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Election Trends Election Commission of India, State Election,2019 to the legislative assembly of Jharkhand LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES CONSTITUENCY WINNER SEX PARTY SYMBOL 1 Rajmahal Anant Kumar Ojha M BJP Lotus 2 Borio Lobin Hembrom M JMM Bow & Arrow 3 Barhait HEMANT SOREN M JMM Bow & Arrow 4 Littipara Dinesh William Marandi M JMM Bow & Arrow 5 Pakur ALAMGIR ALAM M INC Hand 6 Maheshpur STEPHEN MARANDI M JMM Bow & Arrow 7 Shikaripara NALIN SOREN M JMM Bow & Arrow 8 Nala RABINDRA NATH MAHATO M JMM Bow & Arrow 9 Jamtara IRFAN ANSARI M INC Hand 10 Dumka HEMANT SOREN M JMM Bow & Arrow 11 Jama SITA MURMU F JMM Bow & Arrow 12 Jarmundi BADAL M INC Hand 13 Madhupur Haji Hussain Ansari M JMM Bow & Arrow 14 Sarath Randhir Kumar Singh M BJP Lotus 15 Deoghar NARAYAN DAS M BJP Lotus 16 Poreyahat PRADEEP YADAV M JVM Comb 17 Godda Amit Kumar Mandal M BJP Lotus 18 Mahagama Deepika Pandey Singh F INC Hand 19 Kodarma Dr. Neera Yadav F BJP Lotus 20 Barkatha AMIT KUMAR YADAV S/O-CHITRANJAN YADAV M IND Cup & Saucer 21 Barhi UMASHANKAR AKELA M INC Hand 22 Barkagaon AMBA PRASAD F INC Hand 23 Ramgarh MAMTA DEVI F INC Hand 24 Mandu Jai Prakash Bhai Patel M BJP Lotus 25 Hazaribagh Manish Jaiswal M BJP Lotus 26 Simaria Kishun Kumar Das M BJP Lotus 27 Chatra SATYANAND BHOKTA M RJD Hurricane Lamp 28 Dhanwar BABULAL MARANDI M JVM Comb 29 Bagodar VINOD KUMAR SINGH M CPI(ML)(L) Flag with Three Stars 30 Jamua KEDAR HAZRA M BJP Lotus 31 Gandey DR SARFRAZ AHMAD M JMM Bow & Arrow 32 Giridih SUDIVYA KUMAR M JMM Bow & Arrow 33 Dumri JAGARNATH MAHTO M JMM Bow & Arrow 34 Gomia Lambodar Mahto M AJSUP Banana 35 Bermo Rajendra Pd. Singh M INC Hand Page 1 ST6000 CONSTITUENCY WINNER SEX PARTY SYMBOL 36 Bokaro Biranchi Narayan M BJP Lotus 37 Chandankyari AMAR KUMAR BAURI M BJP Lotus 38 Sindri INDRAJIT MAHATO M BJP Lotus 39 Nirsa APARNA SENGUPTA F BJP Lotus 40 Dhanbad RAJ SINHA M BJP Lotus 41 Jharia PURNIMA NIRAJ SINGH F INC Hand 42 Tundi MATHURA PRASAD MAHATO M JMM Bow & Arrow 43 Baghmara DULU MAHATO M BJP Lotus 44 Baharagora SAMIR Kr. MOHANTY M JMM Bow & Arrow 45 Ghatsila Ramdas Soren M JMM Bow & Arrow 46 Potka Sanjib Sardar M JMM Bow & Arrow 47 Jugsalai MANGAL KALINDI M JMM Bow & Arrow 48 Jamshedpur East Saryu Roy M IND Gas Cylinder 49 Jamshedpur West Banna Gupta M INC Hand 50 Ichagarh SABITA MAHATO F JMM Bow & Arrow 51 Saraikella CHAMPAI SOREN M JMM Bow & Arrow 52 Chaibasa DEEPAK BIRUA M JMM Bow & Arrow 53 Majhganon NIRAL PURTY M JMM Bow & Arrow 54 Jagannathpur SONA RAM SINKU M INC Hand 55 Manoharpur JOBA MAJHI F JMM Bow & Arrow 56 Chakradharpur SUKHRAM ORAON M JMM Bow & Arrow 57 Kharasawan DASHRATH GAGRAI M JMM Bow & Arrow 58 Tamar VIKAS KUMAR MUNDA M JMM Bow & Arrow 59 Torpa KOCHE MUNDA M BJP Lotus 60 Khunti NILKANTH SINGH MUNDA M BJP Lotus 61 Silli SUDESH KUMAR MAHTO M AJSUP Banana 62 Khijri Rajesh Kachhap M INC Hand 63 Ranchi Chandreshwar Prasad Singh M BJP Lotus 64 Hatia NAVIN JAISWAL M BJP Lotus 65 Kanke SAMMARI LAL M BJP Lotus 66 Mandar BANDHU TIRKEY M JVM Comb 67 Sisai JIGA SUSARAN HORO M JMM Bow & Arrow 68 Gumla BHUSHAN TIRKEY M JMM Bow & Arrow 69 Bishunpur CHAMRA LINDA M JMM Bow & Arrow 70 Simdega BHUSHAN BARA M INC Hand 71 Kolebira NAMAN BIXAL KONGARI M INC Hand 72 Lohardaga RAMESHWAR ORAON M INC Hand 73 Manika RAMCHANDRA SINGH M INC Hand Page 2 ST6000 CONSTITUENCY WINNER SEX PARTY SYMBOL 74 Latehar BAIDYANATH RAM M JMM Bow & Arrow 75 Panki KUSHWAHA SHASHI BHUSHAN MEHTA M BJP Lotus 76 Daltonganj ALOK KUMAR CHAURASIYA M BJP Lotus 77 Bishrampur RAMCHANDRA CHANDRAVANSHI M BJP Lotus 78 Chattarpur PUSHPA DEVI F BJP Lotus 79 Hussainabad Kamlesh Kumar Singh M NCP Clock 80 Garhwa MITHILESH KUMAR THAKUR M JMM Bow & Arrow 81 Bhawanathpur Bhanu Pratap Shahi M BJP Lotus PARTY WISE SUMMARY Jharkhand PARTY NAME SEATS AJSU Party 2 Bharatiya Janata Party 25 Communist Party of India (Marxist- 1 Leninist) (Liberation) Independent 2 Indian National Congress 16 Jharkhand Mukti Morcha 30 Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (Prajatantrik) 3 Nationalist Congress Party 1 Rashtriya Janata Dal 1 Disclaimer This report is based on Index Cards data made available by concerned Returning Officers on the basis of Statutory data maintained in the forms. In case of any dispute, the data maintained in the Statutory Forms by the concerned Returning Officers shall prevail. Page 3 ST6000.
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