Karaghar Assembly Election Results 2025 Updates: JD(U)'s Bashisht Singh Wins By Margin Of 35,000 Votes

JD(U) candidate Bashisth Singh won the Kargahar Assembly seat as counting advances. He now has 92,485 votes, accounting for 42.12%.

Uday Pratap Singh of the Bahujan Samaj Party trailed in second position with 56,178 votes, or 25.87%. Congress candidate Santosh Kumar Mishra lagged behind to third place with 39,333 votes, or 17.91%. Ritesh Ranjan of the JSP has 16,298 votes, representing 7.42%

JD(U) candidate Bashisth Singh continues to retain his lead in the Kargahar Assembly seat as counting advances. He now has 91,543 votes, accounting for 42.08%.

Uday Pratap Singh of the Bahujan Samaj Party maintains it trailing position in second place with 56,178 votes, or 25.83%. Congress candidate Santosh Kumar Mishra lagged behind to third place with 39,063 votes, or 17.96%. Ritesh Ranjan of the JSP has 16,203 votes, representing 7.45%

JD(U) candidate Bashisth Singh continues to maintain his lead in the Kargahar Assembly seat as counting advances. He now has 91,543 votes, accounting for 42.08%.

Uday Pratap Singh of the Bahujan Samaj Party maintains it trailing position in second place with 56,178 votes, or 25.83%. Congress candidate Santosh Kumar Mishra lagged behind to third place with 39,063 votes, or 17.96%. Ritesh Ranjan of the JSP has 16,203 votes, representing 7.45%

JD(U) candidate Bashisth Singh continues to maintain his lead in the Kargahar Assembly seat as counting advances. He now has 78,579 votes, accounting for 41.73%.

Uday Pratap Singh of the Bahujan Samaj Party maintains it trailing position in second place with 50,372 votes, or 26.75%. Congress candidate Santosh Kumar Mishra lagged behind to third place with 33,242 votes, or 17.65%. Ritesh Ranjan of the JSP has 13,567 votes, representing 7.21%

JD(U) candidate Bashisth Singh continues to maintain his lead in the Kargahar Assembly seat as counting advances. He now has 62,296 votes, accounting for 41.41%.

Uday Pratap Singh of the Bahujan Samaj Party maintains it trailing position in second place with 42,236 votes, or 26.66%. Congress candidate Santosh Kumar Mishra lagged behind to third place with 29,431 votes, or 18.58%. Ritesh Ranjan of the JSP has 10,811 votes, representing 6.82%.

Among independent candidates, Shiv Kumar Singh has 2,153 votes, Govardhan Singh has overtaken many candidates to get 1,941 votes, Mahendra Prasad Gupta of the Communist Party of India has 1,525, and Ramsundar Pal has 843. Amit Kumar of the RSAMP has 538 votes, and Mantu Kumar of the LSPL has 534. Ramesar Noniya of the RJSBP has 319, and Deepak Kumar has 313 votes. NOTA (none of the above) has 2,187 votes.

The total number of votes counted so far is 1,58,431.

JD(U) candidate Bashisth Singh is maintaining his lead in the Kargahar Assembly seat as counting advances. He now has 54,584 votes, accounting for 41.9%.

Uday Pratap Singh of the Bahujan Samaj Party maintains it trailing position in second place with 33,814 votes, or 25.96%. Congress candidate Santosh Kumar Mishra lagged behind to third place with 25,753 votes, or 19.77%. Ritesh Ranjan of the JSP has 8,601 votes, representing 6.6%.

Among independent candidates, Shiv Kumar Singh has 1,745 votes, Mahendra Prasad Gupta has 1,290, and Ramsundar Pal has 683. Amit Kumar of the RSAMP has 454 votes, and Mantu Kumar of the LSPL has 433. Govardhan Singh has 707 votes, Ramesar Noniya of the RJSBP has 259, and Deepak Kumar has 232 votes.

The total number of votes counted so far is 1,30,270.

JD(U) candidate Bashisth Singh has expanded his lead in the Kargahar Assembly seat as counting advances. He now has 45,582 votes, accounting for 41.75%.

Uday Pratap Singh of the Bahujan Samaj Party caught up to second place with 30,161 votes, or 26.13%. Congress candidate Santosh Kumar Mishra lagged behind to third place with 23,170 votes, or 20.08%. Ritesh Ranjan of the JSP has 7,347 votes, representing 6.37%.

Among independent candidates, Shiv Kumar Singh has 1,517 votes, Mahendra Prasad Gupta has 1,088, and Ramsundar Pal has 616. Amit Kumar of the RSAMP has 388 votes, and Mantu Kumar of the LSPL has 375. Govardhan Singh has 633 votes, Ramesar Noniya of the RJSBP has 223, and Deepak Kumar has 202 votes.

The total number of votes counted so far is 1,30,270.

The NDA is leading in 200 seats in the 243-member Bihar Assembly election, its best performance since 2015.

BJP: 91

JDU: 82

The NDA is leading in 200 seats in the 243-member Bihar Assembly election, its best performance since 2015.

BJP: 91

JDU: 82

Catch all the live updates on the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 here, with real-time results, key developments, top political reactions, constituency-wise trends, and everything you need to stay fully informed as the state votes.

JD(U) candidate Bashisth Singh has expanded his lead in the Kargahar Assembly seat as counting advances. He now has 20,177 votes, accounting for 39.3%.

Congress candidate Santosh Kumar Mishra is in second place with 13,003 votes, or 25.41%. Uday Pratap Singh of the BSP follows with 12,481 votes, or 24.39%. Ritesh Ranjan of the JSP has 3,248 votes, representing 6.35%.

Among independent candidates, Shiv Kumar Singh has 618 votes, Mahendra Prasad Gupta has 600, and Ramchandra Pal has 294. Amit Kumar of the RSAMP has 208 votes, and Manttu Kumar of the LSPL has 202. Govardhan Singh has 182 votes, Ramesar Noniya of the RJSBP has 104, and Deepak Kumar has 100 votes.

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JD(U) candidate Bashisth Singh has increased his lead in the Kargahar Assembly seat as counting continues. He has 12,244 votes, accounting for 39.63% of the total counted so far.

Congress candidate Santosh Kumar Mishra is in second place with 7,810 votes, or 25.47%. Uday Pratap Singh of the BSP has 7,025 votes, and Bitan Ranjan of the JSP has 1,963.

Independent candidates follow with smaller tallies. Shiv Kumar Singh has 307 votes, Mahendra Prasad Gupta has 202, and Ramchandra Pal has 188. Govardhan Singh has 133 votes. Candidates representing smaller parties, including the LSP, RSAMP and RJD, remain below the 100-vote mark.

Jan Suraaj Bihar president Manoj Bharti on early trends showing NDA’s victory said, “We have been saying from the start that we are trying to bring new politics to Bihar. It is tough to take this politics to the people of Bihar. Prashant Kishor always said if people understood what we were saying, we would be on top; if they didn’t, we would fail. These trends show that people have failed to understand us, and we also failed to make them understand.”

The JSP is not leading on a single seat.

(Source: PTI)

Bashisth Singh of the JD(U) is leading in the Kargahar Assembly seat as counting progresses. He has 2,559 votes, accounting for 38.54% of the reported tally.

Congress candidate Santosh Kumar Mishra is in second position with 1,927 votes, or 29.02%. Uday Pratap Singh of the BSP has 1,028 votes, while Bitan Ranjan of the BSP has 508 votes.

Independent candidates and nominees from smaller parties follow with lower counts. Shiv Kumar Singh has 108 votes, Mahendra Prasad Gupta has 69, Ramchandra Pal and Govardhan Singh have 50 and 47 votes respectively. Candidates from the LSP, RSAMP and RJD are below the 20-vote mark.

The NDA is leading in more than 170 seats in Bihar, solidifying its grip in the contest it was widely projected to win.

"JD(U) will at least bag 80 seats," said party leader KC Tyagi.

The NDA is leading in more than 170 seats in Bihar, solidifying its grip in the contest it was widely projected to win.

"JD(U) will at least bag 80 seats," said party leader KC Tyagi.

Catch all the live updates on the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 here, with real-time results, key developments, top political reactions, constituency-wise trends, and everything you need to stay fully informed as the state votes.

Tejashwi Yadav is currently leading with a slim margin of 900 votes against Satish Kumar in Raghopur, according to the Election Commission.

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Catch all the live updates on the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 here, with real-time results, key developments, top political reactions, constituency-wise trends, and everything you need to stay fully informed as the state votes.

Exit polls for the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections project a decisive NDA victory with 121-167 seats (e.g., Axis My India: NDA 121-141, MGB 98-118; Today's Chanakya: NDA 160; News18: NDA 140-150), fueled by record female turnout (71%) and welfare schemes, while MGB lags at 70-118 seats and Jan Suraaj at 0-5, positioning Kargahar as a likely NDA flip.

The Sasaram Lok Sabha constituency, encompassing Kargahar, has been a battleground: Manoj Kumar (BJP) won in 2014 with 442,131 votes, Shatrughan Sinha (JD(U)) in 2019 with 420,129 votes, and Shatrughan Sinha (JD(U)) retained it in 2024 defeating RJD's Manoj Kumar by over 50,000 votes amid NDA's strong performance.

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Polling for the Bihar Assembly election took place in two phases, with 121 constituencies voting on Nov. 6, and 122 constituencies voting on Nov. 11, 2025. Munger voted on Nov. 6.

Bihar went to the polls as Chief Minister Nitish Kumar sought another term with the Janata Dal (United) as part of the National Democratic Alliance led by the Bharatiya Janata Party. The INDIA alliance, the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance, which includes the Rashtriya Janata Dal and the Congress, contested against the NDA across the state.