Kalyanpur Election Result 2025: The Kalyanpur (SC) Assembly constituency, located in Samastipur district of Bihar, is gearing up for elections set on 6 November 2025. Reserved for Scheduled Castes, this constituency often serves as a barometer for shifting political trends in the region. With a growing registered electorate and an evolving social fabric, Kalyanpur is one of the seats to watch closely.
The counting of votes begins from 8 AM on the 14th of November, and the result is expected around 3-4 PM approximately.
Maheshwar Hazari from JDU is the newly elected MLA from the Kalyanpur seat.
Maheshwar Hazari of the Janata Dal (United) secured a decisive victory from the Kalyanpur constituency, winning 1,18,162 votes. He defeated CPI(ML) candidate Ranjeet Kumar Ram by a strong margin of 38,586 votes, while Jan Suraaj Party’s Ram Balak Paswan finished a distant third with 16,574 votes.
The Bihar assembly election was held in two phases. Kalyanpur seat voting was held in the second phase. It is one of 243 constituencies of legislative assembly of Bihar. Kalyanpur Assembly Election Result has been scheduled for November 14, 2025.
Maheshwar Hazari from JD(U) is the sitting MLA of Kalyanpur which is an SC reserved seat.
In this election, Ramsewak Hazari (JD(U)) led the contest with 62,124 votes, capturing almost 48% of the total vote share. Bishwanath paswan from LJP followed with 31,927 votes, a strong second position.
| Position | Candidate Name | Party | Votes Secured | Vote Share (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ramsewak Hazari | JD(U) | 62,124 | 48% |
| 2 | Bishwanath paswan | LJP | 31,927 | 25% |
| 3 | Anita Ram | INC | 13,344 | 10% |
In this election, Maheshwar Hazari from JD(U) led the race with 84,904 votes, securing 50% of the total vote share. Prince raj from LJNSP came second with 47,218 votes, while Independent candidate Binod Das followed with 9,098 votes.
| Position | Candidate Name | Party | Votes Secured | Vote Share (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Maheshwar Hazari | JD(U) | 84,904 | 50% |
| 2 | Prince Raj | LJNSP | 47,218 | 28% |
| 3 | Bindo Das | IND | 9,098 | 5% |
In this closely contested election, Maheshwar Hazari form JD(U) defeated Ranjeet Kumar Ram from CPI ML and secured 71,279 votes and 38.46% of the total share. The difference between the top two candidates was minimal, reflecting a tight race.
| Position | Candidate Name | Party | Votes Secured | Vote Share (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Maheshwar Hazari | JD(U) | 72,279 | 38.46% |
| 2 | Ranjeet Kumar Ram | CPI ML | 62,028 | 33% |
| 3 | A Mona Prasad Sundeshwar Ram | LJNSP | 23,163 | 12.32% |
The candidates contesting in the 2025 election include:
In the first phase of voting, seven of the 19 Scheduled Caste-reserved seats saw voter turnout increase by over 10 percentage points. Kalyanpur recorded a significant rise of 15.7 points, reaching a total turnout of 73.62%. Across Bihar, the overall voter participation surged to a record 66.91%.
In the 2020 Kalyanpur (SC) Assembly election, Maheshwar Hazari (JD(U)) won the seat with a victory margin of 10,251 votes over his closest competitor. This margin reflected a relatively competitive race in the constituency.
Kalyanpur (SC) is Assembly Constituency No. 131 in Samastipur district and falls under the Samastipur Lok Sabha seat.
In the 2020 Assembly elections, Kalyanpur (SC) had 324,420 registered voters. Scheduled Castes represented about 20.99% and Muslims about 10.60% of the electorate.
Kalyanpur (SC) was established in the year 1967, according to the constituency history.
The specific pincode for the Kalyanpur block is not provided in the available content.
The full winner list for 2025 will be published once the results are officially declared.
Kalyanpur Block of East Champaran district has a total population of 310,439 as per the Census 2011. Out of which 160,444 are males, while 149,995 are females. In 2011, a total of 62,701 families were residing in Kalyanpur Block. The Average Sex Ratio of Kalyanpur Block is 935.
The Kalyanpur (SC) Assembly constituency had 324,420 registered voters in the 2020 Assembly elections. Scheduled Castes constituted 20.99 percent and Muslims 10.60 percent of voters.
Kalyanpur (SC) holds significance in Bihar’s politics because it is a Scheduled‑Caste reserved seat in a district that reflects broader caste and community dynamics. Its outcome often signals the strength of parties like JD(U) and shifting voter allegiances, making it a key battleground in Samastipur district.
Key contestants in the 2025 race include Maheshwar Hazari (JD(U)), Ram Balak Paswan (Jan Suraaj Party), Ranjeet Kumar Ram (CPI(ML)(L)), and various independents — setting up a multi‑contestant scenario in a crucial seat.
