WB BJP Winners List: Bharatiya Janata Party winners in West Bengal Assembly Election 2026

The counting of votes for the 294-seat West Bengal Assembly is currently underway under heavy security across the state. Early trends as of May 4, 2026, suggest a historic shift, with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) making significant gains in several regions. While the Trinamool Congress (TMC) continues to fight back in its urban strongholds, the saffron party has shown strong momentum in North Bengal and the tribal belts of Jangalmahal.

High-Stakes Battles: Bhabanipur and Nandigram in Focus

The spotlight remains firmly fixed on Bhabanipur, where Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is locked in a prestige battle against her former aide turned BJP challenger, Suvendu Adhikari. Early trends indicate a see-saw contest; while Adhikari took an initial lead in the first two rounds, the gap remains narrow as counting progresses into the inner-city wards.

In Nandigram, another symbolic seat, the BJP has maintained a steady edge in the early rounds. These high-profile contests are being viewed as a barometer for the overall mood of the state, particularly in South Bengal, where the TMC has traditionally held a dominant position.

BJP Performance in North Bengal and the South

North Bengal continues to be a fortress for the BJP. In districts like Cooch Behar, Alipurduar, and Jalpaiguri, the party is leading in nearly all constituencies, according to early Election Commission trends. Meanwhile, in industrial belts like Asansol and Durgapur, candidates such as Agnimitra Paul are witnessing a tough fight against the ruling party.

Election officials have noted that with a record voter turnout of over 92%, the counting process is expected to last well into the evening. Trends may shift significantly once the postal ballots are fully accounted for and counting moves into the more densely populated urban blocks.

West Bengal Assembly Election 2026: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Full Winners List

• Mekliganj (SC): Dadhiram Ray – Won by 29,584 votes (19/19 rounds)
• Kalimpong: Bharat Kumar Chetri – Won by 21,464 votes (12/12 rounds)
• Darjeeling: Noman Rai – Won by 6,057 votes (17/17 rounds)
• Burwan (SC): Sukhen Kumar Bagdi – Won by 22,300 votes (13/13 rounds)
• Nakashipara: Santanu Dey – Won by 17,327 votes (13/13 rounds)
• Khardaha: Kalyan Chakraborti – Won by 24,486 votes (13/13 rounds)
• Jagatballavpur: Anupam Ghosh – Won by 6,671 votes (19/19 rounds)
• Medinipur: Sankar Kumar Guchhait – Won by 38,747 votes (21/21 rounds)
• Saltora (SC): Chandana Bauri – Won by 32,135 votes (15/15 rounds)
• Ranibandh (ST): Kshudiram Tudu – Won by 52,269 votes (19/19 rounds)
• Jamalpur: Arun Halder – Won by 11,178 votes (14/14 rounds)
• Monteswar: Saikat Panja – Won by 14,798 votes (21/21 rounds)
• Bhatar: Karfa Soumen – Won by 6,528 votes (14/14 rounds)
• Raniganj: Partha Ghosh – Won by 17,786 votes (20/20 rounds)
• Jamuria: Dr. Bijan Mukherjee – Won by 22,514 votes (15/15 rounds)
• Asansol Dakshin: Agnimitra Paul – Won by 40,839 votes (15/15 rounds)