in the forest-finge election zone. Bypoll is now seen as a medium -term test for the LDF government in the fourth year. For the UDF, led by Congress, a win here would provide a great needed support before the parliamentary surveys next year.

In the Western Bengal, the ruling trinamool Congress was led by more than 19,000 votes in the Calligangan -Assembly seat in the Nadia region. After the seven rounds of count, TMC candidate Alifa AHAMED received 32.308 votes, while the closest rival Congress Uddin Shaikh received 13,144 votes supported by CPI (M). Election officials, BJP candidate Ashis Ghosh’un 11,987 votes with the third place, he said.

After the death of TMC Mla Nasiruddin Ahamed, who lived in February this year, he required bypoll. His daughter Alifa Ahamed was taken to the field by the party to protect the seat.