In a significant political development, Humayun Kabir has emerged victorious in both the Nowda and Rejinagar assembly constituencies in the Murshidabad district during the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026. The results, announced on 4 May 2026, highlight Kabir's stronghold in the region.
Detailed Vote Count
Kabir secured a total of 86,463 votes across both seats, comfortably surpassing his closest rival, BJP candidate Mandal, who garnered 58,520 votes. The Trinamool Congress (TMC) candidate, Sahina Momtaz Khan, finished in third place with 51,867 votes.
Political Implications
This double victory underscores Kabir's popularity and political influence in Murshidabad. The results are seen as a setback for the TMC, which failed to secure either seat despite its dominant presence in the state. Analysts suggest that Kabir's win could reshape the political landscape in the region ahead of future elections.
The election process was conducted smoothly, with high voter turnout reported in both constituencies. Authorities ensured strict adherence to COVID-19 protocols during the polling.
