Ichagarh Election Result 2024 Live: Vote Counting Jharkhand Assembly Polls

To get the fastest and most accurate results for the Ichagarh Assembly seat in Jharkhand, you can watch ABP News Live TV. The counting of votes for the Jharkhand Assembly Election 2024 will begin on November 23, 2024, at 8 am. Refresh this page to stay updated with every detail about the Ichagarh seat. Jharkhand Assembly Election Verdict: In the 2019 Assembly election, SABITA MAHATO of the JMM won from this seat. He received 57546 votes. HARE LAL MAHATO from the AJSUP secured the second position with 38836 votes.

Ichagarh Assembly Election 2019

CANDIDATE NAME	PARTY	STATUS
SABITA MAHATO	JMM	Won
HARE LAL MAHATO	AJSUP	Lost
SADHU CHARAN MAHATO	BJP	Lost
ARVIND KUMAR SINGH	IND	Lost
NARAYAN CHANDRA GOPE	IND	Lost
GURU PAD MAHATO	IND	Lost
VIJAY MAHATO	LJP	Lost
BINOD RAY	JVM	Lost
KIYAM HUSSIN	IND	Lost
BANU SINGH SARDAR	PSPL	Lost
JAGDISH CHANDRA MAHATO	IND	Lost
BYAS DEV MAHATO	AMB	Lost
PRAVESH KUMAR	RPI(A)	Lost
SEKH AKHIRUDDIN	JKP(N)	Lost
ANAND GOPE	IND	Lost
BISHNU KALINDI	IND	Lost
SHAILENDRA MAHATO	JD(U)	Lost
LEKHNATH NISHAD	IND	Lost
NEPAL KISKU	SUCI(C)	Lost
SHAILESH KUMAR SINGH	IND	Lost
DHANESHWAR MAHATO	BSP	Lost
DOMAN CHANDRA MANJHI	APoI	Lost
AGNI BARDHAN SINGH	SHS	Lost
PRAMOD KUMAR SINGH	IND	Lost
AMBUJ KUMAR	NAGADHP	Lost
RANJIT MAHATO	AIFB	Lost
SAMR KUMAR	IND	Lost
JITENDRA THAKUR	IND	Lost
NIRMAL KUMAR MAHATO	RAIM	Lost
ASIM KUMAR	AHNP	Lost
SANTOSH KUMAR	BHAZS	Lost

Assembly Election 2019 Vote Count

PARTY	CANDIDATE NAME	Votes	Vote %
JMM	SABITA MAHATO	57546	29.41
AJSUP	HARE LAL MAHATO	38836	19.85
BJP	SADHU CHARAN MAHATO	38485	19.67
IND	ARVIND KUMAR SINGH	32206	16.46
IND	NARAYAN CHANDRA GOPE	2798	1.43
IND	GURU PAD MAHATO	2237	1.14

Total number of votes polled : 195657

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