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Bodoland Swarnalaxmi · Draw date Friday, 5th June 2026 · Published 1 hour ago
On Friday, 5 June 2026, the Bodoland Swarnalaxmi (Swarnalaxmi Series) draw declared ticket 975328 as the ₹1 lakh first-prize winner. This draw has 6 prize tiers with 132 winning numbers in total.
How we source this: we mirror the official Assam State Lottery result PDF the moment the Bodoland Lotteries (Government of Assam), Kokrajhar publishes it, parse the numbers from the official sheet, and link the original PDF on this page so you can verify every figure yourself. We do not sell tickets, and we never publish an unverified jackpot number — always confirm a win against the official sheet before claiming.
Bodoland tickets are plain numbers (no letter-series). Type yours (e.g. 975328) and we'll scan every prize tier on this Swarnalaxmi Series draw.
For the 4th, 5th and 6th prizes only the last 4 digits of your ticket decide the win.
Bodoland numbers carry no letter-series, so matching is purely numeric. Here's how to read this Swarnalaxmi Series draw.
The 1st prize number is 975328. It must match in full.
Any ticket whose 5-digit number is listed wins that tier.
Only the last four digits matter for these tiers.
The Government of Bodoland PDF is the only record accepted for a claim. Claim guide →
The other series drawn the same day. All 12 are published together in one Bodoland result sheet.
The 1st prize winning number is 975328, paying ₹1 Lakh on a ₹2 ticket. This draw has 6 prize tiers — parsed from the official Government of Bodoland result sheet.
Bodoland numbers have no letter-series. The 1st prize needs the full 6-digit number; the 2nd and 3rd need the 5-digit number; the 4th, 5th and 6th need only the last 4 digits. Use the checker above to scan all tiers.
Under Section 194B, a flat 30% TDS plus 4% cess (effective 31.2%) is deducted on winnings above ₹10,000 — on ₹1 Lakh that is ₹31,200, leaving ₹68,800. Tax math →
Claim within 30 days (by 5th July 2026) at the Directorate / Government of Bodoland with KYC. Online sale of lottery tickets is illegal in India — buy only from licensed retailers; we publish results for reference and do not sell tickets.