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Mahayuti leaders visit NESCO centre amid counting for Mumbai LS Results 2024
Updated On: 04 June, 2024 07:24 PM IST | Sanjana Deshpande
Mahayuti leaders on Tuesday were spotted at the NESCO centre in Mumbai`s Goregaon suburb where counting of the votes for Mumbai Lok Sabha Election Results 2024 is underway. Pics/ Satej Shinde & Anurag Ahire
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Mahayuti leaders on Tuesday were spotted at the NESCO centre in Mumbai`s Goregaon suburb where counting of the votes for Mumbai Lok Sabha Election Results 2024 is underway. Pics/ Satej Shinde & Anurag Ahire
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Union Minister Piyush Goyal, who is currently leading from the Mumbai North constituency was spotted at the centre earlier on Tuesday.
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Shortly after, Mumbai North East candidate Mihir Kotecha also was spotted at the centre where voting for at least two Mumbai constituencies is underway.
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According to the latest Mumbai Lok Sabha Election Results 2024 data, Goyal is leading from Mumbai North with a margin of 3, 53, 256 votes while Kotecha is trailing by 29, 861 votes.
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Gopal Shetty, Goyal`s predecessor, was also spotted outside the NESCO centre on Tuesday evening.
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Shiv Sena`s Ravindra Waikar, who is up against Amol Kirtikar in Mumbai North West seat, also visited the centre where counting is still underway for Mumbai Lok Sabha Election Results 2024.
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According to the latest data, Waikar is leading from the Mumbai North West constituency by a margin of only 511 votes.
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The counting for the six seats in the city for Mumbai Lok Sabha Election Results 2024 began at 8 am in the morning.
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Maharashtra had a voter turnout of 61.33 per cent in the general elections, which were held in five phases from April 19 to May 20.
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The Gadchiroli-Chimur constituency had the highest polling rate at 71.88 per cent, while Mumbai South had the lowest turnout at 50.06 per cent.
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