This is an archive article published on November 6, 2022
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BJP wins UP’s Gola Gokarannath seat with bigger margin than Assembly elections
Aman, 26, defeated ex-MLA Tiwari, 52, with a bigger margin in comparison to the UP Assembly elections in which his father Arvind Giri had beaten the SP leader with a margin of 29294 votes.
BJP State General Secretary (Organisation)
Dharampal Singh
congratulated the party office bearers and workers on the victory in the Gola Gokarnath assembly by-election by feeding sweets to the party office bearers and workers.(@BJP4UP/Twitter screen grab) The ruling BJP retained the Gola Gokarannath Assembly seat in Uttar Pradesh’s Lakhimpur Kheri district by winning it in the bypoll, results of which were declared Sunday. Aman Giri, the BJP candidate and a political novice, defeated his nearest rival and Samajwadi Party (SP) nominee, Vinay Tiwari, by a margin of 34298 votes.
Aman, 26, defeated ex-MLA Tiwari, 52, with a bigger margin in comparison to the UP Assembly elections in which his father Arvind Giri had beaten the SP leader with a margin of 29294 votes. In the UP Assembly elections held in February-March this year, Arvind Giri had got 48.67 per cent votes against Tiwari’s 37.4 per cent.
