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Anupam BiswasMLA, Kalyani (SC)
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West Bengal Legislative Assembly

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Member of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly for Kalyani (SC).

4 May 2026
In office since
1,14,469
Votes
34,792
Won by
Kalyani · 92
Seat
Party
Bharatiya Janata Party
Constituency
Kalyani (92)
Took office
4 May 2026
Predecessor
Ambika Roy
Age
59 years
Father
Late Madhusudan Biswas
Residence
Kalyani, Nadia, West Bengal

Biography

Anupam Biswas represents Kalyani in the West Bengal Legislative Assembly. He took office on 4 May 2026, elected on the Bharatiya Janata Party ticket from the Kalyani (SC) constituency in Nadia district.

He is 59. His father was the late Madhusudan Biswas, and he lives in Kalyani — the town he now represents.

Kalyani had been a Trinamool Congress seat in 2011 and again in 2016. The BJP took it in 2021 by 2,206 votes, a margin of almost exactly one percentage point. In 2026 Anupam Biswas held it with 1,14,469 votes — 53.12 per cent of the vote, and a margin of 34,792 on a turnout of 93.32 per cent.

The constituency covers the municipalities of Kalyani and Gayespur along with seven gram panchayats of the Kalyani development block, and forms part of the Bangaon Lok Sabha constituency.

What the numbers say

Two things changed at once. More people voted — turnout rose almost eight points to 93.32 per cent, among the highest anywhere in the state. And the seat stopped being marginal: a 2,206-vote win became a 34,792-vote win, with the BJP share up 9.08 points and the Trinamool Congress down 6.06.

Result, 2026

Kalyani (SC), Nadia district.

Every candidate who stood in 2026 is listed, in the order they finished.

  1. Anupam BiswasBJP

    1,14,46953.12%

    Bharatiya Janata Party — 1,14,469 Votes

  2. Dr. Atindra Nath MondalAITC

    79,67736.97%

    All India Trinamool Congress — 79,677 Votes

  3. Sabuj DasCPI(M)

    15,0376.98%

    Communist Party of India (Marxist) — 15,037 Votes

  4. None of the AboveNOTA

    1,9390.90%

    NOTA — 1,939 Votes

  5. Asimananda MajumderINC

    1,4530.67%

    Indian National Congress — 1,453 Votes

  6. Subrata DasIND

    8540.40%

    Independent — 854 Votes

  7. Ramkrishna BaraiBSP

    6920.32%

    Bahujan Samaj Party — 692 Votes

  8. Pulak AdhikaryIND

    4600.21%

    Independent — 460 Votes

  9. Bishwajit DasIND

    3380.16%

    Independent — 338 Votes

  10. Anupam Biswas (Independent)IND

    3200.15%

    Independent — 320 Votes

  11. Prankrishna Biswas (Babu)SUCI

    2670.12%

    Socialist Unity Centre of India — 267 Votes

2021 against 2026

The same seat, five years apart.

2021

  1. Ambika RoyBJP

    97,02644.04%

    Bharatiya Janata Party — 97,026 Votes

  2. Aniruddha BiswasAITC

    94,82043.03%

    All India Trinamool Congress — 94,820 Votes

  3. Sabuj DasCPI(M)

    22,16510.06%

    Communist Party of India (Marxist) — 22,165 Votes

  4. None of the AboveNOTA

    2,5771.17%

    NOTA — 2,577 Votes

2026

  1. Anupam BiswasBJP

    1,14,46953.12%

    Bharatiya Janata Party — 1,14,469 Votes

  2. Dr. Atindra Nath MondalAITC

    79,67736.97%

    All India Trinamool Congress — 79,677 Votes

  3. Sabuj DasCPI(M)

    15,0376.98%

    Communist Party of India (Marxist) — 15,037 Votes

  4. None of the AboveNOTA

    1,9390.90%

    NOTA — 1,939 Votes

Change in vote share

Percentage points gained or lost since 2021.

  • BJP+9.08
    BJP: +9.08% Vote share
  • AITC−6.06
    AITC: −6.06% Vote share
  • CPI(M)−3.08
    CPI(M): −3.08% Vote share
  • NOTA−0.27
    NOTA: −0.27% Vote share

Votes cast

How many people came out, and what share that was.

  • 202185.51%2,20,338
    Votes polled: 2,20,338
  • 202693.32%2,15,506
    Votes polled: 2,15,506

Election record

How Kalyani has voted.

How Kalyani has voted.
YearWon byVote shareMargin
2011All India Trinamool Congress51.50%8.80%
2016All India Trinamool Congress51.20%14.00%
2021Ambika Roy (BJP)44.04%1.01%
2026Anupam Biswas (BJP)53.12%16.15%

Areas served

Two municipalities and seven gram panchayats.

Municipalities

2 areas
  • Kalyani Municipality
  • Gayespur Municipality

Gram panchayats

7 areas
  • Chanduria II
  • Kanchrapara
  • Madanpur I
  • Madanpur II
  • Saguna
  • Sarati
  • Simurali

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Residents of the two municipalities and seven gram panchayats can write to the MLA office directly.

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Sources

Every figure on this website is drawn from the published public record. The sources are listed here so that any of it can be checked.