2021–2026 West Bengal Legislative Assembly by-elections

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2021 by-polls[edit | edit source]

AITC MLA Sovandeb Chattopadhyay from Bhabanipur resigned after the election to allow Mamata Banerjee to contest a by-election in the constituency.[1]

In the beginning of September, the ECI announced that general elections for Jangipur and Samserganj assembly seats and by-election for Bhabanipur seat would be held on 30 September and votes would be counted on 3 October. The time limit for filing nominations was set from 6 September until 13 September for Bhabanipur only.[2][3][4] Mamata Banerjee filed hers on 10 September.[5][6] A total of 12 candidates contested in Bhabanipur by-poll.[7][8] Kishor enrolled himself as a voter from Bhabanipur, but he did not cast his vote.[9][10]

A total of 52 central forces companies were deployed to the three poll-bound Assembly constituencies' booths.[11][12][13][14] Section 144 was enforced in Bhabanipur on 28 September.[15][16] On the eve of polling, the Commission deployed an additional 20 companies of central forces in Bhabanipur.[17][18][19]

On 28 September, the ECI announced that remaining by-polls would be held on 30 October and votes counted on 2 November.[20][21]

On 30 September the first report of violence came from Samserganj, and Congress candidate Jaidur Rahaman was accused of carrying out a bombing in this constituency.[22] TMC activists raised "go back" slogans surrounding him while he inspected booths on polling day. Central forces were accused of kicking TMC leader Habibur Rahman, the outgoing councilor of Ward 20 of Dhulian Municipality under Samserganj Assembly.[23][24] Priyanka Tibrewal, BJP candidate of Bhabanipur, was accused of violating the ECI's model code of conduct by travelling across the area with many cars and people at once.[25][26] After she claimed to have caught fake voters, Firhad Hakim pointed out that as a candidate she had no right to check their identities.[27] BJP leader Kalyan Chaubey's car was allegedly vandalised in Bhabanipur and BJP blamed TMC for the act.[28] Police released CCTV footage of the incident, claiming it had nothing to do with politics.[29][30] BJP claimed that Chaubey was their candidate's election agent but according to Commission sources, he was the agent of a Hindustani Awam Morcha candidate. The vehicle he used to get to the polling constituency was not registered by the EC. BJP lodged a total of 23 complaints against TMC over the voting process in Bhabanipur, but the ECI dismissed all of them.[31] A total of 697,164 voters were eligible to cast their votes in the three constituencies.[32][33][34][35] The voter turnout for Samserganj, Jangipur, and Bhabanipur was recorded at 79.92%, 77.63%, and 57.09% respectively.[36][37]

Results were announced on 3 October, with TMC winning the three seats.[38] Mamata Banerjee won the Bhabanipur Assembly seat by a margin of 58,835 votes over the BJP candidate.[39][40][41] TMC led in all wards of Bhabanipur, including wards 70 and 74, where BJP led in the last assembly polls.[42] On the same day, TMC officially announced a list of candidates for upcoming assembly by-elections to four seats.[43]

The Model Code of Conduct was imposed in Nadia, Cooch Behar, Khardaha, and Gosaba.[44] The ECI initially deployed 27 companies of central forces for the remaining by-elections.[45][46] A week before the by-elections, an additional 53 companies entered the state.[47] Later, the ECI decided to deploy a total of 92 CAPF companies.[48]

On the last day of the Dinhata by-election campaign, Dilip Ghosh and Sukanta Majumdar met the deputy inspector general of police, Shailendra Kumar Singh, at the Border Security Force sector headquarters of Sonari in Cooch Behar. This was controversial because the Chief Minister could not even hold administrative meetings with Cooch Behar district officials, as the model code of conduct was in effect. Reacting to this, Hakim said "Recently, the Ministry of Home Affairs has increased the jurisdiction of BSF to 50 km.[49][50][51] Taking advantage of this, the BJP leaders went to pull the BSF chief over to their side." TMC lodged a complaint with the ECI.[52][53] A TMC deputy went to the district magistrate's chamber and complained that the BSF-BJP meeting had violated the model code of conduct.[54]

On polling day, central forces were accused of intimidating voters at booth 296 in Dinhata and some other booths in Kharadaha and Gosaba.[55][56] In Kharadha, the central forces prevented TMC candidate Sovandeb Chattopadhyay from entering a booth, who alleged that they unfairly demanded to see double vaccination certificates from voters. The problem was resolved after informing the matter to the presiding officer.[57][58] During the election campaign, Joy Saha, BJP candidate of Khardaha, used a picture of the deceased TMC leader Kajal Sinha in his campaign.[59] On election day, he claimed to have caught two fake voters red-handed, which was proven false. When he claimed to have caught a fake voter and BJP supporters started harassing the man, a fight broke out between the TMC and the BJP over the incident.[60] Joy Saha's personal security guards baton charged TMC activists, injuring the Sinha's son in the process.[61][62] Gosaba registered highest voter turnout among four constituencies.[63][64]

The results of the four constituencies was announced on 2 November, with TMC winning all seats.[65] TMC's Sovandeb Chattopadhyay and Subrata Mondal won Khardaha[66] and Gosaba,[67] respectively, by huge margins. Udayan Guha, who lost the Dinhata seat by a margin of 57 votes during the assembly election, won the seat in the bypolls by a margin of 164,089 votes.[68] TMC also won the Santipur seat, where Braja Kishor Goswami[69] was the TMC candidate, from the BJP by a considerable margin of votes.[70]

2021–2026 by-elections[edit | edit source]

Date Constituency Previous MLA Reason Elected MLA
30 September 2021 159 Bhabanipur Sovandeb Chattopadhyay Trinamool Congress Resigned on 21 May 2021[71] Mamata Banerjee Trinamool Congress
30 October 2021 7 Dinhata Nisith Pramanik Bharatiya Janata Party Resigned on 12 May 2021[72] Udayan Guha
86 Santipur Jagannath Sarkar Braja Kishore Goswami
109 Khardaha Kajal Sinha Trinamool Congress Died on 25 April 2021[73] Sovandeb Chattopadhyay
127 Gosaba Jayanta Naskar Died on 19 June 2021[74] Subrata Mondal
12 April 2022 161 Ballygunge Subrata Mukherjee Died on 4 November 2021[75] Babul Supriyo
27 February 2023 60 Sagardighi Subrata Saha Died on 29 December 2022[76] Bayron Biswas[77] Indian National Congress
5 September 2023 15 Dhupguri Bishnu Pada Roy Bharatiya Janata Party Died on 25 July 2023[78] Nirmal Chandra Roy Trinamool Congress
7 May 2024 62 Bhagabangola Idris Ali Trinamool Congress Died on 16 February 2024[79] Reyat Hossain Sarkar
1 June 2024 113 Baranagar Tapas Roy Resigned on 4 March 2024[80] Sayantika Banerjee
10 July 2024 35 Raiganj Krishna Kalyani Bharatiya Janata Party Resigned on 27 March 2024[81] Krishna Kalyani
90 Ranaghat Dakshin Mukut Mani Adhikari Resigned on 19 April 2024[82] Mukut Mani Adhikari
94 Bagdah Biswajit Das Madhuparna Thakur
167 Maniktala Sadhan Pande Trinamool Congress Died on 20 February 2022[83][lower-alpha 1] Supti Pandey
13 November 2024 6 Sitai Jagadish Basunia Elected to Lok Sabha on 4 June 2024 Sangita Roy
14 Madarihat Manoj Tigga Bharatiya Janata Party Jay Prakash Toppo
104 Naihati Partha Bhowmick Trinamool Congress Sanat Dey
121 Haroa Haji Nurul Islam Sheikh Rabiul Islam
236 Medinipur June Malia Sujoy Hazra
251 Taldangra Arup Chakraborty Falguni Singhababu
19 June 2025 80 Kaliganj Nasiruddin Ahamed Died on 1 February 2025[86] Alifa Ahmed

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  1. ↑ The seat fell vacant due to the death of sitting MLA Sadhan Pande on 20 February 2022. However, by-polls to the seat couldn't be held even after 6 months of Pande's death (according to Indian law) because BJP candidate Kalyan Chaubey filed an election petition in the Calcutta High Court alleging irregularities in polling & demanded a recount of votes. The Representation of the People Act, 1951 forbids holding any polls to the seat until any election petition concerning that seat hasn't been resolved at the court.[84] On 29 April 2024, Choubey withdrew his election petition from the court, making way for by-poll to the seat.[85]
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