Murshidabad District Religion Population 2011

Murshidabad, West Bengal has 71,03,807 people in Census 2011 religion records. Muslim is the largest community with 47,07,573 people (66.27%).

Murshidabad district in West Bengal recorded a total population of 71,03,807 in Census 2011 across 26 subdistricts. The demographic distribution shows Muslim as the largest community with 47,07,573 residents, accounting for 66.27% of the district population. The second largest group is Hindu with 23,59,061 people (33.21%), establishing a majority gap of 33.06 percentage points. All other religious demographics combined represent 23,96,234 individuals (33.73% of the district total).

Census 2011 Religious Composition for Murshidabad District

The religion census data for Murshidabad district spans 8 documented religious groups:

• Muslim: 47,07,573 population (66.27% of district total).
• Hindu: 23,59,061 population (33.21% of district total).
• Christian: 18,102 population (0.25% of district total).
• NotStated: 7,491 population (0.11% of district total).
• Other: 7,429 population (0.10% of district total).
• Jain: 3,037 population (0.04% of district total).
• Sikh: 766 population (0.01% of district total).
• Buddhist: 348 population (0.00% of district total).

Detailed Religion Demographics for Murshidabad

Subdistricts in Murshidabad

• Farakka
• Samserganj
• Suti - I
• Suti - II
• Raghunathganj - I
• Raghunathganj - II
• Lalgola
• Sagardighi
• Bhagawangola - I
• Bhagawangola - II
• Raninagar - II
• Jalangi
• Domkal
• Raninagar - I
• Murshidabad Jiaganj
• Nabagram
• Khargram
• Kandi
• Berhampore
• Hariharpara
• Nawda
• Beldanga - I
• Beldanga - II
• Bharatpur - II
• Bharatpur - I
• Burwan