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	\| party2 = Communist Party of India		\| party2 = Communist Party of India
			\| leader2 = Biswanath Mukherjee
	\| party3 = Communist Party of India (Marxist)		\| party3 = Communist Party of India (Marxist)
	\| party4 = Revolutionary Socialist Party (India)		\| party4 = Revolutionary Socialist Party (India)
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	==Results==		==Results==
	The Congress(R)-CPI alliance won an overwhelming majority in the assembly and formed a new state government, led by [[Siddhartha Shankar Ray]].<ref name="StaarDrachkovitch1973"/><ref name="Maitra2012">{{cite book\|author=Kiran Maitra\|title=Marxism in India\|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=s9JbBAAAQBAJ&pg=PT212\|date=10 August 2012\|publisher=Roli Books Private Limited\|isbn=978-81-7436-951-2\|page=212}}</ref> Several [[Indian Youth Congress]] leaders were found among the newly-elected legislators.<ref name="RoyWallace2007"/> 14 CPI(M) candidates were declared elected, but they refused to participate in the Legislative Assembly during the period of 1972-1977 as they accused that the elections had been rigged.<ref name="RoyWallace2007"/>		The Congress(R)-CPI alliance won an overwhelming majority in the assembly and formed a new state government, led by [[Siddhartha Shankar Ray]].<ref name="StaarDrachkovitch1973"/><ref name="Maitra2012">{{cite book\|author=Kiran Maitra\|title=Marxism in India\|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=s9JbBAAAQBAJ&pg=PT212\|date=10 August 2012\|publisher=Roli Books Private Limited\|isbn=978-81-7436-951-2\|page=212}}</ref> Several [[Indian Youth Congress]] leaders were found among the newly elected legislators.<ref name="RoyWallace2007"/> 14 CPI(M) candidates were declared elected, but they refused to participate in the Legislative Assembly during the period of 1972-1977 as they accused that the elections had been rigged.<ref name="RoyWallace2007"/>

	===Detailed result===		===Detailed result===
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	\| 116 \|\| [[Kakdwip (Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Kakdwip]] \|\| \|\| Hrishikesh Maity \|\| [[Communist Party of India (Marxist)\|CPI(M)]] \|\| 25067 \|\| 40.51% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}} \|\| Basudeb Sautya \|\| [[Indian National Congress\|Cong. (R)]] \|\| 36812 \|\| 59.49% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|		\| 116 \|\| [[Kakdwip (Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Kakdwip]] \|\| \|\| Hrishikesh Maity \|\| [[Communist Party of India (Marxist)\|CPI(M)]] \|\| 25067 \|\| 40.51% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}} \|\| Basudeb Sautya \|\| [[Indian National Congress\|Cong. (R)]] \|\| 36812 \|\| 59.49% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
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	\| 117 \|\| [[Sagar (Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Sagar]] \|\| \|\| Prabhonjan Kumar Mandal \|\| [[Communist Party of India (Marxist)\|CPI(M)]] \|\| 24942 \|\| 42.69% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| Jalin Maity \|\| [[Communist Party of India\|CPI]] \|\| 12012 \|\| 20.56% \|\| {{sort\|80\|3rd}} \|\| Trilokes Misra \|\|[[Independent (politician)\|Ind.]] \|\| 19295 \|\| 33.03% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}}		\| 117 \|\| [[Sagar (West Bengal Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Sagar]] \|\| \|\| Prabhonjan Kumar Mandal \|\| [[Communist Party of India (Marxist)\|CPI(M)]] \|\| 24942 \|\| 42.69% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| Jalin Maity \|\| [[Communist Party of India\|CPI]] \|\| 12012 \|\| 20.56% \|\| {{sort\|80\|3rd}} \|\| Trilokes Misra \|\|[[Independent (politician)\|Ind.]] \|\| 19295 \|\| 33.03% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}}
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	\| 118 \|\| [[Bijpur (Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Bijpur]] \|\| \|\| J. C. Das S/O Matilal \|\| [[Communist Party of India (Marxist)\|CPI(M)]] \|\| 25336 \|\| 38.77% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}} \|\| J. C. Das S/O Akul \|\| [[Indian National Congress\|Cong. (R)]] \|\| 40017 \|\| 61.23% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|		\| 118 \|\| [[Bijpur (Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Bijpur]] \|\| \|\| J. C. Das S/O Matilal \|\| [[Communist Party of India (Marxist)\|CPI(M)]] \|\| 25336 \|\| 38.77% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}} \|\| J. C. Das S/O Akul \|\| [[Indian National Congress\|Cong. (R)]] \|\| 40017 \|\| 61.23% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
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	\| 247 \|\| [[Asansol (Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Asansol]] \|\| \|\| Bejoy Pal \|\| [[Communist Party of India (Marxist)\|CPI(M)]] \|\| 15940 \|\| 38.95% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}} \|\| Niranjan Dihidar \|\| [[Communist Party of India\|CPI]] \|\| 24021 \|\| 58.70% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| Mihir Kumar Mukherjee \|\|[[Bharatiya Jan Sangh\|BJS]] \|\| 488 \|\| 1.19% \|\| {{sort\|80\|3rd}}		\| 247 \|\| [[Asansol (Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Asansol]] \|\| \|\| Bejoy Pal \|\| [[Communist Party of India (Marxist)\|CPI(M)]] \|\| 15940 \|\| 38.95% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}} \|\| Niranjan Dihidar \|\| [[Communist Party of India\|CPI]] \|\| 24021 \|\| 58.70% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| Mihir Kumar Mukherjee \|\|[[Bharatiya Jan Sangh\|BJS]] \|\| 488 \|\| 1.19% \|\| {{sort\|80\|3rd}}
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	\| 248 \|\| [[Raniganj (Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Raniganj]] \|\| \|\| [[Haradhan Roy]] \|\| [[Communist Party of India (Marxist)\|CPI(M)]] \|\| 21840 \|\| 60.77% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| Rabindra Nath Mukherjee \|\| [[Indian National Congress\|Cong. (R)]] \|\| 13598 \|\| 37.84% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}} \|\| Sibnarayan Burman \|\|[[Indian National Congress (Organisation)\|Cong. (O)]] \|\| 498 \|\| 1.39% \|\| {{sort\|80\|3rd}}		\| 248 \|\| [[Raniganj (West Bengal Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Raniganj]] \|\| \|\| [[Haradhan Roy]] \|\| [[Communist Party of India (Marxist)\|CPI(M)]] \|\| 21840 \|\| 60.77% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| Rabindra Nath Mukherjee \|\| [[Indian National Congress\|Cong. (R)]] \|\| 13598 \|\| 37.84% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}} \|\| Sibnarayan Burman \|\|[[Indian National Congress (Organisation)\|Cong. (O)]] \|\| 498 \|\| 1.39% \|\| {{sort\|80\|3rd}}
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	\| 249 \|\| [[Jamuria (Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Jamuria]] \|\| [[Scheduled Castes\|SC]] \|\| Durgadas Mondal \|\| [[Communist Party of India (Marxist)\|CPI(M)]] \|\| 10391 \|\| 41.73% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}} \|\| Amarendra Mondal \|\| [[Indian National Congress\|Cong. (R)]] \|\| 14508 \|\| 58.27% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|		\| 249 \|\| [[Jamuria (Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Jamuria]] \|\| [[Scheduled Castes\|SC]] \|\| Durgadas Mondal \|\| [[Communist Party of India (Marxist)\|CPI(M)]] \|\| 10391 \|\| 41.73% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}} \|\| Amarendra Mondal \|\| [[Indian National Congress\|Cong. (R)]] \|\| 14508 \|\| 58.27% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
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	\| 279 \|\| [[Nalhati (Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Nalhati]] \|\| \|\| [[Golam Mohiuddin]] \|\| [[Independent (politician)\|Ind.]] \|\| 12932 \|\| 46.11% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| Syed Shah Nawaz \|\| [[Indian National Congress\|Cong. (R)]] \|\| 9902 \|\| 35.31% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}} \|\| Molia Zahrul Islam \|\|[[Indian Union Muslim League\|Muslim League]] \|\| 2787 \|\| 9.94% \|\| {{sort\|80\|3rd}}		\| 279 \|\| [[Nalhati (Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Nalhati]] \|\| \|\| [[Golam Mohiuddin]] \|\| [[Independent (politician)\|Ind.]] \|\| 12932 \|\| 46.11% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| Syed Shah Nawaz \|\| [[Indian National Congress\|Cong. (R)]] \|\| 9902 \|\| 35.31% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}} \|\| Molia Zahrul Islam \|\|[[Indian Union Muslim League\|Muslim League]] \|\| 2787 \|\| 9.94% \|\| {{sort\|80\|3rd}}
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	\| 280 \|\| [[Murarai (Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Murarai]] \|\| \|\| [[Bazle Ahmad]] \|\| [[Socialist Unity Centre of India\|SUC]] \|\| 11627 \|\| 29.49% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}} \|\| Motahar Hossain \|\| [[Indian National Congress\|Cong. (R)]] \|\| 25883 \|\| 65.64% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| Chatterjee Bhabani Prosad \|\|[[Independent (politician)\|Ind.]] \|\| 1921 \|\| 4.87% \|\| {{sort\|80\|3rd}}		\| 280 \|\| [[Murarai (Vidhan Sabha constituency)\|Murarai]] \|\| \|\| [[Bazle Ahmad]] \|\| [[Socialist Unity Centre of India\|SUC]] \|\| 11627 \|\| 29.49% \|\| {{sort\|90\|2}}{{Runner-up\|2nd}} \|\| [[Motahar Hossain (Indian politician)\|Motahar Hossain]] \|\| [[Indian National Congress\|Cong. (R)]] \|\| 25883 \|\| 65.64% \|\| {{sort\|100\|1}}{{won}} \|\| Chatterjee Bhabani Prosad \|\|[[Independent (politician)\|Ind.]] \|\| 1921 \|\| 4.87% \|\| {{sort\|80\|3rd}}
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