The ruling BJP-led by Manohar Lal Khattar on Thursday won 3 seats in Gurugram, Pataudi and Sohna constituencies but lost the State’s biggest Badshahpur constituency.
Meanwhile, independent candidate Rakesh Daultabad won the Badshahpur seat.
The winning candidates from all four constituencies in Gurugram district are BJP candidate Sudhir Singla from Gurugram constituency, Independent candidate Rakesh Daulatabad from Badshahpur constituency, BJP candidate Sanjay Singh from Sohna constituency and BJP candidate Satya Prakash Jarawata from Pataudi constituency.
BJP candidate Sudhir Singla, who won from Gurugram constituency, received 81,953 votes. Independent candidate Mohit Grover, who finished second, received 48,638 votes.
Congress candidate Sukhbir Kataria, who was at number three, received 23,126 votes. Singla maintained a lead in all the rounds and defeated his nearest rival by a 33,315 margin vote.
Similarly, Rakesh Daulatabad, an independent candidate from Badshahpur constituency, also maintained a lead in all the rounds and received 1,06,798 votes.
BJP candidate Manish Yadav, who came in second place, got 96, 641 votes and in third place, Congress candidate Rao Kamalbir Singh got 10, 610 votes.
Rakesh defeated his nearest rival Manish by 10,157 votes.
Likewise, BJP candidate Sanjay Singh, who won from Sohna constituency, received 59,117 votes. Second-ranked Jan Nayak Janata Party (JJP) candidate
Rohtash Singh received 46,664 votes and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) candidate Javed Ahmed, who finished third, received 39, 868 votes. BJP candidate Sanjay defeats Rohtash Singh by 12,453 margin vote.
Similarly, BJP candidate Satya Prakash Jaravata, who won from Pataudi assembly constituency, got 60, 633 votes. Independent candidate Naresh Singh Pahadi, who finished second, received 24,054 votes and third candidate Jannayak Janata Party candidate Deepchand received 19, 629 votes. Jaravata defeats Pahadi by 36,579 margin vote.
"I was very much hopeful of winning but the credit goes to the people of Sohna constituency, party workers and senior leaders. I will visit the entire constituency to thank for such a resounding victory," the winning BJP candidate Sanjay Singh said.
The 54 candidates in Gurugram district contested in four assembly constituencies. These include 11 candidates in Pataudi constituency, 15 in Badshahpur, 16 in Gurugram and 12 in Sohna.
BJP candidate Satya Prakash Jaravata who won from Pataudi constituency said that "We fought the elections on issues of development and infrastructure growth in the Gurugram district and this victory is a witness of our development works which were supported by the voters. He also thanked the people of Pataudi constituency.
District Election Officer and Deputy Commissioner Amit Khatri said that the counting of votes for the Haryana Legislative Assembly General Election in Government Girls College, Sector-14, was done peacefully.
“I am very thankful to chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar and senior party leader who shown faith in me and I was very hopeful for my victory. I will complete my promises which I had committed the voters of Gurugram constituency, “the winning BJP candidate Sudhir Singla said.
An independent candidate Rakesh Daultabad who won the Badshahpur seat said, “This win is a result of hard work done by me and my supporters. We worked hard throughout day and night during the election. I would like to complete the promises which I had committed.”