Haryana Assembly Elections 2024: BJP Defies Exit Polls, Wins Haryana Assembly with Record Third Term

Haryana Assembly Elections 2024: BJP Defies Exit Polls, Wins Haryana Assembly with Record Third Term

VoM News Desk | October 9, 2024 | 09:31 AM IST | Elections 2024, Haryana, India, Politics | Follow on Google News

Haryana Assembly Elections 2024: BJP Defies Exit Polls, Wins Haryana Assembly with Record Third Term

Haryana Assembly Elections 2024: BJP Defies Exit Polls, Wins Haryana Assembly with Record Third Term

The BJP made a strong comeback in the Haryana Assembly elections, despite trailing in the early trends and going against the exit poll predictions. The party secured a total of 48 seats, marking a historic third term in power. On the other hand, the Congress, which won 37 seats, raised concerns about the integrity of the counting process and the functioning of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) in several districts. The Congress stated that it would approach the Election Commission to address these concerns.

Here is the complete list of winners from the Haryana polls:

BJP Winners:

• Kalka: Shakti Rani Sharma
• Ambala Cantt: Anil Vij
• Yamunanagar: Ghanshyam Dass
• Radaur: Shyam Singh Rana
• Ladwa: Nayab Singh
• Pundri: Satpal Jamba
• Nilokheri: Bhagwan Dass
• Indri: Ram Kumar Kashyap
• Karnal: Jagmohan Anand
• Gharaunda: Harvinder Kalyan
• Assandh: Yoginder Singh Rana
• Panipat Rural: Mahipal Dhanda
• Panipat City: Parmod Kumar Vij
• Israna: Krishan Lal Panwar
• Samalkha: Manmohan Bhadana
• Rai: Krishna Gahlawat
• Kharkhauda: Pawan Kharkhoda
• Sonipat: Nikhil Madaan
• Gohana: Arvind Kumar Sharma
• Safidon: Ram Kumar Gautam
• Jind: Dr. Krishnan Lal Middha
• Uchana Kalan: Devender Chatarbhuj Attri
• Narwana: Krishan Kumar
• Hansi: Vinod Bhayana
• Barwala: Ranbir Gangwa
• Nalwa: Randhir Panihar
• Badhra: Umed Singh
• Dadri: Sunil Satpal Sangwan
• Bhiwani: Ghanshyam Saraf
• Tosham: Shruti Choudhry
• Bawani Khera: Kapoor Singh
• Ateli: Arti Singh Rao
• Mahendragarh: Kanwar Singh
• Narnaul: Om Prakash Yadav
• Bawal: Dr. Krishan Kumar
• Kosli: Anil Yadav
• Rewari: Laxman Singh Yadav
• Pataudi: Bimla Chaudhary
• Badshahpur: Rao Narbir Singh
• Gurgaon: Mukesh Sharma
• Sohna: Tejpal Tanwar
• Hodal: Harinder Singh
• Palwal: Gaurav Gautam
• Faridabad: Satish Kumar Phagna
• Badkhal: Dhanesh Adlakha
• Ballabgarh: Mool Chand Sharma
• Faridabad: Vipul Goel
• Tigaon: Rajesh Nagar

Congress Winners:

• Panchkula: Chander Mohan
• Naraingarh: Shalley Chaudhary
• Ambala City: Nirmal Singh Mohra
• Mulana: Pooja
• Sadhaura: Renu Bala
• Jagadhri: Akram Khan
• Shahbad: Ram Karan
• Thanesar: Ashok Kumar Arora
• Pehowa: Mandeep Chatha
• Guhla: Devender Hans
• Kalayat: Vikas Saharan
• Kaithal: Aditya Surjewala
• Baroda: Induraj Singh Narwal
• Julana: Vinesh Phogat
• Tohana: Paramvir Singh
• Fatehabad: Balwan Singh Doulatpuria
• Ratia: Jarnail Singh
• Kalanwali: Shishpal Keharwala
• Sirsa: Gokul Setia
• Ellenabad: Bharat Singh Beniwal
• Adampur: Chander Parkash
• Uklana: Naresh Selwal
• Narnaund: Jassi Petwar
• Loharu: Rajbir Fartia
• Meham: Balram Dangi
• Garhi Sampla Kiloi: Bhupinder Singh Hooda
• Rohtak: Bharat Bhushan Batra
• Kalanaur: Shakuntla Khatak
• Badli: Kuldeep Vats
• Jhajjar: Geeta Bhukkal
• Beri: Raghuvir Singh Kadian
• Nangal Chaudhry: Manju Choudhary
• Nuh: Aftab Ahmed
• Ferozepur Jhirka: Mamman Khan
• Punahana: Mohammad Ilyas
• Hathin: Mohd Israil
• Prithla: Raghubir Tewatia

Other Winners:

• Dabwali: Aditya Devilal (Indian National Lok Dal)
• Rania: Arjun Chautala (Indian National Lok Dal)
• Ganaur: Devender Kadyan (Independent)
• Hisar: Savitri Jindal (Independent)
• Bahadurgarh: Rajesh Joon (Independent)

Although the BJP emerged victorious, Congress’ objection to the election results has added a layer of contention, with the possibility of further scrutiny of the process.

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