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Assam Assembly Election 2021: BJP to form the next Government

The BJP-led alliance won a total of 75 seats, the Congress-led Grand Alliance won 50 seats and Akhil Gogoi-led Raijor Dal won 1 seat out of the total 126 seats in the Assam Assembly elections 2021.

The Bharatiya Janata Party won 60 seats, Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) won 9 seats and United People’s Party Liberal (UPPL) won 6 seats.

The Congress won 29 seats while its Grand Alliance partners, All India United democratic Front (AIUDF) won 16 seats, Bodoland People’s Party (BPF) won 4 seats and Communist Party of India (Marxist) won 1 seat.

The complete list of the winners of 126 seats is as follows:

  1. ABHAYAPURI NORTH 34 – ABDUL BATIN KHANDAKAR (Indian Nation Congress)
  2. ABHAYAPURI SOUTH 35 – PRADIP SARKAR (INC)
  3. ALGAPUR 8 – Nijam Uddin Choudhury (AIUDF)
  4. AMGURI 103 – PRODIP HAZARIKA (AGP)
  5. BADARPUR 5 – ABDUL AZIZ (AIUDF)
  6. BAGHBAR 45 – Sherman Ali Ahmed (INC)
  7. BAITHALANGSO 20 –Rupsing Teron (BJP)
  8. BARAMA 62 – BHUPEN BARO (UPPL)
  9. BARCHALLA 72 – GANESH KUMAR LIMBU (BJP)
  10. BARHAMPUR 87 – JITU GOSWAMI (BJP)
  11. BARKHETRI 60 – DIGANTA BARMAN (INC)
  12. BARKHOLA 14 – MISBAHUL ISLAM LASKAR (INC)
  13. BARPETA 43 – ABDUR RAHIM AHMED (INC)
  14. BATADROBA 84 – Sibamoni Bora (INC)
  15. BEHALI 77 – RANJIT DUTTA (BJP)
  16. BHABANIPUR 41 – PHANIDHAR TALUKDAR (AIUDF)
  17. BIHPURIA 109 – DR. AMIYA KUMAR BHUYAN (BJP)
  18. BIJNI 33 – AJOY KUMAR RAY (BJP)
  19. BILASIPARA EAST 27 – SAMSUL HUDA (AIUDF)
  20. BILASIPARA WEST 26 – HAFIZ BASHIR AHMED (AIUDF)
  21. BISWANATH 76 – PROMOD BORTHAKUR
  22. BOKAJAN 17 – NUMAL MOMIN (BJP)
  23. BOKAKHAT 93 – ATUL BORA (AGP)
  24. BOKO 48 – NANDITA DAS (INC)
  25. BONGAIGAON 32 – PHANI BHUSAN CHOUDHURY (AGP)
  26. CHABUA 121 – PONAKAN BARUAH (AGP)
  27. CHAPAGURI 63 – URKHAO GWRA BRAHMA (UPPL)
  28. CHAYGAON 49 – REKIBUDDIN AHMED (INC)
  29. CHENGA 47 – ASHRAFUL HUSSAIN (AIUDF)
  30. DALGAON 68 – MAZIBUR RAHMAN (AIUDF)
  31. DERGAON 97 – BHABENDRA NATH BHARALI (AGP)
  32. DHAKUAKHANA 112 – NABA KUMAR DOLEY (BJP)
  33. DHARMAPUR 61 – CHANDRA MOHAN PATOWARY (BJP)
  34. DHEKIAJULI 71 – ASHOK SINGHAL (BJP)
  35. DHEMAJI 113 – Ranoj Pegu (BJP)
  36. DHING 83 – Aminul Islam (AIUDF)
  37. DHOLAI 11 – PARIMAL SUKLA BAIDYA (BJP)
  38. DHUBRI 23 – NAZRUL HOQUE (AIUDF)
  39. DIBRUGARH 116 – PRASANTA PHUKAN (BJP)
  40. DIGBOI 123 – SUREN PHUKAN (BJP)
  41. DIPHU 19 – Bidya Sing Engleng (BJP)
  42. DISPUR 52 – ATUL BORA (BJP)
  43. DOOM DOOMA 125 – RUPESH GOWALA (BJP)
  44. DUDHNAI 36 – JADAB SWARGIARY (INC)
  45. DULIAJAN 118 – TERASH GOWALA (BJP)
  46. GAUHATI EAST 53 – SIDDHARTHA BHATTACHARYA
  47. GAUHATI WEST 54 – RAMENDRA NARAYAN KALITA (AGP)
  48. GAURIPUR 24 – NIZANUR RAHMAN (AIUDF)
  49. GOALPARA EAST 37 – ABUL KALAM RASHEED ALAM (INC)
  50. GOALPARA WEST 38 – ABDUR RASHID MANDAL (INC)
  51. GOHPUR 78 – UTPAL BORAH (BJP)
  52. GOLAGHAT 95 – Ajanta Neog (BJP)
  53. GOLAKGANJ 25 – ABDUS SOBAHAN ALI SARKAR (INC)
  54. GOSSAIGAON 28 – Majendra Narzary (BPF)
  55. HAFLONG 16 – NANDITA GORLOSA (BJP)
  56. HAILAKANDI 6 – ZAKIR HUSSAIN LASKAR (AIUDF)
  57. HAJO 55 – SUMAN HARIPRIYA (BJP)
  58. HOJAI 91 – Ramkrishna Ghosh (BJP)
  59. HOWRAGHAT 18 – Darsing Ronghang (BJP)
  60. JAGIROAD 79 – PIJUSH HAZARIKA (BJP)
  61. JALESWAR 39 – Aftab Uddin Mollah (INC)
  62. JALUKBARI 51 – HIMANTA BISWA SARMA (BJP)
  63. JAMUNAMUKH 90 – Siraj Uddin Ajmal (AIUDF)
  64. JANIA 44 – Rafiqul Islam (AIUDF)
  65. JONAI 114 – BHUBAN PEGU (BJP)
  66. JORHAT 98 – HITENDRA NATH GOSWAMI (BJP)
  67. KALAIGAON 65 – DURGA DAS BORO (BPF)
  68. KALIABOR 89 – Keshab Mahanta (AGP)
  69. KAMALPUR 56 – Diganta Kalita (BJP)
  70. KARIMGANJ NORTH 3 – KAMALAKHYA DEY PURKAYASTHA (INC)
  71. KARIMGANJ SOUTH 4 – SIDDEQUE AHMED (INC)
  72. KATIGORA 15 – Khalil Uddin Mazumder (INC)
  73. KATLICHERRA 7 – SUZAM UDDIN LASKAR (AIUDF)
  74. KHUMTAI 96 – Mrinal Saikia (BJP)
  75. KOKRAJHAR EAST 30 – LAWRENCE ISLARY (UPPL)
  76. KOKRAJHAR WEST 29 – RABIRAM NARZARY (BPF)
  77. LAHARIGHAT 81 – DR. ASIF MOHAMMAD NAZAR (INC)
  78. LAHOWAL 117 – BINOD HAZARIKA (BJP)
  79. LAKHIMPUR 111 – MANAB DEKA (BJP)
  80. LAKHIPUR 13 – Kaushik Rai (BJP)
  81. LUMDING 92 – Sibu Misra (BJP)
  82. MAHMARA 105 – JOGEN MOHAN (BJP)
  83. MAJBAT 70 – CHARAN BORO (BPF)
  84. MAJULI 99 – SARBANANDA SONOWAL (BJP)
  85. MANGALDOI 67 – BASANTA DAS (INC)
  86. MANKACHAR 21 – MD. AMINUL ISLAM (AIUDF)
  87. MARGHERITA 124 – BHASKAR SHARMA (BJP)
  88. MARIANI 101 – Rupjyoti Kurmi (INC)
  89. MARIGAON 80 – RAMA KANTA DEWRI (BJP)
  90. MORAN 115 – CHAKRADHAR GOGOI (BJP)
  91. NAHARKATIA 120 – TARANGA GOGOI (BJP)
  92. NALBARI 59 – JAYANTA MALLA BARUAH
  93. NAOBOICHA 110 – BHARAT CHANDRA NARAH
  94. NAZIRA 104 – Debabrata Saikia (INC)
  95. NOWGONG 86 – RUPAK SARMAH (BJP)
  96. PALASBARI 50 – HEMANGA THAKURIA
  97. PANERY 64 – BISWAJIT DAIMARY (BJP)
  98. PATACHARKUCHI 42 – RANJEET KUMAR DASS (BJP)
  99. PATHARKANDI 2 – KRISHNENDU PAUL (BJP)
  100. RAHA 82 – SASHI KANTA DAS (INC)
  101. RANGAPARA 74 – KRISHNA KAMAL TANTI (BJP)
  102. RANGIA 57 – Bhabesh Kalita (BJP)
  103. RATABARI 1 – BIJOY MALAKAR (BJP)
  104. RUPOHIHAT 85 – NURUL HUDA (INC)
  105. SADIYA 126 – BOLIN CHETIA (BJP)
  106. SALMARA SOUTH 22 – WAZED ALI CHOUDHURY (INC)
  107. SAMAGURI 88 – RAKIBUL HUSSAIN (INC)
  108. SARUKHETRI 46 – JAKIR HUSSAIN SIKDAR (INC)
  109. SARUPATHAR 94 – BISWAJIT PHUKAN (BJP)
  110. SIBSAGAR 108 – AKHIL GOGOI (Raijor Dal)
  111. SIDLI 31 – JOYANTA BASUMATARY (UPPL)
  112. SILCHAR 9 – DIPAYAN CHAKRABORTY (BJP)
  113. SIPAJHAR 66 – PARAMANANDA RAJBONGSHI (BJP)
  114. SONAI 10 – KARIM UDDIN BARBHUIYA (AIUDF)
  115. SONARI 106 – DHARMESWAR KONWAR (BJP)
  116. SOOTEA 75 – PADMA HAZARIKA (BJP)
  117. SORBHOG 40 – MANORANJAN TALUKDAR (CPI-M)
  118. TAMULPUR 58 – LEHO RAM BORO (UPPL)
  119. TEOK 102 – RENUPOMA RAJKHOWA (AGP)
  120. TEZPUR 73 – PRITHIRAJ RAVA (AGP)
  121. THOWRA 107 – SUSHANTA BORGOHAIN (INC)
  122. TINGKHONG 119 – Bimal Borah (BJP)
  123. TINSUKIA 122 – SANJOY KISHAN (BJP)
  124. TITABAR 100 – Bhaskar Jyoti Baruah (INC)
  125. UDALGURI 69 – GOBINDA CHANDRA BASUMATARI (UPPL)
  126. UDHARBOND 12 – MIHIR KANTI SHOME (BJP)