Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh Lok Sabha Results 2024: Counting of votes underway for three seats in Haryana

According to the Election Commission of India website, results declared for seven seats in Haryana, Congress won 4 seats, while BJP won three seats. Counting underway for remaining three seats.

The counting of votes in Haryana is inching toward completion. According to the ECI data, so far BJP, and Congress won 3 seats each. Further, the results for the remaining four seats will be announced soon.

On his victory from Chandigarh, Congress leader Manish Tewari said, "Grateful to Chandigarh and my beloved people for their blessings in making me win the elections. This is the victory of justice, peace and stability over divisiveness politics- a true win for democracy. The people of Chandigarh are the torchbearers of safeguarding our constitution. It is my guarantee that together we shall usher in a bright progressive future for Chandigarh as promised."

BJP's Sanjay Tandon today lost the Chandigarh seat to Congress candidate Manish Tewari with a thin margin of 2504 votes. 

The counting of votes for the 13 Lok Sabha seats concluded in Punjab. The Congress has emerged as the single largest party in the state, winning 7 seats. While the AAP won three seats in the state. 

Check party-wise results:
 

• Indian National Congress- 13 seats
• Aam Aadmi Party- 3 seats
• Shiromani Akali Dal- 1 seat
• ​Independent- 2 seats

The Shiromani Akali Dal leader and former Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal registered her fourth consecutive Lok Sab victory on Tuesday. The SAD leader won from the Bathinda Lok Sabha constituency which she has been representing since the year 2009.

As Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) fails to make a mark in Punjab, party president Sukhbir Singh Badal on Tuesday said, " The SAD accepts the results. I want to thank the workers of the SAD who worked very hard in this scorching heat." It is pertinent to note that according to the latest data from ECI, the party failed to win any seat in Punjab of the total 13.

Congress leader Amar Singh declared winner from Fatehgarh Sahib Lok Sabha constituency. He won with a margin of 34202 votes. 

The counting of votes for the Sangrur seat in Punjab ended, with AAP clinching its first victory in the state. AAP's Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer won the seat with a margin of 172560 votes.

Congress candidate and former Punjab CM Charanjit Singh Channi (INC) won the Jalandhar parliamentary seat. He defeated BJP candidate Sushil Kumar Rinku with a margin of 175993 votes. 

Congress candidate Charanjit Singh Channi opened an account for the party in Punjab. Currently, the Congress is leading in six other constituencies, while AAP is leading in three seats. The remaining three seats are secured by Shiromani Akali Dal and 

Former Punjab chief minister and Congress leader, Charanjit Singh Channi won the Jalandhar constituency with a margin of 175993 votes. 

Manish Tewari is leading the electoral race against BJP candidate Sanjay Tandon in Chandigarh. After nine rounds, he has secured 130,784 votes, giving him an advantage of 8,450 votes over Tondon.

Former Punjab CM Charanjit Singh Channi leads from Jalandhar by over 1 lakh votes

Congress leader and party's candidate from Gurgaon (Haryana) Lok Sabha seat Raj Babbar says, "Counting is going very well...The public's decision will come by evening...The people of Gurgaon constituency are moving forward".

Raj Babbar is leading from Gurugram seat by a margin of 28,040 votes

Congress candidate from Rohtak Lok Sabha seat is now leading by a margin of 1,17,616 votes. He says, 'I thank people of Haryana. I think people are blessing us more than our expectations.

BJP is now leading on four seats including Karnal, Kurukshetra, Bhiwani-Mahendragarh, and Faridabad. While congress is maintaining its lead on the other six constituencies.i.e. Rohtak, Gurugram, Sirsa, Ambala, Hisar and Sonipat.

The congress party in Punjab is marginally leading with a vote share of 26.45 per cent, narrowly surpassing the ruling Aam Aadmi Party, which has garnered 26.43 per cent. On the other side, the BJP secured a vote share of 17.65 per cent, placing it ahead of Akali Dal, which has received 13.4 per cent.

BJP candidate Manish Tewari is leading by 5207 votes against Sanjay Tandon.

As per the information provided by the ECI, Former Haryana Chief Minister and BJP leader Manohar Lal Khattar (BJP) is leading from Karnal by 209580 votes.

Congress candidate Arminder Singh from Ludhiana is now leading by 5207 votes.

As per the data provided by the Election Commission,  Congress candidate Deepender Hooda is now leading from Rohtak against  BJP's sitting MP Arvind Sharma by a margin of 53,604 votes.

As per early trends, Congress candidate Manish Tewari is now leading in the third round with 5,340 votes.

Congress candidate Selija is now leading from Sirsa seat.

Former Haryana Chief Minister and BJP leader Manohar Lal Khattar (BJP) is leading from Karnal.

Independent candidate from Punjab's Khadoor Sahib Lok Sabha seat 'Waris Punjab De' Chief Amritpal Singh leading from the seat with a margin of 7333 votes.     

Congress-app has taken four seats out of 13 seats in Punjab, as per early trends.

Congress leader Charanjit Singh Channi is leading from Jalandhar by 2383 votes.

• In Punjab, BJP is leading with 4 seats, while INDIA block is leading with six seats out of 13 parliamentary seats
• In Chandigarh, BJP is leading with four seats out of 11 seats
• In Haryana, BJP is leading with four seats, and INDIA bloc is leading with six seats out of 10 seats.

Congress candidate Deepender Singh Hooda is leading from Rohtak

As of now, the BJP is leading on Six seats in Haryana.

The process of counting has started. In Punjab, the Congress party appears to be experiencing a resurgence, with projections indicating it could win up to 7 seats out of 13 seats, while AAP is expecting to secure four seats.

As per the information provided by the Chief Election Commission Rajiv Kumar, the counting process is underway at all the places. Strict instructions have been given to all DMs, SPs and COs.

This year, the vote counting in Haryana was held on May 25. As per the data, the voter count was recorded at 64.80 per cent.

The counting of votes have been started. Soon, the results will be out.

The vote counting will start at 8 am. Individuals can check Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh Election 2024 results on the official website of ECI, eci.gov.in. Stay tuned to this live blog for latest updates.

As per ECI, the counting of votes will start at sharply at 8 am today. The security heighted at a counting centre in Jind, Haryana.

Congress MP and party candidate from Chandigarh Manish Tewari says, "..It is Tuesday, Hanuman's day. People have expressed their opinions. The opinions are locked in the EVMs. The EVMs will open and the opinion will come out. Whatever the people's decision will be, everyone should accept it with respect. This is the capability of Indian democracy.

• Sanjay Tandon (BJP)
• Manish Tewari (INC)
• Ritu Singh (BSP)
• Deepanshu Shara (ABHPP)
• Rajinder Kaur (SaSP)
• Raj Prince Singh (SUPPIP)
• Sunil Thaman (HJSP)
• Baljeet Singh (IND)
• Kishor Kumar (IND)
• Kuldip Rai (IND)
• Lakhir Singh (IND)
• Mahant Ravi Kant Muni (IND)
• Pratap Singh Rana (IND)
• Piar Chand (IND)
• Lovely Attawa (IND)
• Sunil Kumar (IND)
• Vinod Kumar (IND)
• Vivek Sharma (IND)

The following candidates are in fray from Haryana:

• BJP veteran Manohar Lal Khattar, also former Chief Minister of Haryana.
• Naveen Jindal and Ranjit Singh Chautala of BJP
• Abhay Chautala of INLD
• AAP’s Sushil Gupta
• Jai Prakash of Congress
• Naina Chautala of JJP

• Taranjit Singh Sandhu (BJP)
• Preneet Kaur (BJP)
• Hans Raj Hans (BJP)
• Charanjit Singh Channi (Congress)
• Daljeet Singh Cheema (SAD)
• Harsimrat Kaur Badal (SAD)
• Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa (Congress)
• Amrinder Singh (Congress)
• Ravneet Singh Bittu (BJP)
• Amar Malkiat Singh (Congress)
• Sukhpal Singh Khaira (Congress)
• Yamini Gomar (Congress)
• Raj Kumar Chabbewal (AAP)
•  Sohan Singh Thandal (Akali Dal) 
• Anita Som Parkash (BJP)
•  Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer (AAP)
•  Iqbal Singh Jhundan (Akali Dal)
•  Arvind Khanna (BJP)
• Simranjit Singh Mann (SAD-A)
•  Kulbir Singh Zira (Congress)
•  Laljit Singh Bhullar (AAP) 
• Virsa Singh Valtoha (Akali Dal)
•  Manjeet Singh Manna Mianwind (BJP)

To share the trends, the digital monitors will be set up outside the counting centres. The poll body also makes mic announcements on the candidates leading in the initial trends. 

The Election Commission of India (ECI) will provide all up-to-date information about vote counting online. One can follow the counting updates on the official website of ECI, results.eci.gov.in.

As per Election Commission of India, The vote counting will start at 8 am today, June 4. First of all, the postal ballots will be counted and the EVMs will be opened.