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Bokajan (ST) Assembly Election 2026- Bokajan (ST) Election Result

Bokajan (ST) Election Result 2026 Live: Assam Assembly Election 2026 Vote Counting Live updates on ABP Live

Bokajan (ST) Assembly Election Results 2026 LIVE: Check the latest updates from Assam Election 2026 here. Bokajan (ST) constituency of Assam, was won by Numal Momin in 2021 from BJP who secured 60726 votes. In 2021, the runner up candidate was Raton Engti from INC who secured 42841 votes. Winning margin for this seat in 2021 elections was 17885 votes. Catch latest updates on ABP Live for all details on vote counting, win loss tally and final seats won by each party.

Bokajan (ST) Assembly Election 2026

AIUDF
Mohammed Badruddin Ajmal
Bokajan (ST)
CANDIDATE NAME PARTY STATUS
Mohammed Badruddin Ajmal
AIUDF
-
Shahab Uddin Majumdar
AGP
-
Rejaul Karim Chowdhury
AJTP
-
Abdul Hannan
IND
-
Imdadur Rahman
IND
-
Zakaria Hussain
IND
-
Nazmul Alam Laskar
IND
-
Prafulla Baglari
IND
-
Fajlul Karim Chowdhury
IND
-
Forij Uddin
IND
-
Mohammed Kabir Ahmed
IND
-
Shamsul Haque Laskar
IND
-
Nota
NOTA
-
Bokajan (ST) Assembly Election Results 2026 LIVE: Check the latest updates from Assam Election 2026 here. Bokajan (ST) constituency of Assam, was won by Numal Momin in 2021 from BJP who secured 60726 votes. In 2021, the runner up candidate was Raton Engti from INC who secured 42841 votes. Winning margin for this seat in 2021 elections was 17885 votes. Catch latest updates on ABP Live for all details on vote counting, win loss tally and final seats won by each party.

Bokajan (ST) Assembly Election 2021

CANDIDATE NAME PARTY STATUS
NUMAL MOMIN
BJP
Won
RATON ENGTI
INC
Lost
SEMSON TERON
IND
Lost
RAJENDRA RONGPI
ASDC
Lost
NOTA
NOTA
Lost
AMLONG INGTI
CPI(ML)(L)
Lost
DAVID RENGMA
NPEP
Lost
SANJAY KEMPRAI
BTP
Lost

Assembly Election 2021 Vote Count

PARTY CANDIDATE NAME Votes Vote %
BJP
NUMAL MOMIN
60726
51.05
INC
RATON ENGTI
42841
36.02
IND
SEMSON TERON
6630
5.57
ASDC
RAJENDRA RONGPI
3410
2.87
NOTA
NOTA
1584
1.33
CPI(ML)(L)
AMLONG INGTI
1572
1.32
Total number of votes polled :  118945

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