By Tricitynews Reporter
Chandigarh 11th
March:- Counting of
votes to assembly elections 2017 started today at 8.00 am and for the
constituency SAS Nagar, Dera Bassi & Kharar complete counting process
remains flawless & accomplished with peace.
Elaborating this
District Electoral Officer cum Deputy Commissioner D. S. Mangat said that all
requisite arrangements were already ensured for successful completion of vote
counting. He also thanked the counting staff for their patience &
dedication towards accomplishment of counting process and also thanked people
for maintaining peace during entre counting process.
D S Mangat said that complete transparency was
ensured for the entire counting process in the presence of candidates and party
agents. For all the three constituencies namely SAS Nagar, Dera Bassi &
Kharar, 3 different counting centers were established and the counting process
was conducted under strict supervision of returning officer concerned and
during the entire counting process observers deputed by election commission
were also present.
He said that from
constituency SAS Nagar, Balbir Singh Sidhu candidate Indian National Congress
defeated the opponent of Aam Aadmi Party by 27 thousand 873 votes. As such, Balbir
Sidhu got 66 thousand 844 votes whereas candidate of Aam Aadmi Party got 38
thousand 971 votes. However, candidate of Siromani Akali Dal got 30 thousand 30
votes.
D S Mangat said
that from constituency Dera Bassi, N. K. Sharma candidate Shiromani Akali Dal
defeated the opponent of Indian National Congress by 1921 votes. As such, N K
Sharma got 70 thousand 792 votes whereas candidate of Indian National Congress
got 68 thousand 871 votes. However, candidate of Aam Aadmi Party got 33
thousand 150 votes.
Similarly from
constituency Kharar, Kanwar Sandhu candidate Aam Aadmi Party won by 2012 votes.
He defeated the opponent of Indian National Congress. Kanwar Sandhu got 54
thousand 171 votes whereas his opponent candidate of Indian National Congress
got 52 thousand 159 votes. Whereas candidate of Siromani Akali Dal got 46
thousand 807 votes.
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