Party workers celebrate the BJP's performance in Maharashtra Assembly elections. (PTI)
Mumbai:
BJP candidate Pritam Munde, daughter of late Union minister Gopinath Munde, notched a big win in Beed Lok Sabha constituency Sunday.
She won by a staggering 922,416 votes, trouncing her nearest Congress rival Ashok S Patil by a margin of more than 696,321 votes.
Meanwhile, the third candidate, Independent Tejas A Ghumare got just 59,986 votes.
The Shiv Sena and Nationalist Congress Party had not put up any nominees against Pritam Munde as a mark of respect to her father, whose death in June necessitated the byelection.
She won by a staggering 922,416 votes, trouncing her nearest Congress rival Ashok S Patil by a margin of more than 696,321 votes.
Meanwhile, the third candidate, Independent Tejas A Ghumare got just 59,986 votes.
The Shiv Sena and Nationalist Congress Party had not put up any nominees against Pritam Munde as a mark of respect to her father, whose death in June necessitated the byelection.
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