Dhupguri West Bengal Assembly Election 2021 Results Vote Counting LIVE Updates
Dhupguri Election Results 2021 LIVE: West Bengal Assembly Election results for all 294 constituencies will be declared today (May 2, 2021). In 2016, Dhupguri constituency of West Bengal AITC Candidate Mitali Roy won the polls by margin of 19264 votes. Stay tuned with ABP News for all the latest news and live updates from vote counting of West Bengal Assembly Election 2021.
| CANDIDATE NAME | PARTY | STATUS |
|---|---|---|
BISHNU PADA RAY | BJP | WON |
PRADIP KUMAR ROY | CPI(M) | LOST |
HRISHIKESH ROY | IND | LOST |
SUJAN BARMAN | IND | LOST |
BEDODYUTI ROY | OTHERS | LOST |
DHIRANJAN ROY | OTHERS | LOST |
SUKUMAR ROY | OTHERS | LOST |
MITALI ROY | TMC | LOST |
| Assembly Election Result 2016 | |
|---|---|
| Voters | 2 lakhs 37 thousands 427 |
| Votes | 2 lakhs 08 thousands 947 |
| Voter Turnout | 88% |
Dhupguri is a State Assembly/Vidhan Sabha constituency which is a part of the Jalpaiguri Lok Sabha seat.
AITC's Mitali Roy won Dhupguri assembly seat in 2016 West Bengal Assembly Elections by a margin of 19264 votes. Runner-up Mamata Roy of CPM bagged 71517 votes. Third position was held by BJP's Agun Roy while None Of The Above of NOTA held the fourth spot.
Dhupguri Constituency West Bengal Assembly Election 2021 Results LIVE
Dhupguri Assembly, West Bengal Election 2021 Results LIVE Updates: Count of votes will begin from 8 am on 2nd May, 2021. Refresh this page to get all latest updates from Dhupguri West Bengal Constituency. Watch all the latest news and highlights from Election 2021 vote counting on ABP News LIVE TVand online Live Streaming on ABP News YouTube Channel.
| party | candidate | votes | voter turnout |
|---|---|---|---|
| AITC | Mitali Roy | 90 thousands 781 | 43.45% |
| CPM | Mamata Roy | 71 thousands 517 | 34.23% |
| BJP | Agun Roy | 36 thousands 167 | 17.31% |
| NOTA | None Of The Above | 3 thousands 262 | 1.56% |
AITC candidate Mitali Roy won by margin of 19264 votes
- Dhupguri
- 2 lakhs 08 thousands 947
- AITC (43.45%)
- CPM (34.23%)
- BJP (17.31%)
- NOTA (1.56%)
- Others (3.46%)
