Tundi constituency Result 2019: Mathura Prasad Mahato of JMM wins by 25659 votes

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Tundi constituency Result 2019 Live: Vikram Pandey of BJP Vs JMM's Mathuram Prasad Mahato

Tundi constituency Results 2019:Mathura Prasad Mahato of JMM has won the election by 25659 votes. Tundi Assembly constituency is a tribal-dominated constituency in Dhanbad in Jharkhand. Tundi went to polls on 16 December in phase four of the Jharkhand Assembly election. BJP has fielded Vikram Pandey, son of Ravindra Pandey opposite former MLA Mathura Prasad Mahato of JMM. Raj Kishore Mahato is the sitting MLA of the constituency. In 2005 and 2009, Mathura Prasad Mahato from JMM won the assembly elections held in both the years.

Here are the live updates of Tundi constituency Results 2019:

O.S.N.	Candidate	Party	EVM Votes	Postal Votes	Total Votes	% of Votes
Jharkhand-Tundi
Result Status
1	BHASKAR PRASAD OJHA	Bahujan Samaj Party	2786	0	2786	1.87
2	MATHURA PRASAD MAHATO	Jharkhand Mukti Morcha	54810	0	54810	36.76
3	RAJ KISHORE MAHATO	AJSU Party	10222	0	10222	6.86
4	VIKRAM PANDEY	Bharatiya Janata Party	35391	0	35391	23.74
5	SABA AHMAD	Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (Prajatantrik)	21395	0	21395	14.35
6	SURENDRA SHARMA	Communist Party of India	963	0	963	0.65
7	KISHOR KUMAR TIWARY	Janata Dal (United)	3980	0	3980	2.67
8	GOPAL MAHALI	All India Forward Bloc	447	0	447	0.3
9	DIP NARAYAN SINGH	Aam Aadmi Party	6332	0	6332	4.25
10	GYAN RANJAN SINHA	Independent	6863	0	6863	4.6
11	DWARAKA PRASAD LALA	Independent	1250	0	1250	0.84
12	PRADAIP KUMAR MODI	Independent	1039	0	1039	0.7
13	MD. SHAUKAT RAZA	Independent	1570	0	1570	1.05
14	NOTA	None of the Above	2056	0	2056	1.38
	Total		149104	0	149104

In 2014, Raj Kishore Mahato two-time MLA defeated Mathura Prasad Mahato and won the Jharkhand Assembly Elections from AJSU party with 55,466 votes defeating JMM candidate Mathura Prasad Mahato.At present, the state is ruled by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in an alliance with the All Jharkhand Students' Union (AJSU) under the leadership of Chief Minister Raghubar Das.

The term of the current Assembly will end on 5 January 2020. The five-phased assembly election in Jharkhand began on November 30. Counting of votes and the declaration of the results will take place on the same day, which is December 23