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ISLAMPUR 2005 Assembly Election Result

Bihar Legislative Assembly constituency result for 2005. Winner: ASHOK CHOUDHARY (INC). Winning margin: 17.5%.

Quick Summary

Winner
ASHOK CHOUDHARY
Party
INC
Vote Share
54.4%
Margin
17.5%

Candidate Results — 2005

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
ASHOK CHOUDHARY✓ WinnerINC40,31954.4%
RAMSUNDAR RAM KANAUJIA✓ WinnerJD(U)34,22348.4%
MITHALESH KUMARJD(U)27,34836.9%
MAHAVIR CHOUDHARYINC24,55034.8%
SHIV SHANKAR PASWANIND2,0092.7%
UMESH KUMAR SUMANLJP6,2398.8%
ALANANDAN PASWANIND2,5143.6%
RAGHUNANDAN PRASADBSP9271.3%
BABITA BHUSHANIND9181.2%
USHA KUMARIBSP1,6052.3%
AJAY KUMARIND1,5152.1%
NANDLAL CHAUDHARYCPI(ML)(L)6330.8%
RAVINDRA KU CHAUDHARYIND5990.8%
RAJENDRA PRASADIND5680.8%
SANTI DEVIIND4660.6%
UJJAWALKANT HUNKARIND3360.5%

Historical Results — ISLAMPUR

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2020Rakesh Kumar RoushanRJD41.6%2.3%
2015Chandra Sen PrasadJD(U)46.4%15.8%
2010RAJIB RANJANJD(U)49.2%20.8%
2005ASHOK CHOUDHARYINC54.4%17.5%
2005RAMSUNDAR RAM KANAUJIAJD(U)48.4%13.7%
2000Ram Narayan MandalBJP53.6%18.5%
1995Javed Iqbal AnsariJD32.4%8.9%
1990Ram Narayan MandalBJP22.3%4.3%
1986J.YADAVBJP33.5%2.0%
1985CHANDRA SHEKHAR SINGHINC70.9%44.0%
1980THAKUR KAMAKHAYS PRASAD SINGHINC50.6%34.0%
1977SIDHESHWAR PD. SINGHJP44.2%15.1%
1972RAJO SINGHIND48.4%15.3%
1969SHIV SHANKAR SINGHIND43.4%21.8%
1967S.S. SINHAINC66.5%38.4%
1962KAPILDEO SINGHPSP45.8%11.4%

Frequently Asked Questions

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