Saffron sweep in Mumbai

May 23, 2019 11:00

The BJP-Shiv Sena combine is leading in all six seats of Mumbai with candidates of the two saffron allies establishing comfortable leads over their Congress and NCP rivals.

Here are the trends:

Mumbai North

BJP: Gopal Shetty: 67660

Congress: Urmila Matondkar: 20544

Leading: 47116

Mumbai North East

BJP: Manoj Kotak: 154607

NCP: Sanjay Patil: 102966

Leading: 51641

Mumbai North West

Shiv Sena: Gajanan Kirtikar: 43819

Congress: Sanjay Nirupam: 21826

Leading: 21993

Mumbai North Central

BJP: Poonam Mahajan: 54935

Congress: Priya Dutt: 31754

Leading: 23181

Mumbai South

Shiv Sena: Arvind Sawant: 60866

Congress: Milind Deora: 35312

Leading: 25554

Mumbai South Central

Shiv Sena: Rahul Shewale: 77788

Congress: Eknath Gaikwad: 48116

Leading: 29672

Image: Party flags outside the BJP office in Mumbai. Pic: Harish Harisinghani

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