Madhya Pradesh Assembly Bypolls 2021

The constituencies that recently went to bypolls in Madhya Pradesh had an unexpected runner-up. NOTA (None of The Above) was the third most-polled option in two Assembly constituencies while in one seat, it was the fourth most-voted alternative.

The ruling BJP in Madhya Pradesh today won bypolls to Jobat (SC) and Prithvipur assembly seats by wresting them from Congress but lost Raigaon (SC) constituency to the opposition party, officials said.

With 55 candidates fighting over one Lok Sabha and three Assembly seats in the upcoming Madhya Pradesh bypolls, the main contest will be between the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress.

A total of 55 candidates are contesting the upcoming by-elections to one Lok Sabha constituency and three Assembly seats in Madhya Pradesh, an election official said today.

The constituencies that recently went to bypolls in Madhya Pradesh had an unexpected runner-up. NOTA (None of The Above) was the third most-polled option in two Assembly constituencies while in one seat, it was the fourth most-voted alternative.

The ruling BJP in Madhya Pradesh today won bypolls to Jobat (SC) and Prithvipur assembly seats by wresting them from Congress but lost Raigaon (SC) constituency to the opposition party, officials said.

With 55 candidates fighting over one Lok Sabha and three Assembly seats in the upcoming Madhya Pradesh bypolls, the main contest will be between the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress.

A total of 55 candidates are contesting the upcoming by-elections to one Lok Sabha constituency and three Assembly seats in Madhya Pradesh, an election official said today.