Nagaon Peaceful Election 2026 Creates History with Violence-Free PollsHistory Created as Election and Vote Counting Conclude Peacefully in Nagaon

Nagaon: In the 2026 Assam Assembly Election, Nagaon district achieved a historic milestone. For many years, the district had often made headlines due to election violence, allegations of rigging, and unrest (Nagaon Peaceful Election 2026). However, this time, the entire election process was completed in a completely peaceful atmosphere. The people of Nagaon set a new example of peace by breaking all previous records of disturbances .

Under the leadership of Nagaon District Commissioner and District Election Officer Devashish Sharma (IAS) and Senior Superintendent of Police Partha Pratim Das (IPS), the district administration and police worked tirelessly day and night and implemented several timely measures, making this success possible. Notably, the active cooperation of the public further strengthened these efforts.

Preparation and Vigilance:

Long before the elections, the district administration had undertaken special planning to ensure peaceful polling. District Commissioner Devashish Sharma repeatedly conducted review meetings regarding election preparedness, identified sensitive areas, and coordinated closely with the police. Security arrangements were strengthened through discussions with police observers and officials at various levels.

Particularly in areas known to be sensitive, the District Commissioner, along with the Superintendent of Police, carried out awareness drives among the public and conducted area domination exercises.

Under the leadership of Senior Superintendent of Police Partha Pratim Das, the police conducted area domination, road marches, and regular patrolling to control suspicious activities. The District Commissioner himself was present during many of these operations. Strict security arrangements were implemented at polling stations on election day, due to which no major unrest or violent incidents occurred.

Role of the Public and Expression of Gratitude:

District Commissioner Devashish Sharma described public cooperation as extremely important. He stated, “It is because of the awareness and cooperation of the people that peaceful elections were possible in Nagaon this time.” By participating in the voting process while supporting peace, the people of the district made the festival of democracy meaningful.

Various sections of society have praised the joint efforts of the district administration, police, and the public for this success. The election process in Nagaon district proved that with proper leadership, planning, and public cooperation, any challenge can be overcome.

The success of Nagaon district has now become an example for the entire state of Assam. The dedication and efficiency of officers like District Commissioner Devashish Sharma and Senior Superintendent of Police Partha Pratim Das demonstrated that public trust can be earned through service and responsibility.

People from different sections are now appreciating both the residents of Nagaon district and the role played by the administration and police.

Election Results of Nagaon District:

Kaliabor:

Keshab Mahanta (AGP) – 74,029 (Winner)

Jiten Gour (Independent) – 56,139

Margin – 17,890

Samaguri Assembly Constituency:

Tanzil Hussain (Congress) – 145,212 (Winner)

Anil Saikia (BJP) – 36,902

Abdul Aziz – 27,904

Margin – 108,310

Rupahihat Constituency:

Nurul Huda (Congress) – 135,682 (Winner)

Aminul Islam (AIUDF) – 65,916

Margin – 69,766

Dhing:

Mehboob Moktar (Raijor Dal) – 131,182 (Winner)

Matiur Rahman – 59,688

Margin – 71,494

Nagaon Batadrava:

Rupak Sharma (BJP) – 113,958 (Winner)

Dr. Durlabh Chamua – 51,974

Margin – 61,984

Raha:

Shashikanta Das (BJP) – 111,360 (Winner)

Utpal Bania (Congress) – 90,766

Margin – 20,594

Barhampur:

Jitu Goswami (BJP) – 117,127 (Winner)

Rajen Gohain (AJP) – 60,086

Margin – 57,041

District Commissioner Devashish Sharma also expressed gratitude, as the head of the district administration, to Election Officer Shekharjyoti Phukan, Chief Executive Officer of the Zila Parishad Manoj Chikariya, and every administrative officer and employee involved in the election duty for performing their responsibilities with dedication.

DC Nagaon Calls for Bhupen Hazarika Tributes at All Bihu Stages