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UP MLC polls: Samajwadi Party's Maan Singh Yadav wins by 27,663 votes, biggest margin among 11 constituencies

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TOI Uttar PradeshOctober 29, 20261 min read
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UP MLC polls: Samajwadi Party's Maan Singh Yadav wins by 27,663 votes, biggest margin among 11 constituencies

Maan Singh Yadav of Samajwadi Party recorded the largest victory margin in Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council elections. He defeated BJP's Ashok Kumar Rathore by 27,663 votes in the Allahabad-Jhansi Graduates' constituency. Ashutosh Sinha, also from Samajwadi Party, achieved the second-highest margin, winning against Kedarnath Singh. The BJP secured six seat

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