Election Results 2017: 'PM Modi overjoyed by "unprecedented support' - As it happened

New Delhi: Election Results 2017: Assembly Election 2017/Assembly polls 2017 took place in five states - Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Goa, and Manipur - in February and March.

UP Assembly Election Results 2017, Uttarakhand Election Results 2017, Punjab Assembly Election Results 2017 LIVE UPDATE, Goa Assembly Election Results 2017, and Manipur Assembly Election 2017 Results will be out this evening.

Elated over the BJP's performance, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he was overjoyed that the BJP "has received unprecedented support from all sections of society. Huge support from the youth is gladdening."

"Every moment of our time, everything we do is for welfare & wellbeing of the people of India. We believe in the power of 125 crore Indians," tweeted the PM.

He also congratulated BJP chief "Amit Shah, party office bearers and state units for their exemplary work in taking the party to new heights". 

Commenting on Punjab debacle, the PM thanked people of the state for giving Shiromani Akali Dal and BJP "the opportunity to serve for 10 years and for the support we got in these polls".

Earlier, BJP chief Amit Shah said his party is set to form governments in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur. He added that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has emerged as the tallest leader in the country and even BJP's political rivals have to admit it.

"The historic mandate given to Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in all five states will give a new direction to Indian polity," Shah said. 

"It is a mandate for continuation of 2014's developmental agenda," Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu said after the election results.

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Election Commission data for UP Bahujan Samaj Party 18, Bharatiya Janata Party 312; Samajwadi Party 47; Indian National Congress 7; Apna Dal (Soneylal) 9; Rashtriya Lok Dal 1; Suheldev Bhartiya Samaj Party 4; Independent 3 

We welcome the public mandate, allegations of Mayawati ji should be probed: Lalu Prasad Yadav 

Election Commission to Mayawati: No merit in allegations of EVM tampering in UP polls, reports PTI

Akhilesh Yadav submits his resignation to Governor Ram Naik from the position of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister. 

Congress loses all the four Assembly seats in Amethi district, the pocket borough of Nehru-Gandhi family, with BJP bagging three of them.

I thank people of UP from bottom of my heart. This historic victory of BJP is for development and good governance: PM

BJP national secretary Siddharth Nath Singh wins from Allahabad (West), an Assembly segment where the party has not been a force to reckon with until recently.

Mulayam Singh Yadav's daughter-in-law Aparna Yadav loses to BJP's Rita Bahuguna Joshi by margin of 33,796 votes in Lucknow Cantt seat.

Independent candidate Aman Mani Tripathi wins Nautanwa seat in Mahrajganj by defeating nearest rival SP's Kunwar Kaushal Kishore Singh alias Munna Singh by a margin of 32,478 votes.

Samajwadi Party leader Shivpal Singh Yadav wins the Jaswantnagar seat by over 52,000 votes.

The BJP has more than doubled its vote share in Uttar Pradesh to close to 40 percent since the last Assembly Elections, though there is a slight drop since the Lok Sabha polls of 2014.

BJP candidate Brijesh is leading in Muslim-dominated Deoband seat. 

Election Commission data at 2:30 pm: Uttar Pradesh: Bahujan Samaj Party 2, Bharatiya Janata Party 37; Samajwadi Party 5; Indian National Congress 1; Apna Dal (Soneylal) 1; Independent 1 

Mayawati writes to the EC demanding immediate stoppage of counting and declaration of results in UP and holding of fresh polls using paper ballots.

UP results are surprising. It seems EVMs did not accept any vote other than that of BJP's, says BSP supremo Mayawati.

Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati alleges EVM tampering after electoral defeat in Uttar Pradesh.

The BJP has gained comfortable leads in eight seats of Allahabad district, which has the highest number of 12 Assembly segments in Uttar Pradesh.

Election Commission data at 1:35 pm: Uttar Pradesh: Bharatiya Janata Party 6; Indian National Congress 1

Election Commission data at 1:00 pm: Uttar Pradesh: Bharatiya Janata Party 1

The BJP and its allies appear poised to sweep all the five Assembly segments which together form Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Lok Sabha constituency as well as the three adjoining ones falling in Varanasi district.

EC data at 12:15 pm- Uttar Pradesh: Bharatiya Janata Party 1

Congress veteran Digvijay Singh on Saturday said there was no question of party vice president Rahul Gandhi stepping down, in the wake of the poor showing in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls.

11:45 am: Uttar Pradesh (403/403): Bahujan Samaj Party leading on 18 seats, Bharatiya Janata Party on 292, Indian National Congress 12, Rashtriya Lok Dal 2, Samajwadi Party 59, Apna Dal (Soneylal) 8, Most Backward Classes Of India 1, Nirbal Indian Shoshit Hamara Aam Dal 2, Peace Party 1, Suheldev Bhartiya Samaj Party 5, Independent 3

In Ghaziabad city seat, Atul Garg of BJP was leading with 8,000 votes over his rival Suresh Bansal of BSP. 

In Modinagar Assembly constituency, Manju Sivach of BJP was leading with 3,000 votes over her nearest rival Wahab Chaudhary of BSP. 

In Sahibabad, the party`s Sunil Sharma was leading by over 2,000 votes over his rival Amar Pal Sharma of the Congress-SP alliance. 

In Muradnagar Assembly seat, Ajit Pal Tyagi of BJP was leading with 2,500 votes over his nearest rival Surendra Prakash Goel of Congress-SP alliance. 

BJP`s Nand Kishore Gurjar is leading by over 6,000 votes over his rival Zakir Ali of Bahujan Samaj Party. 

Bharatiya Janata Party candidates are ahead of their rivals in all five Assembly constituencies of Ghaziabad district.

The BJP`s grand showing in Uttar Pradesh is bigger than its win in the 2014 Lok Sabha election, says Union Minister of Law Ravi Shankar Prasad. "The UP win is a tectonic shift in Indian politics and it is bigger than our 2014 victory," he says.

Trends show BJP's Suresh Rana leading over BSP's Abdul Waris Khan in Thana Bhawan seat in Shamli by more than 1,000 votes.

Trends show independent candidate Aman Mani Tripathi is ahead of his nearest rival SP's Kunwar Kaushal Kishore Singh alias Munna Singh by over 12,000 votes in Nautanwa seat.

At 11:20 am, trends are: Uttar Pradesh (403/403): BJP 309, SP-Congress 64, BSP 22, Others 8

Trends show BJP's Sangeet Singh Som is ahead of his nearest SP rival Atul Pradhan by a margin of 8,359 votes in Sardhana seat. 

Trends show BJP's Suresh Rana is trailing BSP's Abdul Waris Khan in Thana Bhawan seat in Shamli by over 5,000 votes. 

The BJP is set to take power in Uttar Pradesh and the credit for this goes to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, says party spokesperson Sambit Patra. "The victory goes to Modi for his hard work, for his vision, for his pro-poor agenda," says Patra.

The Uttar Pradesh voter has risen above caste for the first time, says Minister of State in the PMO Jitendra Singh.

People have rejected the SP-Congress alliance in a big way, this is a vote for development: Yogi Adityanath

Gangster-turned-politician Mukhtar Ansari (BSP), son Abbas and brother Sigbatullah are trailing in Mau, Ghosi, and Mohammadabad seats respectively.

The BJP is leading in Ramnagar (Barabanki) and Ayodhya seats. Ministers Arvind Singh Gope and Tej Narain alias Pawan Pandey trailing.

Overjoyed BJP workers, leaders, and supporters raise victory slogans in the BJP office in Lucknow as counting trends indicated a comfortable victory for the party in the crucial Uttar Pradesh Assembly Elections on Saturday. In contrast, there was no activity at the ruling Samajwadi Party`s office. BJP workers raise slogans like "Chappa Chappa Bhajpa", "Kahan pade ho chakkar mein, koi nahin hai takkar mein" and "Modi Modi".

At 10:20 am, Uttar Pradesh (403/403): BJP 293, SP-Congress 80, BSP 21, Others 9

SP leader Shivpal Yadav is leading by 5,742 votes in Jaswantnagar (Etawah) over his nearest rival Manish Yadav Batre of BJP.

Latest trends from Uttar Pradesh (09:54 am): BJP-274, SP+ 79, BSP-25, Others-12

Trends show BJP's Suresh Rana is leading in Thana Bhawan seat in Shamli.

Congress spokesperson Abhishek Manu Singhvi says party vice president Rahul Gandhi should not be singled out for the party`s poor showing in Uttar Pradesh. "If these (counting) trends persist, why single out Rahul Gandhi? He will, of course, take the bullet in his chest," Singhvi tells NDTV.

Jitin Prasada (Congress) was trailing in Tilhar (Shahjahanpur).

Minister Yasir Shah was trailing in Matera (Bahraich), while minister Rahguraj Pratap Singh alias Raja Bhaiya was ahead in Kunda.

The BJP forges ahead in 200 constituencies, leaving rivals SP-Congress combine and the BSP far behind going by trends available during the first two hours of counting. The nascent SP-Congress coalition was ahead in 50 of the total 403 seats in the state while Mayawati's party was leading in only 30 places.

Mulayam Singh Yadav's daughter-in-law Aparna Yadav trails Rita Bahuguna Joshi (BJP) in Lucknow Cant seat.

Trends show Speaker Mata Prasad Pandey (SP) is trailing in Itwa (Siddharth Nagar), the BJP is leading in the seat. 

Former Uttar Pradesh Samajwadi Party president Shivpal Singh Yadav says he will win easily in Jaswantnagar constituency.

Trends show minister Azam Khan leading in Rampur, Aditi Singh of Congress leading in Raebareli. 

Trends show Home Minister Rajnath Singh's son Pankaj Singh is leading in Noida.

Trends show Samajwadi Party leader Shivpal Yadav is trailing behind Manish Yadav Batre of BJP in Jaswantnagar (Etawah) by 65 votes. 

The BJP is ahead in 200 constituencies as per trends from 300 out of 403 UP Assembly seats. SP-Congress combine ahead in 50 seats and BSP in 30.

Rape accused UP minister Gayatri Prajapati is leading in Amethi. Rahguraj Pratap Singh alias Raja Bhaiya is ahead in Kunda.

BJP forges ahead in Uttar Pradesh as per initial trends from 180 of the 403 seats, leading in over 100 places.

In Amethi, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi`s Lok Sabha constituency, the BJP`s Garima Singh had forged ahead.

Election Commission officials say the BJP was leading in most major cities including Allahabad, Lucknow, and Kanpur. 

Final results for 117 seats in Punjab: Bharatiya Janata Party 3; Congress 76; AAP 20; Shiromani Akali Dal 15; Lok Insaf Party 2  

Despite defeat in Punjab, our alliance has got over 30 percent votes: Amit Shah

Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal won from Jalalabad seat, defeating AAP candidate Bhagwant Mann by 18,500 votes.

Congress candidate Manpreet Singh Badal won from Bathinda Urban seat, defeating AAP candidate Deepak Bansal by 18,480 votes.

After Congress' victory in Punjab, Prashant Kishor, one of the key poll strategists for party in the state, said AAP was one the toughest competitors his team has faced.

AAP candidate and noted Supreme Court lawyer H S Phoolka won from Dakha seat, defeating his nearest rival Akali candidate Manpreer Singh Ayali by 4,169 votes.

Congress gets majority in 117-member Punjab Assembly, wins 59 seats, leading in 18 other seats. 

Akali candidate Bikram Singh Majithia won from the Majitha seat by defeating his nearest rival, Congress candidate Sukhjinder Raj Singh Lally, by 22,884 votes.

Former Punjab CM and Congress candidate Rajinder Kaur Bhattal was defeated by Akali candidate and cabinet minister Parminder Singh Dhindsa by 26,815 votes.

Election Commission data at 2:30 pm: Punjab: Bharatiya Janata Party 2, Indian National Congress wins 42; Aam Aadmi Party 16, Shiromani Akali Dal 5, Lok Insaaf Party 1

Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal defeats his nearest rival Congress candidate Captain Amarinder Singh by 22,770 votes from Lambi Assembly constituency.

Election Commission data at 1:35 pm: Punjab: Indian National Congress wins 20; Aam Aadmi Party 9, Shiromani Akali Dal 1

Cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu dubs the Congress victory in Punjab Assembly Elections as its "revival" and blames SAD`s rout on its leadership`s "arrogance and turning treasury into personal property".

Badal congratulates Congress leader Amarinder Singh, extends support to him. 

SAD to discuss reasons for defeat in the Punjab Assembly Elections, says Parkash Singh Badal.

After party's humiliating defeat, Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal to resign on Sunday.

Congress candidate Kuljit Singh Nagra defeats SAD's Didar Singh Bhatti by a margin of 23,867 votes in Fatehgarh Sahib.

Congress candidate Raj Kumar wins Chabbewal seat by a margin of 29,261 votes as he defeated his nearest rival SAD candidate Sohan Singh Thandal.

AAP candidate Sukhpal Khaira emerges victorious in Bholath seat with a margin of 8,202 votes by defeating SAD candidate Yuvraj Bhupinder Singh.

Congress candidate Sushil Kumar Rinku wins Jalandhar-West, defeating BJP's Mahinder Pal Bhagat, son of Cabinet Minister Chunni Lal Bhagat, with a margin of 17,334 votes.

Election Commission data at 1:00 pm: Punjab: Indian National Congress wins 12; Aam Aadmi Party 3

Committed to good governance, tackling drug menace; health, education will be a priority, says Amarinder.

Arvind Kejriwal is like a summer storm which came and has gone, says Amarinder Singh. He further thanks Sonia Gandhi and Rahul for support. 

Captain Amarinder Singh has won from Patiala urban seat by a margin of over 51,000 votes.

After registering a victory, Captain Amarinder Singh says Congress Legislature Party (CLP) meeting has been called tomorrow at 2 pm.

Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh thanks people of the State for their overwhelming support.

EC data at 12:15 pm- Punjab: Indian National Congress wins 4; Aam Aadmi Party 1

Congress candidate Kanwarpal Singh polled 60,800 votes while BJP's Parminder Sharma got 36,919 votes. Aam Aadmi Party candidate Sanjeev Gautam secured 30,304 votes. 

Congress candidate Kanwarpal Singh wins Anandpur Sahib seat by defeating his nearest BJP rival Parminder Sharma with a margin of 23,881 votes.

The AAP said it was disappointed it did not win the Punjab Assembly Election but added that even becoming the main opposition was an achievement. "We were hoping to form a government in Punjab," Aam Aadmi Party leader Ashutosh tells IANS. 

11:45 am: Punjab (117/117): Bharatiya Janata Party leading on 3, Indian National Congress wins 2 and leading on 73; Aam Aadmi Party leading on 23, Shiromani Akali Dal leading on 14 seats, and Lok Insaaf Party ahead on 2 seats.

Congress's Gurjit Singh Aujla is leading by 21,881 votes in Amritsar Lok Sabha constituency. Bypolls here were held with the Assembly polls. 

At 10:20 am, Punjab (117/117): SAD+ 28, Congress 65, AAP 21, Others 3

The opposition Congress is surging ahead in 50 seats in the 117-member Punjab Assembly, followed by the SAD-BJP in 28 and AAP in 22 seats, as per early trends.

Latest trends from Punjab: Congress-60, SAD+BJP-29,AAP-25,Others-1. 59 is required to form the Government

AAP's Gurpreet Singh Ghughi is leading from Batala.

Congress' Navjot Singh Sidhu is leading from Amritsar East seat.

Proving exit polls wrong, the Congress forges ahead in 56 of the 101 Assembly seats in Punjab. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which was confident of coming to power in the border state, leading in 21 seats, even behind the ruling Shiromani Akali Dal-BJP combine (24 seats).

Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal is leading over nearest rival Ravneet Singh Bittu of Congress by a margin of 2,144 votes from Jalalabad.

SAD ally BJP, which contested 23 seats, is leading in one seat, as per early trends.

Congress leading on 13 seats in the 117-member Punjab Assembly, followed by ruling SAD and AAP on four seats each, as per early trends. 

Congress is leading on four seats followed by SAD on three seats. AAP ahead on one seat in Punjab, as per early trends.

Punjab Deputy Chief Minister and Shiromani Akali Dal President Sukhbir Singh Badal trails from the Jalalabad Assembly seat. Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Bhagwant Mann is leading. The other candidate in the race is Congress MP Ravneet Singh Bittu.

Punjab Cabinet Minister Bikram Singh Majithia is ahead in Majitha seat by a margin of 1,126 votes over his nearest Congress rival.

In Hargobindpur seat, Balwinder Singh Laddi of Congress has taken the lead, while AAP's Kulwant Singh is ahead in Mehal Kalan seat.

All-India Youth Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring is off to a good start in Gidderbaha.

In Bhadaur (Reserve) assembly segment, the AAP's Pirmal Singh Tohra has taken an early lead.

Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal is ahead of his nearest Congress rival Capt Amarinder Singh by a margin of 1,245 votes in Lambi seat.

Final results for 70 seats in Uttarakhand: Bharatiya Janata Party 56; Congress 11; Independent 2

Election Commission data at 2:30 pm: Uttarakhand: Bharatiya Janata Party 10; Indian National Congress 3

As Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat lost the two seats he contested, the BJP says it was a complete rejection of his leadership.

Election Commission data at 1:35 pm: Uttarakhand: Bharatiya Janata Party 2; Indian National Congress 2

Uttarakhand CM Harish Rawat loses from Kichha seat too.

Big jolt for Congress as Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat loses Haridwar (Rural) seat to BJP's Yatishwaranand by over 12,000 votes. 

11:45 am - Uttarakhand (70/70): Bharatiya Janata Party leading in 53 seats, Indian National Congress 14, Independent 3

At 11:20 am, trends are: Uttarakhand (70/70): BJP 56, Congress 10, BSP 0, Others 4

At 10:20 am, Uttarakhand (70/70): BJP 51, Congress 16, BSP 0, Others 3

Latest trends from Uttarakhand (09:55 am): BJP-37, Congress-7 and Others-2

At 9:27 am, Chief Minister Harish Rawat is trailing from Haridwar Rural seat.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) establishes a strong lead over the ruling Congress in Uttarakhand as officials counted the votes polled in Assembly Elections 2017.

Final results for 40 seats in Goa: Bharatiya Janata Party 13; Indian National Congress 17; Nationalist Congress Party 1; Maharashtrawadi Gomantak 3; Goa Forward Party 3; Independent 3

Party will stake claim if it gets enough support: Manohar Parrikar, BJP on Goa election results

Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar submits resignation letter to Governor. 

Goa has come out on the top when it comes to voters pressing the NOTA button in the latest round of Assembly polls.

Election Commission data at 2:30 pm: Goa: Bharatiya Janata Party wins 9; Indian National Congress 9; Nationalist Congress Party 1; Maharashtrawadi Gomantak 1; Goa Forward Party 3

Election Commission data at 1:35 pm: Goa: Bharatiya Janata Party wins 7; Indian National Congress 8; Nationalist Congress Party 1; Maharashtrawadi Gomantak 1; Goa Forward Party 3

Former Goa chief minister Digambar Kamat (Congress) wins from Margao constituency, defeating BJP candidate Sharmad Pai Raiturcar by 4,900 votes. 

Election Commission data at 1:00 pm: Goa: Bharatiya Janata Party wins 6; Indian National Congress 6; Nationalist Congress Party 1; Maharashtrawadi Gomantak 1; Goa Forward Party 2

Goa appeared headed for a hung Assembly with the Congress winning three and the BJP four seats.

EC data at 12:15 pm- Goa: Bharatiya Janata Party wins 4; Indian National Congress 3; Nationalist Congress Party 1; Goa Forward Party 1

Goa Forward candidate Vinod Palyekar defeats BJP candidate and State minister Dayanand Mandrekar in Siolim constituency. 

Goa Deputy Chief Minister Francis D`Souza retains the Mapusa Assembly seat in North Goa, defeating his nearest Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party rival Vinod Phadke by 6,828 votes.

Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar (BJP) loses to Congress' Dayanand Sopte in Mandrem constituency.

11:45 am: Goa (20/40): Bharatiya Janata Party wins 3 setas, leading in 4; Indian National Congress wins in 2, leading in 6, Nationalist Congress Party leading in 1, Maharashtrawadi Gomantak leading in 1, Goa Forward Party leading in 2 seats, Independent leading in one seat

Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar (BJP) trails Congress candidate Dayanand Sopte by 3,826 votes in Mandrem constituency.

At 10:20 am, Goa (18/40): BJP 5, Congress 9, AAP 0, Others 4

MGP's Dipak Pawaskar defeats Ganesh Gaonkar of the BJP by 1,169 votes in Sanvordem constituency. 

Latest trends from Goa (09:42 am): Congress-5, BJP-3, MAG-1, Others 2

Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar (BJP) trails Congress candidate Dayanand Sopte by 1,700 votes in Mandrem constituency. 

Goa poll trends: Congress leads on three seats, BJP on one, MGP-one and Goa Forward Party on two, as per early trends. 

After counting of over 6,000 votes, Parsekar is trailing by over 1,000 votes. After one hour of counting, the Congress led in six of the 40 constituencies and the BJP in two.

Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar is lagging behind his Congress rival Dayanand Sopte after the first round of counting in the Mandrem Assembly constituency in North Goa. 

Counting of votes polled in the February 4 Goa assembly election got under way at 8 a.m. on Saturday.

Final results for 60 seats in Manipur: TMC 1, Bharatiya Janata Party 21; Congress 27; NPF 4; LJSP 1; NPP 4; Independent 1   

I want to quit fighting any type of election: Irom Sharmila after losing election. 

Election Commission data at 4:50 pm: Manipur: Bharatiya Janata Party wins 18; Indian National Congress 21; Naga Peoples Front 3; Lok Jan Shakti Party 1; National People's Party 4, Independent 1

Former Congress minister and BJP candidate from Heingang Assembly seat N Biren Singh wins by a margin of 1,206 votes. 

Election Commission data at 2:30 pm: Manipur: Bharatiya Janata Party wins 11; Indian National Congress 14; Naga Peoples Front 3; Lok Jan Shakti Party 1; National People's Party 3

Election Commission data at 1:35 pm: Manipur: Bharatiya Janata Party wins 8; Indian National Congress 11; Naga Peoples Front 3; Lok Jan Shakti Party 1; National People's Party 3

Election Commission data at 1:00 pm: Manipur: Bharatiya Janata Party wins 3; Indian National Congress 8; Naga Peoples Front 3; National People's Party 2

EC data at 12:15 pm- Manipur: Bharatiya Janata Party wins 2; Indian National Congress 6; Naga Peoples Front 1; National People's Party 2

11:45 am: Manipur (33/60): Bharatiya Janata Party wins two seats, leading on 8; Indian National Congress wins 3, leading on 9, Naga Peoples Front wins 1, leading on 2, Lok Jan Shakti Party leading on one, National People's Party wins 1 and leading on 4, North East India Development Party leading on one and Independent on one seat.

Sapam Ranjan Singh of BJP wins from Konthoujam seat over his Congress rival Konthoujam Sharat Singh by a margin of 2,772 votes.

Latest trends from Manipur: Congress 11, BJP 9, NCP 1 and others 7

Sharmila is also contesting from Khurai.

The three-time Chief Minister, who had established an insurmountable lead over Sharmila of the PRJA party, won comfortably with over 15,000 votes. Leitanthem Basanta Singh of BJP came second in the votes.

Manipur Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh of the Congress party wins in Thoubal constituency, defeating rights activist Irom Sharmila, who got only 90 votes.

Naga People's Front (NPF) and National People's Party (NPP) ahead in two seats each and an independent candidate in one seat, trends from 17 out of 60-member Assembly seats show. 

At 10:20 am Manipur (28/60 seats) - BJP 11, Congress 11, TMC 0, Others 6

The Congress is leading in 13 of 24 constituencies for which trends were available, followed by the BJP in eight. Smaller parties led in three constituencies.

Manipur Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh is leading in Thoubal constituency, as counting of votes polled in the Assembly Elections progressed on Saturday. 

The Naga People's Front is leading in Mao (ST) Assembly seat.

The BJP is leading in Konthoujam, Chandel, and Thangmeiband, the Congress is leading in Lilong.

Manipur Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh (INC) is leading over Leitanthem Basanta Singh (BJP) in Thoubal Assembly seat by over 2,000 votes. Human rights activist Irom Sharmila of PRJA is trailing behind by securing just 26 votes in Thoubal.

Opposition BJP is leading in three Assembly constituencies of Manipur and the Congress is ahead in two constituencies after the first round of counting.

Rights activist Irom Sharmila (PRJA) is trailing behind.

Manipur Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh (INC) is leading over Leitanthem Basanta Singh (BJP) in Thoubal Assembly seat after the first round of counting.