Jubilee Hills Election Result Live: Congress’ Naveen Yadav Leads by 15,000+ Votes After 6 Rounds

The Jubilee Hills by-election is showing a clear shift as Congress continues to widen its margin. After the completion of the sixth round of counting, Congress candidate Naveen Yadav now holds a lead of 15,000+ votes over BRS candidate Sunita Gopinath.

The Jubilee Hills by-election has moved into a decisive phase as Congress widens its lead after the fifth round of counting. Naveen Yadav now holds a 12,651-vote advantage over BRS candidate Sunita, marking a significant jump from earlier rounds.

Congress has taken a strong lead in the Jubilee Hills by-election, crossing the 9,000-vote mark after four rounds of counting. Naveen Yadav has continued to perform well across multiple rounds, widening the gap significantly over BRS candidate Sunita. The trend marks a clear shift from the closely fought early round, where the margins were narrow.

Early leads from the initial rounds suggest a close fight between the Congress and the BRS. Congress candidate Naveen Yadav has taken a narrow lead in the first round, while BRS nominee Sunita Gopinath is close behind. BJP’s Deepak Reddy trails in third position.

The second round of counting for the Jubilee Hills by-election has been completed, and Congress has expanded its lead. In this round, Congress secured 9,691 votes, while BRS received 8,609 votes, giving the Congress a round-specific lead of 1,082 votes.

When combined with the first round, Congress now leads by 1,144 votes overall. The contest had started on a narrow margin, but the latest numbers indicate that Congress candidate Naveen Yadav is gaining momentum early in the counting process. More rounds are underway, and the margin may shift as additional votes are tallied.

The first round of counting for the Jubilee Hills by-election has concluded, and the contest has started on a very close note. Congress candidate Naveen Yadav has secured 8,926 votes, while BRS candidate Sunita has received 8,864 votes. With this, the Congress is ahead by a slim margin of 62 votes.

Amid tight security, the counting of votes for the Jubilee Hills Assembly by-election has started, with officials first taking up the postal ballots. The process is being carried out in a structured manner and will move forward in 10 rounds across the day.

Jubilee Hills By Election Result 2025 Live: Visuals From Counting Centre

The by-election in Hyderabad’s Jubilee Hills was called after the sudden demise of former MLA Maganti Gopinath, who represented the constituency as a BRS leader. Gopinath passed away in June this year, creating a vacancy in one of the most prominent urban constituencies of Telangana. As per election rules, a fresh poll must be conducted within six months of a seat falling vacant, which led to the by-election being scheduled.

Counting of votes for the Jubilee Hills Assembly by-election has officially begun at 8 am at the Kotla Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy Indoor Stadium in Yousufguda. The process started with the scrutiny and counting of postal ballots, after which officials will move on to the electronic voting machines.

In the 2023 Telangana Assembly election, the Jubilee Hills seat was won by BRS leader Maganti Gopinath, who defeated former Indian cricket captain Mohammed Azharuddin by a margin of 16,337 votes. Gopinath, who had held the seat since 2014, secured a comfortable victory and continued as the MLA until his passing in June this year. His death led to the current by-election.

Election officials have confirmed that the counting of votes for the Jubilee Hills by-election will be carried out in 10 rounds, using 42 counting tables set up inside the Kotla Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy Indoor Stadium. This expanded arrangement has been approved by the Election Commission to ensure that the process moves quickly and remains transparent. A total of 186 officials, including supervisors, assistants and micro-observers, have been deployed to monitor every stage of the counting. Each table will handle votes from specific polling stations, and the Returning Officer will oversee the entire operation to ensure accuracy in tabulation.

Counting of votes for the Jubilee Hills Assembly by-election is scheduled to begin at 8 am at the Kotla Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy Indoor Stadium in Yousufguda. Election officials have completed all preparations, the process will start with postal ballots before moving to the electronic voting machines. A total of 42 counting tables have been arranged, and the counting will take place in 10 rounds

Most exit polls released after the November 11 voting indicate a close contest in the Jubilee Hills by-election, with a slight edge for the Congress. Early estimates suggest that Congress candidate Naveen Yadav may finish ahead of BRS nominee Sunita Gopinath, while the BJP’s L. Deepak Reddy is expected to remain in third place. The predictions point to a tight finish, with only a small margin separating the top two parties. While exit polls offer an early picture of voter sentiment, the final outcome will become clear once counting begins.

The final voter turnout for the Jubilee Hills Assembly by-election has been recorded at 48.49 per cent. A total of 1,94,631 voters cast their ballots out of 4,01,365 registered voters in the constituency. This includes 99,771 male voters, 94,855 female voters and five voters from the ‘others’ category. Polling was held on November 11 across 407 stations, with 226 marked as critical.

The Jubilee Hills by-election has drawn widespread attention due to its triangular contest. The Congress has fielded Naveen Yadav, backed by the AIMIM, while BRS has nominated Sunita Gopinath, the widow of late MLA Maganti Gopinath. L. Deepak Reddy represents the BJP. According to exit poll estimates, the Congress is slightly ahead of the BRS, with the BJP in third place.

Officials have confirmed that the first trends from the Jubilee Hills by-election are expected by around 10 a.m. Counting of votes from 407 polling stations will be carried out in 10 rounds. Initial rounds will focus on Shaikepet and Yousufguda divisions, with final rounds covering the Erragadda division. The process is progressing smoothly under strict supervision. All updates will be monitored by the Election Commission’s observer and displayed on its official results portal.

All preparations have been completed for the counting of votes for the Jubilee Hills Assembly by-election. The process will begin at 8 am at the Kotla Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy Indoor Stadium in Yousufguda. Election officials have confirmed that counting will take place in 10 rounds across 42 tables. The District Election Officer R.V. Karnan said that all necessary arrangements have been made for a smooth process. Security has been tightened around the venue, and only authorised personnel will be allowed inside the counting centre.

Counting of votes for the Jubilee Hills Assembly by-election will start shortly. Officials will begin with the counting of postal ballots, followed by votes recorded in electronic voting machines. A total of 1,94,631 votes were cast out of 4,01,365 registered voters. Polling was held peacefully on November 11, with a turnout of 48.49 per cent. The counting process is expected to conclude by early afternoon.