Mahua Constituency Result Highlights: LJP(RV)'s Sanjay Singh wins seat by 44,997 vote margin; Tej Pratap comes third

Mahua Constituency Result LIVE: LJP(RV)'s Sanjay Singh won the Mahua assembly election seat with a vote margin of 44,997 votes on Friday, 14 November 2025, defeating RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan and Janshakti Janta Dal's Tej Pratap Yadav.

LJP(RV)'s Sanjay Singh secured his win, receiving a total of 87,641 votes, defeating RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan, who came in at 42,644 votes.

Tej Pratap was nowhere in the race, coming third with a total of 35,703 votes after the end of 27 rounds of vote counting on Friday, 14 November 2025.

Mahua Constituency Result LIVE: The Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) candidate, Sanjay Kumar Singh, is leading at the Mahua constituency with a margin of 37,526 votes against RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan.

As of the 23rd round, Sanjay Kumar Singh has received a total of 78,286 votes, while RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan trails with a total of 39,582 votes in the Bihar Assembly Elections 2025.

There are 5 more rounds of counting remaining for the Mahua assembly election seat.

LJP(RV)'s Sanjay Kumar Singh had extended his lead over RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan to 31,830 votes after the 18th round of counting.

Tej Pratap, meanwhile, was trailing Singh by 37,463 votes.

Sanjay Singh extended his lead even more after 13 rounds of counting, with the LJP(RV) candidate now leading RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan by 19,174 votes.

LJP(RV) candidate Sanjay Singh's lead, currently at 17,061 votes, appeared to be unassailable after the 11th round of counting.

Trailing far behind is the RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan, while Tej Pratap has failed to make any dent.

After nine rounds of counting, Sanjay Singh's lead over RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan grew to 10,663 votes.

LJP(RV) leader Sanjay Singh inched towards an unassailable lead, with a margin of 8,557 votes over RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan after the 8th round of counting.

With seven rounds of counting done, LJP(RV) candidate Sanjay Singh is firmly ahead, leading RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan by 6,784 votes.

As Sanjay Singh extended his lead, RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan was still trailing at second.

Tej Pratap, meanwhile, was yet to make a mark.

After the fifth round of counting, LJP(RV)'s Sanjay Singh extended his lead to 5,538 votes, with RJD leader and incumbent MLA Mukesh Kumar Raushan trailing behind him.

Tej Pratap has yet to enter the top two.

LJP(RV) candidate Sanjay Kumar Singh extended his lead after four rounds of counting.

Tej Pratap, meanwhile, has failed to impress.

As per the ECI's latest update, Sanjay Singh was leading leading the RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan by 3509 votes.

Tej Pratap was not among the top two.

LJP(RV)'s Sanjay Kumar Singh was leading the RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan by 2294 votes after the second round of counting.

JJD leader and Lalu's elder son Tej Pratap Yadav was not among the top two.

As per the ECI's latest update, Sanjay Kumar Singh of the LJP(RV) was leading RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan by 1409 votes.

JJD leader Tej Pratap was not among the top two.

The NDA was leading in 94 seats as of 9.04 AM, while the MGB was a distant second with 59 seats.

Vote counting began at 8 AM and the numbers above reflect early trends.

JJD leader Tej Pratap was trailing behind LJP's Sanjay Kumar Singh and RJD's Mukesh Kumar Raushan, early trends showed on TV after vote counting began at 8 AM.

The counting of votes began at 8:00 AM.

The postal ballot counting is being carried out, and counting of EVMs (electronic voting machines) will start thereafter at 8.30 AM.

Ahead of the Bihar Assembly Election vote counting, Janshakti Janata Dal chief and candidate from the Mahua seat, Tej Pratap Yadav, inspected the strong room in the Raj Narain College.

After inspecting the strong room, he said that the arrangements are good.

Tej Pratap Yadav also reacted to the "inflammatory" statement issued by RJD leader Sunil Kumar Singh in which he cautioned the election officials against any attempt to manipulate the people's mandate and called him a "faltu aadmi".

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An unusually high turnout means the final picture could hold surprises as the NDA and the Mahagathbandhan vie for the majority figure of 122 out of 243 seats in the Bihar Assembly.

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Bihar this time saw its highest voter turnout since 1951, at 67.13%.

The counting of votes will begin at 8:00 AM. The postal ballot counting will begin first, and counting of EVMs (electronic voting machines) will start thereafter at 8.30 AM.

Despite contesting under the newly-created Janshakti Janata Dal (JJD), Tej Pratap appeared confident ahead of results.

"I don't believe in exit polls. We can't say what will happen on 14th November...Let's see what happens," the JJD chief told news agency ANI a couple of days ahead of vote counting.

“I am winning the Mahua seat,” Tej Pratap asserted, adding, “Jashn ki tayari nahi, hum kaam ki tayari karte hain (We don't prepare for celebration, we prepare for work).”

Tej Pratap is contesting against incumbent Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) MLA Mukesh Kumar Raushan.

Raghopur: A Yadav family stronghold, Raghopur has been won by RJD supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav and his wife Rabri Devi over the years and is currently represented by RJD leader and Mahagathbandhan CM face Tejashwi Yadav, who is facing off against the BJP's Satish Kumar Yadav and the JSP's Chanchal Singh.

Mahua: A constituency with a strong Yadav voter base, Mahua was once represented by Tej Pratap Yadav, something that the JJD chief will try and replicate this time. Tej Pratap is facing sitting RJD MLA Mukesh Kumar Raushan, and the Chirag Paswan-led LJP(R)'s Sanjay Singh.

Sheohar: A seat historically dominated by the RJD, Sheohar was last won by RJD's Chetan Anand, who is contesting from Nabinagar this year. For Sheohar this time, the RJD has fielded Navneet Jha, who is up against JSP's Neeraj Singh and the JD(U)'s Shweta Gupta.

Raghunathpur: A seat in the Siwan district, Raghunathpur this time is set to witness a high-profile battle between RJD's Osama Shahab and JD(U)'s Vikas Kumar Singh (Jishu Singh). Osama reportedly has been personally backed by Lalu. Adding to the drama, RJD ally CPI(ML), which once led demonstrations against Osama's father Mohammad Shahabuddin's criminal activities, has also declared that it has no dispute with the family, and by extension, with Osama.

List of candidates :-

AGIAON (SC): Barun Deo

ARWAL: Arun Kumar

ATRI: Avinash Kumar Sonu

BABUBARHI: Shanti Devi

BAKHTIARPUR: Gulshan Kumar Yadav

BANIAPUR: Pushpa Kumari

BEGUSARAI: Ram Krishna Mahto

BELSAND: Vikash Kumar

BENIPATTI: Abadh Kishor Jha

BIBHUTIPUR: Neel Kamal

BIKRAM: Ajeet Kumar

BISFI: Sonu Kumar

CHIRAIA: Mukesh Kumar

DUMRAON: Dinesh Singh

GAIGHAT: Umesh Prasad Singh

GOVINDGANJ: Ashutosh Kumar

HARLAKHI: Jitender Yadav

HAYAGHAT: Jagnnath Singh

JAGDISHPUR: Neeraj Roy

KESARIA: Vinod Kumar

KISHANGANJ: Md Tariq Anwar

KUCHAIKOTE: Braj Bihari Bhatt

KURHANI: Md Gulam Masoom

MADHEPURA: Sanjay Yadav

MADHUBAN: Shivshankar Ray

MAHISHI: Devnarayan Yadav

MAHNAR: Jai Singh

MAHUA: Tej Pratap Yadav

MANER: Shankar Kumar

MOHIUDDINNAGAR: Ajay Kumar Bulganin

NAUTAN: Ajeet Kumar Sah

PATEPUR (SC): Rina Kumari

PATNA SAHIB: Minu Kumari

RAGHOPUR: Prem Kumar

RAGHUNATHPUR: Pashupati Nath Chaturvedi

RAJAULI (SC): Prakash Vir

RUNNISAIDPUR: Pramod Kumar

SHAHPUR: Madan Yadav

SONEPUR: Surendra Prasad Yadav

SUGAULI: Shyam Kishor Chaudhary

TARAIYA: Vivek Kumar

TARAPUR: Sukhdev Yadav

TARARI: Sikandar Kumar

TEGHRA: Chandra Prakash Singh

WAZIRGANJ: Prem Kumar

(Data sourced from MyNeta)