In the Chhindwara Assembly Constituency of Madhya Pradesh, as of the 22th and final round of vote counting, Kamal Nath from the Congress has emerged victorious with 132302 votes, securing a significant lead of 36594 votes over Vivek Bunty Sahu of the BJP, who got 96708 votes.
Chhindwara, a pivotal Assembly constituency in Madhya Pradesh, traditionally favoring the Congress, witnessed BJP dominance for the past 15 years, briefly interrupted by the Congress in 2018. Following the breakdown of the Congress government in March 2020, the BJP returned to power in the state.
08:48 PM: Congress' Kamal Nath won from Chhindwara with a vote margin of 36594 votes.
04:56 PM: Kamal Nath(INC) is leading while BJP's Vivek Bunty Sahu is trailing.
01:20 PM : As of Round 11/22, Kamal Nath of the Congress is leading with 68095 votes, holding a lead of 17527 votes over Vivek Bunty Sahu of the BJP, who secured 50568 votes.
12:40 PM : Kamal Nath of Congress is leading from the Chhindwara constituency of MP with 15623 and BJP's Vivek Bunty Sahu is trailing.
11:45 AM : Vivek Bunty Sahu of BJP is trailing from the Chhindwara constituency of MP. Congress fielded Kamal Nath from the seat is leading from 12238 votes in 5th round.
10:14 AM Congress' Kamal Nath leading by 5987 Votes, BJP's Vivek Bunty Sahu Trailing
The 2018 elections saw Deepak Saxena securing a Congress victory with 104,034 votes, defeating BJP's Choudhary Chandrabhan Singh Kuber Singh by a margin of 14,547 votes. The Chhindwara constituency boasts a total electorate of 2,62,745, divided into 1,33,068 male and 1,29,671 female voters, according to Election Commission data. This electoral contest reflects the ongoing political dynamics in Madhya Pradesh as both major parties vie for influence in this historically significant region.
