Nagaur Election Result 2023 Live Updates: Congress’ Harendra Mirdha Won By Margin Of 14620 Votes

New Delhi: The Nagaur Assembly constituency, situated in the Nagaur district, is among the 200 seats slated for the 2023 Rajasthan Legislative Assembly elections. On November 25, voters in the Nagaur Assembly segment exercised their franchise, and the results are scheduled to be announced on December 3.Out of the 200 seats in the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, 34 have been reserved for Scheduled Castes (SCs), and 25 for Scheduled Tribes (STs).

The upcoming 2023 Rajasthan Assembly elections are anticipated to witness a head-to-head contest primarily between the incumbent Indian National Congress (INC) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), with various regional and smaller parties also vying to make an impact.

VOTE COUNT UPDATES:

18:01 PM: Harendra Mirdha has won the election with a huge vote margin of 14620. Harendra Mirdha mint 87110 votes from Nagaur seat while his rival Jyoti Mirdha bagged 58577 votes.

16:22 PM: In the final round of counting Harendra Mirdha is in lead with 13970 votes.

15:24 PM: The people of Rajasthan have continued their tradition of changing the ruling government in every election. This election too, commoners continued this tradition.  In the 16th round of counting Harendra Mirdha still leading with 13493 votes.

13: 44 PM: As 11th round begins, Harendra Mirdha still in lead with more than 7000 votes aginst BJP's Jyoti Mirdha.

12: 06 PM: Harendra Mirdha still leading with 6,076 votes against BJP's Jyoti Mirdha.

11: 29 AM : In fourth round of counting, Harendra Mirdha from Indian National Congress leading with 20289 votes while Jyoti Mirdha from INC trailing behind with 15648 votes this far.

In the preceding 2018 Rajasthan Assembly Elections, the Nagaur Assembly constituency recorded a voter turnout of 74.60%, with 174,639 valid votes cast out of 234,061 registered voters.In the Nagaur Assembly constituency, Mohan Ram Choudhary emerged victorious by defeating Habibur Rehman Ashrafi Lamba with a margin of 13,008 votes. The winning candidate secured 7.40% more votes than the nearest rival.