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This time BJP has created history in Bihar assembly elections, because it has emerged as the largest party. This time BJP managed to win 89 seats in Bihar elections. Whereas, Nitish Kumar’s JDU got 85 seats. The grand alliance led by RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav could not even cross the 50 mark. Some candidates have won by record numbers, while there are some candidates who have won with the smallest margin.
The first name among the candidates who won the Bihar Assembly elections by the smallest margin is that of JDU candidate Ramcharan Sah, who won the Sandesh Assembly seat by a margin of only 27 votes. He got 80,598 votes. Whereas RJD’s Dipu Singh has got 80,571 votes. Prashant Kishor’s Jansuraj Party proved to be a vote savior on this seat, as JSP’s Rajeev Ranjan Raj got only 6040 votes.
Communist Party leaders lost by a small margin
BJP candidate Mahesh Paswan won from Agiaon Assembly seat, considered a stronghold of the Left, by a margin of just 95 votes. Let us tell you that Mahesh got 69412 votes, while the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) candidate Shiv Prakash Ranjan, who lost to him, got 69317 votes.
AIMIM could have increased by one more seat
Similarly, LJP (Ram Vilas) candidate Sangeeta Devi won from Balrampur assembly seat with a margin of 389 votes. He defeated AIMIM candidate Mohammad Adil Hussain. Sangeeta Devi got 80459 votes. Arun Kumar of Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) won from Bakhtiyarpur assembly seat by just 981 votes. He got 88520 votes, while RJD candidate Anirudh Kumar got 87539 votes.
RJD candidate Kumar Sarvjeet won from Bodhgaya seat by 881 votes. He got 100236 votes. He defeated LJP (Ram Vilas) candidate Shyamdev Paswan, who got 99355 votes. Abhishek Ranjan of Congress won from Chanpatia by 602 votes. He got 87538 votes. He defeated BJP’s Umakant Singh, who got 86936 votes.
RJD won from Dhaka by a small margin
RJD candidate Faisal Rehman, who secured 112727 votes from Dhaka seat, won by 178 votes. He defeated BJP’s Pawan Kumar Jaiswal, who got 112549 votes. Congress candidate Manoj Biswas won from Forbesganj seat of Bihar by 221 votes. He defeated BJP’s Vidya Sagar Keshari, who got 119893 votes.
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