Bihar Assembly Election Result 2020: Here is how RJD candidates are faring

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Since these were the first major elections held in the country after the outbreak of coronavirus pandemic in March, the ECI issued guidelines for both voting and counting days. One of these guidelines was to increase the number of vote-counting stations from 38 to 55 to ensure social distancing. The counting centers, housing 414 halls, have been spread across all the 38 districts of the state.

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According to the exit poll results that were released by various pollsters on November 7, the opposition’s Mahagathbandhan, lead by Tejashwi Yadav’s Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), is expected to form government in Bihar while the Nitish Kumar-led NDA alliance will fall short of the majority mark, that is 122 in the 243-seat assembly. Exit polls are based on voters’ responses right after they have exited the polling booth and can often be misleading.

The RJD contested on 144 seats, while the Indian National Congress (INC) contested on 70 seats. The CPI (M-L), CPI and CPI (M) contested on 19, 6 and 4 seats respectively.

Here is how the RJD candidates are faring:

RJD candidates have a lead in 73 of the total 144 seats they are contesting on. Here is the list of all constituencies RJD candidates are leading in or has won in.

Tirhut

Narkatia- Shamim Ahmad (Won)

Sagauli- Er. Shashi Bhushan Singh

Kalyanpur- Manor Kumar Yadav

Sheohar- Chetan Anand

Parihar- Ritu Kumar

Bajpatti- Mukesh Kumar Yadav

Minapur- Rajeev Kumar

Raghopur- Tejashwi Prasad Yadav

Belsand- Sanjay Kumar Gupta (Won)

Mahua- Mukesh Kumar Raushan

Saran

Baikunthpur- Prem Shankar Prasad (Won)

Hathua- Rajesh Kumar Singh (Won)

Raghunathpur- Harishankar Yadav

Barharia- Baccha Pandey

Ekma- Srikant Yadav (Won)

Marhaura- Jitendra Kumar Ray (Won)

Garkha- Surendra Ram (Won)

Baniapur- Kedar Nath Singh (Won)

Parsa- Chhote Lal Ray (Won)

Patna

Barhampur- Shambhu Nath Yadav

Ramgarh- Sudhakar Singh (Won)

Mohania- Sangita Kumari (Won)

Bhabhua- Bharat Bind (Won)

Nokha- Anit Devi

Sasaram - Rajesh Kumar Gupta

Sandesh- Kiran Devi (Won)

Jagdishpur - Ram Vishun Singh (Won)

Dehri- Phate Bahadur Singh

Dinara- Vijay Kumar Mandal

Sahpur- Rahul Tiwary (Won)

Mokama- Anant Kumar Singh (Won)

Bakhtiyarpur- Aniruddh Kumar (Won)

Masaurhi- Rekha Devi

Danapur- Rit Lal Ray

Fatuha- Dr Ramanand Yadav

Maner- Bhai Virendra

Hilsa- Atri Muni urf Shakti Singh Yadav

Darbhanga

Madhubani- Samir Kumar Mahaseth

Laukaha- Bharat Bhushan Mandal

Darbhanga Rural: Lalit Kumar Yadav (Won)

Morwa: Ranvijay Sahu

Hasanpur: Tej Pratap Yadav (Won)

Ujiarpur: Alok Kumar Mehta (Won)

Samastipur: Akhtarul Islam Shahin (Won)

Magadh

Goh: Bhim Kumar Singh (Won)

Obra- Rishi Kumar (Won)

Kurtha- Bagi Kumar Verma

Atri- Ajay Yadav

Rafiganj: Mohammad Nehaluddin (Won)

Nabinagar: Vijay Kumar Singh alias Dabloo Singh

Gurua: Vinay Kumar

Sherghati: Manju Aggarwal

Jahanabad: Kumar Krishna Mohan urf Uday Yadav (Won)

Makhdumpur: Satish Kumar (Won)

Rajauli- Prakash Veer

Nawada: Vibha Devi

Gobindpur: Md Kamran (Won)

Belaganj: Surendra Prasad Yadav

Kosi

Mahishi: Gautam Krishna

Singheshwar: Chandrahas Chaupal (Won)

Madhepura: Chandra Shekhar (Won)

Purnia

Thakurganji: Saud Alam

Bhagalpur

Katoria: Sweety Sima Hembram

Nathnanagar: Ali Ashraf Siddiqui

Dhuraiya: Bhudeo Choudhary

Munger

Cheria Barirapur: Ram Vanshi Mahto (Won)

Sahebpur Kamal: Satanand Sambuddha (Won)

Parbatta: Digambar Prasad Tiwary

Surajgarha: Prahlad Yadav

Alauli:Ramvriksh Sada

Sheikhpura: Vijay Kumar