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Nagaon By-Election Result Live: Devasish Sharma vs Mohammed Badruddin Ajmal vs Sibamoni Bora; Check Who is Leading and Who is Trailing in Assam? BJP vs AIUDF vs Congress| ECI Results Update

Nagaon By-Election Result Live: Devasish Sharma vs Mohammed Badruddin Ajmal vs Sibamoni Bora; Check Who is Leading and Who is Trailing in Assam? BJP vs AIUDF vs Congress| ECI Results Update
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Nagaon Election Result 2026 Live: The Nagaon by-election in Assam is witnessing a contest between Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Devasish Sharma, All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) candidate Mohammed Badruddin Ajmal and Indian National Congress candidate Sibamoni Bora. The latest candidate-wise figures shared from the Election Commission of India (ECI) show Sharma ahead of Ajmal, with Bora trailing in third place. Voters and readers following the Nagaon election result can check the official ECI portal for updated vote counts, candidate positions and the final result.

Nagaon Election Result 2026: Who is Leading and Who is Trailing?

According to the ECI figures supplied for this update, Devasish Sharma is leading the Nagaon contest for the BJP. Mohammed Badruddin Ajmal of the AIUDF is in second place, while Sibamoni Bora of the Congress is trailing in third position.

The candidate-wise figures supplied are:

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  • Devasish Sharma (BJP): 59,865 votes.

  • Mohammed Badruddin Ajmal (AIUDF): 23,492 votes.

  • Sibamoni Bora (Congress): 7,668 votes.

These figures show Sharma ahead of Ajmal by 36,373 votes, while Bora is 52,197 votes behind Sharma. Vote totals and margins can change as counting progresses, so readers should confirm the latest figures on the official Election Commission of India website before relying on them.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 9, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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