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Sikta Election Results Highlights: JDU's Sammridh Varma Defeats Khurshid Firoz Ahmad

The Sikta Assembly constituency in Bihar went to polls on November 11, 2025.

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Bihar election results out today. (Image: PTI)</p></div>
Bihar election results out today. (Image: PTI)
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The Sikta Assembly constituency has been won by JD(U)'s Sammridh Varma with a massive victory margin.
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Sammridh Varma From JD(U) Emerged Victorious Against Independent Candidate Khurshid Firoz Ahmad With A Margin Of 47144 Votes


Sikta Election Results 2025 Live Updates: JDU's Sammridh Varma Maintains Lead

Sammridh Varma of JDU is leading at 3:00 p.m., and independent candidate Khurshid Firoz Ahmad trails behind by 25,893 votes.


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

  • BJP: 91

  • JDU: 82

  • LJPRV: 21

  • HAM: 4

  • RLM: 3


Sikta Election Results 2025 Live Updates: Turncoats For The Win

Sikta’s electoral history is marked by frequent shifts in political loyalty and strong backing for turncoat candidates. Raiful Azam won the seat in 1962 and 1967 on Swatantra Party and Congress tickets, respectively. Faiyazul Azam followed with victories for the Congress in 1972 and 1977, and again as an Independent in 1990.

His move to the Lok Sabha from Bettiah as a Janata Dal MP led to the 1991 bypoll, where Dilip Varma emerged victorious beginning a remarkable run of five wins, achieved across different party banners: once each as an Independent, a Champaran Vikas Party nominee, a BJP candidate, a Samajwadi Party nominee, and once more as an Independent in 2010.


Bihar Election Result 2025 Live Updates: What's Behind NDA's Outstanding Showing Today

"There is a significant surge in women's support for the NDA. The margin seems to be 20-30% over the opposition. BJP and JDU each are more than the entire Mahagathbandhan's vote share. It shows the scale of the victory," said psephologist Amitabh Tiwari.











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