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Lakimpur Lok Sabha Election Results 2024

Live Results

  • Name
    Party
    Votes
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    Pradan Baruah

    BJP

    663,122
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    Uday Shankar Hazarika

    INC

    461,865
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    Dhiren Kachari

    CPI

    19,631
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    NOTA

    NOTA

    16,921
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    Ghana Kanta Chutia

    AITC

    14,197
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    Bikram Ramchiary

    IND

    10,293
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    Gobin Biswakarma

    IND

    7,526
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    Deba Nath Pait

    IND

    6,163
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    Pallab Pegu

    SUCI

    6,137
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    Biren Bailung

    VPI

    5,359

Lakhimpur Lok Sabha constituency, positioned in the northeastern state of Assam, encompasses parts of the Lakhimpur district and neighboring areas. Known for its rich cultural heritage and as a gateway to some of Assams most pristine natural landscapes, Lakhimpur plays a pivotal role in the states socio-political narrative. This constituency, with its diverse demographic composition, stands as a critical electoral battleground in Assam.

The 2019 elections saw a competitive race among several candidates, with prominent parties fielding strong contenders. The Bharatiya Janata Partys (BJP) Pradan Barua emerged victorious, securing a substantial vote share. This win underscored the BJPs strengthening position in Assams political landscape, continuing the momentum from previous electoral successes.

In 2014, Sarbananda Sonowal of the BJP won the Lakhimpur seat, marking a significant victory for the party in Assam. Sonowals election to the Lok Sabha was followed by his appointment as the Chief Minister of Assam after the 2016 assembly elections, necessitating a by-election for the Lakhimpur constituency. The by-election saw Pradan Barua of the BJP maintaining the partys hold on the seat, defeating the Congress candidate and reinforcing the BJPs electoral appeal in the region.

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Past Lakimpur Assembly Election Results

2019
2014
WINNER

PRADAN BARUAH

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BJP
Number of Votes 7,76,406
Winning Party Voting %60.5
Winning Margin %27.3

Other Candidates - Lakimpur Assembly Constituency

  • Name
    Party
    Votes
  • ANIL BORGOHAIN

    INC

    4,25,855
  • NOTA

    NOTA

    15,220
  • ARUP KALITA

    CPI

    13,378
  • AMIYA KUMAR HANDIQUE

    CPIM

    12,809
  • UBAIDUR RAHMAN

    AJM

    8,738
  • DILIP MORAN

    ADRP

    8,285
  • BHUPEN NARAH

    VPI

    5,581
  • PROBHU LAL VAISNAVA

    IND

    4,866
  • R.ANBUCHEZHIAN

    NCP

    4,527
  • HEM KANTA MIRI

    SUCI(C)

    4,034
  • AMBAZ UDDIN

    IND

    3,890
WINNER

SARBANANDA SONOWAL

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BJP
Number of Votes 6,12,543
Winning Party Voting %55.1
Winning Margin %26.3

Other Candidates - Lakimpur Assembly Constituency

  • Name
    Party
    Votes
  • RANEE NARAH

    INC

    3,20,405
  • HARI PRASAD DIHINGIA

    AGP

    81,753
  • MAMUN IMDADUL HAQUE CHAWDHURY

    AIUDF

    37,343
  • NONE OF THE ABOVE

    NOTA

    11,204
  • DHEBOR GOHAIN BORUAH

    AITC

    9,095
  • HEM KANTA MIRI

    SUCI

    6,896
  • RANJIT SINGH GORH

    IND

    6,335
  • HRISHIKESH BARUAH

    IND

    6,013
  • DAVID HORO

    IND

    5,903
  • TANISH ORANG

    CPI(ML)(L)

    4,721
  • KHAIRUL ISLAM

    IND

    4,119
  • DR. HIRAMONI DEKA SONOWAL

    AAAP

    2,893
  • KESHAB GOGOI

    IND

    2,752
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