Haryana Lok Sabha Elections 2024 results LIVE: BJP candidate Krishan Pal wins from Faridabad

June 4, 2024

Haryana: BJP candidate Rao Inderjit Singh wins from Gurugram district of Haryana with more than 70,000 votes against Raj Babbar of Congress.

BJP candidate Krishan Pal wins from Faridabad district of Haryana by 172914 votes against Mahendra Pratap Singh of Congress.

Satpal Brahamchari secures Sonipat’s victory, defeating BJP’s Mohan Lal Badoli by a significant margin of 21,816 votes in the Congress-BJP electoral battle.

Jai Prakash secures Hisar’s victory, defeating BJP’s Ranjit Singh by a significant margin of 63,381 votes in the Congress-BJP electoral battle.

Congress Candidate Selja Kumari wins from Sirsa seat with the margin of 268497 votes. She made this win against BJP candidate Ashok tanwar.

Situation in Haryana till 2 o’clock
Congress
Sirsa– Kumari Selja ahead by 231095 votes
Hisar-Jai Prakash ahead by 26917 votes
Sonipat– Satpal Brahmachari ahead by 858 votes
Rohtak– Deepender Hooda ahead by 229968 votes
Ambala- Varun Chaudhary ahead by 23728 Votes

BJP-5
Kurukshetra- Naveen Jindal ahead by 8089 votes
Karnal- Manohar Lal Khattar ahead by 188141 votes
Gurugram– Rao Inderjit Singh ahead by  16738 votes
Bhiwani-Mahendragarh- Dharambir Singh ahead by 46641 votes
Faridabad– Krishanpal Gurjar ahead by 155551 votes

Situation in Haryana till 1 o’clock
Congress– 5
Ambala- Varun Chaudhary ahead by 27442 Votes
Sirsa– Kumari Selja ahead by 1041379 votes
Hisar- Jaiprakash ahead by  25543 votes
Rohtak- Deepender Hooda ahead by 108338 votes
Gurugram- Raj Babbar ahead by 37698  votes

BJP- 5
Kurukshetra- Naveen Jindal ahead by  4810 votes
Karnal- Manohar Lal Khattar ahead by 102579 votes
Sonipat- Mohan Lal Baroli ahead by 11314 votes
Bhiwani-Mahendragarh- Dharambir Singh ahead by 6724  votes
Faridabad– Krishanpal Gurjar ahead by 91324 votes

Situation in Haryana till 12 o’clock
Congress- 5
Ambala- Varun Chaudhary ahead by 24566 votes
Sirsa– Kumari Selja ahead by 123327 votes
Hisar- Jaiprakash ahead by 7743 votes
Rohtak- Deepender Hooda ahead by 125508 votes
Gurugram- Raj Babbar ahead by 28040 votes

BJP- 5
Kurukshetra- Naveen Jindal ahead by 556 votes
Karnal- Manohar Lal Khattar ahead by 102579 votes
Sonipat- Mohan Lal Baroli ahead by 2901 votes
Bhiwani-Mahendragarh- Dharambir Singh ahead by 6830 votes
Faridabad– Krishanpal Gurjar ahead by 66970 votes

Situation in Haryana till 11:00 AM
Congress- 6
Ambala– Varun Chaudhary ahead by 27362 votes
Sirsa– Kumari Selja ahead by 76,484 votes
Hisar- Jaiprakash ahead by 5848 votes
Sonipat– Satpal Brahmachari ahead by 4549 votes
Rohtak– Deepender Hooda ahead by 31,330 votes
Gurugram– Raj Babbar ahead by 29095 votes

BJP- 4
Kurukshetra– Naveen Jindal ahead by 565 votes
Karnal– Manohar Lal Khattar ahead by 43171 votes
Bhiwani-Mahendragarh- Dharambir Singh ahead by 5167 votes
Faridabad– Krishanpal Gurjar ahead by 15276 votes

In early trends INC leading on 6 seats, BJP leads on 3 seats and AAP on 1 seat.

In Haryana, the All India Alliance is leading on 6 seats. BJP has a lead on 4 seats. Divyanshu Buddhiraja of Congress is leading from Karnal seat. Varun Mullana of Congress is leading by 6480 votes from Ambala. Dharambir Singh is leading from Bhiwani-Mahendragarh.

Raj Babbar of Congress is leading by 13,106 votes from Gurugram. Deepender Hooda of Congress is leading from Rohtak. Kumari Selja of Congress is leading by 12,670 votes from Sirsa, whereas Satpal Brahmachari of Congress is leading by 5071 votes from Sonipat.

India alliance leads on 5 seats in Haryana
India alliance is leading on 5 seats in Haryana. BJP is leading on 4 seats. Divyanshu Buddhiraja of Congress is leading from Karnal seat. Varun Mullana of Congress is leading by 6480 votes from Ambala. Dharambir Singh is leading from Bhiwani-Mahendragarh.

Raj Babbar of Congress is leading by 13,106 votes from Gurugram. Deepender Hooda of Congress is leading from Rohtak. Kumari Selja of Congress is leading by 12,670 votes from Sirsa and Satpal Brahmachari of Congress is leading by 5071 votes from Sonipat.

Counting of votes for 10 Lok Sabha seats in Haryana has started at 8 am. Post ballots are being counted first. The status of victory and defeat will be clear by 2 pm.

9 counting centers have been set up for each constituency for counting of votes. More than 10 thousand employees have been deployed in them. 20 thousand security personnel have been deployed to prevent any kind of disturbance.

Everyone’s eyes are on BJP candidate Manohar Lal Khattar from Karnal, former CM Bhupendra Hooda’s son Deepender Hooda from Rohtak, Congress candidate Raj Babbar from Gurugram. BJP is contesting the elections alone in the state.