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Election Commission of India- State Election, 2010 to the Legislative Assembly Of Bihar INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE OF WOMEN CANDIDATES Name of Constituency Party Votes % of votes secured Total Status Sl No. Name of candidate Party Type Secured over total over total Valid electors votes polled votes State/UT : Bihar 2 Ramnagar (SC) 2 BHAGIRATHI DEVI BJP N 51993 24.00 41.51 W 125257 10 SAHODARI DEVI BVM U 1038 0.48 0.83 FD 125257 15 MANSA BHARTI IND Z 1083 0.50 0.86 FD 125257 3 Narkatiaganj 6 ASIMA KHATOON SP U 1300 0.65 1.10 FD 118282 5 Lauriya 8 NARAYANI DEVI SJP(R) U 2014 1.06 1.75 FD 114776 6 Nautan 5 MANORMA PRASAD JD(U) S 40894 20.41 36.48 W 112107 9 SHRI KANTI DEVI VIP U 840 0.42 0.75 FD 112107 8 Bettiah 5 RENU DEVI BJP N 42010 21.86 39.57 W 106163 10 Raxaul 6 BHAGMATI DEVI SP U 1138 0.54 1.00 FD 113455 11 Sugauli 6 BEMISAL PRAVIN SJP(R) U 2236 1.09 1.97 FD 113367 12 Narkatia 2 YASMIN SABIR ALI LJP S 23861 11.67 20.04 L 119067 13 Harsidhi (SC) 10 KUSUM DEVI IND Z 3324 1.78 3.24 FD 102692 14 Govindganj 2 MEENA DWIVEDI JD(U) S 33859 17.91 34.76 W 97400 15 Kesaria 6 SUMITRA KUMARI YADAV INC N 3212 1.73 3.40 FD 94480 16 Kalyanpur 4 RAZIA KHATOON JD(U) S 41163 23.21 42.49 W 96871 9 ARPANA DEVI IND Z 3102 1.75 3.20 FD 96871 20 Chiraia 7 SUSHEELA DEVI SJP(R) U 1374 0.64 1.23 FD 111933 11 MANJU DEVI IND Z 7006 3.25 6.26 FD 111933 21 Dhaka 3 ZAINAB AHMAD NABI NCP N 534 0.23 0.42 FD 126635 22 Sheohar 3 PRATIMA DEVI BSP N 38816 16.82 32.36 L 119938 23 Riga 3 NAGINA DEVI LJP S 18562 8.07 15.21 FD 122022 7 DROPATI DEVI IJP U 819 0.36 0.67 FD 122022 24 Bathnaha (SC) 3 LALITA DEVI LJP S 35889 15.26 32.12 L 111723 25 Parihar 6 BASIRAN KHATOON. SJP(R) U 2182 0.95 1.89 FD 115475 Name of Constituency Party Votes % of votes secured Total Status Sl No. Name of candidate Party Type Secured over total over total Valid electors votes polled votes 26 Sursand 1 ANITA RAUT CPI N 13173 5.68 11.31 FD 116475 10 SUSHAMA DEVI SARRAF IND Z 2746 1.18 2.36 FD 116475 27 Bajpatti 13 SUMITRA DEVI IND Z 2501 1.03 2.15 FD 116118 5 RANJU GEETA JD(U) S 44726 18.41 38.52 W 116118 28 Sitamarhi 2 KUMARI RUPAM INC N 3870 1.73 3.27 FD 118527 29 Runisaidpur 9 MANGEETA DEVI IND Z 14125 6.53 12.96 FD 108973 10 MANDAKANI KUMARI IND Z 1335 0.62 1.23 FD 108973 1 GUDDI DEVI JD(U) S 36125 16.71 33.15 W 108973 4 MONI GUPTA INC N 10114 4.68 9.28 FD 108973 6 SUSHMA NARAYAN BSP N 6289 2.91 5.77 FD 108973 8 IRA DEVI IND Z 3553 1.64 3.26 FD 108973 30 Belsand 5 SUNITA SINGH JD(U) S 38139 19.22 38.80 W 98284 32 Benipatti 2 BHAWANA JHA. INC N 13334 5.70 13.65 FD 97668 35 Bisfi 15 SEEMA DEVI IND Z 3358 1.38 2.92 FD 115105 39 Phulparas 1 ANITA YADAV INC N 4677 1.79 3.69 FD 126774 2 GULJAR DEVI JD(U) S 36113 13.82 28.49 W 126774 4 VIKRAM SHILA DEVI CPM N 3358 1.28 2.65 FD 126774 40 Laukaha 8 INDRA KALA DEVI IND Z 1851 0.71 1.35 FD 137390 41 Nirmali 2 ARUNA MEHTA RJD S 23985 10.98 18.39 L 130457 8 PRATIMA DEVI IND Z 1125 0.51 0.86 FD 130457 42 Pipra 4 SUJATA DEVI JD(U) S 44883 21.23 35.84 W 125233 44 Tribeniganj (SC) 12 RENU KUMARI IND Z 1263 0.60 0.97 FD 130169 13 SUDHA KUMARI IND Z 3025 1.45 2.32 FD 130169 2 AMLA DEVI JD(U) S 63729 30.50 48.96 W 130169 3 GITA DEVI BSP N 1473 0.71 1.13 FD 130169 6 KUMARI SHOBHA SP U 999 0.48 0.77 FD 130169 45 Chhatapur 16 REETA DEVI IND Z 2915 1.37 2.13 FD 136719 46 Narpatganj 3 DEVANTI YADAV BJP N 61106 25.68 40.99 W 149093 47 Raniganj (SC) 1 KAUSHALYA DEVI NCP N 3883 1.69 2.96 FD 131191 4 SHANTI DEVI RJD S 41458 18.05 31.60 L 131191 51 Sikti Name of Constituency Party Votes % of votes secured Total Status Sl No. Name of candidate Party Type Secured over total over total Valid electors votes polled votes 5 SHAGUFTA INC N 20280 9.57 15.03 FD 134957 9 KALPANA DEVI IND Z 1221 0.58 0.90 FD 134957 52 Bahadurganj 8 KHOSHI DEVI IND Z 1417 0.68 1.26 FD 112446 53 Thakurganj 7 POONAM DEVI JMM U 10715 5.45 8.34 FD 128527 54 Kishanganj 6 SWEETY SINGH BJP N 38603 18.22 31.16 L 123875 55 Kochadhaman 15 SUNITA GUPTA IND Z 1831 1.03 1.78 FD 103036 56 Amour 6 TUKSI DEVI BJJD U 1188 0.54 0.95 FD 124697 58 Kasba 7 MANI SINHA SP U 657 0.33 0.49 FD 133900 60 Rupauli 4 BIMA BHARTI JD(U) S 64887 27.25 46.63 W 139155 61 Dhamdaha 5 LESHI SINGH JD(U) S 64323 27.19 44.02 W 146115 64 Kadwa 14 MANOWRA BEGUM IND Z 1282 0.64 1.07 FD 119961 19 LALITA DEVI IND Z 377 0.19 0.31 FD 119961 65 Balrampur 15 SHAHIN SHIRIN AZAD IND Z 859 0.37 0.58 FD 147247 66 Pranpur 2 ISRAT PARWEEN NCP N 42944 19.74 31.07 L 138226 67 Manihari (ST) 11 PRIYA DEVI IND Z 781 0.37 0.62 FD 126139 2 GITA KISKU NCP N 40773 19.37 32.32 L 126139 6 GITA DEVI CPI(ML)(L) U 902 0.43 0.72 FD 126139 7 JULIE HEMBRAM IJP U 669 0.32 0.53 FD 126139 8 PHOOLMANI HEMBRAM BVM U 2233 1.06 1.77 FD 126139 68 Barari 5 SANYOGITA SINGH INC N 10822 5.22 7.91 FD 136794 69 Korha (SC) 1 MANJU DEVI NCP N 15956 7.88 12.42 FD 128442 5 SUNITA DEVI INC N 18576 9.18 14.46 FD 128442 70 Alamnagar 4 LOVELY ANAND INC N 22622 8.59 14.68 FD 154110 12 BULBUL SINGH IND Z 2961 1.12 1.92 FD 154110 71 Bihariganj 4 RANJEET RANJAN INC N 27554 10.96 18.05 L 152620 5 RENU KUMARI JD(U) S 79062 31.44 51.80 W 152620 72 Singheshwar (SC) 5 INDO DEVI SAP U 3227 1.31 2.22 FD 145296 73 Madhepura Name of Constituency Party Votes % of votes secured Total Status Sl No. Name of candidate Party Type Secured over total over total Valid electors votes polled votes 9 SWATI PRIYA SP U 3117 1.21 2.03 FD 153267 74 Sonbarsa (SC) 6 SARITA DEVI LJP S 25188 10.99 21.07 L 119548 12 INDU DEVI IND Z 1214 0.53 1.02 FD 119548 76 Simri bakhtiarpur 7 ASHA DEVI IND Z 1611 0.66 1.22 FD 131565 9 POONAM DEVI IND Z 1675 0.68 1.27 FD 131565 77 Mahishi 6 REKHA DEVI JD(S) U 946 0.42 0.81 FD 117290 78 Kusheshwar asthan (SC) 5 SANGEETA BHARTI CPM N 2185 1.10 2.42 FD 90475 81 Alinagar 9 MANAWATI DEVI IND Z 1524 0.71 1.50 FD 101888 82 Darbhanga Rural 7 SHANICHRI DEVI CPIMLL U 1604 0.72 1.58 FD 101745 84 Hayaghat 10 RANI DEVI IND Z 1805 0.98 1.99 FD 90930 88 Gaighat 1 ARTI DEVI INC N 6742 2.92 5.20 FD 129756 4 VEENA DEVI BJP N 56386 24.42 43.46 W 129756 89 Aurai 7 DURGA DEVI JPS U 1062 0.48 0.91 FD 116666 90 Minapur 13 MADHAVI CHANDRA IND Z 4898 2.41 3.95 FD 124134 91 Bochaha (SC) 10 REKHA KUMARI BJKD U 521 0.26 0.43 FD 122340 1 BABY KUMARI INC N 5289 2.64 4.32 FD 122340 92 Sakra (SC) 7 REKHA DEVI SP U 1131 0.58 0.98 FD 115583 94 Muzaffarpur 13 GARGI SINGH IND Z 403 0.17 0.33 FD 121797 95 Kanti 19 CHANDRAKANTA SHAHI IND Z 1157 0.56 0.93 FD 124711 96 Baruraj 7 KIRAN DEVI SHS U 4161 2.03 3.69 FD 112639 11 RINKU RANI BED U 1088 0.53 0.97 FD 112639 97 Paroo 12 KIRAN DEVI IND Z 1716 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FD 103493 12 MUNNI DEVI IND Z 1915 0.92 1.85 FD 103493 109 Daraundha 1 JAGMATO DEVI JD(U) S 49115 22.00 44.30 W 110869 110 Barharia 10 MALTI DEVI CPI(ML)(L) U 1931 0.88 1.68 FD 115121 111 Goriyakothi 19 RENU YADAV IND Z 1447 0.61 1.16 FD 124872 112 Maharajganj 2 INDU DEVI NCP N 1128 0.52 1.02 FD 111075 7 RUBY ARUN JD(S) U 632 0.29 0.57 FD 111075 14 NIBHA SINGH IND Z 1882 0.87 1.69 FD 111075 114 Manjhi 21 RINKU DEVI IND Z 527 0.24 0.49 FD 106721 115 Baniapur 6 ANANDI DEVI SP U 587 0.25 0.52 FD 112187 9 GAYATRI DEVI IND Z 1453 0.62 1.30 FD 112187 116 Taraiya 4 PRIYANKA SINGH BSP N 4628 2.16 4.62 FD 100104 117 Marhaura 27 SHOBHA DEVI IND Z 3410 1.82 3.43 FD 99365 11 ANITA NAVEEN IND Z 4028 2.15 4.05 FD 99365 16 USHA DEVI IND Z 838 0.45 0.84 FD 99365 118 Chapra 2 AMITA DEVI NCP N 1059 0.42 0.93 FD 114406 21 SUNITA KUMARI IND Z 352 0.14 0.31 FD 114406 120 Amnour 6 DHANA DEVI BED U 1068 0.55 1.11 FD 96624 121 Parsa Name of Constituency Party Votes % of votes secured Total Status Sl No.
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