In Meghalaya polls NPP wins 13 seats, ahead in 12; UDP takes 9

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The United Democratic Party (UDP) won nine constituencies and is leading in two seats. Congress has won four seats and is leading in one seat. The Trinamool Congress won three seats and was ahead in two other constituencies.
Hill State Peoples Democratic Party (HSPDP)
And Voice of the People’s Party (VPP) won two seats each. VPP was ahead in two constituencies.

BJP was leading on three seats and Peoples Democratic Front on two seats. According to the latest available trends, two independent candidates were successful.
Chief Minister Konrad K. Sangma is leading in the South Tura seat by a margin of 2,830 votes, while his deputy Prestone Tynsong is leading in the Pynursla seat by 8,140 votes.

State Congress president and MP Vincent H. Pala lost to NPP’s Santa Mary Shylla by 1,828 votes in the Sutnga Saipung seat.
TMC Leader of Opposition Mukul Sangma was ahead by just 359 votes over NPP’s ND Shira from Songsak seat. He trailed NPP’s Jimmy D. Sangma by 5,313 votes in Tikrikilla seat.
Meghalaya Assembly Speaker Metbah Lyngdoh won from Mairang constituency by 155 votes.

In the Shillong South seat, BJP’s Sanbor Shullai is ahead by 11,609 votes over VPP’s Danny Langstieh.
Counting of votes in Meghalaya began at 8 am amid tight security. Counting of votes is being done at 13 centers.

Meghalaya has 60 constituencies but the polling in Sohiong seat was postponed due to the death of a candidate.