Devyani Rana of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) clinched a decisive victory in the Nagrota Assembly seat in Jammu and Kashmir, securing her position with a considerable lead of 42,183 votes. The Election Commission of India announced the results following the completion of all counting rounds.
Rana defeated her closest competitor, Harsh Dev Singh from the Jammu & Kashmir National Panthers Party, who garnered 17,661 votes. The second runner-up, Shamim Begum of the Jammu & Kashmir National Conference, received only 10,834 votes, while independent candidate Anil Sharma attracted a modest 837 votes.
This victory represents a significant margin of 24,522 votes, marking a robust performance for the BJP in the Nagrota constituency. Analysts view this win as a crucial indicator of the party’s strength in the region.
Rana’s historic win comes at a time when the BJP seeks to solidify its presence in Jammu and Kashmir, a region with a complex political landscape. Local political analysts suggest that her victory may enhance the party’s grassroots support and affirm its position in future elections.
With this election, BJP supporters celebrate a critical moment, showcasing their influence in a constituency that has substantial historical significance. Rana’s leadership is now expected to focus on key issues such as development, security, and social welfare within the community.
The official declaration of results culminated after an extensive counting process, comprising 11 rounds, confirming the election’s integrity and transparency.
