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VIDHAN SABHA ELECTION 2012

 

Punjab Assembly elections results live: 117 assembly seats

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10.30AM, March 06, 2012:

  • SAD-BJP alliance was leading in nearly 67 seats while the Congress maintained its lead on 47 seats.
  • Amarinder Singh- leading and le his son Raninder Singh also leading from the Samana
  • Upinderjit Kaur, SAD, Education Minister--- leading over Navtej Sidhu at Sultanpur Lodhi
  • Kewal Singh Dhillon, Congress ahead from Barnala over SAD's Malkit Singh Kittu
  • Parkash Singh Badal was leading over his nearest rival and his younger brother Gurdas Singh Badal from Lambi constituency
  • Deep Malhotra, SAD -- leading over Congress Avtar Singh Brar at Faridkot
  • BJP's senior leader Manoranjan Kalia of the BJP was ahead over his nearest Congress rival Rajinder Beri.
  • Ashwani Sharma, President BJP- leading Amarinder Singh's son Raninder Singh from Samana
  • Congress' Harchand Kaur was leading over Gobind Singh Kanjla of the SAD (Mehal Kalan SC)
  • Gurbachan Singh Babbehali, SAD was leading over his nearest Congress rival Raman Behl at Gurdaspur
  • Madan Lal Jalalpur, Congress-- lead Harinder Singh of the CPM.at Ghanaur
  • Veer Singh Lopoke, SAD - leading Sukhbinder Singh Sarkaria of the Congress at Raja Sansi
  • Som Prakash BJP - leading over Balbir Kumar Sodhi of the Congress in Phagwara
  • Bhagat Chunni Lal, BJP- leading over Congress' Suman Kaypee at Jalandhaw West
  • Pawan Tinoo, SAD- ahead of Congress' Satnam Singh Kainth. in Adampur segment
  • Ajit Singh Kohar, Revenue Minister, SAD- leading over C D Kamboj of Congress.
  • Charanjit Kaur Bajwa of Congress,Kadian-- leading Sewa Singh Sekhwan, Punjab Minister
  • At Nabha--Balwant Singh Shahpur, SAD-- leading over Sadhu Singh Dharamsot of Congress
  • Anandpur Sahib: Madanmohan Mittal, BJP-- leading over K P Rana of Congress
  • Ropar:, Daljit Singh Cheema, SAD--- leading over Dr Ramesh Dutt Sharma, Congress

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  • Total Candidate: 1,078- 985 male and 93 female
  • January 30: Total Votes: 1,38,92,749
  • 117 constituencies, 22 districts and 19,841 polling stations
  • 93,20,878 registered male - (79.11 per cent, 66,14,241) cast their ballot.
  • 83,61,485 registered female voters, (79.11 per cent, 66,14,241) cast their ballot.
  • 2,000 paramilitary personnel and 2,000 members of the polling staff were deployed
  • videograph the counting process in all centres.