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Bihar Assembly Election 2025

Danapur Vidhan Sabha election result 2025

Ram Kripal Yadav (BJP) won by 29,133 votes.

All candidates and votes

Winner

Ram Kripal Yadav

BJPComfortable win

votes

1,19,877

Margin

29,133(13.2%)

Winner vs Runner-up

Ram Kripal Yadav · BJPRit Lal Roy · RJD
1,19,87790,744
Candidate (8)votes
  1. 1Ram Kripal Yadav✓ WinnerBJP1,19,87754.41%
  2. 2Rit Lal RoyRJD90,74441.19%
  3. 3NOTA3,2421.47%
  4. 4Shailesh K.R DhirajINDDeposit lost2,7861.26%
  5. 5Raghuveer MahtoRashtriya Jansambhavna PartyDeposit lost1,3400.61%
  6. 6VarshaINDDeposit lost1,0010.45%
See all candidates (+2)
  1. 7Sunny Kumar SharmaJagrook Janta PartyDeposit lost6910.31%
  2. 8Pawan KumarINDDeposit lost6260.28%
Total votes2,20,307

Deposit lost: 5 of 7 candidates — those not elected who polled no more than one-sixth of the valid votes of all candidates, NOTA excluded (Representation of the People Act 1951, s.158).

Electors & turnout — Assembly election 2025

From the Election Commission of India's statistical report

Electors
3,76,759

incl. service voters

Votes cast
2,20,318

incl. 582 postal

Turnout
58.48%
Polling stations
411

Turnout of men and women

Women56.3%

99,884 of 1,77,424 voted on EVMs

Men60.1%

1,19,851 of 1,99,325 voted on EVMs

Third-gender electors: 10; 1 voted.

  • Candidates7 (1 women)
  • Lost deposit5
  • NOTA3,242
  • Valid votes2,17,065

Women candidates: Varsha

Frequently asked questions

Who won Danapur in 2025?

Ram Kripal Yadav (BJP) won with 1,19,877 votes, defeating Rit Lal Roy (RJD) by 29,133 votes.

How many votes were cast in Danapur in 2025?

Candidates (incl. NOTA) received 2,20,307 votes in total.

What was the turnout in Danapur in 2025?

58.48% — 2,20,318 of 3,76,759 electors voted (postal votes included). Women's turnout was 56.3%, men's 60.1%.

How many voters does Danapur have?

3,76,759 electors at the 2025 election — 1,99,325 men, 1,77,424 women, 10 third gender (service voters included), and 411 polling stations.

Source: eci.gov.in · verify with the original source for official use · Disclaimer