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BETTIAH 2005 Assembly Election Result

Bihar Legislative Assembly constituency result for 2005. Winner: Renu Devi (BJP). Winning margin: 9.6%.

Quick Summary

Winner
Renu Devi
Party
BJP
Vote Share
40.6%
Margin
9.6%

Candidate Results — 2005

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
Renu Devi✓ WinnerBJP48,55940.6%
Renu Devi✓ WinnerBJP55,18447.9%
SHAMIM AKHTARIND37,10231.0%
MOHAMMAD SHAMIM AKTHARINC38,71833.6%
SHAMBHU PRASAD GUPTABSP7,8246.8%
KRISHNA KUMAR BINDBSP9,7998.2%
BIRBAL YADAVSP8,9337.5%
PARAS LAL VISHWAKARMALJP6,7575.9%
MANGAL YADAVSP3,2612.8%
DR.SANJAY JAYSAWALRJD6,9795.8%
MD.SHOAIBIND1,8881.6%
MD.SHOAIBIND1,8091.5%
DAYA NAND KUMAR VERMAIND1,6391.4%
ADITYA RANJAN SINGHIJP1,0570.9%
RAJKUMAR THAKURIND9580.8%
SHAHABUDDIN MOHAMADIND8510.7%
RAMDEV MAHTOLKD8370.7%
NAVENDU CHATURVEDINCP7440.6%
ABDUL KAISHIND6930.6%
DAYANAND KUMAR VERMAIND6420.5%
AFSAR ALAMIND5880.5%

Historical Results — BETTIAH

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2020Renu DeviBJP52.8%11.3%
2015Madan Mohan TiwariINC45.3%1.6%
2010Renu DeviBJP39.6%27.1%
2005Renu DeviBJP47.9%14.3%
2005Renu DeviBJP40.6%9.6%
2000Renu DeviBJP32.6%7.9%
1995BIRVAL YADAVAJD30.4%0.4%
1990DR. MADAN PRASAD JAISWALBJP40.9%6.4%
1985GAURISHANKER PANDEYINC48.0%25.1%
1980GAURISHANKER PANDEYINC35.0%12.3%
1977GAURISHANKER PANDEYINC50.2%6.7%
1972KIRSHNA MOHAN PANDEYINC34.0%3.1%
1969GAURISHANKER PANDEYINC54.9%17.8%
1967H.P. SHAHIIND40.7%16.4%
1962JAY NARAYAN PRASADINC56.0%32.6%

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the BETTIAH constituency in 2005?
Renu Devi of BJP won the BETTIAH assembly constituency in the 2005 Bihar election. Full candidate results including vote shares are listed below.
What was the winning margin in BETTIAH in 2005?
The winning margin for BETTIAH in 2005 is shown in the results table below, along with vote shares for all candidates who contested.
What is the election history of BETTIAH constituency?
Historical results for BETTIAH across previous elections are shown in the trends section below, including past winners, their parties, and vote share changes.