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Hilsa Election Result 2025 OUT; Check Who Won Hilsa Vidhan Sabha Election?

Hilsa Election Result 2025 OUT: Krishna Murari Sharan from JDU has won the Bihar Vidhan Sabha Election and has become the newest MLA of Hilsa with the total votes of 96,009 and the margin of 16,012.

Published By: Neerja Mishra
Last Updated: November 14, 2025 18:58:38 IST

Hilsa Election Result 2025 OUT: Few constituencies in Bihar draw as much anticipation this election season as Hilsa in Nalanda district, where the 2020 Assembly result was decided by just 12 votes — the narrowest margin in the state. Once a calm JD(U)-RJD battleground, Hilsa has now become a symbol of Bihar’s shifting political pulse, where micro-level campaigning, booth management, and youth mobilisation could tip the scales.

As counting day approaches on November 14, the contest here is less about party prestige and more about whether Nitish Kumar’s development model can outpace the RJD’s caste consolidation in his home turf. 

Hilsa New MLA Name

Krishna Murari Sharan of JDU has become the new MLA of Hilsa.  

LIVE Hilsa Election Result 2025 Winner

Krishna Murari Sharan from JDU has won the Bihar Vidhan Sabha Election and has become the newest MLA of Hilsa with the total votes of 96,009 and the margin of 16,012.

Hilsa Election Result Date 2025

Polling in Hilsa was held on 6 November 2025, as part of Phase 1 of the Bihar Assembly elections. The counting and result announcement is scheduled for 14 November 2025. 

Hilsa Election Result 2010 Winner

In 2010, the seat was won by Usha Sinha of the JD(U) who secured 54,974 votes, defeating her nearest rival by a margin of 13,202 votes. 

Hilsa Election Result 2015 Winner

In 2015, Atri Muni (Shakti Singh Yadav) of the RJD won the seat with 72,347 votes (approx. 48.4 % vote share) defeating his nearest rival by around 26,076 votes. 

Hilsa Election Result 2020 Winner

In the 2020 contest, Krishnamurari Sharan (“Prem Mukhiya”) of JD(U) won with 61,848 votes while his RJD rival had 61,836 — a razor-thin margin of just 12 votes. 

Hilsa Voter Turnout Percentage

The Hilsa Assembly constituency recorded a voter turnout of 61.82% in the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections, reflecting steady participation slightly below the state’s Phase 1 average.

What is the Victory Margin of the Hilsa Constituency Assembly Election 2020 result?

The margin in 2020 was the astonishingly low figure of 12 votes — one of the narrowest in Bihar’s recent assembly election history. 

Hilsa Assembly Constituency?

Hilsa is Constituency No. 175, situated in Nalanda district and part of the Nalanda Lok Sabha seat. 

Hilsa Vidhan Sabha Chunav 2025: Candidates List

S.No Candidate Name Party
1 Amar Singh The Plurals Party
2 Atri Muni Alias Shakti Singh Yadav Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD)
3 Krishna Murari Sharan Janata Dal (United) (JD(U))
4 Kumar Niraj Rashtriya Lok Janshakti Party
5 Prem Kumar Rashtriya Jansambhavna Party
6 Sachidanand Singh Independent (IND)
7 Shukesh Kumar Independent (IND)
8 Sudhir Kumar Sanyukt Kisan Vikas Party
9 Umesh Kumar Verma Jan Suraaj Party
10 Vavuchand Chaudhari Indian National Socialistic Action Forces

How Many Registered Voters are in Hilsa?

In the 2020 election, Hilsa had around 3,02,211 electors and valid votes cast were 1,65,580. 

Hilsa Was Established In?

Hilsa Assembly constituency was established in 1957. 

Hilsa Constituency Pincode

The postal (PIN) code for the Hilsa Assembly constituency in Nalanda district is 801302.

Youth Discontent in Hilsa

What makes Hilsa compelling is its transformation from a primarily rural, caste-anchored constituency to a semi-urban hinterland. With improved connectivity, rising education levels and migrating youth, voter expectations are evolving. The 2020 margin of just 12 votes underscored how fragile entrenched political equations have become.

In 2025, it’s not just about caste loyalty — it’s increasingly about local employment, quality of schooling, roads, and digital access. A victory here could indicate the first signs of performance-oriented voting supplanting old-style identity politics in Bihar’s smaller towns.

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