In the Chhatarpur Assembly Constituency of Madhya Pradesh, as of the 19th and final round of vote counting, Lalita Yadav from the Bharatiya Janata Party has emerged victorious with 77687 votes, securing a significant lead of 6967 votes over Alok Chaturvedi of the Indian National Congress, who got 70720 votes.
06:02PM: BJP's Lalita Yadav won from Chhatarpur with a vote margin of 6967 votes.
04:52 PM: BJP's Lalita Yadav is leading while Congress' Alok Chaturvedi is trailing with 62074.
03:44 PM: As of the 13th round of vote counting in the Chhatarpur Assembly Constituency in Madhya Pradesh, Lalita Yadav from the Bharatiya Janata Party is leading with 57673 votes, maintaining a margin of 2124 votes over Alok Chaturvedi (Pajjan Bhaiya) of the Indian National Congress, who is trailing with 55549 votes.
01:26 PM : As of Round 9/19, Lalita Yadav of the BJP is leading with 4644 votes over Alok Chaturdevi of the Congress, who secured 37047 votes.
12:48 PM : Lalita Yadav of BJP is leading from the Chhatarpur constituency of MP with 10193 votes and Congress' Alok Chaturvedi is trailing.
11:51 AM : Alok Chaturvedi of Congress is trailing from the Chhatarpur constituency of MP. BJP fielded Lalita Yadav from the seat is leading from 1286 votes in 5th round.
10:21 AM BJP's Lalita Yadav is leading with 946 votes, Congress' Alok Chaturvedi trailing
As per the Madhya Pradesh Election Commission, the state has a total of 5,61,36,229 voters, including 75,304 service voters, with 2,88,25,607 males, 2,72,33,945 females, and 1373 third-gender voters.
Anticipating a fierce competition between Congress and BJP, key candidates in the 2023 elections for Chhatarpur include Lalita Yadav (BJP) and Alok Chaturvedi (INC). The voter turnout in the Chhatarpur Assembly Constituency was 73.28% in 2023.
In 2018, Alok Chaturvedi (pajjan Bhaiya) of the Indian National Congress secured victory, defeating Archna Guddu Singh of the Bharatiya Janata Party with a margin of 3495 votes. The constituency holds significance in the ongoing political tussle between the two major parties.
