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The counting is on for by-polls conducted on April 12 for one Lok Sabha and four assembly seats. In Bengal, The Trinamool Congress (TMC) marched ahead of its rivals in the Asansol Lok Sabha constituency and the Ballygunge assembly segment by-polls after six rounds of counting. TMC Babul Supriyo is ahead of CPI(M)’s Saira Shah Halim in Ballygunge, while the ruling party’s nominee Shatrughan Sinha is leading over Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) Agnimitra Paul in Asansol. The Congress candidate for Chhattisgarh's Khairagarh assembly seat Yashoda Niamber Verma is leading BJP’s Komal Janghel. The Congress candidate Maharashtra's Kolhapur North Jayashree Jadhav is also leading BJP candidate Satyajit Kadam. Rashtriya Janata Dal candidate Amar Kumar Paswan won Bochahan assembly seat in Bihar, defeating nearest BJP rival Baby Kumari by margin of over 35,000 votes.

By-poll results: setback for BJP as TMC, Congress, RJD candidates race ahead 

The BJP trailing on four assembly and one Lok Sabha seat by-polls were held for. TMC leads in Bengal, Congress in Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh, RJD wins in Bihar

By-poll results: setback for BJP as TMC, Congress candidates race ahead; RJD wins Bihar

The counting is on for by-polls conducted on April 12 for one Lok Sabha and four assembly seats.&nbsp; In Bengal, The Trinamool Congress (TMC) marched ahead of its rivals in the Asansol Lok Sabha constituency and the Ballygunge assembly segment&nbsp;after six rounds of counting.&nbsp; TMC Babul Supriyo is ahead of CPI(M)&rsquo;s Saira Shah Halim in Ballygunge, while the ruling party&rsquo;s nominee Shatrughan Sinha is leading over Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) Agnimitra Paul in Asansol.&nbsp; The Congress candidate for Chhattisgarh's Khairagarh assembly seat Yashoda Niamber Verma is leading BJP&rsquo;s Komal Janghel. The Congress candidate from&nbsp;Maharashtra's Kolhapur North&nbsp;Jayashree Jadhav is also leading BJP candidate Satyajit Kadam.&nbsp; Rashtriya Janata Dal candidate Amar&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;Paswan won&nbsp;Bochahan assembly seat in Bihar, defeating nearest BJP rival Baby Kumari by margin of over 35,000 votes.

The BJP trailing on four assembly and one Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;seat by-polls were held for.&nbsp;TMC leads in Bengal, Congress in Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh, RJD&nbsp;wins in Bihar

 Stones were hurled allegedly at the vehicle of BJP's Lok Sabha bypoll candidate Agnimitra Paul on Tuesday morning, leading to tensions in Asansol.
Around 10 per cent turnout was recorded till 9 am in the Asansol Lok Sabha constituency and Ballygunge assembly segment where by-elections were underway, the Election Commission said.
Stones were hurled when security personnel baton-charged a group of TMC supporters who gheraoed Paul's vehicle, alleging that she tried to enter a polling booth along with her guards.
"My polling agent was not allowed to enter a booth in Barabani. My vehicle was also attacked and the police were mute spectators," Paul alleged.
The TMC alleged that it was Paul and her security personnel who tried to create disturbance in the area.
"How can a candidate move with a convoy of 20 cars? She and her security personnel were trying to create tension in the area," a TMC leader said.
The Election Commission said that it has received a complaint regarding the incident.
"We will look into it," an official said.
The Election Commission said 12.77 per cent turnout was recorded in Asansol in Paschim Bardhaman, while Ballygunge in south Kolkata recorded 8 per cent turnout during the first two hours of polling.
The by-elections were necessitated as Babul Supriyo resigned as the MP of Asansol after switching over to the TMC from the BJP, while state minister Subrata Mukherjee, who represented Ballygunge, died last year.
The TMC has fielded yesteryear actor Shatrughan Sinha in Asansol, which has a substantial Hindi-speaking population. The BJP has nominated Paul, who is the MLA from Asansol Dakshin.
Supriyo is the TMC candidate in Ballygunge, where he is pitted against BJP's Keya Ghosh and CPI(M)'s Saira Shah Halim. The Congress is also in the fray in both the seats.
Around 15 lakh voters are eligible to exercise their franchise in Asansol. There are around 2.5 lakh voters in Ballygunge.
A total of 138 companies of central forces have been deployed in the two places.

By-poll violence in Bengal: Stones hurled at Asansol BJP candidate's vehicle

The BJP's Lok Sabha candidate Agnimitra Paul alleged that TMC supporters attacked her vehicle

Stones were allegedly hurled at the vehicle of BJP's Lok Sabha by-poll candidate Agnimitra Paul on Tuesday morning, leading to tensions in Asansol.&nbsp; Stones were hurled when security personnel baton-charged a group of TMC supporters who gheraoed Paul's vehicle, alleging that she tried to enter a polling booth along with her guards.&nbsp; The TMC alleged that it was Paul and her security personnel who tried to create disturbance in the area.&nbsp; The Election Commission said that it has received a complaint regarding the incident.&nbsp; The TMC has fielded yesteryear actor Shatrughan Sinha in Asansol, which has a substantial Hindi-speaking population. The BJP has nominated Paul, who is the MLA from Asansol Dakshin.&nbsp;

The BJP's&nbsp;Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;candidate&nbsp;Agnimitra Paul alleged that TMC supporters attacked her vehicle

&nbsp;Stones were hurled allegedly at the vehicle of BJP's Lok Sabha bypoll candidate Agnimitra Paul on Tuesday morning, leading to tensions in Asansol.
Around 10 per cent turnout was recorded till 9 am in the Asansol Lok Sabha constituency and Ballygunge assembly segment where by-elections were underway, the Election Commission said.
Stones were hurled when security personnel baton-charged a group of TMC supporters who gheraoed Paul's vehicle, alleging that she tried to enter a polling booth along with her guards.
"My polling agent was not allowed to enter a booth in Barabani. My vehicle was also attacked and the police were mute spectators," Paul alleged.
The TMC alleged that it was Paul and her security personnel who tried to create disturbance in the area.
"How can a candidate move with a convoy of 20 cars? She and her security personnel were trying to create tension in the area," a TMC leader said.
The Election Commission said that it has received a complaint regarding the incident.
"We will look into it," an official said.
The Election Commission said 12.77 per cent turnout was recorded in Asansol in Paschim Bardhaman, while Ballygunge in south Kolkata recorded 8 per cent turnout during the first two hours of polling.
The by-elections were necessitated as Babul Supriyo resigned as the MP of Asansol after switching over to the TMC from the BJP, while state minister Subrata Mukherjee, who represented Ballygunge, died last year.
The TMC has fielded yesteryear actor Shatrughan Sinha in Asansol, which has a substantial Hindi-speaking population. The BJP has nominated Paul, who is the MLA from Asansol Dakshin.
Supriyo is the TMC candidate in Ballygunge, where he is pitted against BJP's Keya Ghosh and CPI(M)'s Saira Shah Halim. The Congress is also in the fray in both the seats.
Around 15 lakh voters are eligible to exercise their franchise in Asansol. There are around 2.5 lakh voters in Ballygunge.
A total of 138 companies of central forces have been deployed in the two places.
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