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BJP wins from Bandhavgarh Madhya Pradesh assembly by-polls Last Updated : 13 Apr 2017 01:45:11 PM IST File Photo
The Bharatiya Janata Party is wins from Bandhavgarh assembly constituencies in Madhya Pradesh where by-election was held on April 9, early trends showed as counting of votes began at 8 a.m. on Thursday.
BJP was ahead of the Congress in both Ater constiuency in Bhind district and Bandhavgarh constituency in Umaria, the Election Commission said.
BJP's Shivnarayan Singh wins from Bandhavgarh with a margin of 25476 votes.
There were 21 candidates in the fray in Ater, while five contested from Bandhavgarh.
Around 60 per cent voter turnout was reported in Ater during the polling on Sunday while the voting percentage was 65 for Bandhavgarh.
The Voter Verified Paper Audit Trail was used in both the by-polls, apart from the electronic voting machines (EVMs).
The main contest in Ater was between the BJP's Arvind Singh Bhadoria and the Congress' Hemant Katare.
In Bandhavgarh, Congress candidate Savitri Singh was pitted against Shivnarayan Singh of the BJP.IANS For Latest Updates Please-
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