Baisi Election 2025 Results Live: Ghulam Sarwar of AIMIM wins by 27,251 votes
Ghulam Sarwar of the All India Majlis e Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) has won from the Baisi assembly seat of Bihar, the Election Commission of India announced Friday.
Baisi Bihar Election Result 2025 Live: Ghulam Sarwar of the All India Majlis e Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) has won from the Baisi assembly seat of Bihar, the Election Commission of India announced Friday.
As per the final result announced by the Poll Panel, Ghulam Sarwar of the AIMIM got total 92,766 votes, and defeated his nearest rival Vinod Kumar of the BJP by 27,251 votes.
Abdus Subahan of the RJD ended at 3rd place with 56,000 votes, as per the Election Commission final results of the 2025 Bihar election announced today.
03:30 PM: AIMIM candidate Ghulam Sarwar has further consolidated his lead in the Baisi assembly seat of Bihar where counting of votes is underway.
As per the Election Commission data released at 03:30 PM, Ghulam Sarwar has polled a total of 52,980 votes and is ahead of his nearest rival Vinod Kumar of the BJP by 6,377 votes.
Abdus Subahan of the RJD is at 3rd place with 24,686 votes, as per the Election Commission update at 03:30 PM.
Overall, the NDA alliance is set to win more than 200 seats whereas Cong-RJD India bloc is struggling at just 33 seats.
The AIMIM of Asaduddin Owaisi is leading in 06 seats, as per the latest trends updated at 03:30 PM.
11:00 AM: AIMIM candidate Ghulam Sarwar is now leading in Baisi by around 4,000 votes, as per the trends at 11:00 AM.
As per the latest vote count result, Ghulam Sarwar has polled a total of 9,759 votes whereas his nearest rival Vinod Kumar of the BJP has bagged 5,851 votes.
Abdus Subahan of the RJD is at 3rd place with 1,738 votes, as per the Election Commission update at 11:00 AM.
But AIMIM Bihar Chief Akhatrul Iman is trailing behind Saba Zafar of JD (U) in Amour assembly seat.
10:30 AM Ghulam Sarwar of the All India Majlis e Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) is leading in the Baisi assembly seat of Bihar where counting of votes for the 2025 Vidhan Sabha Polls is underway.
Ghulam Sarwar is leading from Baisi Assembly seat by over 6,000 votes as per the trends at 10:30 AM.
Other candidates in the Baisi Vidhan Sabha seat are Vinod Kumar of the BJP and Abdus Subahan of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD).
Elsewhere in the state, Mohammad Adil Hasan of the All India Majlis e Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) is leading in the Balrampur assembly seat of Bihar where counting of votes for the 2025 Vidhan Sabha Polls is underway.
Advocate Adil Hasan of AIMIM is leading by around 1,700 votes as per the latest trend at 10:15 am.
Sangita Devi of Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas Paswan) and Mahboob Alam of CPI (M) are other candidates in this seat.
The AIMIM is contesting on as many as 25 seats. It is however leading in just 02 seat, as per trends at 10:30 AM.
Bihar Election 2025 Result: Overall Tally
As per the trends at 09:30 AM, the NDA alliance is leading on the 157 of the total 243 seats.
The BJP is leading on 82 seats, Janata Dal U candidates are ahead on 66 seats and LJPRV is ahead on 8 seats.
As against this, the Mahagathbandhan or the Grand Alliance of INDIA bloc is ahead on 75 seats. The Rashtriya Janata Dal or RJD is leading on 59 seats and its alliance partner Congress is ahead on 11 seats.
Others are leading on 4 seats. They including Prashant Kishor's JSP which is leading on 3 seats, Asauddin Owaisi;s AIMIM which ahead in 1 seat.
Bihar Results Go Exit Polls Way
Counting of votes in 243 assembly constituencies of Bihar began Friday morning, and the result is going the Exit Polls way as early trends show BJP-JDU+ NDA alliance leading over RJD-Cong+ Mahagathbandhan or INDIA alliance.
Assembly or Vidhan Sabha elections in Bihar were held in two phases. Polling for the first phase was held on November 06, 2025 which ended with a voter turnout of 65.08%.
On the other hand, Polling for the second phase was held on November 11, 2025 which saw the voter turnout of 68.76%.
The overall poll percent, as per the Election Commission of India, was 66.91% - highest since 1951 when the first assembly election was held.
Almost all the exit polls had predicted the massive victory of NDA alliance comprising of the BJP, Janata Dal (United) and other parties.
And the early trends after the counting of votes today showed the results exactly going the same way. What is surprising is that the BJP, and not the JDU or RJD, is emerging as the single largest party.
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