Hadoti stood with the BJP. In the Hadoti region, the BJP maintained its dominance by securing victory in 11 out of 17 seats. Moreover, the party managed to snatch one more seat from Congress, further consolidating its hold in the area.

Hadoti region includes Kota district, Bundi district, Jhalawar district and Baran district of Rajasthan State.

Hadoti election results highlights

The vote counting began at 8 am amid rain. The workers’ enthusiasm appeared to fluctuate with the trends. By 1.30 pm, the situation on 17 seats of Hadoti was almost clear.

Like every time, former Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje’s victory from Jhalrapatan in the Jhalawar district was one-sided.

But it was surprising that the Khanpur seat in the Jhalawar district went to Congress candidate Suresh Gurjar. This breach in the BJP stronghold area has great significance.

In Kota district, the situation of maximum drama was in Kota North. Shanti Dhariwal, a minister of the Congress government, kept moving up and down in trends. Ultimately he won the fort by 2486 votes. The eyes of the entire city were fixed on Dhariwal who was seeking votes based on development. Congress also broke the myth of victory once and defeat once.

Another interesting seat was of Pipalda, where Youth Congress candidate Chetan Patel won. Here his good image defied caste equations.

Sandeep Sharma of BJP won in Kota South. The election pundits kept saying that there would be a tough fight with Rakhi Gautam of Congress but Sharma won with more votes than last time.

As expected, Sangod, Ramganjmandi and Ladpura remained in BJP’s bag.

However, in Ladpura the matter had earlier become triangular, which the BJP took over at the last moment. At the same time, Congress leader Pankaj Mehta joining BJP also caused a loss to Congress here.

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The results of Baran and Bundi were surprising

While the BJP was wiped out in Bundi, the Congress was wiped out in Baran.

The defeat of Pramod Jain Bhaya was shocking. Bhaya was a strong Congress candidate.

Minister Ashok Chandna again won from the seat of Hindauli in Bundi District.

District-wise results of the Hadoti Region

As compared to the previous elections, Congress lost one seat in Hadoti. Congress had 7 seats in Hadoti in the last elections, this time Congress could win only 6 seats.

District	Seats	BJP	Congress
Kota	6	4	2
Bundi	3	0	3
Jhalawar	4	3	1
Baran	4	4	0
Total	17	11	06

List of Winning Candidates in the Hadoti Region

Here is the list of the winning candidates in the Hadoti region.

Kota District election results

Constituency	Winner	Party	Margin
Kota North	Shanti Dhariwal	Congress	2,486
Kota South	Sandeep Sharma	BJP	11,962
Ladpura	Kalpana Devi	BJP	25,522
Ramganj Mandi	Madan Dilawar	BJP	18,422
Sangod	Hira Lal Nagar	BJP	25,623
Pipalda	Chetan Patel	Congress	21,005

Bundi District election results

Constituency	Winner	Party	Margin
Bundi	Hari Mohan Sharma	Congress	18,814
Hindoli	Ashok	Congress	45,004
Keshoraipatan	Chunnilal C.L. Premi Bairwa	Congress	17,087

Jhalawar District election results

Constituency	Winner	Party	Margin
Jhalarapatan	Vasundhara Raje	BJP	53,193
Khanpur	Suresh Gurjar	Congress	8,425
Manohar Thana	Govind Prasad	BJP	24,865
Dag	Kaluram	BJP	22,261

Baran District election results

Finally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting in Baran, just a few days before voting, changed the atmosphere. BJP won all the seats in Baran District.

Constituency	Winner	Party	Margin
Baran-Atru	Radhye Shyam Bairwa	BJP	19,754
Anta	Kanwar lal	BJP	5,861
Chabra	Pratap Singh Shingvi	BJP	5,108
Kishanganj	Lalit Meena	BJP	22,281

Kota South, Sandeep Sharma (BJP) won by 11962 votes