Chandivali Assembly Election Result 2019: Mohammed Arif Naseem Khan, 02 time MLA from Chandivali and Mumbai Congress leader, has lost the seat by a mere 409 votes, according to the final result of 2019 Cahndivali assembly seat released by the Election Commission.
According to the final result announced by the Maharashtra State Election Commission, Arif Naseem Khan polled 85,470 votes. However, Dilip Bhausaheb Lande of Shiv Sena got 85,879 votes - just 400 votes more than his rival from the Congress.
Abul Hasan Khan of Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi and Imran Quesrhi of AIMIM played spoiler for Arif Naseem Khan in Chandivali. Together the two candidates got 10,043 votes - at least 70% of which would have gone to Arif Naseem Khan.
02:30 pm Mohammed Arif Naseem Khan, 02 time MLA from Chandivali and Mumbai Congress leader, who was earlier trailing, is now leading by a huge margin in the Assembly seat he held since 2009, trends available at 02:30 pm said.
According to the latest trends, Arif Naseem Khan is leading by over 70,000 votes against his nearest rival of Shiv Sena.
Trends also showed that Rais Shaikh, sitting Samajwadi Party (SP) corporator in Mumbai, is leading in Bhiwandi East with 15,350 votes. Abu Asim Azmi of SP is leading in Shivaji Nagar. Amin Patel of Congress is ahead in Mumbadevi.
12:30 pm Mohammed Arif Naseem Khan, 02 time MLA from Chandivali and Mumbai Congress leader, is trailing in the Assembly seat he held since 2009, trends available at 12:30 pm said.
According to the latest trends, Arif Naseem Khan has got 39,084 votes after 12th round of votes. His nearest rival of Shiv Sena is leading with 43,793 votes.
Abul Hasan Khan of Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi and Imran Quesrhi of AIMIM are playing spoiler for Arif Naseem Khan in Chandivali.
08:00 am The Election Commission of India has started the counting of votes in all 54 assembly constituencies, also known as Vidhan Sabha seats, of Mumbai and Thane districts polling for which was held Monday, October 21, 2019.
The porcess started at 08:00 am with counting of Postal Ballots. Postal Ballots contain the votes of government servants who are posted in different areas of the state on the polling day. Postal ballots also contain votes of army men and natives of Haryana on government duty at any other place on the polling day.
After counting of postal ballots, counting of votes stored in Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) has started. Special arrangements have been made for the purpose by the state election department in all 90 Vidhan Sabha seats of Haryana.
Counting of votes stored in EVMs is taking place round-wise on multiple tables one at a time. While trends and lead position is expected to trickle in by 08:30 am, the final results are expected by today afternoon.
Mumbai had registered around 50.67 per cent in by and large peaceful polling on Monday.
Mumbai and Mumbai Suburbs together have a total of 36 seats. Mumbai city, which has 10 seats, recorded 48.63% voter turnout whereas the Mumbai suburban district, which has 26 seats recorded 51.17%.
Assembly seats results of which will be announced today are Byculla, Colaba, Dharavi, Mahim, Malabar Hill, Mumbadevi, Shivadi, Sion Koliwada, Wadala and Worli in Mumbai city.
Assembly seats in Mumbai Surbs results of which will be announced today are Andheri East, Andheri West, Anushakti Nagar, Bhandup West, Borivali, Chandivali, Charkop, Chembur, Dahisar, Dindoshi, Ghatkopar East, Ghatkopar West, Goregaon, Jogeshwari East, Kalina, Kandivali East, Kurla, Magathane, Malad West, Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar, Mulund, Vandre East, Vandre West, Versova, Vikhroli and Vile Parle.
Counting of votes has also started in 18 Vidhan Sabha seats of Thane district in Maharashtra. Prominent among them are Bhiwandi East, Bhiwandi West, Thane, Ulhasnagarm Mira Bhayanadar, Mumbra Kalwa, Kalyan East, Kalyan West, Kalyan Rural and Belapur.
Election resultsof Panvel, Alibag, Shrivardhan, Chiplun, Ratnagiri and other seats in Raigad district will also be announced today.
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