Anta Bypoll Results 2025: Congress candidate Pramod Jain Bhaya wins with 69,571 votes

Congress candidate Pramod Jain Bhaya wins with 69,571 votes while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)candidate Morpal Suman is the runner up with 53,959 votes.  

In the Anta Assembly by-election, Congress candidate Pramod Jain Bhaya has established a commanding lead with 69,213 votes, positioning himself strongly for a potential victory. Independent candidate Naresh Meena is trailing with 53,423 votes, closely followed by BJP’s Morpal Suman, who stands behind with 53,259 votes. The tight race between the independent and BJP candidates suggests a fierce contest for the second spot, but Congress appears to be pulling ahead with a clear margin. As the counting progresses, Bhaya's strong lead underscores the Congress party's appeal in the region, especially after former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot's last-minute push to secure support for the party’s candidate.

Congress’ Pramod Jain Bhaya is leading decisively in the Anta bypoll with 33,472 votes, putting him on track to secure the seat. Independent candidate Naresh Meena follows with 26,633 votes, while BJP’s Morpal Suman trails with 23,924 votes as counting continues.

Congress's Pramod Jain Bhaya is leading, and Independent candidate Naresh Meena is now trailing in Anta. 

Independent candidate Naresh Meena leads with 14012 votes, with Congress's Pramod Jain close with 13,860 in Anta. 

The Anta bypoll was necessitated after former BJP MLA Kanwar Lal Meena lost his membership following a conviction in a 2005 case related to alleged assault and damage to government property.

As per early trends by the Election Commission, Congress' Pramod Jain "Bhaya" is leading with a margin of 246 votes after round 1/20 of counting in Anta. 

According to officials, the counting of votes in Anta bypoll will be held in 20 rounds. 

The counting for Anta bypoll is being conducted at the seminar hall of Government PG College in Baran, where 14 tables have been set up. Postal ballots have been taken first.

Early trends from Rajasthan’s Anta seat show the BJP leading and the Congress trailing, while independent candidate Naresh Meena is currently placed third as counting continues.

Early trends from Rajasthan's Anta shows Congress' Pramod Jain Bhaya trailing. 

Early trends from Rajasthan's Anta shows Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) Morpal Suman leading. 

Early trends from Rajasthan’s Anta seat shows the BJP in front, the Congress trailing, and independent candidate Naresh Meena currently in third place.

The constituency recorded 79.32% voter turnout across 268 polling stations, but Sakli village boycotted the polls, protesting lack of development on issues like road access, farm pathways and pond improvement.

The Anta bypoll was necessitated after former BJP MLA Kanwar Lal Meena lost his membership following a conviction in a 2005 case related to alleged assault and damage to government property.

Before campaigning ended, former CM Ashok Gehlot urged Anta voters to back the Congress, hoping to swing momentum in favour of Pramod Jain Bhaya.

With Congress fielding Pramod Jain Bhaya and BJP putting up Morpal Suman, the entry of independent Naresh Meena has intensified the race, making predictions difficult.

Vote counting for the Anta Assembly bypoll in Rajasthan has started, marking the final phase of a triangular contest involving Congress, BJP and independent candidate Naresh Meena.

According to the Election Commission, voter turnout in the by-election stood at 79.32%. The Commission had established 268 polling stations for 2,27,563 registered voters. Each polling team was accompanied by police personnel, while Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) units were stationed at sensitive and critical booths. 

Counting of votes for the Anta Assembly bypoll has begun, with officials finalising last-minute preparations at the counting centre. Security has been tightened as candidates and people await the first trends.

The Anta constituency has a total of 2,28,264 voters including 1,16,783 men and 1,11,477 women. Counting of votes will be held shortly. 

To check Anta Bypoll results 2025, you can check the India TV official website. Moreover, it can also be seen on the official website of the Election Commission of India.

In the 2023 Assembly polls, BJP’s Kanwarlal Meena won the seat, but his membership was later annulled following a conviction in a nearly 20-year-old criminal case that carried a prison sentence of more than two years.

The entry of independent candidate Naresh Meena has turned the contest into a triangular one. On the Congress side, former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot made the final push to attract Anta’s voters before the campaign concluded. All three candidates have expressed strong confidence in their chances of victory. 

Voting for Anta Assembly bypolls will start at 8 AM amid tight security. According to the Election Commission, voter turnout in the by-election stood at 79.32%. The Commission had established 268 polling stations for 2,27,563 registered voters.