Bihar Assembly Election Results 2020: Results of Bihar Assembly Elections 2020 for all 243 Vidhan Sabha seats are being declared today. The counting of votes for Bihar Assembly Election Results 2020 started at 8 am on Tuesday. Voting for Bihar Assembly Polls 2020 was held in three phases on October 28, November 3, and November 7.
The final result of all the winners for each constituency will be declared by November 10 evening. However, we will have updates on which candidate is leading or trailing from which seat.
Follow the latest updates from the Kishanganj Lok Sabha constituency:
Bahadurganj: Lakhan Lal Pandit of Vikassheel Insaan Party is ahead of Mohammad Anzar nayeemi of AIMIM party by a margin of 99 votes, states the ECI websites, at 11:50 am.
Thakurganj: Gopal Kumar Agarwal, an independent candidate is ahead of RJD’s Saud Alam by a margin of 1951 votes, as per ECI website at 11:50 am. Saud Alam of RJD was leading as per the early trends. In the Bihar Elections 2015, JDU’s Naushad Alam Tatpauwa had won the seat
Kishanganj: Sweety Singh of BJP is leading against Ijaharul Husain of Congress by a margin of 4563 votes.Ijaharul Hussain of RJD was leading as per early trends. Dr Muhammad Jawaid who was contesting from RJD in 2015-elections had won the seat.
Kochadhaman: Early trends show that Mohammad Shahid Alam of RJD is leading. In the Bihar elections 2015, JDU’s Mujahid Alam had won the seat.
Amour: Akhtarul Iman of AIMIM is ahead of JDU’s Saba Zafar by a margin of 1009 votes, as per ECI website. Abdul Jalil Mastan of RJD had won the seat in the year 2015.
Baisi: Vinod Kumar of BJP is ahead of Syed Ruknuddin Ahmad of AIMIM by a margin of 2561 votes, as per ECI website at 11:58 am.
Bihar held Assembly election in three-phases. The first phase was held on October 28 in which 71 constituencies voted for their representative. In Phase 2, 94 constituencies went to vote. The third and final phase concluded on November 7.
On one side is the ruling combine of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and is led by chief minister Nitish Kumar of JD(U) who is seeking another term in this year’s election.
