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Results of Lucknow Central, Cantt likely to be out first

There will be 26 rounds of vote counting for Lucknow Central and 27 rounds of counting for the Cantt constituency, so the results of these two will be announced first, say officials

Published on: Mar 9, 2022, 20:41:37 IST
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LUCKNOW Results of Lucknow Central and Cantt assembly constituencies are likely to come in earlier as compared to the other seven constituencies of Lucknow going by the number of rounds of counting, said senior district administration officials on Wednesday.

Security personnel stand guard outside the strong room at Ramabai Ambedkar Maidan before a day of counting of Uttar Pradesh Assembly Election, in Lucknow on Wednesday. (ANI Photo)
Security personnel stand guard outside the strong room at Ramabai Ambedkar Maidan before a day of counting of Uttar Pradesh Assembly Election, in Lucknow on Wednesday. (ANI Photo)

Results of Sarojini Nagar and Bakshi Ka Talab (BKT) assembly constituencies are likely to be announced in the last, they said.

There will be 26 rounds of vote counting for Lucknow Central and 27 rounds of counting for the Cantt constituency, so the results of these two will be announced first. As many as 31 rounds of counting will be done for Lucknow East constituency and 32 rounds of counting each for Mohanlalganj, Malihabad and Lucknow West. Thereafter, the results of these constituencies will be finalized, said a senior official. The Bakshi Ka Talab constituency will see 37 rounds of counting and its results will be announced accordingly.

He said the largest number of rounds of counting – 44 – will be held for Sarojini Nagar constituency and subsequently the result is likely to be announced later in the day.

Of the nine constituencies, except Mohanlalganj, all others are currently with the BJP. The Mohanlalganj seat is with the SP after its candidate Ambrish Singh Pushkar bagged 71,574 votes, defeating BSP’s Rambahadur Rawat by a margin of 530 votes, in 2017 elections.

 
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