Maharashtra, Haryana Assembly Election Results Live Updates

Vartha Bharati | 24-10-2019 | 08:00:00 IST

Maharashtra, Haryana Assembly Election Results Live Updates

Maharashtra

Haryana 

Minute-to-minute Live updates


04:30 pm- AIMIM's Mohammed Ismail defeats Congress candidate Asif Shaikh to win Malegaon Central constituency

03:45 pm- BJP, ShivSena won 12 and 9 seats respectively in Maharashtra Assembly elections, whereas Congress and NCP registers win in 4 seats each.

02:18 pm-Veteran Congress leader Randeep Surjewala loses by election by 530 votes.

01:49 pm- UDF Candidate M C Kamaruddin wins Manjeshwar Assembly Constituency.

12:59 pm- Haryana BJP Chief Subhash Barala resigns: Reports.

12:38 pm- Seven Haryana ministers, State BJP chief, assembly speaker trailing.

12:32 pm- Two AIMIM candidates leading in Maharashtra Assembly election.

12:29 pm- Congress leader Kuldeep Bishnoi leading with 26,170 votes over BJP's Sonali Phogat, a Tik Tok star, from Adampur in Haryana.

12:04 pm- Alpesh Thakur of BJP trailing by 7629 votes against rival candidate Raghubhai Merajbhai of Congress of Radhanpur Constituency in Gujarat.

11:25 am- Six sitting Ministers trailing in Maharashtra Assembly Election.

09:35 am- Congress candidate Bhusara Sunil Chandrakant leading in Vikramgad Assembly segment in Maharashtra.

09:34 am- Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar contesting from Karnal assembly seat leading with 4,588 votes after first round of counting.

09:30 am- TJ Vinod of UDF candidate is leading by 2117 votes in Ernakulam Constituency.

09:06 am- UDF Candidate MC Kamaruddin is leading by 2714 votes after completion of second round of counting in Manjeshwar Constituency.

08:35 am- Recounting of votes in Manjeshwar Constituency after first round.

08:34 am- Kiran Chowdary of Congress is leading in Tosham Constituency.

08:31 am- Manjeshwar: UDF candidate MC Kamaruddin is leading by 870 votes.

08:31 am- Maharashtra: BJP is now ahead in 49 seats, whereas ShivSena in 16 seats.

08:30 am- UDF candidate P Mohanraj is leading in Konni Constituency.

08:26 am- Congress leader Randeep Singh Surjewala is leading in Kaithal Constituency.

08:25 am- Adithya Thakrey is leading in Worli Constituency

08:22 am- Haryana CM Manoharlal Khattar is leading in his Karnal Constituency.

08:18 am- Aroor: LDF candidate Manu C Pulikkal is leading.

08:17 am- Vattiyoorkavu: LDF candidate VK Prashanth is leading. 

08:10 am- Counting of votes begins for Maharashtra & Haryana Assembly elections.

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Amid blistering heat in coastal areas, Udupi DC urges precautionary measures

07-04-2026 ¦ 07-04-2026 IST

Udupi: Amid rising temperatures across coastal districts this summer, Udupi Deputy Commissioner Swaroopa T.K. has urged the public to take necessary precautionary measures.

Chairing a meeting of the District Disaster Management Authority at the District Collectorate Hall, Rajatadri in Manipal on Tuesday, she said that people must be made aware of the risks associated with excessive heat.

She stressed the need for caution against dehydration, heat exhaustion and heatstroke, which are common during extreme weather conditions.

The Deputy Commissioner noted that heatstroke can have serious adverse effects on human health and urged the public to follow precautionary measures issued by the District Disaster Management Authority.

She directed health department officials to ensure adequate stocks of ORS and other essential medicines at all health centres to tackle heat-related illnesses. She also instructed authorities to provide clean drinking water in crowded places such as markets, bus stands and railway stations.

Immediate steps should be taken to address drinking water shortages during the summer, she said. At present, there is no shortage of fodder for cattle in the district, with sufficient stock available for the next 39 weeks across all taluks.

Highlighting the increased risk of fire accidents during summer, the Deputy Commissioner called for regular inspections of fire safety measures in hospitals, industries and other crowded places. She emphasised the need for preparedness to respond swiftly in case of fire emergencies.

Expressing dissatisfaction over delays in conducting fire safety audits despite instructions issued in the previous meeting, she directed fire department officials to complete the audits at the earliest and submit a report.

Swaroopa also instructed taluk-level task force committees to hold regular meetings and ensure there are no disruptions in drinking water supply. She added that a district-level committee has been formed under her chairmanship to handle emergencies such as oil spills, and members should be well-informed about response plans.

Additional Deputy Commissioner Abid Gadyal, ASP Sudhakar Nayak, Zilla Panchayat Deputy Secretary, Assistant Commissioner Rashmi, Municipal Commissioner Mahantesh Hangargi, and other district officials and tahsildars were present.

The Deputy Commissioner furthermore stressed that any issues related to drinking water supply for people and livestock in both urban and rural areas must be addressed on priority. In areas already facing shortages, borewells should be identified and water should be supplied through tankers.

She also directed that strict measures be taken to prevent the supply of contaminated water and that regular water quality testing be made mandatory.

“There are several adverse effects of extreme temperatures. Awareness should be created among both urban and rural populations through posters, banners and public announcements on the precautions to be taken. This will help safeguard public health,” Swaroopa said.