J&K Election Result 2024 Live Updates | Pulwama Assembly Constituency: JKPDP's Waheed Ur Rehman Para Leading

Who voted for whom for the Pulwama Assembly constituency will soon be out and clear as counting for the much awaited Jammu & Kashmir assembly election results will start in a while today (October 8).

The 2024 Assembly polls in three phases recorded an overall voter turnout of 63.45 per cent, a little less than the 2014 percentage of 65.

Pulwama went to polls on September 18, 2024 in Phase 1 of the election. Key candidates for Pulwama Constituency are Independents Ali Mohmmad Wani, Asif Nabi Dar, Aam Aadmi Party's Fayaz Ahmad Sofi, NCP's Ishtiyaq Ahmad Sheikh and NC's Mohammad Khalil Band.

This is also the first time that AAP is contesting the assembly polls in the UT.

Stay Tuned With Zee News For Live Updates On Pulwama Assembly constituency poll results.

8.02: Counting of votes begin in 90 constituencies of Jammu and Kashmir

8:50: Early trends show Bharatiya Janata Party leading in 5 seats, Jammu & Kashmir National Conference in 3 and Independent in 1 seat of the 90-constituency J&K Assembly poll results

9.14 am: Leading
1978 (+ 464)
Waheed Ur Rehman Para
Jammu & Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party

9.14 am: Trailing
1514 ( -464)
Mohammad Khalil Band
Jammu & Kashmir National Conference

9.14 am: Trailing
453 ( -1525)
Mohd Ayoub Mir
Independent

9.14 am: Trailing
91 ( -1887)
Talat Majid Alie
Independent

9.14 am: Trailing
78 ( -1900)
Fayaz Ahmad Sofi
Aam Aadmi Party

9.14 am: Trailing
60 ( -1918)
Mohd Iqbal Sofi
Independent

9.14 am: Trailing
39 ( -1939)
Javeed Ahmad Chopan
Independent

9.14 am: Trailing
36 ( -1942)
Ishtiyaq Ahmad Sheikh
Nationalist Congress Party

9.14 am: Trailing
23 ( -1955)
Ali Mohmmad Wani
Independent

9.14 am: Trailing
19 ( -1959)
Sofi Mohammad Akbar
Independent

9.14 am: Trailing
8 ( -1970)
Shabir Ahmad Wani
Rashtriya Lok Janshakti Party

9.14 am: Trailing
7 ( -1971)
Asif Nabi Dar
Independent

9.20 am: Jammu & Kashmir National Conference leading in 25 seats, Bharatiya Janata Party in 18, Indian National Congress in 6, Jammu & Kashmir Peoples Democratic Party in 2, Independent 2 and 1 each of Jammu & Kashmir People Conference, Communist Party of India, Democratic Progressive Azad Party and Bahujan Samaj Party, early trends show