In pics: Biggies who lose their grip in assembly elections across four states

Telangana chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao, who contested in two seats, was leading in the Gajwel constituency but lost the Kamareddy seat. (Photo: Agencies)

As per the election commission data, Congress leader Mohammad Azharuddin is trailing behind Maganti Gopinath by 6097 votes. Till round 15, he has won 37493 votes. (Photo: Agencies)

Tribhuvaneshwar Saran Singh Deo, the current deputy chief minister of Chhattisgarh and titular Maharaja of Surguja, faced an unexpected challenge in his re-election bid from the Ambikapur constituency, and lost his seat by 240 votes. Deo, who is known as ‘TS Baba’ in the state, held the Ambikapur seat since 2008. (Photo: Agencies)

BJP's Gopal Sharma defeated Congress minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas in Rajasthan by around 28,329 votes in the Civil Lines constituency of Jaipur. (Photo: Agencies)

Rajasthan assembly speaker CP Joshi lost Nathdwara seat of Rajasthan to BJP's Vishvaraj Singh Mewar by 7,504 votes. (Photo: Agencies)

Deputy leader of opposition in the Rajasthan assembly and BJP candidate Satish Poonia lost the Amber seat to the Congress' Prashant Sharma by a margin of 9,092 votes, according to the Election Commission. (Photo: Agencies)

Jethanand Vyas of BJP is leading in Bikaner West with 97786 votes, while Rajasthan cabinet minister for department of education, Bulaki Das Kalla, from INC, has 77354 votes. The margin between the two candidates stands at 20432. (Photo: Agencies)

Rajasthan leader of opposition Rajendra Rathore is trailing from Taranagar by over 7,000 votes. He has been pitted against sitting MLA Narendra Budania of Congress. Rathore has served as a minister in Vasundhara Raje government in the past. (Photo: Agencies)