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ARAMBAGH

Constituency no. 29 in West Bengal · reserved for Scheduled Castes · Lok Sabha seat contested 15 times since 1967.

West Bengal also has an assembly constituency called ARAMBAGH. It is a different territory with a different electorate — see its 11 results.

Every election in this seat

YearWinnerRunner-upMarginMargin %CandidatesTurnout
2024AITCBAG MITALIBJPARUP KANTI DIGAR6,3990.41%10
2019AITCAPARUPA PODDAR (AFRIN ALI)BJPTAPAN KUMAR RAY1,1420.08%983.4%
2014AITCAPARUPA PODDAR (AFRIN ALI)CPMSAKTIMOHAN MALIK3,46,84525.47%585.1%
2009CPMMALIK SAKTI MOHANINCSAMBHU NATH MALIK2,01,55817.33%584.6%
20041973 boundariesCPMAnil BasuBJPSwapan Kumar Nandi5,92,50261.41%381.2%
19991973 boundariesCPMAnil BasuBJPChunilal Chakraborty1,16,72112.50%481.6%
19981973 boundariesCPMANIL BASUBJPCHUNILAL CHAKRABORTY1,87,30020.17%383.2%
19961973 boundariesCPMANIL BASUINCMONORANJAN HAZRA2,26,33324.77%585.6%
19911973 boundariesCPMANIL BASUINCSK. HASAN IMAM1,48,27218.61%581.6%
19891973 boundariesCPMANIL BASUINCSK HASAN IMAM64,4988.05%584.7%
19841973 boundariesCPMANIL BASUINCGOPAL DAS NAG14,1602.18%584.5%
19801973 boundariesCPMBIJOY KRISHNA MODAKJNPPRAFULLA CHANDRA SEN42,9918.02%579.1%
19771973 boundariesBLDPRAFULLA CHANDRA SENINCSANTI MOHAN ROY2,07,43753.28%267.0%
19711966 boundariesCPMMANORANJAN HAZRAINCSANTI MOHAN RAY22,2206.58%464.5%
19671966 boundariesFBLA. BOSEINCS. CHOUDHURY82,02224.45%268.7%

Rows are matched by 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.

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