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DIBRUGARH

Assembly seat no. 88 in Assam · Vidhan Sabha seat contested 14 times since 1962.

Assam also has a Lok Sabha constituency called DIBRUGARH. It is a different territory with a different electorate — see its 14 results.

Every election in this seat

YearWinnerRunner-upMarginMargin %CandidatesTurnout
2026BJPPrasanta PhukanASMJTYPMainak Patra72,04345.73%379.6%
2021BJPPRASANTA PHUKANINCRAJKUMAR NILANETRA NEOG38,00533.40%575.4%
2016BJPPRASANTA PHUKANINCCHANDRA KANTA BARUA27,37426.11%781.2%
2011BJPPRASANTA PHUKANINCKALYAN KUMAR GOGOI19,60923.26%867.5%
20061973 boundariesBJPPRASANTA PHUKANINCDR. KALYAN KUMAR GOGOI1750.22%767.2%
20011973 boundariesINCDR. KALYAN KUMAR GOGOIBJPAJIT CHALIHA25,96143.12%959.4%
19961973 boundariesINCKALYAN KUMAR GOGOIAGPTARANATH BURAGOHAIN5,99210.83%1162.9%
19911973 boundariesINCKESHAB GOGOIAGPBHASKAR BORA9,07018.95%2052.7%
19851973 boundariesINCKESHAB GOGOIINDANANTA HANDIQUE4,0557.55%1268.4%
19831973 boundariesINCKESHAB CHANDRA GOGOIICSRAMESH CHANDRA BAROOAH4,65187.20%48.3%
19781973 boundariesJNPKESHAB CHANDRA GOGOIINCLAKSHI PRASAD DUTTA11,93031.36%963.9%
19721966 boundariesINCRAMESH CHANDRA BAROOAHINDSUREN GOGOI16,14371.17%445.2%
19671966 boundariesINCR.C. BAROOAHSSPN.C. BORAH2,53211.43%855.3%
19621961 boundariesINCRAMESH CHANDRA BAROOAHCPIBINOY BHUSHAN CHAKRAVARTY5,15025.56%352.8%

Rows are matched by assembly constituency name within the state, so a seat that survived a delimitation keeps one continuous page. Where a year’s boundaries differ from the present ones the row says so — the name is the same, the territory is not.