Baduria Assembly Election Results 2026 Live Updates
The counting of votes for the Baduria Assembly constituency in West Bengal is underway, with 13 candidates vying for the seat. The key contenders include Burhanul Mokkadin (Liton) of the Trinamool Congress (TMC), Sukriti Kumar Sarkar of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and Quazi Abdur Rahim of the Indian National Congress (INC). Other candidates are Gopal Das (Bahujan Samaj Party), Ibrahim Molla (Aam Janata Unnayan Party), Md. Kutubuddin Fatehe (All India Secular Front), Nitaikrishna Pal (Socialist Unity Centre of India), Safikul Islam Dafadar (Vikas India Party), and five independents: Abdul Hannan Sardar, Ali Arshaf, Qutubuddin Ahmed, Bedora Bibi, and Souptik Mondal.
Baduria is a General constituency with 243,747 registered voters. In the 2021 Assembly Election, Abdur Rahim Quazi, then representing the TMC, secured a decisive victory with a margin of 56,444 votes. The runner-up was Sukalyan Baidya of the BJP. Quazi also won the seat in 2016, marking consecutive victories for the party. This year, Quazi is contesting on a Congress ticket, while the TMC has fielded Burhanul Mokkadin.
As counting progresses, round-by-round trends are being closely monitored. The final result will determine which candidate has garnered the most votes in Baduria for the 2026 election cycle. The outcome will contribute to the overall tally for West Bengal's 294 Assembly segments.
2026 Candidate List
- Abdur Rahim Quazi (Congress)
- Gopal Das (Bahujan Samaj Party)
- Burhanul Mukaddim (Liton) (Trinamool Congress)
- Sukriti Kumar Sarkar (Bharatiya Janata Party)
- Ibrahim Molla (Aam Janata Unnayan Party)
- Md. Kutubuddin Fatehe (All India Secular Front)
- Nitaikrishna Pal (Socialist Unity Centre of India)
- Safikul Islam Dafadar (Vikas India Party)
- Abdul Hannan Sardar (Independent)
- Ali Arshaf (Independent)
- Qutubuddin Ahmed (Independent)
- Bedora Bibi (Independent)
- Souptik Mondal (Independent)
Disclaimer: This data is provided by the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) and MyNeta, sourced from election affidavits in the public domain of the Election Commission of India.
