Nawada Bihar Election Result Live 2025: JD(U)’s Vibha Devi Leads, RJD’s Kaushal Yadav Trails, Jan Suraaj in Third

Janata Dal (United) candidate Vibha Devi is leading with 19,265 votes, ahead by 6,406 votes over Rashtriya Janata Dal’s Kaushal Yadav, who has secured 12,859 votes.

Nawada Election 2025 Result LIVE: Latest counting trends from Nawada show a multi-cornered contest, with BJP, RJD, and Hindustani Awam Morcha (Secular) candidates holding leads in different constituencies.

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Nawada (Sadar): BJP candidate is leading with a comfortable margin as counting progresses.

Hisua: RJD candidate has taken the lead, showing strong support in the constituency.

Rajauli: Hindustani Awam Morcha (Secular) candidate is ahead, holding a clear margin over rivals.

Warsaliganj: BJP candidate is leading with steady numbers, strengthening NDA’s position in Nawada district.

In Hisua constituency, Anil Singh of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is leading with 16,180 votes, maintaining a margin of 4,852 over Nitu Kumari of the Indian National Congress (INC) at 11,328. Independent candidate Dharmendra Kumar trails with 3,275 votes, making this a direct BJP vs INC contest with BJP currently ahead.

Early trends from Rajauli show Vimal Rajbanshi of Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) leading with 16,969 votes, holding a margin of 3,012 over Pinki Bharti of RJD.

Early trends from Hisua show Anil Singh of BJP in the lead with 2,976 votes, while Nitu Kumari of INC trails at 1,902 votes. Independent Dharmendra Kumar follows with 618 votes, and the rest of the candidates — from Jan Suraaj, BSP, RLJP, SBSP, and others — are far behind with under 200 votes each.

In Nawada, JD(U)’s Vibha Devi is leading with 3,141 votes, holding a margin of 1,335 over RJD’s Kaushal Yadav, who has secured 1,806. The Jan Suraaj Party’s Anuj Singh follows with 681 votes, while independents and smaller parties, including BSP, AIMIM, and others, remain far behind with under 300 votes each, reflecting JD(U)’s early advantage in the constituency.

Aruna Devi (BJP) leading in Warisaliganj

Latest trends from Bihar show Rashtriya Janata Dal leading with 58 seats, followed closely by Bharatiya Janata Party at 57 and Janata Dal (United) at 47. The Indian National Congress is ahead on 9 seats, while Jan Suraaj Party and CPI(ML) Liberation have 3 each. Smaller parties including Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas), Hindustani Awam Morcha (Secular), Communist Party of India, and AIMIM are leading on 1–2 seats each.

Vote counting has started in Bihar’s Nawada, where early trends place JD(U)’s Vibha Devi in the lead.

The NDA is currently leading on 21 seats, while the MGB has taken the lead on 10. JSP is ahead in 3 constituencies, and others are leading in 2

Counting of votes in Gobindpur constituency begins.

Counting of votes in Warisaliganj constituency begins.

Counting of votes in Rajauli constituency begins.