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130. Bhatpara

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West Bengal Assembly Election, 2001

WB-BHATPARA

AITC 55.3%won by 17.4%CPM 37.9%

What changed here

Derived

The seat changed hands: Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPM) lost it to All India Trinamool Congress (AITC), which now leads by 17.4%.

  • AITC vote shareAITC went from 0.0% to 55.3% of the vote here (+55.3%).
  • Vote consolidatedThe top two candidates took 93.2% of the vote between them, up from 85.2% — a tighter two-way contest.

Written from the constituency figures by a fixed set of rules — no language model.

Electorate
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not in source
Turnout
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Valid votes
96,673
Margin
16,798
17.38%

Candidates

16 contested · winner AITC
  1. 1ARJUN SINGHAll India Trinamool Congress · AITC53,46755.3%
  2. 2RAMPRASAD KUNDUCommunist Party of India (Marxist) · CPM36,66937.9%
  3. 3HIRALAL VERMAIndependent · IND1,9742.0%
  4. 4SANJAY SINGH (S/O BHOLA)Independent · IND1,0191.1%
  5. 5NARENDRA PRATAP MISRASamajwadi Party · SP9180.9%
  6. 6SANKAR PRASADBahujan Samaj Party · BSP7940.8%
  7. 7RAM ASRAY SHAWNationalist Congress Party · NCP5850.6%
  8. 8SANJAY SINGH (S/O RAMEAH)Independent · IND2650.3%
  9. 9RAMENDRA THAKURIndependent · IND2390.2%
  10. 10RAMESH SHAWIndependent · IND1490.2%
  11. 11JAWAHAR DASIndependent · IND1190.1%
  12. 12RANJIT SINGHIndependent · IND1080.1%
  13. 13KAMLESHWAR PRASADIndependent · IND1070.1%
  14. 14ANIL SINGHIndependent · IND940.1%
  15. 15AJAY BISWASIndependent · IND910.1%
  16. 16PARASH NATH VERMAIndependent · IND750.1%

Since 1996

Derived
Winner then
CPM
Winner now
AITCflipped
AITC–CPM swing
+67.0%
AITC share
0.0% → 55.3%
CPM share
49.6% → 37.9%
Turnout
— → —
129. Naihati131. Jagatdal
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