Gwalior-Chambal Madhya Pradesh Election Result FINAL: Home Minister Narottam Mishra Faces Defeat In Datia

LIVE Gwalior-Chambal, Madhya Pradesh Assembly Elections Result 2023 Updates: The picture is becoming clearer in the Gwalior Assembly elections. Out of 6 seats, Congress has secured dominance on 3, while BJP has claimed victory on 2. Among these, BJP emerged victorious on two seats, while Congress clinched one.

9:40 PM Updates:

SEATS WINNERS MARGIN

Bhitarwar: Mohan Singh Rathore (BJP) 22354

Karera: Khatik Ramesh Prasad (BJP) 3103

Kolaras: Mahendra Ram Singh Yadav (BJP) 50973

Bamori: Rishi Agarwal (INC) 14796

Ashok Nagar: Haribaboo Rai (INC) 8373

Mungaoli: Brajendra Singh Yadav (BJP) 5422

Gwalior East: Satish Sikarwar (INC) 15353

Dabra: Suresh Raje (INC) 2267

Gwalior Rural: Sahab Singh (INC) 3282

Shivpuri: Devendra Kumar Jain (BJP) 43030

Bhander, Datia: Phool Singh Baraiya (INC) 29438

Sewda, Datia: Pradeep Agarwal (BJP) 2558

Ater: Hemant Satyadev Katare (INC) 20228

Mehgaon: Rakesh Shukla (BJP) 22010

Gohad: Keshav Desai (INC) 607

Sabalgarh: Sarla vijendra Rawat (BJP) 9805

Sumawali: Aidal Singh Kansana (BJP) 16008

Ambah: Devendra Ramnarayan Sakhwar (INC) 22627

Vjaypur: Ramnivas Rawat (INC) 18059

Sheopur: Babu Jandel (INC) 11130

Bhind: Narendra Singh Kushwah (BJP) 14146

Lahar: Ambrish Sharma (BJP) 12397

Datia: Bharti Rajendra (INC) 7742

Pohari: Kailash Kushwah (INC) 49481

Pichhore: Preetam Lodhi (BJP) 21882

Guna: Pannalal Shakya (BJP) 66454

Chachaura: Priyanka Penchi (BJP) 57128

Bamori: Rishi Agrawal (INC) 14796

Raghogarh: Jayvardhan Singh (INC) 4505

Chanderi: Jagannath Singh Raghuwanshi (BJP) 21768

7:32 PM Updates:

Congress candidate's victory deals a significant blow as Home Minister Narottam Mishra faces defeat in the election.

7:27 PM Updates:

Morena Assembly Election Results:

Winners -

Dimni Constituency: Narendra Singh Tomar (BJP)

Sabalgarh Constituency: Sarla Rawat (BJP)

Sumawali Constituency: Edal Singh Kansana (BJP)

Jaura Constituency: Pankaj Upadhyay (Congress)

Morena Constituency: Dinesh Gurjar (Congress)

Ambah Constituency: Devendra Narayan Sakwar (Congress)

Sheopur Assembly Election Results:

Vijaypur Constituency: Ramnivas Rawat (Congress)

Shyopur Constituency: Babu Lal Jandel (Congress)

In Bhind, BJP candidate Narendra Singh Kushwah is leading, while in Lahar, BJP's Ambreesh Sharma is ahead by 12,599 votes after the first round of counting.

Bhind district has witnessed a high number of candidates, with 38 contestants in the Ater constituency, the most in the state.

7:15 PM Updates:

Minister Praduman Singh Tomar secured victory in the Gwalior Assembly with a lead of over 19,000 votes.

From Bhitarwar, BJP's Mohan Singh Rathore triumphed with more than 22,000 votes.

In Gwalior East, Congress candidate Satish Sikarwar won by a margin of 16,000 votes.

In Dabra, Congress's Suresh Raje defeated BJP's Imrati Devi by 1825 votes.

Meanwhile, in Gwalior Rural, Congress candidate Sahab Singh secured a win with a lead of 334 votes, defeating BJP candidate Bharat Singh.

The results for all five constituencies in the Shivpuri district have been declared, with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) securing victory on four out of five seats, while Congress claimed one.

The sole victory for Congress came in the Pohari Assembly, where Kailash Kushwah defeated BJP's Suresh Dhakad with a margin of more than 49,481 votes.

Preetam Lodhi emerged victorious from Pichhore, securing a lead of over 21,000 votes.

The winners from Karera, Ramesh Khatik, Pichhore's Preetam Lodhi, and Pohari's Kailash Kushwah have been declared.

Khatik defeated Congress candidate Pragilal Jatav by 3,103 votes.

The vote counting for the 4 assembly seats in Guna district has commenced.

From Guna, BJP candidate Pannalal Shakya emerged victorious with 66,454 votes.

In Chachaura Assembly, BJP's Priyanka Penchi is leading.

In Biora, Congress candidate Rishi Agrawal secured victory with 14,796 votes, defeating Panchayat Minister Mahendra Singh Sisodia.

From Raghogarh, Congress candidate Jayvardhan Singh won the elections with a margin of 4,505 votes.

Former Chief Minister Digvijay Singh's brother, Laxman Singh, is trailing with 34,546 votes after 11 rounds of counting.

The results for all three assembly seats in Datia are now available.

In Bhander, Congress candidate Phool Singh Baraiya secured a victory, defeating BJP's Ghanshyam Pironia by a margin of over 29,000 votes.

Meanwhile, in Sevda, BJP's Pradeep Agrawal defeated Congress's Ghanshyam Singh by 2,989 votes.

The counting is still ongoing in the Datia seat, where Home Minister Narottam Mishra is trailing by 7,512 votes after the current round of counting.

In the electoral contest across three assembly seats in Ashoknagar district, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) secured victory in two, while Congress clinched one.

The most closely contested battle unfolded in the Mungaoli constituency, where BJP's Brijendra Singh Yadav emerged victorious for the fourth consecutive time after a tough competition.

Despite trailing in several rounds, he eventually secured a win with a margin of 5,359 votes.

In Ashoknagar seat, Congress candidate Haribabu Rai triumphed over BJP's Jajpal Singh Jajji by a margin of 8,373 votes.

Meanwhile, in Chanderi, BJP's Jagnnath Singh Raghuwanshi defeated Congress's Gopal Singh Chauhan by a significant margin of 21,768 votes.

6:40 PM Updates:

In the electoral showdown at Dabra, Suresh Raje emerged victorious, securing 83,917 votes, while Imrati Devi fell short with 80,549 votes.

This high-profile seat in Dabra witnessed the defeat of former minister Imrati Devi, as Congress legislator Suresh Raje triumphed with a margin of 3,368 votes.

6:22 PM Updates:

Ater: After the 13th round of counting, Congress candidate Hemant Katare is ahead by 22161 votes.

Lahar: After the last round of counting, BJP's Ambrish Sharma leads by 12906 votes.

5:50 PM Update:

Congress candidate Sahab Singh Gurjar secures victory in the Gwalior Rural Assembly Constituency with a margin of 3035 votes.

5:30 PM Update:

Ater: After the 11th round of counting, Congress candidate Hemant Katare is ahead by 23,000 votes.

Lahar: Opposition leader Govind Singh faces a confirmed defeat; the EVM counting is complete, with approximately 13,000 votes, Ambrish Sharma is leading.

Mehgaon: BJP secures the seat as candidate Rakesh Shukla's victory is confirmed after the completion of EVM counting, leading by around 17,719 votes.

Bhind: BJP candidate Narendra Singh Kushwah is likely to win the seat with an estimated lead of 15,138 votes based on EVM votes.

Gohad: BJP's Lal Singh trails Congress's Keshav Desai by approximately 2,000 votes.

Datia (8th Round): Congress's Rajendra Bharti leads with 6,718 votes against BJP.

Gwalior: Energy Minister Pradyuman Singh Tomar secures victory in the Gwalior constituency.

4:45 PM Update:

Ambah: Congress candidate Devendra Sakhawar secures victory.

Dimani: BJP candidate Narendra Singh Tomar secures victory.

Muraina: Congress candidate Dinesh Gurjar secures victory.

Sumaoli: BJP candidate Edal Singh Kansana secures victory.

Joura: Congress candidate Pankaj Upadhyay secures victory.

Sabalgarh: BJP candidate Sarla Rawat secures victory.

Gwalior East: INC's Satish Singh Sikarwar, defeats BJP's Maya Singh with 15,586 votes.

4:00 PM Updates:

Dabra - Congress's Suresh Raje is leading by 695 votes in the 11th round.

Gwalior Rural - In the 10th round, Bharat Singh Kushwah from BJP is ahead by 600 votes.

Gwalior South - From BJP, Narayan Singh Kushwah is leading by 5132 votes in the 10th round.

Gwalior East - Congress's Dr. Satish Sikarwar is ahead by 4666 votes in the 12th round.

3:00 PM Updates:

Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar won the high-profile Dimni seat in the Gwalior region, securing victory with 24,429 votes after 19 rounds of counting.

BJP's candidate Mohan Singh Rathore clinched victory in the Bhitarwar, securing the seat with 22,695 votes.

2:15 PM Updates:

In Dimni, BSP's Balveer Singh Dandotiya has surged ahead by 1667 votes, surpassing Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar and leaving behind Congress' Ravindra Singh Tomar.

In Shivpuri, BJP's Devendra Kumar Jain Leads with a Commanding Margin of 23,051 Votes, Surpassing INC's K P Singh.

In Gwalior South, BJP's Narayan Singh Kushwaha leads by 3,905 votes, leaving behind INC's Praveen Pathak.

In Dabra, INC's Suresh Raje leads by 497 votes, leaving behind BJP's Imarti Devi.

In Pichhore, BJP's Preetam Lodhi leads by 13841 votes, leaving behind INC's Arvind Singh Lodhi.

In Bamori, INC's Rishi Agrawal leads by 20991 votes, leaving behind BJP's Mahendra Singh Sisodia.

In the Bhind constituency, BJP's Narendra Singh Kushwah is leading with a margin of 2087 votes, outpacing Chaudhary Rakesh Singh Chaturvedi.

In the Morena constituency, INC's Dinesh Gurjar is leading with a substantial margin of 5718 votes, leaving behind Raghuraj Singh Kansana.

In Jaura, INC’s Pankaj Upadhyay leads by 5,073 votes, surpassing BJP’s Subedar Singh Sikarwar Rajoudha.

In Sumawali, BSP’s Kuldeep Singh Sikarwar leads by 10,134 votes, leaving behind INC’s Ajab Singh Kushwah.

In Ambah, INC’s Devendra Ramnarayan Sakhwar leads by 14,869 votes, surpassing BJP’s Kamlesh Jatav.

In Sheopur, INC’s Babu Jandel leads by 8,511 votes, surpassing BJP’s Durgalal Vijay.

In Vijaypur, INC’s Ramnivas Rawat leads by 10,896 votes, surpassing BJP’s Baboo Lal Mewra.

12:20 am Updates:

BJP's Maya Singh leads in Gwalior East by 7065, leaving behind Congress's Satish Sikarwar (5654 votes) after 8th round.     

In Gwalior South, Congress' Praveen Pathak with 4547 votes tied up in a close contest with Narayan Singh Kushwaha (4738 votes)                           

In first phase of Gwalior Rural Assembly

BJP's Bharat Singh Kushwaha is leading with 6152, Congress's Sahab Singh Gurjar trail behind with 5687 votes.

Second round of Bhitarwar assembly

BJP's Mohan Singh Rathore is leading with 6984 votes, Congress's Lakhan Singh Yadav ahead with 5151 votes.

In Bhind's Mehdaon constituency:

BJP Candidate: Rakesh Shukla leading with 5623 votes   

Congress Candidate: Rahul Singh Bhadoria trailing with 2452

There are total 34 seats in Gwalior-Chambal divisions, with 21 seats in Gwalior and 13 seats in Chambal.

Gwalior-Chambal has become the hottest region of Madhya Pradesh to watch for in the assembly election. Reason: Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia's breakup with Congress.

In 2020, after Scindia joined hands with Shivraj and took nearly over a dozen MLAs with him to topple the Congress government-- which had come in power after 15 long years. Congress leaders slammed him, saying the 'Maharaj' and his MLAs had deceived the public. However, BJP claimed the public in Gwlaior-Chambal vote in the name of Scindia and not Congress.

Now, it is worth watching if Congress gets public sympathy from the public or it will go with its 'Maharaj'.