WINNING CANDIDATES WITH NAME, AGE, PARTY AND MARGIN

WINNING CANDIDATES WITH NAME, AGE, PARTY AND MARGIN

Constituency	Winning  Candidate	Age	Winning  Party	Margin
Badhra	SUKHVINDER	29	Bharatiya Janata Party	5006
Rania	RAM CHAND KAMBOJ	30	Indian National Lok Dal	4315
Ambala City	ASEEM GOEL	34	Bharatiya Janata Party	23252
Panipat City	ROHITA REWRI	34	Bharatiya Janata Party	53721
Guhla (SC)	KULWANT RAM BAZIGAR	35	Bharatiya Janata Party	2440
Sonipat	KAVITA JAIN	37	Bharatiya Janata Party	25810
Ferozepur Jhirka	NASEEM AHMED	39	Indian National Lok Dal	3245
Hansi	RENUKA BISHNOI	40	Haryana Janhit Congress (BL)	14652
Panipat Rural	MAHIPAL DHANDA	40	Bharatiya Janata Party	36132
Hathin	KEHAR SINGH	41	Indian National Lok Dal	6372
Uklana (SC)	ANOOP DHANAK	41	Indian National Lok Dal	17927
Faridabad	VIPUL GOEL	42	Bharatiya Janata Party	44781
Samalkha	RAVINDER MACHHROULI	42	Independent	20373
Dadri	RAJDEEP	43	Indian National Lok Dal	1610
Faridabad NIT	NAGENDER BHADANA	43	Indian National Lok Dal	2914
Kalawali (SC)	BALKAUR SINGH	43	Shiromani Akali Dal	12965
Ladwa	DR. PAWAN SAINI	43	Bharatiya Janata Party	2992
Bawani Khera (SC)	BISHAMBER SINGH	44	Bharatiya Janata Party	2559
Gurgaon	UMESH AGGARWAL	44	Bharatiya Janata Party	84095
Kosli	BIKRAM SINGH THEKEDAR	44	Bharatiya Janata Party	10767
Naraingarh	NAYAB SINGH	44	Bharatiya Janata Party	24361
Jhajjar (SC)	GEETA BHUKKAL	45	Indian National Congress	26584
Nilokheri (SC)	BHAGWAN DASS KABIR PANTHI	45	Bharatiya Janata Party	34410
Ratia (SC)	PROF. RAVINDER BALIALA	45	Indian National Lok Dal	453
Adampur	KULDEEP BISHNOI	46	Haryana Janhit Congress (BL)	17249
Fatehabad	BALWAN SINGH DAULATPURIA	46	Indian National Lok Dal	3505
Kalanaur (SC)	SHAKUNTLA KHATAK	46	Indian National Congress	3972
Narnaund	CAPTAIN ABHIMANYU	46	Bharatiya Janata Party	5761
Punahana	RAHISH KHAN	46	Independent	3141
Badkhal	SEEMA TRIKHA	47	Bharatiya Janata Party	36609
Bahadurgarh	NARESH KAUSHIK	47	Bharatiya Janata Party	4882
Dabwali	NAINA SINGH CHAUTALA	47	Indian National Lok Dal	8545
Gharaunda	HARVINDER KALYAN	47	Bharatiya Janata Party	17883
Kaithal	RANDEEP SINGH SURJEWALA	47	Indian National Congress	23675
Pataudi (SC)	BIMLA CHAUDHARY	47	Bharatiya Janata Party	38963
Shahbad (SC)	KRISHAN KUMAR	47	Bharatiya Janata Party	562
Tohana	SUBHASH BARALA	47	Bharatiya Janata Party	6906
Ellenabad	ABHAY SINGH CHAUTALA	49	Indian National Lok Dal	11539
Kalka	LATIKA SHARMA	49	Bharatiya Janata Party	19027
Tigaon	LALIT NAGAR	49	Indian National Congress	2938
Ballabhgarh	MOOL CHAND SHARMA	50	Bharatiya Janata Party	53098
Barwala	VED NARANG	50	Indian National Lok Dal	10261
Nalwa	RANBIR GANGWA	50	Indian National Lok Dal	7115
Thanesar	SUBHASH SUDHA	50	Bharatiya Janata Party	25638
Bhiwani	GHANSHYAM SARAF	51	Bharatiya Janata Party	28597
Kharkhauda (SC)	JAIVEER SINGH	52	Indian National Congress	14182
Nuh	ZAKIR HUSSAIN	52	Indian National Lok Dal	32796
Badli	OM PARKASH DHANKAR	53	Bharatiya Janata Party	9266
Indri	KARAN DEV KAMBOJ	53	Bharatiya Janata Party	23875
Jagadhri	KANWAR PAL S/O CHANDAN SINGH	54	Bharatiya Janata Party	34156
Loharu	OM PARKASH BARWA	54	Indian National Lok Dal	2095
Pundri	DINESH KAUSHIK	54	Independent	4832
Badshahpur	NARBIR SINGH	55	Bharatiya Janata Party	18132
Palwal	KARAN SINGH DALAL	55	Indian National Congress	5642
Prithla	TEK CHAND SHARMA	55	Bahujan Samaj Party	1179
Israna (SC)	KRISHAN LAL PANWAR	56	Bharatiya Janata Party	1828
Assandh	BAKHSHISH SINGH VIRK	57	Bharatiya Janata Party	4608
Bawal (SC)	DR. BANWARI LAL	57	Bharatiya Janata Party	37391
Ganaur	KULDIP SHARMA	57	Indian National Congress	7543
Julana	PARMINDER SINGH DHULL	57	Indian National Lok Dal	22806
Ateli	SANTOSH YADAV	58	Bharatiya Janata Party	48601
Hodal (SC)	UDAI BHAN	58	Indian National Congress	11680
Kalayat	BHAI JAI PARKASH (J.P.)	59	Independent	8390
Mulana (SC)	SANTOSH CHAUHAN SARWAN	59	Bharatiya Janata Party	5649
Nangal chaudhry	ABHE SINGH YADAV	59	Bharatiya Janata Party	981
Narnaul	OM PRAKASH	59	Bharatiya Janata Party	4573
Pehowa	JASWINDER SINGH SANDHU	59	Indian National Lok Dal	9347
Tosham	KIRAN CHOUDHRY	59	Indian National Congress	19741
Karnal	MANOHAR LAL KHATTAR	60	Bharatiya Janata Party	63773
Rohtak	MANISH KUMAR GROVER	60	Bharatiya Janata Party	11132
Ambala Cantt.	ANIL VIJ	61	Bharatiya Janata Party	15462
Hisar	DR.KAMAL GUPTA S/O MANPHOOL SINGH	62	Bharatiya Janata Party	13646
Rai	JAI TIRATH	62	Indian National Congress	3
Yamunanagar	GHANSHYAM DASS	62	Bharatiya Janata Party	28245
Meham	ANAND SINGH DANGI	63	Indian National Congress	9657
Gohana	JAGBIR SINGH MALIK	64	Indian National Congress	3228
Sadhaura (SC)	BALWANT SINGH	64	Bharatiya Janata Party	14146
Safidon	JASBIR DESWAL	64	Independent	1422
Sirsa	MAKHAN LAL SINGLA	64	Indian National Lok Dal	2938
Sohna	TEJPAL TAWAR	64	Bharatiya Janata Party	24547
Uchana kalan	PREM LATA	64	Bharatiya Janata Party	7480
Mahendragarh	RAM BILASH SHARMA	66	Bharatiya Janata Party	34491
Panchkula	GIAN CHAND GUPTA	66	Bharatiya Janata Party	44602
Radaur	SHYAM SINGH	66	Bharatiya Janata Party	38707
Garhi Sampla-Kiloi	BHUPINDER SINGH HOODA	67	Indian National Congress	47185
Narwana (SC)	PIRTHI SINGH	67	Indian National Lok Dal	9152
Rewari	RANDHIR SINGH KAPRIWAS	68	Bharatiya Janata Party	45466
Baroda	SRI KRISHAN	69	Indian National Congress	5183
Beri	DR.RAGHUVIR SINGH KADIAN	70	Indian National Congress	4493
Jind	DR. HARI CHAND MIDDHA	72	Indian National Lok Dal	2257

Elaborate arrangements for counting of votes in Haryana

CHANDIGARH, OCT 18
The Haryana Election Department has made elaborate arrangements for counting of votes in all the 90 Assembly constituencies in the State on October 19.
While stating this today, Chief Electoral Officer, Haryana, Mr Shrikant Walgad said that the counting would begin at 8 a.m. The initial trends would be available from 9 a.m. onwards and the result would expected to be declared by afternoon the same day. The trend and results will be available on websites www.eciresults.nic.in and www. ceoharyana.nic.in.
He said that about 5000 officials would be put on duty for counting of votes all over the State. As many as 90 Central Observers and 1200 Micro Observers have been deputed by Election Commission of India to monitor counting of votes.
He said that 30 companies of para military forces, which had been guarding the strong rooms where EVMs were stored, would be deployed for the security arrangements to guard the counting centres in addition to State police force. The Haryana Government had already declared October 19 as dry day in the entire State, he added.
NOTICE TO SHARMILA TAGORE: On the directions of Ajai Shankar Pandey, election observer for the Pataudi Assembly constituency, notice for violation of the Model Code of Conduct has been issued to Mrs Sharmila Tagore and her actor-son Saif Ali Khan by the Returning officer-cum-SDM, Pataudi, Mr Virender Chaudhary.
They have been accused of using the loudspeaker, DJ and organising a cocktail party in Pataudi Mahal last evening without obtaining specific permission from the competent authority, and asked to explain their conduct by 3 p.m on October 21, 2014.
According to the directions of the Election Commission of India, the Model Code of Conduct is applicable in Haryana up to October 22, 2014.
PEACEFUL REPOLLING: Re-polling at five polling booths in Ferozepur Jhirka assembly constituency of Haryana was conducted in a peaceful manner today.
While stating this here today, Chief Electoral Officer of Haryana, Mr Shrikant Walgad said that as per the reports received here, tentatively 78.05 per cent voter turnout was recorded at these polling booths.

14.15 lakh MT of paddy arrives in Haryana mandis

CHANDIGARH, OCT 16
More than 14.15 lakh metric tonnes of paddy has so far arrived in the mandis of Haryana and out of which over 12.78 lakh metric tonnes has been purchased by the procuring agencies of the Government during the Kharif 2014-15.
While stating this here today, a spokesman of the Food and Supplies Department said that over 1.36 metric tonnes of paddy has been purchased by Millers and Dealers.
He said that a maximum of over 4.04 lakh metric tonnes of paddy has arrived in the mandis of Kurukshetra followed by over 3.81 lakh metric tonnes in Karnal and over 2.01 lakh metric tonnes in Kaithal. Similarly, he said that over 1.83 lakh metric tonnes of paddy has arrived in Ambala, 81,478 metric tonnes in Fatehabad, 69,430 metric tonnes in Yamunanagar, 47,268 metric tonnes in Panchkula, 18,279 metric tonnes in Jind, 11,493 metric tonnes in Sirsa, 8245 metric tonnes in Panipat, 7417 metric tonnes in Sonepat and 701 metric tonnes in Palwal.
He said that among the procuring agencies the Food and Supplies Department has procured over 5.99 lakh metric tonnes of paddy whereas HAFED has procured over 3.83 lakh metric tonnes, Agro Industries Corporation over 2.01 lakh metric tonnes and Haryana Warehousing Corporation 94,407 metric tonnes.
He said that 5974 metric tonnes of Bajra has so far arrived in the mandis during the Kharif 2014-15 with maximum of 3983 metric tonnes in Mewat, 1525 metric Tonnes in Rewari, 222 metric tonnes in Bhiwani, 134 metric tonnes in Narnaul and 100 metric tonnes in Palwal. He said that the entire quantity of Bajra has been purchased by the traders.
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Haryana records high 76.54% voting

CHANDIGARH, OCT 16
In all, 1,24,12,023 voters cast  their votes  in the Haryana Vidhan Sabha elections yesterday, taking the voting  percentage to a record high of 76.54. These included 67,37,003 male  voters logging percentage of 77.11 and 56,75,020 females with 75.87  percentage.
        The maximum of 89.4 per cent polling has been recorded in the  Ellenabad Assembly constituency in Sirsa district where the maximum  number of polling by male and females has also been recorded. In  Ellenabad, while 89.49 per cent males cast their votes,  88.52 per  cent females exercised their franchise.
        Sirsa district leads the state with 84.66 per cent polling.  The maximum male and female voting percentage has also been recorded  in Sirsa where 83.99 per cent females and 85.25 per cent males cast  their votes.
        Clocking only 59.97 per cent, the Faridabad Assembly  constituency recorded the lowest voting in the state. The lowest  female voting was recorded in Badhkal with 57.81 per cent whereas the
lowest male voting was recorded in Ballabgarh where 61.36 per cent  males cast their votes.

TVSN Prasad goes to Centre as Joint Secretary

CHANDIGARH OCT 9
Haryana Government has placed the services of Mr T. V. S. N. Prasad, Principal Secretary, Food and Supplies Department at the disposal of Government of India for appointment as Joint Secretary, Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation, New Delhi with immediate effect.
Mr Hardeep Kumar, Additional Chief Secretary, Excise and Taxation Department has been given the additional charge of Food and Supplies Department.
OMAR ABDULLAH THANKS HOODA: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has thanked the Haryana Chief Minister Mr Bhupinder Singh Hooda for the support given to the state during recent crises of floods in the State.
In a written communication addressed to Mr Hooda, Chief Minister Jammu and Kashmir said that "the assistance provided by Haryana Government has immensely benefited the civil administration".
He said that it was not easy to handle the situation in the face of the devastation caused by the catastrophe.

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5.56 tonnes of paddy arrive in Haryana mandis

CHANDIGARH, OCT  7 

 More than 5.56 lakh tonnes of paddy has so far arrived in the mandis of Haryana and out of it 5.02 lakh tonnes has been purchased by the procuring agencies of the Government during the Kharif 2014-15.

            While stating this here today, a spokesman of the Food and Supplies Department said that over 54,000 tonnes of paddy has been purchased by Millers and Dealers.

            He said that a maximum of 1.72 lakh tonnes of paddy has arrived in the mandis of Kurukshetra followed by 1.59 lakh tonnes in Karnal and over 80,000 tonnes in Kaithal. Similarly, he said that 84130 tonnes of paddy has arrived in Ambala, 3785 tonnes in Jind, 20,699 tonnes in Panchkula, 5140 tonnes in Panipat, 2161 tonnes in Sirsa, 1265 tonnes in Sonipat, 27,264 tonnes in Yamunanagar, 122 tonnes in Fatehabad and 177 tonnes in Palwal.

            He said that among the procuring agencies the Food and Supplies Department has procured over 2.26 lakh tonnes of paddy whereas HAFED has procured 1.61 lakh tonnes, Agro Industries Corporation 81,258 tonnes and Haryana Warehousing Corporation 33,409 tonnes.

            He said that 226 tonnes of Bajra has so far arrived in the mandis during the Kharif 2014-15 with maximum of 107 metric tonnes in Bhiwani, 62 metric Tonnes in Narnaul and 57 metric tonnes in Palwal. He said that the entire quantity of Bajra has been purchased by the traders.

Five candidates issued notices by Returning Officer

CHANDIGARH, OCT 6
Five candidates contesting Assembly Elections from Panchkula have been issued notices by the concerned Returning Officer as discrepancies were found in the daily entries in the expenditure registers presented by  them to the Election Expenditure Observer Mr J. P. Singh appointed by Election Commission of India.
            While stating this today, District Election Officer  said that  in case of INLD  candidate, Mr Kulbhushan Goyal, there were discrepancies in the entries made on September 28 and October 3 showing less number of chairs used.Similarly, Mr Ravinder Rawal, of Haryana Janhit Congress (BL) was also served notice  as details of expenditure were incorrectly entered on September 28 for lunch, tent and flax. These were again incorrect  on October 2 for rent of election office and on October 3 for cards and flax.
            He said that the third such candidate was Gian Chand Gupta of Bharatiya Janata Party  who had made wrong entries on the expenditure register on September 26 regarding vehicles used in road show, water tank, tent and generator, and on September 27 for flags, tent, stage, chairs, tables, sound system. Similarly, there were discrepancies in entries made for October 3.
 He said that Devender Kumar Bansal of Indian National Congress was  also served notice for not presenting the expenditure register before the Election Expenditure Observer on stipulated time and place and for defying the instructions issued by the Election Commission of India. Similarly, Vishavdeepak Sharma of Bahujan Samaj Party was also served a notice for similar reasons, he added.


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