Munugode election results

Assembly bypolls results updates | TRS wins Munugode; BJP victorious in 4 out of 7 seats Among the seven Assembly seats, the BJP garnered victory in four — Bihar’s Gopalganj, Uttar Pradesh’ Gola Gokarnnath, Haryana’s Adampur and Odisha’s Dhamnagar November 06, 2022 08:53 am | Updated 08:47 pm IST - New Delhi The BJP won in four out of Rutuja Latke, the candidate of the Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray), won the by-election to Andheri (East) in Mumbai, the seat earlier represented by her deceased husband, after major parties including the BJP did not field candidates. The second-highest number of votes (14.79%) went to the None Of The Above (NOTA) option in the constituency. Also Read | The BJP said the result of the November 3 by-election was a stamp of approval by people on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s policies as it retained Gola Gokarannath in Uttar Pradesh, Dhamnagar in Odisha and Gopalganj in Bihar where it had fielded the kin of its party MLAs whose death necessitated the polls. BJP candidate and former chief minister Bhajan Lal’s grandson Bhavya Bishnoi defeated his nearest rival and Congress nominee Jai Prakash in Haryana’s Adampur by a margin of around 16,000 votes, maintaining the family’s winning streak. TRS candidate Kusukuntla Prabhakar Reddy defeated his nearest BJP rival Komatireddy Raj Gopal Reddy in Munugode, while Congress nominee Palvai Sravanthi was a distant third. In Bihar, the RJD saw its victory margin fall in Mokama and it fell short of a wi...

HYDERABAD: The TRS won the fiercely contested Munugode by-election with a healthy majority of more than 10,000 votes on Sunday. After running neck-and-neck initially, TRS candidate, Kusukuntla Prabhakar Reddy, pulled away from Both parties had campaigned in the by-election as if there was no tomorrow, paradropping more than 100 leaders each into the constituency even as allegations of bribing voters flew thick and fast. However, the TRS government's welfare schemes and its alliance with the Left parties helped it nose ahead of an increasingly aggressive BJP. Even as celebrations broke out in the TRS camp, BJP was not looking at the result as a total loss. The tough fight that Raj Gopal gave TRS, helped the saffron party create a base for itself in southern Telangana which it can build on in future elections. Until now, BJP had little presence in the southern part of the state, having restricted it to north Telangana. Also, with Congress finishing a poor third in the fight, BJP has firmly established itself as the main opposition in Telangana. The Grand Old Party's candidate, Palvai Sravanti, got just 23,906 and lost the security deposit. This despite Raj Gopal winning the seat in 2018 on a Congress ticket amid a TRS wave. TRS, on the other hand got 43% of the vote share while BJP finished with 38.3%. Congress 10.5% of total valid polled votes. In the 2018 assembly elections, BJP's vote share was just 6.4% in Munugode, with its candidate, Gangidi Manohar Reddy, receiving 12...

Premium Bypoll in Telangana’s Munugode sees 93.13% voter turnout, counting on Sunday This is also the highest voter turnout seen during recent bypolls in Telangana, followed by the byelections in Nagarjunasagar (88%) and Huzurabad (86.3%), both held last year, and the Dubbaka bypoll (82.61%) in 2020. A voter turnout of 93.13 per cent was recorded in the bypoll to Telangana’s Munugode Assembly seat held on Thursday, surpassing the turnout of 91.3 per cent seen in the 2018 general elections. Even after polling closed at 6 pm Thursday, long queues were seen outside booths. According to the Returning Officer’s final report Friday morning, of the total 2,41,855 electors in Munugode, as many as 2,25,192 exercised their franchise. There are 1,21,662 male and 1,20,126 female voters in the constituency. The Munugode bypoll was necessitated by sitting MLA Komatireddy Raj Gopal Reddy’s resignation from the Congress in August. Reddy contested the bypoll on a The office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO, Telangana) stated that the last electronic voting machine (EVM) came in at 1.30 am, the strong room was sealed at 4.40 am, and a final voter turnout of 93.13 per cent was recorded. This is also the highest voter turnout seen during recent bypolls held in the state followed by the byelections in Nagarjunasagar (88%) and Huzurabad (86.3%), both held last year, and the Dubbaka bypoll (82.61%) in 2020. The result in Munugode will be declared on November 6, Sunday. Polling began slowly on...

Explained: Despite losing, why the Munugode Assembly bypoll result is a win for the BJP From 12,725 votes in Munugode in 2018 to 86,697 in 2022, the BJP has come a long way in Telangana. The results have helped the saffron party establish itself as the main rival to the TRS ahead of the upcoming 2023 Assembly election The votes have been counted and it’s a win for the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) or now known as Bharat Rashtra Samithi in Telangana. The prestigious bypoll for the The counting was an up-and-down affair with the TRS and BJP trading leads. It was only after the fifth round that the TRS’s K Prabhakar Reddy started pulling ahead of the BJP candidate. At the end of counting, the tally stood at 97,006 votes for the TRS, 86,697 for the BJP, and 23,906 for the Congress’s Palvai Sravanthi Reddy. Karnataka: BJP launches helpline number to provide legal assistance to karyakartas registered under 'false cases' ‘Ram, Hanuman, mandir’: Sam Pitroda courts controversy as BJP targets Rahul Gandhi for silence on ‘Hinduphobia’ — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) The bypoll was necessitated by sitting MLA Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy’s resignation from the Congress in August to join the BJP. As the TRS celebrates its victory, let’s take a look at the key takeaways from the results of this bypoll — billed as a potential bellwether for the 2023 Assembly elections and if it affects the national political scenario. Cementing its national ambitions A win at Munugode doesn’t really ...

The minister complained about the delay and asked officials to announce results after every round of counting. He also said that the “It is demanded that the officials themselves give the details to the media immediately after the completion of each round of counting,” the minister said in a statement released by TRS on Sunday. TRS candidate Kooskuntla Prabhakar Reddy was leading at the Monugode seat with 26,443 votes after the four rounds of counting, while BJP candidate Komatireddy Raj Gopal was trailing with 25,729 votes. In the Assembly by-polls held in six states, the Counting of votes for the by-polls is currently underway at the warehouse of the Food Corporation of India in the state’s Nalgonda. A couple of hours after the counting started, BJP leaders including union minister G Kishan Reddy criticized the slow updates of counting. They also lodged protests with the election commission authorities over the delay.

As the polling in the by-election to Munugode assembly seat came to a close at 6 pm on Thursday, all the pre-election survey agencies came out with their exit poll surveys one after the other. More or less all the survey agencies have indicated that Telangana Rashtra Samithi candidate Kusukuntla Prabhakar Reddy is going to win the seat with a comfortable majority over Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy. As expected, Congress candidate Palwai Sravanthi will end up in the third position. Though these exit polls are not completely reliable, Yet, the final outcome still remains a suspense. Atma Sakshi has predicted that the TRS will get 41-42 percent, compared to 35-36 per cent of the BJP. The Congress may get 16.5 to 17.5 percent votes, while the BSP will get 4-5 per cent vote share. Another agency People’s Pulse has predicted that the TRS will get 44.4 per cent, as against 37.3 per cent and the Congress will get 12.5 per cent votes. Similarly, Trishul, another agency predicted that the TRS would get 47 percent and the BJP would get 31 percent and the Contress 18 percent. Another agency Third Vision predicted huge percentage of 48-51 percent for TRS and 31-35 percent for the BJP. The Congress will get 13-15 percent votes; and the BSP would get 5-7 percent. The exit poll conducted by SAS Group revealed that the TRS would get 41-42 percent, while the BJP would get 35-36 percent votes and the Congress would get 16.5-17.5 percent. The BSP would get 4-5 p...

Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) won the Munugode Assembly bypoll in Telangana on Sunday. After the completion of 15 rounds of counting, TRS candidate Kusukuntla Prabhakar Reddy emerged the winner with a majority of 10,113 votes over the nearest candidate Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy of BJP. According to final figures, TRS polled 96,598 votes and was followed by BJP (86,485) and Congress (23864). A total of 2,25,192 votes were polled and 47 candidates were in the fray. NOTA polled 482 votes. Addressing the media, TRS working president KT Rama Rao thanked the voters of Munugode for choosing “development and self-respect” and blamed the Rao said hundreds of crores of rupees, constant political drama, fake campaigns, and physical attacks on their leaders could not prevent a TRS victory. He added that despite the deployment of 15 CRPF units, 40 teams of Income Tax department officials and fake claims of money seizure from associates of TRS leaders, and use of election symbols such as road roller and chapati maker (which TRS has been calling as identical to its own), BJP could not defeat the TRS. The bypoll held Thursday was necessitated by sitting MLA Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy’s resignation from the Congress in August to join the BJP. Reddy contested the byelection on a BJP ticket against former TRS MLA Kusukuntla Prabhakar Reddy. The Congress fielded late party leader Palvai Govardhan Reddy’s daughter Palvai Sravanthi and 47 candidates were in the fray in total. Also Read | W...

Munugode Bypoll Result 2022 Updates: K Chandrashekar Rao's party TRS wins by over 10,000 votes Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) party won key bypoll in Telangana's Munugode after high-voltage contest with BJP on Sunday. TRS won with a majority of 11,666 votes. Over 93 per cent polling was reported in the bypoll held on November 3, which was necessitated by the resignation of sitting Congress MLA Komatireddy Raj Gopal Reddy from the party in August. He had joined BJP and is seeking re-election. Stay with TOI for all updates Read Less

Telangana BJP’s candidate for Munugode bypolls Rajgopal Reddy said the ruling camp’s victory in the election is a fake one, adding workers of the K Chandrashekhar Rao-led party did not allow him to campaign properly. He further said the state government had threatened them with slapping of cases if they did not switch sides. Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) leader KT Rama Rao with supporters celebrate Munugode Assembly constituency by-election results, at TRS Bhavan in Hyderabad, Sunday, Nov. 6, 2022. (PTI) “The state government used its power and threatened us. That's how the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) won. Police officers are in KCR (Rao)'s hands. TRS goons didn't let us campaign, we were attacked. We were threatened that cases will be filed against us if we don't change party,” Reddy was quoted as saying by news agency ANI. State minister and TRS party working president KT Rama Rao, popularly known as KTR, He added, “Hearty thanks to the people of Munugode for supporting the TRS party. This by-election was forced on Munugode people by Delhi bosses - HM Amit Shah & PM Modi” Also Read | Telangana BJP state president, Bandi Sanjay said, “We'll respect the verdict of the people of Munugode,” “BJP candidate Komatireddy Raj Gopal Reddy fought this election like a hero. No matter how many threats were made by the ruling party, BJP workers worked unyieldingly,” he said. The Election Commision on Sunday late evening officially declared the result of Munugode bypoll result in...