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Detailed Results Election Commission of India- State Election, 2011 to the Legislative Assembly Of Assam DETAILED RESULTS VALID VOTES POLLED % VOTES CANDIDATE NAME SEX AGE CATEGORY PARTY GENERAL POSTAL TOTAL POLLED Constituency 1. Ratabari (SC) TOTAL ELECTORS : 138020 1 KRIPANATH MALLAH M 35 SC INC 33034 9 33043 39.82 2 NIKHIL SUKLABAIDYA M 44 SC BJP 20609 5 20614 24.84 3 PRIYADA RANJAN MALLICK M 63 SC AIUDF 17499 1 17500 21.09 4 AMARESH ROY M 41 SC AITC 3938 0 3938 4.75 5 RAGENDRA CHANDRA DAS M 46 SC CPI 3147 0 3147 3.79 6 MOON SWARNAKAR F 36 SC AGP 1741 0 1741 2.10 7 BIJOY PRASAD MALLAH M 33 SC IND 813 0 813 0.98 8 MUNILAL RABIDAS M 41 SC SUCI 571 0 571 0.69 9 NIRMAL MALLICK M 37 SC SP 457 0 457 0.55 10 PARIKSHIT ROY M 39 SC IND 414 0 414 0.50 11 ANANDA SANKAR MALLAH M 39 SC IND 406 0 406 0.49 12 PRADIP BANIA M 35 SC IND 329 0 329 0.40 TURNOUT TOTAL: 82958 15 82973 60.12 Constituency 2. Patharkandi TOTAL ELECTORS : 142923 1 MONILAL GOWALA M 67 GEN INC 44970 16 44986 42.26 2 KARTIK SENA SINHA M 37 GEN AIUDF 41741 21 41762 39.23 3 SUKHENDU SHEKHAR DUTTA M 70 GEN BJP 9422 2 9424 8.85 4 KRIPESH RANJAN DASGUPTA M 59 GEN CPM 6231 3 6234 5.86 5 NIKHIL KUMAR SEN M 58 GEN IND 1417 0 1417 1.33 6 RUPAM NANDI PURKAYASTHA M 43 GEN AITC 1265 2 1267 1.19 7 DEBANGSHU NATH M 42 GEN SUCI 764 0 764 0.72 8 MAIN UDDIN CHOUDHURY M 58 GEN SP 602 0 602 0.57 TURNOUT TOTAL: 106412 44 106456 74.48 Constituency 3. Karimganj North TOTAL ELECTORS : 157832 1 KAMALAKHYA DEY M 33 GEN INC 44975 52 45027 41.53 PURKAYASTHA 2 MISSION RANJAN DAS M 50 GEN BJP 27212 45 27257 25.14 3 ABDUL MUQTADIR M 70 GEN AIUDF 23459 38 23497 21.67 CHOUDHURY 4 NAZRUL ISLAM CHOUDHURY M 49 GEN AGP 7782 2 7784 7.18 5 SATYAJIT PAUL M 33 GEN CPI 2388 0 2388 2.20 PURKAYASTHA (SAJAL) 6 SAHAB UDDIN CHOUDHURY M 37 GEN IND 530 0 530 0.49 7 PIKLU DAS F 50 GEN SUCI 430 3 433 0.40 8 AKSHAY SUKLABAIDYA M 38 SC IND 334 0 334 0.31 Election Commission of India- State Election, 2011 to the Legislative Assembly Of Assam DETAILED RESULTS VALID VOTES POLLED % VOTES CANDIDATE NAME SEX AGE CATEGORY PARTY GENERAL POSTAL TOTAL POLLED 9 SATH KARI SAHA M 37 GEN IND 318 0 318 0.29 10 BIKASH KANTI ROY M 52 GEN IND 251 1 252 0.23 11 SAD UDDIN M 36 GEN IND 217 0 217 0.20 12 BAHARUL ISLAM M 28 GEN IND 194 0 194 0.18 CHOUDHURY 13 NITAI DEB M 35 GEN IND 184 0 184 0.17 TURNOUT TOTAL: 108274 141 108415 68.69 Constituency 4. Karimganj South TOTAL ELECTORS : 144103 1 SIDDEQUE AHMED M 44 GEN INC 45336 59 45395 43.42 2 EKBAL HUSSAIN M 33 GEN AITC 22266 16 22282 21.31 3 SIPRA GOON F 42 GEN BJP 20433 10 20443 19.55 4 DR. K.M. BAHARUL ISLAM M 41 GEN AIUDF 9843 10 9853 9.42 5 AZIZUR RAHMAN TALUKDAR M 48 GEN AGP 2738 4 2742 2.62 6 MOSTAK AHMED M 38 GEN IND 387 0 387 0.37 7 BADRUL ISLAM M 25 GEN IND 358 0 358 0.34 8 NEZAM UDDIN M 38 GEN IND 324 0 324 0.31 9 ABDUR RAHIM KHAN M 29 GEN IND 298 0 298 0.29 10 TAPU ROY M 30 GEN IND 263 0 263 0.25 11 RAMKRISHNA NAMASUDRA M 36 SC IND 255 0 255 0.24 12 RANJIT NAMASUDRA M 38 SC IND 232 0 232 0.22 13 RUPAK NATH M 40 GEN IND 203 0 203 0.19 14 ABDUL MANNAN M 32 GEN IND 189 0 189 0.18 15 TAJ UDDIN M 31 GEN IND 176 0 176 0.17 16 NAZRUL ISLAM M 40 GEN IND 168 0 168 0.16 17 ABDUL HAMID M 37 GEN IND 132 0 132 0.13 18 MAHBUB AHMED KHAN M 26 GEN IND 131 0 131 0.13 19 AMIRUL HUSSAIN M 28 GEN IND 126 0 126 0.12 20 BAPPON NATH M 28 GEN IND 119 0 119 0.11 21 ALAL UDDIN M 43 GEN IND 101 1 102 0.10 22 ABDUL MALIK M 35 GEN IND 99 0 99 0.09 23 LIAKAT ALI M 43 GEN IND 97 0 97 0.09 24 HIFJUR RAHMAN M 50 GEN IND 90 0 90 0.09 25 SIDDEQUE AHMED M 39 GEN IND 80 0 80 0.08 TURNOUT TOTAL: 104444 100 104544 72.55 Constituency 5. Badarpur TOTAL ELECTORS : 129363 Election Commission of India- State Election, 2011 to the Legislative Assembly Of Assam DETAILED RESULTS VALID VOTES POLLED % VOTES CANDIDATE NAME SEX AGE CATEGORY PARTY GENERAL POSTAL TOTAL POLLED 1 JAMAL UDDIN AHMED M 56 GEN INC 35843 26 35869 39.16 2 HELAL UDDIN CHOUDHURY M 38 GEN AIUDF 28465 22 28487 31.10 3 BISWARUP BHATTACHARJEE M 59 GEN BJP 24567 6 24573 26.83 4 HAZI FAKAR UDDIN M 53 GEN AITC 1194 0 1194 1.30 5 MD MAINUL ISLAM M 52 GEN IND 837 0 837 0.91 6 FAKAR UDDIN ALI AHMED M 48 GEN NCP 644 0 644 0.70 TURNOUT TOTAL: 91550 54 91604 70.81 Constituency 6. Hailakandi TOTAL ELECTORS : 131786 1 ABDUL MUHIB MAZUMDER M 77 GEN INC 33030 8 33038 37.87 2 SUBRATA KUMAR NATH M 42 GEN BJP 28040 5 28045 32.14 3 SALIM UDDIN BARBHUIYA M 52 GEN AIUDF 17206 2 17208 19.72 4 KAMRUL ISLAM BARBHUIYA M 44 GEN IND 1531 1 1532 1.76 5 JALANTA SENGUPTA M 62 GEN AGP 1267 0 1267 1.45 6 MRITYUNJOY CHAKRABORTY M 61 GEN IND 1173 0 1173 1.34 7 KAMAL UDDIN CHOUDHURY M 45 GEN AITC 1012 0 1012 1.16 8 ANOWAR UDDIN BARLASKAR M 69 GEN IND 740 0 740 0.85 9 GIAS UDDIN MAZUMDER M 41 GEN IND 441 0 441 0.51 10 SAHAB UDDIN CHOUDHURY M 63 GEN IND 439 0 439 0.50 11 SUSHIL PAUL M 50 GEN SUCI 374 0 374 0.43 12 GULAM MUSTAFA M 63 GEN IND 355 0 355 0.41 CHOUDHURY 13 HILAL UDDIN MAZUMDER M 35 GEN IND 327 0 327 0.37 14 SUAL AHMED MAZUMDER M 26 GEN IND 265 0 265 0.30 15 BABUL MIA MAZUMDER M 32 GEN IND 222 0 222 0.25 16 ANOWAR HUSSAIN M 26 GEN IND 216 0 216 0.25 MAZUMDER 17 SIRAJ UDDIN MAZUMDER M 40 GEN IND 174 0 174 0.20 18 MATIUR RAHMAN BARBHUIYA M 36 GEN IND 158 0 158 0.18 19 JOYBRATHA ROY M 25 GEN IND 152 0 152 0.17 20 ABJAL HAQUE CHOUDHURY M 31 GEN IND 112 0 112 0.13 TURNOUT TOTAL: 87234 16 87250 66.21 Constituency 7. Katlichera TOTAL ELECTORS : 146268 1 GAUTAM ROY M 57 GEN INC 65391 44 65435 60.08 2 JYOTISH CHANDRA DEY M 63 GEN AIUDF 33455 13 33468 30.73 3 JOYDIPA PAUL F 40 GEN BJP 4946 1 4947 4.54 4 NAZRUL ISLAM MIRA M 38 GEN IND 1344 0 1344 1.23 Election Commission of India- State Election, 2011 to the Legislative Assembly Of Assam DETAILED RESULTS VALID VOTES POLLED % VOTES CANDIDATE NAME SEX AGE CATEGORY PARTY GENERAL POSTAL TOTAL POLLED 5 GIAS UDDIN LASKAR M 30 GEN IND 1063 0 1063 0.98 6 HIMANGSHU DAS M 58 SC IND 1035 0 1035 0.95 7 NAZRUL HAQUE M 58 GEN AGP 750 0 750 0.69 MAZARBHUIYAN 8 ANIL NATH M 50 GEN IND 514 0 514 0.47 9 SAHAB UDDIN LASKAR M 55 GEN IND 354 0 354 0.33 TURNOUT TOTAL: 108852 58 108910 74.46 Constituency 8. Algapur TOTAL ELECTORS : 131624 1 SAHIDUL ALAM CHOUDHURY M 65 GEN AGP 56931 236 57167 53.77 2 RAHUL ROY M 38 GEN INC 42074 52 42126 39.62 3 SUDIP KUMAR DEB M 43 GEN BJP 3786 0 3786 3.56 4 SWAPAN SEN M 58 SC IND 913 0 913 0.86 5 SAHAB UDDIN BARBHUIYA M 39 GEN IND 465 0 465 0.44 6 SHIDUL ALOM CHOUDHURY M 26 GEN IND 421 1 422 0.40 7 KHALIL UDDIN BARBHUIYA M 34 GEN IND 199 0 199 0.19 8 ABDUL JALIL LASKAR M 55 GEN IND 178 0 178 0.17 9 CHAYAN DEY M 59 GEN IND 154 0 154 0.14 10 MOTIUR RAHMAN BARBHUIYA M 31 GEN IND 145 0 145 0.14 11 JAMAL UDDIN CHOUDHURY M 30 GEN IND 145 0 145 0.14 12 NURUL HOQUE LASKAR M 36 GEN IND 138 0 138 0.13 13 KAIDUL ALAM SAHA M 27 GEN IND 131 0 131 0.12 14 MOHIR UDDIN CHOUDHURY M 42 GEN IND 127 0 127 0.12 15 IKRAMUL HOQUE BARBHUIYA M 40 GEN IND 111 0 111 0.10 16 ALTAF HUSSAIN LASKAR M 32 GEN IND 108 0 108 0.10 TURNOUT TOTAL: 106026 289 106315 80.77 Constituency 9. Silchar TOTAL ELECTORS : 195527 1 SUSHMITA DEV F 38 GEN INC 60883 95 60978 50.34 2 RAJDEEP ROY M 38 GEN BJP 45085 42 45127 37.25 3 PARIMAL KANTI PAUL M 57 GEN CPM 6154 9 6163 5.09 4 FAKRUL ISLAM MAZUMDER M 44 GEN AGP 4295 0 4295 3.55 5 DHRUBOJYOTI GUPTA M 67 GEN AITC 1048 1 1049 0.87 6 TUSHAR KANTI M 50 GEN SUCI 856 0 856 0.71 PURKAYASTHA 7 DIBAKAR BHATTACHARJEE M 51 GEN AIUDF 785 0 785 0.65 8 SHEKHAR ROY M 37 GEN IND 692 0 692 0.57 9 RAJDEEP DEB ROY M 33 GEN IND 565 2 567 0.47 Election Commission of India- State Election, 2011 to the Legislative Assembly Of Assam DETAILED RESULTS VALID VOTES POLLED % VOTES CANDIDATE NAME SEX AGE CATEGORY PARTY GENERAL POSTAL TOTAL POLLED 10 AMRIT LAL DAS M 49 GEN IND 361 0 361 0.30 11 KAMAL DAS M 36 SC IND 268 0 268 0.22 TURNOUT TOTAL: 120992 149 121141 61.96 Constituency 10.
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