Dynamite News Arunachal Assembly: BJP bags majority with 33 win in the state
Independent nominee Wanglam Sawin, who was denied a BJP ticket, retained the Khonsa (East) seat, defeating BJP's Kamrang Tesia. Read further in Dynamite News:
Itanagar: The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Arunachal Pradesh is ‘set’ to sweep the State Assembly elections as it has already bagged 33 seats, including 10 uncontested, and is leading in 12 others in the 60-member House, according to the poll panel on Sunday.
Prominent among the BJP winners are Deputy Speaker Tesam Pongte from Changlang North, sitting Minister Wangki Lowang (Namsang), Wanglin Lowangdong (Borduria-Bogapani), Rode Bui (Dumporijo), Balo Raja (Palin), Chakat Aboh (Khonsa West), Tsering Lhamu (Lumla), Dr Mohesh Chai (Tezu), and Hayeng Mangfi from Chayangtajo constituency.
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Independent nominee Wanglam Sawin, who was denied a BJP ticket, retained the Khonsa (East) seat, defeating BJP's Kamrang Tesia with a margin of 2,216 votes. (with Agency inputs)
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