India
oi-Prakash KL
Panaji,
Mar
10:
The
BJP
is
main
in
18
Meeting
seats
of
Goa,
whereas
the
Congress
is
forward
in
14,
as
per
the
newest
traits.
In addition to,
the
TMC
is
main
in
5
seats
and
independents
had been
forward
in
three
seats.
The
counting
of
votes
is
underway
for
the
Meeting
elections
held
in
the
state’s
40
seats
on
February
14.
The
ruling
BJP
is
searching for
a
third
straight
time period
in
energy
in
the
coastal
state,
whereas
the
opposition
Congress
is
hoping
for
a
clear
mandate
to
keep away from
the
fiasco
of
2017.
The
BJP’s
vote
share
as
of
now
(10:45
am)
stands
at
33.4
per
cent,
whereas
the
INC’s
share
stands
at
23.06
per
cent.
The
AAP’s
vote
share
stands
at
7.08
per
cent,
whereas
the
others
have
received
18.8
per
cent.
Altogether
302
candidates
contested
the
elections
which
noticed
multi-cornered
fights
due
to
presence
of
many
smaller
and
regional
outfits
moreover
the
BJP
and
the
Congress,
the
two
main
political
forces
in
Goa.
The
voter
turnout
was
79
per
cent.
Most
exit
polls
have
predicted
a
hung
Home,
amid
speak
of
numerous
post-result
eventualities.
Double
COVID-19
vaccination
certificates
has
been
made
obligatory
for
coming into
counting
centres,
the place
three
layers
of
safety
are
in
place.
Elaborate
preparations
have
been
made
at
each
the
counting
centres
and
all
the
outcomes
are
anticipated
round
midday,
the
official
mentioned,
including
anybody
eligible
to
enter
will
have
to
carry
both
a
damaging
RT-PCR
certificates
or
double
vaccination
proof.
In addition to
BJP
and
Congress,
Goa
Ahead
Get together,
Maharashtrawadi
Gomantak
Get together,
Aam
Aadmi
Get together
and
Trinamool
Congress
aside
from
independents
contested
the
polls.
In
the
2017
Meeting
polls,
regardless of
profitable
17
seats,
the
Congress
may
not
come
to
energy
as
the
BJP,
which
had
bagged
13
seats,
allied
with
some
independents
and
regional
events
to
type
the
authorities
underneath
the
management
of
Manohar
Parrikar.
Story first revealed: Thursday, March 10, 2022, 10:59 [IST]