Who leads, who trails in J-K

December 23, 2014 11:29

In Jammu and Kashmir, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah was ahead by a slender margin in Beerwah constituency, but trailing by over 1,800 votes in Sonawar seat.

PDP chief ministerial candidate Mufti Mohammad Sayeed was leading from Anantnag seat by 1,177 votes over Congress candidate Hilal Ahmad Shah.

Separatist turned mainstream politician Sajjad Gani Lone was doing well in Handwara seat while independents were ahead in four seats.

Deputy Chief Minister and Congress candidate from Chhamb Tara Chand was trailing Krishan Lal of BJP by a margin of 4,797 votes.

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