BJP’s Suryavnashi Suraj Wins Dhamnagar Bye-Election ...Middle East

Bhubaneswar: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) clinched the bye-elections for Dhamnagar assembly constituency as its candidate Suryavanshi Suraj won from rival BJD by a margin of 9,881 votes. Suraj was leading from the first and consistently maintained the trend till the end of counting for 18 rounds, on Sunday. While Suraj bagged 80,351 votes, his […] The post BJP’s Suryavnashi Suraj Wins Dhamnagar Bye-Election appeared first on Ommcom News.

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