BCD Elections: Day Four of Vote-Counting

Legal Insiders Mar 23, 2018 Editor : Shreya Bansal 1 Shares

The fourth day (March 22nd,2018) of Counting of votespolled in the Bar Council of Delhielections hasn't shown any significant shift from the earlier position.

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As per the data of the fourth day, Adv. Ajayendra Sangwanis still at the top with maximum votes totaling to 335. Followed by Adv. Murari Tiwari with 231 votes and Adv. D.K. Singh with 217 votes.

Adv. Himal Akhtar, has not secured any vote on the fourth day and consequently has fallen down few positions with total 113 votes.

Also Read - BCD criticizes Farm Bill 2020, Issues Letter to PM

Stay tuned with, LawStreet Journalto know more about who is winning and who is losing in the BCD elections.

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