Magrahat Purba Assembly Election 2024

Magrahat Purba Assembly constituency

Past Magrahat Purba Assembly Election Results

WINNER

Namita Saha

AITC

Number of Votes 1,10,945

Winning Party Voting %53.8

Winning Margin %26.2

Other Candidates - Magrahat Purba Assembly Constituency

Name
Party
Votes

Chandan Kumar Naskar

BJP

56,866

Chandan Saha

CPI(M)

33,822

NOTA

NOTA

1,480

Sanjay Mandal

SUCI

1,209

Sudipta Sanfui

IND

939

Somnath Sarkar

IND

459

Biswajit Biswas

IND

433

WINNER

Namita Saha .

AITC

Number of Votes 89,486

Winning Party Voting %48.7

Winning Margin %5.2

Other Candidates - Magrahat Purba Assembly Constituency

Name
Party
Votes

Chandan Saha

CPM

79,926

Chandan Kumar Naskar

BJP

9,460

NOTA

NOTA

1,491

Rabiram Naskar

BSP

1,371

Sanjay Mandal

SUCI

1,133

Pitam Mondal

IND

877

FAQ's

When will voting take place in Magrahat Purba? Under what phase will voting take place?

The voting date for Magrahat Purba has not yet announced by the Election Commission.

When will the election result for Magrahat Purba be declared?

The election result date for Magrahat Purba has not yet been announced by the Election Commission.

Who won the Assembly election from Magrahat Purba in 2021?

In the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2021, the Magrahat Purba seat was won by AITC. The winning candidate, Namita Saha, secured 110945 votes. The runner-up was from BJP, whose candidate Chandan Kumar Naskar received 56866 votes.

What was the winning vote percentage of AITC in Magrahat Purba in 2021?

In the previous election in Magrahat Purba, Namita Saha secured victory as a candidate from AITC. They received a total of 110945 votes, accounting for a vote share of 53.8%.

How many votes did Namita Saha receive in the 2021 Magrahat Purba election?

In the 2021 election for the Magrahat Purba seat, AITC candidate Namita Saha won with 110945 votes. They defeated BJP candidate Chandan Kumar Naskar by a margin of 54079 votes. Chandan Kumar Naskar received 56866 votes in total.

Who was the runner-up in Magrahat Purba in 2021?

In the 2021 election for the Magrahat Purba seat, the runner-up was BJP candidate Chandan Kumar Naskar. They were defeated by AITC candidate Namita Saha. Chandan Kumar Naskar secured a total of 56866 votes, losing by a margin of 54079 votes.

When will the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 be held?

So far, the Election Commission has not announced the official dates, but the elections in West Bengal are likely to be held around March–April 2026, as the previous term began in May 2021.

How many seats are there in the West Bengal Assembly?

The West Bengal Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) has a total of 294 seats. Public representatives are elected directly.

Which party won the last West Bengal Assembly Elections?

In the West Bengal Assembly Elections held in 2021, AITC won the most number of seats. AITC won a total of 214 seats. The seat count for other parties was as follows: BJP (77), OTH (2)

When will the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 results be announced?

Assembly election result date has not yet been announced

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