Patna, Nov 23 (UNI) NDA is leading in two assembly seats while Grand Alliance and BSP are leading in one seat each as per the latest counting trend where polling for by-elections was held on November 13.
According to the Election Commission, in Imamganj seat, Raushan Kumar of RJD is leading over his nearest rival Deepa Manjhi of HAM by a margin of 2304 votes. Raushan has got 13,352 votes, while Deepa got 11,048 votes.
Jeetendra Paswan of Jan Suraaj got only 9,588 votes.
In the Ramgarh seat, Satish Kumar Singh Yadav of the BSP is leading over his nearest rival, Ashok Kumar Singh of the BJP, by a margin of 2403 votes. Satish has got 7,531 votes, while Ashok got 5,128 votes. Ajeet Kumar Singh of RJD got only 2,950 votes, while Sushil Kumar Singh Kushwaha of Jan Suraaj is far behind with only 504 votes in his kitty.
Similarly, in the Tarari seat, Vishal Prashant of the BJP is leading over his nearest rival Raju Yadav of the CPI (ML) by a margin of 133 votes. Vishal has got 6034 votes, while Raju got 5901 votes. Kiran Singh of Jan Suraaj got only 628 votes.
In Belaganj, Manorama Devi of JD(U) is leading over her nearest rival Vishwanath Kumar of RJD by a margin of 2393 votes. Manorama had gotten 7,114 votes, while Vishwanath got 4,721 votes. Mohammad Amzad of Jan Suraaj got only 842 votes.
Of four seats, the Grand Alliance is holding three seats, while one seat is held by the NDA. Ramgarh and Belaganj seats are held by RJD, while the Tatari seat is held by CPI (ML), both parties being constituents of the Grand Alliance. Imamganj seat is held by HAM, a partner of ruling NDA in Bihar.
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