Gujarat Jamnagar North Election Result 2022: Ravindra Jadeja's wife Rivaba Jadeja wins from Jamnagar North seat

Gujarat Jamnagar North Election Result 2022: The candidates contesting from Jamnagar North in the Gujarat Assembly elections 2022 are Rivaba Ravindrasinh Jadej) (BJP), Karshanbhai Karmur (AAP), Advocate Jagdish Manshibhai Gadhavi (BSP), Bipendrasinh Chatursinh Jadeja (INC), Anvar Daud Kakal (IND), Chavda Ashok Nathabhai (IND), Jahid Aavadbhai Jami (IND), Hinaben Depabhai Makwana (IND), Malek Aadil Rasidbhai (IND), Ker Rahim Osmanbhai (IND) and Miya Aamin Rahimbhai (IND).

Those who accepted me happily as a candidate, worked for me, reached out & connected to people - I thank them all. It's not just my victory but of all of us: BJP's Jamnagar North candidate, Rivaba Jadeja

As per EC's official trend, she is leading with a margin of 31,333 votes. pic.twitter.com/UglAYQ6kyq

— ANI (@ANI) December 8, 2022

As per  the data available at Election Commission of India at 10:24 AM, Ravindra Jadeja's wife Rivaba was leading in Jamnagar north assembly constituency in Gujarat election results on Thursday. Jadeja has secured 14,905 votes so far while AAP's Karshanbhai Karmur has secured 7,235 votes. Congress' Baipendrasinh Jadeja was at the third spot with 5,288 votes. 

In Morbi assembly seat, BJP's Amrutiya Kantilal Shivlal was leading by a margin of less than 500 votes over his nearest rival Kasambhai Hajibhai Jerabhai of the Congress party, as per the latest trends by the Election Commission website. AAP's Pankaj Kantilal Ransariya has secured 904 votes so far, as per the website. Morbi captured headlines after the collapse of a British-era suspension bridge on October 30 wherein 140 people, including 45 children died.

The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has surged ahead in the counting of votes in the prestigious Gujarat assembly poll results on Thursday. The main opposition Congress party is trailing at distant two, while the newest kid on the block — Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) — has also secured lead in a few seats. The counting of  votes for the high-stakes Gujarat assembly election began at 8 am amid high security at 37 centres in the presence of Election Commission of India (ECI)-appointed observers across the state. At stake are 182 seats up for grabs between the incumbent BJP and the Congress party and the AAP.