Jamui, Jhajha, Chakai, Sikandra (SC) Election Result LIVE: BJP's Shreyashi Singh Wins Jamui Constituency
LIVE Bihar Election 2025: Shreyashi Singh from the BJP has swept the polls from the Jamui constituency.
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LIVE Bihar Election 2025: BJP’s Shreyasi Singh clinched a decisive win in Jamui, extending her hold on the constituency with a commanding margin over RJD’s Md Shamsad Alam after leading through most counting rounds; the Commonwealth Games gold medalist-turned-MLA converted early trends into an unassailable advantage, reflecting strong booth‑level consolidation across urban pockets and key rural blocks where she improved on 2020 vote shares and turnout mobilisation to secure a second straight mandate.
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LIVE Bihar Election 2025: BJP’s Shreyasi Singh clinched a decisive win in Jamui, extending her hold on the constituency with a commanding margin over RJD’s Md Shamsad Alam after leading through most counting rounds; the Commonwealth Games gold medalist-turned-MLA converted early trends into an unassailable advantage, reflecting strong booth‑level consolidation across urban pockets and key rural blocks where she improved on 2020 vote shares and turnout mobilisation to secure a second straight mandate.
Shreyashi Singh emerges a winner
Daughter of former union minister Digvijay Singh, Shreyashi Singh, has registered her victory in Jamui constituency, closing her account at 97,386 votes.
Praphull Kumar Manjhi is leading again
HAM(S)'s Praphull Kumar Manjhi is leading in the Sikandra (SC) constituency once again, securing 50,896 votes. Meanwhile, RJD's Uday Narain Choudhary is falling behind at 39,800.
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Savitri Devi returns to the top position
RJD's Savitri Devi is leading in Chakai with 45,507 votes, while JDU's Sumit Kumar Singh's share has narrowed down to 38,716 votes.
Sikandra has Uday Narain Choudhary in the lead now
Choudhary is leading in Sikandra with 21,461 votes, while HAM(S)'s Praphull Kumar Manjhi is now trailing with 20,737 votes.
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Sumit Kumar Singh maintains his lead in Chakai
JD(U)'s Sumit Kumar Singh is faring ahead of RJD's Savitri Devi, grossing 18,136 votes compared to the latter's 16,058 share in Chakai.
Shreyashi Singh is ahead of her rival by more than twice votes
Singh from the BJP has secured 44,456 votes, while Mohammad Shamsad Alam from RJD is trailing by 21,898 votes in Jamui.
Shreyashi Singh is the daughter of former union minister Digvijay Singh.
Praphull Kumar Manjhi is leading in Sikandra
The Sikandra constituency is currently being led by HAM(S)'s Praphull Kumar Manjhi, who secured 19,419 votes. On the other hand, RJD's Uday Narain Choudhary is trailing with 16,528 votes.
Sumit Kumar Singh in the lead
The official data shows Sumit Kumar Singh from JD(U) is leading with 14,797 votes, while RJD's Savitri Devi is behind by a small margin, touching a count of 14,277, in the Chakai constituency.
Shreyashi Singh secures bumper votes
BJP's Shreyashi Singh is leading with 39,599 votes, while RJD's Mohammad Shamsad Alam is trailing with 20,438 votes, per the latest recorded data.
Damodar Rawat maintains his lead
According to the data recorded till 12:27 pm, JD(U)'s Damodar Rawat is leading in the Jhajha constituency with 36,323 votes. RJD's Yadav is trailing with 29,608 votes.
Damodar Rawat is leading with maximum votes
JD(U)'s Damodar Rawat is leading the Jhajha constituency with 31,901 votes, while RJD's Jay Prakash Narayan Yadav is trailing with 26,477 votes, per the latest trends.
Singh is leading with 29,487 votes
The vote tally at 12 pm shows BJP's Singh leading the Jamui constituency with 29,487 votes, while RJD's Mohammad Shamsad Alam is trailing with 17,430 votes.
Shreyashi maintains her lead
BJP's Shreyashi Singh has secured 22,341 votes in her favour, according to the data recorded at 11:15 am. RJD's Mohammad Shamsad Alam is trailing with 11,549 votes.
Damodar Rawat leads, Jay Prakash trails
According to the data recorded at 11:15 am, Rawat is leading by 21,077 votes, while Yadav is trailing with 14,735 votes.
Damodar Rawat continues to gain major votes in Jhajha
The latest data shows JD(U)'s Rawat is leading the constituency with 16,839 votes, while RJD's Jay Prakash Narayan Yadav is trailing with a big difference, reaching a share of 11,628 in a total of 32,265 counted votes.
Rawat is retaining the lead in the Jhajha constituency
According to the official data, Rawat from JD(U) is currently leading with a total of 13,273 votes by 10:40 am.
Shreyashi Singh retains her lead
The early trends show Shreyashi Singh is still leading with 14,103 votes, while RJD's Mohammad Shamsad Alam is trailing with 6,813 votes.
BJP In The Lead in All-Party Share
Praphull Kumar Manjhi is leading Sikandra
Sikandra's constituency is being led by Praphull Kumar Manjhi, who hails from the Hindustani Awam Morcha (Secular) party, with 2,088 votes, according to the official data.
Savitri Devi is leading Chakai
Chakai's constituency is currently being led by Savitri Devi from Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) with 3,934 votes counted at 10:15 am.
Damodar Rawat is still leading Jhajha
Jhajha's seat still holds JD(U)'s Damodar Rawat in the lead with 9,073 votes, per the official data.
Jamui's seat still has Shreyashi Singh in the lead
According to the official data, Shreyashi Singh is leading the constituency with 9,360 votes.
Uday Narain Choudhary is leading
The official data shows Uday Narain Choudhary from RJD is leading the Sikandra constituency.
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Sumit Kumar Singh is leading
JD(U) candidate Sumit Kumar Singh is leading the Chakai constituency.
Damodar Rawat from Jhajha is leading
Official data shows that Damodar Rawat from JD(U) is leading the Jhajha constituency.
Shreyashi Singh from BJP is leading
Shreyashi Singh is currently leading the trends, according to the official data.
Vote counting is underway
Started at around 8 am, the counting of the votes for the Jamui district is going on.
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The counting of the votes for the Jamui parliamentary constituency will begin at 8 am. Stay tuned for the latest updates from the Election Commission.