Meghalaya election result 2018: Ruling Cong leading in 21, NPP in 14 seats

NPP leading in 10 seats

Villagers wait in queues to cast their votes for the state Assembly elections, at a polling station in West Khasi Hills district on Tuesday.

The ruling Congress is leading in 21 seats followed by the National People's Party (NPP) in 14 as trends are available for 53 seats in the Meghlaya Assembly elections.

Chief Minister Mukul Sangma is leading from both Songsak and Ampati constituencies.

While the United Democratic Party (UDP) is leading in six, the People's Democratic Front (PDF) is leading in four.

The BJP is leading in four constituencies.

The Hill State People's Democratic Party (HSPDP) is leading in one seat while Independents are leading in three.

Polling for 59 seats of the 60-member Assembly was held on February 27. A Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) candidate was killed in an IED blast, which resulted in countermanding of the polls in one seat.

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