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Harnaut election result 2025: JD(U)’s Hari Narayan Singh vs Congress’ Arun Kumar in high-stakes battle in Nalanda

Harnaut, one of Bihar’s most politically emblematic constituencies, is witnessing a tight contest in the 2025 Assembly elections; JD(U) veteran Hari Narayan Singh is looking for his fourth consecutive victory against Congress candidate Arun Kumar with the addition of Jan Suraaj Party’s Kamlesh Paswan in the triangular fray.

A seat firmly tied to Nitish Kumar’s legacy

Located in Nalanda district, Harnaut carries unusual political weight as it includes Kalyan Bigha, the ancestral village of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
The constituency, which is part of the Nalanda Lok Sabha seat, has long been associated with Kumar’s first political outing – he contested Harnaut four times and emerged victorious in 1985 (Janata Party) and 1995 (Samata Party).
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Since the rise of JD(U) in state politics, the party has maintained a tight grip on Harnaut and Hari Narayan Singh has emerged as the dominant face. Singh has represented the seat continuously since 2010, turning the constituency into a reliable JD(U) stronghold.

Competitors of 2025

But this choice offers a more competitive field:
Candidate Party

  • Hari Narayan Singh: JD(U)
  • Arun Kumar: Congress
  • Kamlesh Paswan: Jan Suraaj Party

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Past performance and election trends

In the 2020 Assembly elections, Hari Narayan Singh retained Harnaut with 65,404 votes (41.24%) and defeated LJP’s Mamta Devi, who got 38,163 votes (24.06%). Congress candidate Kundan Gupta stood third with 21,144 votes (13.33%).

In 2015, Singh won with 71,933 votes (45.91%), defeating LJP’s Arun Kumar (by 14,295 votes), who got 57,638 votes (36.78%).

According to Election Commission data, there were 3,08,138 registered voters in Harnaut in 2020, including 1,62,536 men, 1,45,594 women and 8 third gender voters.

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