Rajasthan Bypolls 2024 Results Live: Vote Counting Begins On 7 Seats; Tough Competetion Between BJP, Congress

Rajasthan Bypolls Results Live: The bypolls were held across seven assembly constituencies in the state on November 20, and the outcome will determine the fate of key candidates from both the Congress and BJP.

Rajasthan Bypolls Results 2024 Live: The counting of votes for the 2024 Rajasthan bypolls has begun at 8:00 a.m on November 23 and the results will begin to unfold after few hours.

The bypolls were held across seven assembly constituencies in the state on November 20, and the outcome will determine the fate of key candidates from both the Congress and BJP.

The bypolls were held for seven assembly seats in Rajasthan: Jhunjhunu, Ramgarh, Dausa, Deoli-Uniara, Khinwsar, Salumber, and Chorasi. These seats became vacant due to the resignation, death, or election of the sitting MLAs to other positions. Key contenders include prominent names like Revant Ram Danga, Kanika Chaudhary, Rajendra Bhamboo, and Amit Ola, among others.

 Key Constituencies and Candidates

Jhunjhunu: Congress leader Brijendra Ola’s resignation after being elected to Parliament led to this bypoll. His son, Amit Ola, is contesting on a Congress ticket against BJP’s Rajendra Bhamboo. Independent candidate Rajendra Singh Gudha, a former minister, is also in the fray.

Dausa: BJP’s Kirodi Lal Meena resigned from this seat after promising to quit if the party lost the Dausa Lok Sabha seat. His brother, Jagmohan Meena, is contesting as BJP’s candidate against Congress’ Deen Dayal.

Deoli-Uniara: This seat became vacant after Congress’ Harish Chandra Meena was elected to the Lok Sabha. Naresh Meena, a rebel Congress leader, is contesting as an independent, while Congress has fielded Kastoor Chand Meena, and BJP’s Rajendra Gujrar is also in the race.

Khinwsar: This bypoll occurred after RLP’s Hanuman Beniwal was elected to Parliament. His wife, Kanika Beniwal, is running for the seat against BJP’s Rewant Ram Danga and Congress’ Ratan Chaudhary.

Chorasi: Bharat Adivasi Party’s Rajkumar Roat vacated this seat to contest the Lok Sabha elections. The BAP has fielded Anil Katara, while BJP’s Karilal Nanoma and Congress’ Mahesh Roat are also contesting.

Salumber: BJP MLA Amritlal Meena’s death prompted this bypoll. The contest is between BJP’s Shanta Devi, Congress’ Reshma Meena, and BAP’s Jitesh Katara.

Ramgarh: This seat fell vacant due to the death of Congress MLA Zubair Khan. BJP’s Sukhwant Singh is contesting against Congress’ Aryan Khan.

Voter Turnout 

A total voter turnout of 69.29% was recorded for the bypolls, highlighting active participation in this crucial election. Although these bypolls will not alter the overall stability of the current BJP-led government, they are seen as an opportunity for BJP Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and state president Madanlal Rathore to regain some of the party's lost support after a poor performance in the recent Lok Sabha elections.

Currently, the Rajasthan state assembly has 200 seats, with the BJP holding 114 seats, Congress holding 65, and smaller parties and independents accounting for the remaining seats. The results of these bypolls could provide an important indicator of voter sentiment ahead of the 2024 state elections.

As the vote counting begins, the results of the Rajasthan bypolls will be crucial in assessing the political landscape of the state. Both the Congress and BJP have strong candidates in the fray, and the outcome will likely set the stage for the upcoming state elections. Stay tuned for the latest updates on the election results as they are announced throughout the day.

08:04 a.m.: Vote Counting Begins

The counting for votes has begun for the seven seats of Rajasthan by-elections.

9: 10 a.m. : BJP Takes Lead On Two Seats

As the vote counting continues, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is showing an early lead in two key constituencies: Dausa and Chorasi. In Dausa, Jagmohan Meena of the BJP is leading based on initial trends.

Meanwhile, the Congress party has managed to take an early lead in the Ramgarh seat, showing early success in that region. These trends are still in the early stages, and the final outcome will depend on the remaining votes being counted.

9:40 a.m: Congress' Aryaan Zubair Takes Early Lead in Ramgarh 

As per the early trends, Aryaan Zubair of the Congress party is leading in the Ramgarh by-election results. Both of Aryaan Zubair’s parents have previously won elections from the Ramgarh seat, adding a significant legacy to his political run.

9:50 a.m:  BJP Leads in Four Seats

The latest trends indicate that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is leading in four out of the seven constituency seats.Congress Ahead in Ramgarh and Jhunjhunu. Meanwhile, the Congress party is currently in the lead in the Ramgarh and Jhunjhunu seats.

9:55 a.m.: BJP Leads in Deoli-Uniara Seat: Early Trends

In the early trends of the Deoli-Uniara seat, BJP's candidate Rajendra Gurjar is leading the race. Gurjar has gained an early advantage with a lead of 2,300 votes as the counting progresses.

10:00 a.m: BJP's Rajendra Bhamboo Leads in Jhunjhunu

As the vote counting process continues, BJP candidate Rajendra Bhamboo has taken an early lead in the Jhunjhunu Assembly by-elections. Bhamboo is currently leading by a margin of 1,018 votes, according to the Election Commission of India (ECI).