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Meeting BJP Party’s Expectations, Shri Bishnu Pada Ray has won Elections

 

General Election to Andaman & Nicobar Islands Parliamentary Constituency

S. No.

Candidate

Party

EVM

Votes

Postal

Votes

Total

Votes

% of

Votes

1

BISHNU PADA RAY

Bharatiya Janata Party

102182

254

102436

50.58

2

KULDEEP RAI SHARMA

Indian National Congress

77829

211

78040

38.54

3

MANOJ PAUL

Andaman Nicobar Democratic Congress

8236

18

8254

4.08

4

D AYYAPPAN

Communist Party of India (Marxist)

6009

8

6017

2.97

5

V.K. ABDUL AZIZ

Independent

2195

8

2203

1.09

6

K J B SELVARAJ

All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam

911

3

914

0.45

7

DR ARUN KUMAR MALLIK

Bahujan Samaj Party

714

5

719

0.36

8

RINKU MALA MONDAL

Independent

539

3

542

0.27

9

K VENKAT RAM BABU

Independent

506

1

507

0.25

10

USHA KUMARI

Independent

378

2

380

0.19

11

SALAMAT MONDAL

Socialist Unity Centre Of India (COMMUNIST)

349

2

351

0.17

12

ANAND RAMNATH ARLEKAR

Independent

342

-

342

0.17

13

NOTA

None of the Above

1802

7

1809

0.89

Total

201992

522

202514

 

Port Blair, June 5: Shri Bishnu Pada Ray of the Bharatiya Janata Party has been elected Member of Parliament for the Andaman and Nicobar Islands Parliamentary Constituency. The election results were declared by Returning Officer Shri Arjun Sharma, IAS, who presented the 'Certificate of Election' to Shri Ray. General Observer Shri Brajesh Narain Singh, IAS, was also present.

Shri Ray thanked the people for their support and outlined his priorities, including addressing drinking water and electricity issues, completing NH-4, securing job reservations for local youth, and implementing domicile laws. He emphasized the potential for tourism development and setting up ship repair yards to create job opportunities.

Shri Ray expressed gratitude to the administration, electoral officers, and his party workers for their efforts in conducting a fair election. He committed to working tirelessly for the development of the Islands and invited residents to contact him with their concerns. Following the announcement, BJP workers celebrated the victory with crackers and sweets.

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