Beldaur Assembly Constituency 2025: Beldaur is Assembly Constituency No. 150 in Khagaria District, Bihar. It was created in its present form after the Delimitation Order of 2008. The area includes Beldaur and Chautham community development blocks, plus ten gram-panchayats of Gogri block: Banni, Jhiktiya, Samaspur, Maheshkhunt, Pakrail, Maira, Baltara, Pawra, Koela and Borna. It is part of the Khagaria Lok Sabha constituency.
As for voters and demography: Beldaur is a general seat (i.e. not reserved for SC/ST). The electorate is a mix of castes: Yadavs, Muslims, Scheduled Castes (SCs), and Other Backward Classes / Extremely Backward Classes (EBCs) are all significant.
Key local issues:
Since its inception (post-2008 delimitation), Beldaur has been a stronghold for the Janata Dal (United) JD(U), with Panna Lal Singh Patel being the key figure. He has won the seat in 2010, 2015, and 2020.
Opposition has been mainly from Indian National Congress in recent elections (e.g. in 2020 Chandan Kumar / Dr. Chandan Yadav was the runner up) and from parties like LJP or others.
From the last three assembly elections (2010, 2015, 2020), Beldaur shows:
2010: Panna Lal Singh Patel (JD(U)) won. Vote share around ~ 35% (exact numbers from sources: Patel got ~45,990 votes) with competitor from LJP or others trailing.
2015: Patel again, stronger performance: ~63,216 votes (~37.8%) for him. The LJP and Mithilesh Kumar Nishad were main challengers.
2020: Patel won with ~56,541 votes (~31.95% share). Runner up (INC / Chandan Kumar alias Dr. Chandan Yadav) had a close figure (~51,433 votes, ~29.06%). The third major candidate (Mithilesh Kumar Nishad of LJP) got ~31,229 (~17.64%).
Here are winners of Beldaur since its creation (after 2008 delimitation):
2010: Panna Lal Singh Patel — Janata Dal (United) (JD(U))
2015: Panna Lal Singh Patel — JD(U)
2020: Panna Lal Singh Patel — JD(U)
The Beldaur seat in the Bihar Assembly Election was voted on November 6, 2025.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has set 14.11.2025 as the date of results for the Beldaur constituency, along with the polling result of all Bihar Assembly seats.
| Party | Candidate Name |
|---|---|
| AAP | Rahul Kumar Basu |
| All India Forward Bloc | Jamil Ahmad |
| BSP | Vidya Nand Yadav |
| Bhagidari Party(P) | Avdesh Kumar Pandit |
| GaribJanta Party Loktantrik | Atal Bihari |
| INC | Mithilesh Kumar Nishad |
| Indian Inclusive Party | Tanisha Bharti |
| JD(U) | Panna Lal Singh Patel |
| Jan Suraaj Party | Gajendra Kumar Singh |
| Rashtriya Jansambhavna Party | Ajay Kumar |
| Rashtriya Lok Janshakti Party | Sunita Sharma |
| INDEPENDENT | Dr. Ravi Kumar, Randhir Kesari, Shiv Narayan Singh |
1. Incumbency factor of Panna Lal Singh Patel / JD(U): The question of how Patel’s performance and voter satisfaction (or dissatisfaction) will be of paramount importance, after thrice winning in a row. Will the anti-incumbency be fueled by the small local issues like roads, flood damage, health services?
2. Effect of alliance arithmetic: Coalitions (NDA vs INDIA / MGB etc.) are the main factors that decide the outcome of Bihar’s elections. Which parties are going to be aligned in Beldaur, the way vote transfers happen between the allied parties (if at all), are going to be the key factors.
3. Caste and community dynamics: Since the demography is mixed (Yadavs, Muslims, SC, EBC etc.), the alignment or the shift of the different communities (due to candidate selection, local grievances etc.) can break the tie.
4. Turnout and quality of electoral rolls: The accuracy of the rolls, the inclusion of first time voters or voters who moved, will influence the margins as a result of the ongoing efforts at updating rolls (Special Intensive Revision etc.). Additionally, rural and flood-affected areas turnout might differ, which can have an impact on the results.
5. Issue delivery vs promises: It is expected that the question of government schemes promised in past elections and their execution in infrastructure, flood mitigation, health, etc. will be the leading issues. Besides this, the importance of local leadership: the way the MLA has dealt with local disasters, grievances, etc.
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