Madhya Pradesh, Odisha Bypoll Results Live: Congress Leads In Mungaoli, Kolaras, BJD Wins Bijepur

The Congress was leading in both the Madhya Pradesh assembly seats where by-elections were held last week. In Kolaras constituency, Congress candidate Mahendra Singh Yadav maintained his lead, established in the first round. n Mungaoli, Congress' Brijendra Singh Yadav was ahead of his rival BJP candidate. In Odisha's Bijepur BJD nominee Rita Sahu won by a huge margin over her nearest BJP candidate Ashok Panigrahi by a huge margin.

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Madhya Pradesh, Odisha Bypoll Results Live: Congress Leads In Mungaoli, Kolaras, BJD Wins Bijepur

Congress workers celebrate as party candidates lead in Madhya Pradesh bypolls (PTI)

New Delhi:  The Congress was leading in both the Madhya Pradesh assembly seats where by-elections were held last week. In Kolaras constituency, Congress candidate Mahendra Singh Yadav maintained his lead, established in the first round. In Mungaoli, Congress' Brijendra Singh Yadav was ahead of his rival BJP candidate. The outcome of the two by-polls, held on February 24, are being seen as a possible pointer to the mood of people ahead of the Assembly elections due later this year in the BJP-ruled state. The by-polls were necessitated due to the death of Congress MLAs Mahendra Singh Kalukheda (Mungaoli in Ashoknagar district) and Ram Singh Yadav (Kolaras in Shivpuri district). The BJP has fielded Baisahab Yadav from Mungaoli and Devendra Jain from Kolaras.

In Odisha,  the ruling BJD marched ahead of BJP establishing a huge margin in the by-election for Bijepur Assembly seat. BJD nominee Rita Sahu won the seat with nearly 42,000 votes over her nearest BJP candidate Ashok Panigrahi.

Here are the live updates of by-poll results in Madhya Pradesh and Odisha:




Feb 28, 2018
17:29 (IST)
Read: BJD's Rita Sahu Wins Bijepur In Odisha Assembly Bypoll
Biju Janata Dal candidate Rita Sahu registered a thumping victory in the Bijepur assembly bypoll in Odisha by defeating BJP's Ashok Panigrahi by a margin of 41,933 votes on Wednesday.
Feb 28, 2018
17:25 (IST)
Madhya Pradesh's Mungaoli and Kolaras saw high-voltage campaigns from the ruling BJP and the Congress which is keen to retain both seats. While Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan led the BJP campaign with a host of ministers, Congress MP Jyotiraditya Scindia led the opposition attack. Both the seats fall under Mr Scindia's parliamentary constituency Guna and were earlier held by the Congress. The BJP that has been in power for 15 years in the state pitched for development in the Congress bastion. Having lost two assembly bypolls to the Congress last year, the BJP was keen on recovering lost ground.
Feb 28, 2018
17:18 (IST)


The Bijepur result assumes significance, particularly for the BJD, BJP and the Congress as it is seen as a precursor to the 2019 general elections, reports news agency IANS. The results proved that the popularity of Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik remains intact despite an aggressive campaign by the BJP, which failed to capitalise on its advantages from the panchayat polls. The BJP had swept the zilla parishad polls in Bargarh district in 2017, where Bijepur is located.
Feb 28, 2018
17:09 (IST)

Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik talking to media persons after bypoll results were declared for the Bijepur assembly segment. In the bypoll, BJD candidate won by nearly 42,000 votes. Talking to reporters, Mr Patnaik thanked party workers and the people of Bijepur for the victory.  
Feb 28, 2018
16:29 (IST)
We need to introspect: BJP on Bijepur bypoll loss

Commenting on the Bijepur by-election results, BJP legislature party leader K V Singdeo said,  "We need to do our introspection over the defeat in the Bijepur bypoll and move forward."
Feb 28, 2018
16:21 (IST)
A total of 13 candidates are in the fray in Mungaoli while 22 candidates are contesting in Kolaras. The by-polls were necessitated due to the death of Congress MLAs Mahendra Singh Kalukheda (Mungaoli in Ashoknagar district) and Ram Singh Yadav (Kolaras in Shivpuri district).
Feb 28, 2018
16:15 (IST)
In Mungaoli, Congress' Brijendra Singh Yadav was leading over his rival BJP candidate by 5,244 votes after the completion of 11th round of counting. In Mungaoli, the fate of the contestants would be known after 19 rounds.
Feb 28, 2018
16:07 (IST)
In Madhya Pradesh's Kolaras seat, Congress candidate Mahendra Singh Yadav has maintained his lead, established in the first round. He was ahead by 3,425 votes after the end of the tenth round of counting, an election official said. A total of 23 rounds of counting will take place in Kolaras.
Feb 28, 2018
16:01 (IST)
In Odisha's Bijepur bypolls BJD's Rita Sahu got 1,02,871 votes while BJP candidate got 60,938 votes. Congress' Pranay Sahu bagged only 10,274. The seat was earlier held Congress.
Feb 28, 2018
15:58 (IST)
In another tweet, Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik also said, "I thank each and every BJD worker who has worked hard for this. We will continue our efforts to build a prosperous and empowered Odisha. Jai Jagannath."
Feb 28, 2018
15:53 (IST)
 BJD lives in the hearts of the people of Odisha: Naveen Patnaik

Reacting on the Bijepur bypoll result, Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik said, "Humbled by love and trust of the people of Bijepur for giving BJD a massive victory." He also said that BJD lives in the hearts of the people of Odisha and People of the state are peace loving and have rejected the politics of hatred and violence.
Feb 28, 2018
15:49 (IST)
BJD wins Odisha's Bijepur bypoll by nearly 42,000 votes

In Odisha's Bijepur, BJD's Rita Sahu wins by a margin of 41,933 votes. She defeated her nearest BJP candidate Ashok Panigrahi. he by-poll for Bijepur Assembly seat was held on February 24. The by-poll was necessitated due to the death of Congress MLA Subal Sahu in August, 2017.
Feb 28, 2018
14:37 (IST)
BJD candidate Rita Sahu is the widow of Congress MLA Subal Sahu who died in August 2017, necessitating by-polls in Bijepur
Feb 28, 2018
14:21 (IST)
Suspended BJD MP Baijayant 'Jay' Panda congratulated Rita Sahu who has a massive lead over BJP candidate in Bijepur.
Feb 28, 2018
14:04 (IST)
Madhya Pradesh: In Kolaras, after seventh round of counting, Congress leads over BJP by 2263 votes
Feb 28, 2018
13:44 (IST)
Madhya Pradesh: Congress leading over BJP by 3,834 votes, after the seventh round of counting in Mungaoli
Feb 28, 2018
13:41 (IST)
Odisha: BJD candidate Rita Sahu extends her lead by over 40, 000 votes against BJP's Ashok Panigrahi; Congress trailing at number three in Bijepur by-polls
Feb 28, 2018
13:28 (IST)
Tight contest between Congress and BJP in Kolaras and Mungaoli, ahead of assembly polls due later in 2018
Feb 28, 2018
13:10 (IST)
Madhya Pradesh: Close fight between Congress and BJP in Kolaras
Feb 28, 2018
12:58 (IST)
Odisha: BJD establishes big margin in the by-election for Bijepur Assembly seat as per latest trends, say poll officials
Feb 28, 2018
12:44 (IST)
Results of the Odisha and Madhya Pradesh by-polls are being keenly watched as possible indicators of people's mood ahead of parliamentary elections in 2019
Feb 28, 2018
12:36 (IST)
Madhya Pradesh: By-polls in Kolaras was necessitated after sitting Congress MLA Ram Singh Yadav died 
Feb 28, 2018
12:36 (IST)
Madhya Pradesh: By-polls in Mungaoli was necessitated after the death of sitting Congress MLA Mahendra Singh Kalukheda
Feb 28, 2018
12:31 (IST)
Odisha: By-polls in Bijepur was held on February 24; voter turnout was over 70 per cent
Feb 28, 2018
12:29 (IST)
Odisha: Counting on for 11th out of 21 rounds in Bijepur by-poll
Feb 28, 2018
12:27 (IST)
Odisha: BJD candidate Rita Sahu leads by 25,166 votes over BJP's Ashok Panigrahi in Bijepur Assembly by-poll
Feb 28, 2018
12:21 (IST)
Madhya Pradesh: After second round of counting, Congress leading in both Mungaoli and Kolaras
Feb 28, 2018
12:15 (IST)
Odisha: Bijepur by-poll - BJD leading over BJP by more than 25,000 votes
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