Punjab bypolls: Counting of votes begins for four Assembly seats
Counting of ballots began on Saturday for the bypolls to the four Assembly seats of Punjab that saw 63.91 per cent polling on November 20 with 45 candidates, including three women, in the fray. The stakes are high for three major parties -- the BJP,
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The counting of votes for Punjab's bypolls in four assembly segments began on Saturday amid tight security. The bypolls, held on November 20, were necessary after incumbents joined the Lok Sabha. AAP, ...
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Chandigarh: A voter turnout of 63.91% was recorded in the by-elections for Punjab's four assembly segments, with Gidderbaha ...
Counting of votes for the bypolls to Punjab’s four assembly segments began at 8 am on Saturday amid tight security. Bypolls to Gidderbaha, Dera Baba Nanak, Chabbewal (SC) and Barnala took place on 0.
The counting of votes for by-elections to 48 Assembly and Lok Sabha constituencies across 14 states is set to begin at 8 am.
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