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After a long see-saw battle, results for Daspur are finally out. BJP leader Tapan Kumar Dutta has won from the Daspur assembly seat with a margin of 32134 votes. Tapan Kumar Dutta defeated AITC's Ashis Hudait.
Who is going to win Daspur? Current counting trends favour Tapan Kumar Dutta of BJP. Tapan Kumar Dutta has polled 133071 votes so far and is currently leading over Ashis Hudait of AITC,who has polled 100937 votes.
How are the parties performing in the MEDINIPUR zone election results? Here are the latest numbers
BJP's Tapan Kumar Dutta has maintained their lead in Daspur. Right now, Tapan Kumar Dutta has polled 115044 votes and is leading over AITC candidate Ashis Hudait, who has polled 88883 votes.
How are the top leaders faring in the West Bengal assembly election results? Check the latest update on their performance here
How are the parties performing in the West Bengal assembly election results? Here are the latest numbers
Weâre waiting for more updates from the Election Commission as counting progress in West Bengal. What we know so far is that BJP is in the lead in Daspur with its candidate Tapan Kumar Dutta having polled 94446 votes so far. AITCâs Ashis Hudait is currently trailing with 72366 votes.
Ashis Hudait is currently trailing from the Daspur. Ashis Hudait has polled 72366 votes so far and is trailing behind BJP'S Tapan Kumar Dutta, who has polled 94446 votes.
How are the parties performing in the MEDINIPUR zone election results? Here are the latest numbers
How are the top leaders faring in the West Bengal assembly election results? Check the latest update on their performance here
How are the parties performing in the West Bengal assembly election results? Here are the latest numbers
After a full day of counting, results are yet to be declared for the Daspur seat. As we wait for fresh updates from the Election Commission, here's how things stand: BJP is in the lead with its candidate Tapan Kumar Dutta having polled 50427 votes. AITC's Ashis Hudait is trailing with 40874 votes.
The Daspur assembly seat falls within the Medinipur region of West Bengal. Below are the latest statistics on the performance of various parties/alliances in this region.
Weâre waiting for more updates from the Election Commission as counting progress in West Bengal. What we know so far is that BJP is in the lead in Daspur with its candidate Tapan Kumar Dutta having polled 50427 votes so far. AITCâs Ashis Hudait is currently trailing with 40874 votes.
BJP candidate Tapan Kumar Dutta looks to be heading towards a victory over AITC's Ashis Hudait in Daspur. While votes are still being counted, Tapan Kumar Dutta has a substantial lead of 9553 votes over Ashis Hudait.
After a full day of counting, results are yet to be declared for the Daspur seat. As we wait for fresh updates from the Election Commission, here's how things stand: BJP is in the lead with its candidate Tapan Kumar Dutta having polled 22506 votes. AITC's Ashis Hudait is trailing with 17365 votes.
How are the parties performing in the West Bengal assembly election results? Here are the latest numbers
How are the parties performing in the MEDINIPUR zone election results? Here are the latest numbers
The Daspur assembly seat falls within the MEDINIPUR region of West Bengal. Below are the latest statistics on the performance of various parties/alliances in this region.
Weâre waiting for more updates from the Election Commission as counting progress in West Bengal. What we know so far is that BJP is in the lead in Daspur with its candidate Tapan Kumar Dutta having polled 22506 votes so far. AITCâs Ashis Hudait is currently trailing with 17365 votes.
Counting is on in Daspur. As things stand, BJP candidate Tapan Kumar Dutta has a lead of 5141 votes over AITC candidate Ashis Hudait.
BJP candidate Tapan Kumar Dutta is currently in the lead in Daspur with 22506 votes. AITC candidate Ashis Hudait is in the second position with 17365 votes.
How are the top leaders faring in the West Bengal assembly election results? Check the latest update on their performance here
Weâre waiting for more updates from the Election Commission as counting progress in West Bengal. What we know so far is that BJP is in the lead in Daspur with its candidate Tapan Kumar Dutta having polled 15083 votes so far. AITCâs Ashis Hudait is currently trailing with 11877 votes.
It looks like things are going to go down to the wire in Daspur. With counting going on, BJP's Tapan Kumar Dutta is leading over AITC's Ashis Hudait with 3206 votes. However, the situation is pretty fluid right now.
After a full day of counting, results are yet to be declared for the Daspur seat. As we wait for fresh updates from the Election Commission, here's how things stand: BJP is in the lead with its candidate Tapan Kumar Dutta having polled 15083 votes. AITC's Ashis Hudait is trailing with 11877 votes.
The counting of votes is on in Daspur. As per the latest data available, Tapan Kumar Dutta of BJP is in the lead with 7506 votes. In the second place is Ashis Hudait of AITC with 5595 votes.
How are the parties performing in the MEDINIPUR zone election results? Here are the latest numbers
Things don't look so good for Ashis Hudait of AITC right now in Daspur. Ashis Hudait is currently trailing as votes are counted. Ashis Hudait has polled 5595 votes so far and is trailing behind Tapan Kumar Dutta of BJP.
The Daspur assembly seat falls within the MEDINIPUR region of West Bengal. Below are the latest statistics on the performance of various parties/alliances in this region.
Weâre waiting for more updates from the Election Commission as counting progress in West Bengal. What we know so far is that BJP is in the lead in Daspur with its candidate Tapan Kumar Dutta having polled 7506 votes so far. AITCâs Ashis Hudait is currently trailing with 5595 votes.
How are the parties performing in the West Bengal assembly election results? Here are the latest numbers
The Daspur assembly seat falls within the Medinipur region of West Bengal. Below are the latest statistics on the performance of various parties/alliances in this region.
Weâre waiting for more updates from the Election Commission as counting progress in West Bengal. What we know so far is that BJP is in the lead in Daspur with its candidate Tapan Kumar Dutta having polled 7506 votes so far. AITCâs Ashis Hudait is currently trailing with 5595 votes.
How are the top leaders faring in the West Bengal assembly election results? Check the latest update on their performance here
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The counting of votes is on in Daspur. As per the latest data available, Tapan Kumar Dutta of BJP is in the lead with 7506 votes. In the second place is Ashis Hudait of AITC with 5595 votes.
The Daspur assembly seat falls within the MEDINIPUR region of West Bengal. Below are the latest statistics on the performance of various parties/alliances in this region.
How are the parties performing in the West Bengal assembly election results? Here are the latest numbers
How are the parties performing in the MEDINIPUR zone election results? Here are the latest numbers
The Daspur assembly seat falls within the MEDINIPUR region of West Bengal. Below are the latest statistics on the performance of various parties/alliances in this region.
How are the top leaders faring in the West Bengal assembly election results? Check the latest update on their performance here
How are the parties performing in the MEDINIPUR zone election results? Here are the latest numbers
Counting of votes has begun in West Bengal's Daspur. Initial trends show that Ashis Hudait of AITC is leading.
BJP candidate Tapan Kumar Dutta currently ahead of AITC candidate Ashis Hudait as counting continues in Daspur.
How are the top leaders faring in the West Bengal assembly election results? Check the latest update on their performance here
How are the parties performing in the West Bengal assembly election results? Here are the latest numbers
Counting of votes has begun in West Bengal's Daspur. Initial trends show that Ashis Hudait of AITC is leading.
And here we go. Counting of votes has begun in Daspur. Stay tuned for the first trends.
As we wait for the first trends from Daspur, hereâs a look at the key candidates contesting this election. The major contenders include Tapan Kumar Dutta from the BJP, Kousik Goswami from the INC, and Ranajit Pal representing the CPM.
In the last Assembly Election held in 2021, Mamata Bhunia from the AITC won the Daspur seat with 74.68% of the total votes polled. The victory margin was 114753 votes over Prasanta Bera of the BJP.
Want a detailed look at the Daspur Assembly constituency? Click here to know more about the Daspur constituency and its election history.
Voting in Daspur took place in 23-04-2026 under Phase 1.
This year, the voter turnout in Daspur stood at 84.6%, according to data released by the Election Commission of India. Polling took place peacefully.
Counting of votes for the West Bengal Assembly election results will be held on May 4. Ahead of the official results, check out what exit polls predict about the projected winners and seat distribution. Remember that while exit polls offer early insights, they can get the predictions wrong.
Check West Bengal election exit poll 2026
In the 2021 Assembly Election, Daspur recorded a voter turnout of 74.68%.
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Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the Daspur Election results. Counting of votes will begin at 8 am, and early trends are expected to emerge shortly there after from centres across West Bengal. Stay with us as we bring you the latest updates on leading candidates, party-wise performance, voter turnout, and final results as they come in.
NOTE: This blog is generated from the data received from official sources and India Today group reporters.