Jharkhand Election Results will be announced by evening today.
Jharkhand Election Results will be announced by today evening where the ruling BJP is locked in a close fight with the rival JMM-Congress combine. In Jharkhand elections trends at 7 pm, the Congress and the JMM have crossed the majority mark in the 81-seat assembly with 47 seats. The BJP is second, leading on 25 seats, JVM on three seats and AJSU on two seats. Elections were conducted for Jharkhand in five phases from November 30 to December 20. The counting began in all the 24 district headquarters of Jharkhand at 8 am. In the Lok Sabha elections that took place earlier this year, the BJP had won 11 of the 14 seats in the state. The party lost Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh to Congress last year.
Here's a look at the Jharkhand Elections Results at 7 pm:
Jharkhand Election Results at 7 pm: JMM, Congress is winning on 47 seats.
Jharkhand Election Results at 6 pm: JMM-Congress Alliance leading on 46 seats.
Here's a look at the Jharkhand Elections Results at 3 pm:
In Jharkhand elections trends at 3 pm, the Congress and the JMM have crossed the majority mark in the 81-seat assembly with 45 seats. The BJP is second, leading on 25 seats.
Jharkhand Election Results: Congress-JMM leads with 45 seats at 3 pm.
Here's a look at the Jharkhand Elections Results at 1 pm:
In Jharkhand elections trends at 3 pm, the Congress and the JMM had crossed the majority mark in the 81-seat assembly with 42 seats. The BJP was second, leading on 28 seats.
Jharkhand Election Results At 1 pm. JMM and Congress combine maintain lead at 42 seats.
Here's a look at the Jharkhand Elections Results at 11 am:
In Jharkhand elections leads at 11 am, the Congress and the JMM had crossed the majority mark in the 81-seat assembly with 45 seats. The BJP was second, leading on 25 seats.
Jharkhand Election Results At 11 am. JMM and Congress combine cross majority mark.
In the 2014 Jharkhand elections, the BJP had won 37 seats while the All Jharkhand Students Union (AJSU) had won five. The Congress was reduced to just six seats. At least three exit polls have predicted that the BJP faces a tough fight in the 81-member Jharkhand assembly. Any party needs 41 to win. The JMM contested on 43 seats, the Congress on 31 and Lalu Prasad's RJD, which has a relatively smaller presence in the state, contested on seven seats.