A polling official checks serial numbers on VVPAT machines at a distribution centre .

The Election Commission on Monday declared the outcome for bypolls in four Assembly segments across Punjab, Gujarat Kerala, while the final tally for the one in West Bengal is still being counted. The polling was conducted on June 19, with the Nilambur seat in Kerala registering a voter turnout of 73.26 per cent, and Ludiana West in Punjab recording a polling percentage of 51.33 per cent.

Here are the list of winners from the four states:

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1) Kadi (Gujarat)- Rajendrakumar (Rajubhai) Daneshwar Chavda of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won the seat. Kadi in Mehsana district saw a voter turnout of 57.90 per cent. The Kadi seat, reserved for Scheduled Caste (SC) candidates, fell vacant on February 4 following the death of BJP MLA Karsan Solanki.

2) Visavadar (Gujarat)- Gopal Italia of the Aam Aadmi Party won the seat. The Visavadar seat was lying vacant since December 2023 after then AAP legislator Bhupendra Bhayani resigned and joined the BJP. The AAP had fielded its former Gujarat president, Gopal Italia, from Visavadar. He is not registered as a voter in the constituency.

3) Nilambur (Kerala)- UDF candidate Aryadan Shoukath rode on a strong anti-incumbency wave to wrest Nilambur from the LDF. Nilambur in Kerala saw a steady turnout through the day, recording a turnout of 73.26 per cent, according to the latest figures released by the Election Commission, which said the numbers might be updated later.

4) Ludhiana West – AAP candidate Sanjeev Arora secured a decisive victory in the Ludhiana West Assembly bypoll, leading by a margin of 10,637 votes over Congress nominee Bharat Bhushan Ashu after the 14th and final round of counting on Monday. The win consolidates AAP’s hold on the Ludhiana West seat, which became vacant following the death of party MLA Gurpreet Bassi Gogi in January this year.

5) Kaliganj (West Bengal)- Trinamool Congress candidate Alifa Ahmed won the bypolls to the Kaliganj Assembly seat by a landslide margin of 50,049 votes over her nearest BJP rival Ashish Ghosh, bettering the 2021 winning margin of her father Nasiruddin Ahmed, whose demise in February this year necessitated the elections to the seat in West Bengal’s Nadia district, ECI website said on Monday. After the final 23rd round of counting, Alifa bagged 1,02,759 votes compared to Ghosh who finished the race with 52,710 votes, according to figures posted by the Commission on its website.