Barauli Election Result 2025: Explore key details about the Barauli Assembly seat in Gopalganj from past winners and voter statistics to major 2025 candidates and what’s at stake in this high-profile Bihar contest.
Barauli Bihar Election Result: This constituency is located in the Gopalganj district, shares a reputation for having competitive margins, shifting loyalties, and holds great significance within the Gopalganj Vidhan Sabha constituency. In the 2025 Election in Barauli constituency of Bihar Manjeet Kumar Singh of the Janata Dal (United) came out as the winner.
In the Barauli Assembly constituency (AC 100), counting for all 30 rounds has concluded, declaring Manjeet Kumar Singh of the Janata Dal (United) as the winner.
Manjeet Kumar Singh secured 88,657 votes, winning with a margin of 12,374 votes over his closest rival. This decisive victory reinforces JD(U)’s hold in the Gopalganj region and adds to the party’s overall performance in Bihar.
While the 2025 poll has been held, and the date for the results has also been announced, the winner for Barauli is not officially declared as of this time.
In 2010, Ram Pravesh Rai of BJP won the Barauli seat with 45,234 votes which accounted for around 39.38 % of the total votes polled. He defeated his nearest rival Md Nematullah of RJD who secured 34,820 votes or around 30.31 % of the total votes polled. The margin of victory was 10,414 votes.
In 2015, Md Nematullah of the RJD won the seat by securing 61,690 votes (≈40.45 %) against his nearest rival Ram Pravesh Rai of BJP with 61,186 votes (≈40.12 %). The margin was just 504 votes — one of the closest finishes in Bihar that year.
In the 2020 election, Ram Pravesh Rai (BJP) recaptured the seat by getting 81,956 votes (≈46.55 %). His nearest rival, Reyazul Haque alias “Raju” of RJD received 67,801 votes (≈38.51 %). The margin of victory was 14,155 votes.
Ram Pravesh Rai is a senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader and one of the most significant political figures in Gopalganj district, Bihar.He has represented the Barauli Assembly constituency of UP several times. He was known for his grassroots connect and consistent performance in the region.
Rai first came into the limelight in the early 2000s and has since emerged as one of the most important faces of BJP in north Bihar. Known for his calm demeanor and development-oriented politics, he has focused on improving local infrastructure, rural roads, and education facilities within his constituency.
In 2020, there were about 3,00,044 registered electors in Barauli, including 1,54,021 male voters, 1,46,007 female voters, and 16 from the third gender.
In 2015, the total electorate was about 2,57,495, with a turnout rate of over 60%. This shows the growing engagement among the electorate, as reflected by the gradual increase in voter turnout.
The margin of victory in the 2020 Barauli election was 14,155 votes (81,956 vs 67,801).
The constituency in question is the Barauli Assembly constituency (Constituency No. 100), located in Gopalganj district, Bihar. It falls under the Gopalganj (SC) Lok Sabha constituency, which is a crucial parliamentary seat in the state’s political map.
Barauli is known for its dynamic electoral battles and frequent power shifts between major parties like the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD).
The Barauli Assembly constituency has a total of approximately 3,00,044 registered voters. This includes around 1,54,021 male voters, 1,46,007 female voters, and 16 voters from the third gender.
The voter base has grown steadily over the years from about 2.57 lakh voters in 2015 to 3 lakh in 2020 indicating a rising participation in the democratic process.
The seat has existed since the formation of Bihar’s legislative boundaries and remains one of the politically active constituencies in the Gopalganj district.
The postal (PIN) code for Barauli, Gopalganj district, is 841405.
Here’s the complete list of candidates contesting from the Barauli Assembly constituency (Gopalganj district) in the Bihar Assembly Election 2025:
This diverse list highlights a multi-cornered contest in Barauli, featuring major state parties like the BJP, RJD, JD(U), and Congress, along with several independents and smaller regional outfits aiming to make their mark.
