2007 Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly election

2007 Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly election
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7 April 2007 (2007-04-07) – 8 May 2007 (2007-05-08)
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All 403 seats of the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly
202 seats needed for a majority
Turnout45.96% (Decrease 7.84%)
  Majority party Minority party
 
Leader Mayawati Mulayam Singh Yadav
Party BSP SP
Alliance - -
Leader since 1995 1992
Leader's seat Sri Nagar (Lost, By Elected in MLC) Bharthana(vaccated)
Gunnaur[1]
Last election 98 143
Seats won 206 97
Seat change Increase 108 Decrease 46
Popular vote 15,872,561 13,267,674
Percentage 30.43% 25.43%
Swing Increase 7.37% Increase 0.06%
  Third party Fourth party
 
Leader Rajnath Singh Sonia Gandhi
Party BJP INC
Alliance NDA UPA
Leader since 2005 1998
Leader's seat Did not contest Did not contest
Last election 88 25
Seats won 51 22
Seat change Decrease 37 Decrease 3
Popular vote 8,851,199 4,489,234
Percentage 16.97% 8.61%
Swing Decrease 3.11% Decrease 0.35%
Chief Minister before election

Mulayam Singh Yadav
SP

Elected Chief Minister

Mayawati
BSP

The 2007 Uttar Pradesh legislative assembly election was held during April–May 2007. It was held to elect a government for the state of Uttar Pradesh in India. The Votes were counted and results were declared in 11 May 2007.

Background

With 166 million people, U.P. is about the size of France, Germany, and the Benelux nations combined. There are 113 million voters, and 403 electoral seats, with an average of a quarter of a million voters in each constituency. The elections were conducted for 403 seats at 110,000 polling stations under very strict guidelines by the autonomous Election Commission of India. More than 46% of the electorate cast their votes.

Schedule

The election was held in seven phases:

  • Phase 1 : 2007-04-07
  • Phase 2 : 2007-04-13
  • Phase 3 : 2007-04-18
  • Phase 4 : 2007-04-23
  • Phase 5 : 2007-04-28
  • Phase 6 : 2007-05-03
  • Phase 7 : 2007-05-08

Parties

A total of 129 parties fielded 2,487 candidates, while 2020 candidates stood as independents, for the total of 406 seats.

Criminalisation in the U.P. 2007 elections

The number of criminal-politicians participating in the elections have been growing, particularly because they have been successful in the past. In the U.P. Assembly elections, 2002, candidates with criminal records won 206 out of 403 seats in the assembly, i.e. more criminals were elected than regular politicians.[2]

In 2007, the participation by criminals increased significantly. Prior to elections, 74% more criminal politicians were given tickets by the mainstream parties (Source: UP Election Watch, independent NGO headed by ex-DIG Ishwar P. Dwivedi[3]):

  1. Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP): 36.27%
  2. Samajwadi Party (SP): 27.01%
  3. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP): 23.05%
  4. Indian National Congress (INC) : 21.60%

The Election Commission of India, the autonomous body charged with conducting elections, was facing intense media pressure to check criminalization related irregularities in the electoral process. Extremely strict measures were enforced, bringing in 639 companies of paramilitary forces to prevent musclepower effects. Any deviations from prescribed norms led to candidates being debarred. To help manage the situation, elections were held in seven stages.

At least six candidates campaigned from jails, broadcasting live speeches through illegal mobile phones smuggled into their jail cells while jailors looked the other way.

However, partially owing to the strict measures adopted during elections, only 100 persons with criminal records won the elections (as opposed to 206 in the previous elections). These include the elected Chief Minister Mayawati, who is facing embezzlement charges stemming from the Rs.175 crore (US$35 million) Taj Corridor Case, the leader of the opposition Mulayam Singh Yadav, and other ganglords and hardened criminals (see Criminal-Politicians below). In many of these instances, opposition campaigners did not feel safe enough to put up a vibrant campaign, and in some situations, the mainstream parties reached alliances with the criminals and did not put up serious competition (e.g., Mukhtar Ansari). However, to some extent, these victories may also reflect a perception that these criminal politicians are able to deliver some level of well-being to their communities.

For example, the Soraon Assembly constituency in Allahabad district is one where all 11 candidates in the fray had criminal cases pending against them. Here Mohd. Mustaba Siddiqi of the Bahujan Samaj Party (38280 votes, 29.41%) defeated Mohd. Ayub of the Samajwadi Party (32739/25.15%).[4]

Alleged and convicted criminal-politicians who won

Samajwadi Party

  • Mukhtar Ansari, (Independent, supported by Samajwadi Party): won as (Independent) from Mau, while he was in Jhansi jail, facing charges in the murder of BJP ganglord-MLA from Ghazipur, Krishnanand Rai. His brother Afzal Ansari became the Lok Sabha MP from Ghazipur, after Krishnanand Rai was killed, and is also in jail for the murder, which was apparently executed by the Munna Bajrangi gang which is known to be close to the Ansari's. Mukhtar is named in 29 criminal cases (the third highest in these elections), but is close to Mulayam Singh Yadav, and the Samajwadi Party did not put up a candidate against him. He also is said to be close to Sonia Gandhi's Indian National Congress party, who put up only a dummy candidate, Gopal, against him; Gopal garnered only three thousand votes and lost his deposit. A large faction of the Mau Congress executive committee members had resigned en masse to protest against choosing such a dummy candidate.

Despite Mukhtar's muscle power however, the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) candidate Vijay Pratap managed to garner 42% of the vote, and Mukhtar won by seven thousand votes (47%) only[5] Currently lodged at Gorakhpur Jail, where his case might take a long time to come to trial. He won the Lakshmipur Constituency seat in Gorakhpur District by a margin of nearly 20 thousand votes (12%).

  • Raghuraj Pratap Singh (Independent, supported by Samajwadi Party/Bharatiya Janata Party): alias Raja Bhaiyya, with 35 criminal cases filed against him. Raja Bhaiyya is from the princely family of Kunda. A skull found in a palace pond allegedly belongs to scooterist Santosh Misra who was guilty of daring to overtake his convoy. He won as an independent from Kunda with an overwhelming margin of 53,000 votes (48%) over Shiv Prakash Mishra of the BSP.
  • Mukhtar Ansari's eldest brother Sibakatullah Ansari (Samajwadi Party): won from Mohammadabad, which used to be the constituency for the slain BJP MLA Krishnanand Rai. Shibakatullah defeated Krishnanand's wife Alka Rai (BJP), who was standing on a platform of seeking justice for the murder of her husband, apparently by the Ansari's
  • Chandrabhadra Singh alias Sonu (Samajwadi Party), from Issauli in Sultanpur district, is accused, along with seven others, in the murder of the gangster-Saint Gyaneshwar in Allahabad. After Mayawati's accession to power, Chandrabhadra was arrested as one of her first directives

Bahujan Samaj Party

Out of 19 ministers of state in the Mayawati cabinet, eight have violent criminal charges pending against them.[6]

Rashtriya Parivartan Dal

  • D. P. Yadav, mafia don and erstwhile liquor baron from Western U.P. (Rashtriya Parivartan Dal): Scraped through from Sahaswan, with a 109-vote margin (0.1%) over the Samajwadi Party incumbent Omkar Singh[11]
  • D. P. Yadav's wife Umlesh Yadav (Rashtriya Parivartan Dal) won more handily from Bisauli, defeating incumbent Samajwadi Party legislator Yogendra Singh Kunnu with a margin of 13,400 votes (10%).[12][13]

Alleged and convicted criminal-politicians who lost

Rashtriya Lok Dal

  • Chhotelal Vishwakarma of Rashtriya Lok Dal, with 24 cases against him,[3] lost from Gangapur in Varanasi District. He polled only two thousand votes and lost his deposit. Surendra Singh Patel of the Samajwadi Party won from this constituency with a lead of ten thousand votes (6%) over Neel Ratan Patel of Apna Dal.

Apna Dal/Bharatiya Janata Party

  • Pawan Pandey (Apna Dal, supported by Bharatiya Janata Party), who has 63 criminal cases pending against him (the highest number of cases pending against any candidate in this election[14]) lost in Akbarpur, trailing the winner Ram Achal Rajbhar of Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) by nearly twelve thousand votes (13%).
  • Abhay Singh, a criminal-politician in jail charged with several murder cases against him, fielded his wife Sarita Singh on Apna Dal ticket from Bikapur seat in Faizabad district. At one point, he conducted a meeting with the sector-in-charge inside the jail.[15] Abhay Singh has also been accused of making threatening calls to voters from inside the Faizabad jail. While Sarita Singh polled forty thousand votes, she came third, trailing the winner Jitendra Kumar Bablu Bhaiya (BSP) by 13 thousand votes (8%).

A number of other criminal politicians mentioned in the press, such as the new bandit queen Seema Parihar, wife of the slain dacoit Nirbhay Gujjar,[16] do not appear on the candidate lists, and may have been removed due to irregularities in their nomination papers or otherwise.

Election result

Exit polls suggested that the Bahujan Samaj Party may emerge as the largest party with between 110 and 160 seats; however, it far outstripped this prediction collecting an absolute majority of 206 seats out of a total 403 in the assembly. In contrast, Samajwadi Party, Bharatiya Janata Party and the Indian National Congress were reduced very significantly.

These elections were another major example of the pollsters getting it wrong at Indian Elections. In a similar pattern to the 2004 General Elections. The pollsters overpredicted the votes of the BJP.[17]

The results by party[18] are as follows:

Vote Share by party (Uttar Pradesh Assembly Election, 2007)
  1. BSP (30.4%)
  2. SP (25.4%)
  3. BJP (17.0%)
  4. INC (8.61%)
  5. Other (18.6%)
Seat Share
  1. BSP (51.1%)
  2. SP (24.1%)
  3. BJP (12.7%)
  4. INC (5.46%)
  5. RLD (2.48%)
  6. Other (4.22%)
UP State Assembly Elections, 2007
Party Candidates Won Previous
election
BSP 403 206 67(*)
SP 393 97 152
BJP 350 51 83
INC 393 22 25
RLD 254 10 15
RPD 14 2 1
ABLTC 2 1 2
JD(U) 16 1 2
UP United Democratic Front 54 1
Jan Kranti Party 66 1
Jan Morcha 118 1
RSBP 122 1
Independent 2581 9 16
Total 6086 403

Defections

The BSP had won 98 seats in the last elections, but 33 MLAs defected to the Samajwadi Party in 2003,[19] in a move that may have been illegal but was permitted by the then speaker Kesri Nath Tripathi.[20]

Blanked out

In addition, 116 parties fielded candidates but failed to win a seat. The parties with more than 50 candidates fielded without outcome are:

However, it is likely that some of these parties may have taken away votes from other groups; e.g., Udit Raj's Indian Justice Party has a good standing among Dalits who also constitute an important chunk of the BSP vote bank.

Rainbow coalition

A characteristic of the BSP win was the amalgamation of Brahmin votes into the Dalit dominated party,[21] an approach that has been called the rainbow coalition. This is in contrast to the decades-old trend of exploiting deep-rooted caste divisions in the state between Dalits, Upper Castes, Muslims and different OBC groups, which tend to vote in blocks.[22]

Results by Constituencies

This is the list of winners consolidated from the Election Commission of India party-wise results pages (ECI website).

Constituency Winner Runner-up Margin
Candidate Party Votes % Candidate Party Votes % Votes %
1 Seohara Yash Pal Singh BSP 47,751 31.41 Qutubddin SP 32,873 21.62 14,878 9.79
2 Dhampur Ashok Kumar Rana BSP 65,717 40.80 Thakur Mool Chand Chauhan SP 45,191 28.06 20,526 12.74
3 Afzalgarh Muhammad Gazi BSP 59,496 35.27 Dr. Indra Dev Singh BJP 51,066 30.27 8,430 5.00
4 Nagina (SC) Omwati Devi BSP 46,551 32.86 Manoj Kumar Paras SP 36,764 25.95 9,787 6.91
5 Nazibabad (SC) Sheesh Ram BSP 49,848 38.97 Raj Kumar CPI(M) 41,860 32.72 7,988 6.25
6 Bijnor Shahnawaz S/o Badrujama BSP 61,588 37.17 Kuvar Bharatendra BJP 61,031 36.84 557 0.33
7 Chandpur Iqbal BSP 58,808 35.91 Ram Avtar Singh BJP 28,797 17.58 30,011 18.33
8 Kanth Rizwan Ahmad Khan BSP 37,945 28.33 Abhinay Chaudhary RLD 21,817 16.29 16,128 12.04
9 Amroha Mehboob Ali SP 42,115 31.29 Mangal Singh BJP 41,437 30.79 678 0.50
10 Hasanpur Ferhat Hasan BSP 50,138 31.02 Devendra Nagpal IND 46,631 28.85 3,507 2.17
11 Gangeshwari (SC) Harpal Singh BJP 43,142 33.72 Jagram Singh SP 35,399 27.67 7,743 6.05
12 Sambhal Iqbal Mehmood SP 46,096 33.45 Rajesh Singhal BJP 34,436 24.99 11,660 8.46
13 Bahjoi Aqeel-ur-rahman Khan BSP 41,040 31.89 Bharat Singh Yadav BJP 40,131 31.18 909 0.71
14 Chandausi (SC) Girish Chandra BSP 40,335 36.19 Satish Premi SP 33,053 29.66 7,282 6.53
15 Kunderki Akbar Husain BSP 50,626 33.86 Hazi Mohammad Rizwan SP 41,356 27.66 9,270 6.20
16 Moradabad West Rajeev Channa BJP 39,705 27.12 Mohd. Aqil BSP 34,116 23.30 5,589 3.82
17 Moradabad Sandeep Agrawal SP 49,547 60.71 Vikas Jain BJP 20,368 24.96 29,179 35.75
18 Moradabad Rural Usmanul Haq SP 49,194 29.09 Ramveer Singh BJP 46,034 27.22 3,160 1.87
19 Thakurdwara Vijay Kumar Urf Vijay Yadav BSP 62,394 37.03 Kuwar Sarvesh Kumar BJP 53,284 31.62 9,110 5.41
20 Suar Tanda Nawab Kazim Ali Khan Alias Navaid Mian SP 61,227 37.69 Shiv Bahadur Saxena BJP 46,621 28.70 14,606 8.99
21 Rampur Mohd. Azam Khan SP 53,091 55.54 Afroz Ali Khan INC 19,719 20.63 33,372 34.91
22 Bilaspur Sanjay Kapoor INC 35,040 20.84 Jwala Prasad BJP 34,318 20.41 722 0.43
23 Shahabad (SC) Kashi Ram BJP 35,793 28.49 Radhey Shayam SP 30,852 24.56 4,941 3.93
24 Bisauli Umlesh Yadav RPD 51,116 38.68 Yogendra Kumar Kunnu SP 37,808 28.61 13,308 10.07
25 Gunnaur Mulayam Singh Yadav SP 54,696 60.56 Arif Ali BSP 23,049 25.52 31,647 35.04
26 Sahaswan Dhram Pal Yadav Dp Yadav RPD 33,883 29.54 Omkar Singh SP 33,774 29.44 109 0.10
27 Bilsi (SC) Yogendra Sagar Urf Anu BSP 44,876 41.14 Ashutosh Maurya Urf Raju SP 39,073 35.82 5,803 5.32
28 Budaun Mahesh Chandra BJP 36,403 31.78 Vimal Krishan Agrawal Urf Pappi SP 29,205 25.50 7,198 6.28
29 Usehat Muslim Khan BSP 46,739 35.14 Bhagwan Singh Shakya JD(U) 41,297 31.05 5,442 4.09
30 Binawar Ram Sevak Singh BJSH 34,856 27.81 Umesh Singh Rathore BSP 33,508 26.74 1,348 1.07
31 Dataganj Sinod Kumar Shakya (Deepu Bhaiya) BSP 36,612 32.73 Dr Shailesh Pathak Urf Guddu Bhaiya INC 23,680 21.17 12,932 11.56
32 Aonla Radha Krishna BSP 40,129 30.64 Bulaki Ram SP 30,750 23.48 9,379 7.16
33 Sunha Dharmendra Kumar Kashyap SP 29,707 24.61 Dr. Maiku Lal Maurya BSP 26,575 22.01 3,132 2.60
34 Faridpur (SC) Vijay Pal Singh BSP 39,371 35.42 Dr. Siaram Sagar SP 30,890 27.79 8,481 7.63
35 Bareilly Cantonment Virendra Singh BSP 31,353 25.23 Praveen Singh Aron INC 25,592 20.59 5,761 4.64
36 Bareilly City Rajesh Agarwal BJP 26,893 31.52 Dr. Anil Sharma INC 16,464 19.30 10,429 12.22
37 Nawabganj Bhagwat Saran Gangwar SP 40,654 27.74 Kesar Singh BSP 36,506 24.91 4,148 2.83
38 Bhojipura Shazil Islam Ansari BSP 39,339 27.42 Bahoran Lal Maurya BJP 38,209 26.63 1,130 0.79
39 Kawar Sultan Beg SP 54,245 36.49 Dr. D.C. Verma BSP 42,719 28.73 11,526 7.76
40 Baheri Chhatra Pal Singh BJP 53,194 31.32 Anjum Rasheed BSP 44,932 26.46 8,262 4.86
41 Pilibhit Riaz Ahmad SP 50,947 37.70 B.K. Gupta BJP 46,912 34.72 4,035 2.98
42 Barkhera (SC) Sukh Lal BJP 55,220 43.46 Peetam Ram SP 41,831 32.92 13,389 10.54
43 Bisalpur Anis Ahmad Khan Urf Phool Babu BSP 45,689 32.00 Ram Saran Verma BJP 40,753 28.54 4,936 3.46
44 Puranpur Arshad Khan BSP 48,193 28.34 V.M. Singh INC 41,926 24.65 6,267 3.69
45 Powayan (SC) Mithlesh SP 48,552 31.96 Ram Saran Sagar BSP 37,825 24.90 10,727 7.06
46 Nigohi Roshan Lal BSP 58,821 47.93 Kovid Kumar SP 36,021 29.35 22,800 18.58
47 Tilhar Rajesh Yadav SP 43,708 35.46 Rajeev Kashyap BSP 30,286 24.57 13,422 10.89
48 Jalalabad Neeraj Kushwaha BSP 40,397 30.14 Ram Murti Singh Verma SP 36,738 27.41 3,659 2.73
49 Dadraul Avadhesh Kumar Verma BSP 43,425 35.67 Anwar Ali Urf Zakeeurr Rahman SP 37,599 30.89 5,826 4.78
50 Shahjahanpur Suresh Kumar Khanna BJP 51,463 41.66 Faizan Ali Khan BSP 41,273 33.41 10,190 8.25
51 Mohamdi (SC) Krishna Raj BJP 53,391 38.02 Banshidhar Raj SP 45,471 32.38 7,920 5.64
52 Haiderabad Arvind Giri SP 53,781 41.14 Rajeshwari Devi A/S Leela Devi BSP 45,375 34.71 8,406 6.43
53 Paila (SC) Rajesh Kumar BSP 39,291 35.83 Dataram SP 30,890 28.17 8,401 7.66
54 Lakhimpur Dr. Kaushal Kishore SP 47,996 38.46 Gayan Prakesh Bajpai BSP 46,752 37.46 1,244 1.00
55 Srinagar R.A. Usmani SP 34,982 29.51 Mayawati BSP 29,207 24.64 5,775 4.87
56 Nighasan Krishna Gopal Patel SP 52,867 29.56 Ajay Kumar Teni BJP 50,067 27.99 2,800 1.57
57 Dhaurehra Awasthi Bala Prashad BSP 80,690 55.03 Yashpal Chaudhari SP 51,486 35.11 29,204 19.92
58 Behta Mahendra Kumar Singh SP 48,414 33.50 Chandra Kumar Bapu BSP 45,136 31.23 3,278 2.27
59 Biswan Nirmal Verma BSP 52,658 35.81 Ram Pal Yadav SP 44,430 30.22 8,228 5.59
60 Mahmudabad Narendra Singh SP 81,799 50.36 Meesam Rizvi BSP 67,988 41.86 13,811 8.50
61 Sidhauli (SC) Dr. Hargovind Bhargava BSP 63,568 48.59 Syam Lal Rawat SP 51,574 39.42 11,994 9.17
62 Laharpur Mohd. Jasmir Ansari BSP 57,179 41.63 Anil Kumar Verma SP 44,314 32.26 12,865 9.37
63 Sitapur Radhey Shyam Jaiswal SP 43,716 36.69 Rakesh Kumar BSP 41,849 35.13 1,867 1.56
64 Hargaon (SC) Ramhet Bharti BSP 43,787 37.08 Ramesh Rahi SP 37,209 31.51 6,578 5.57
65 Misrikh Anoop Kumar SP 62,256 47.77 Gaya Prasad BSP 59,115 45.36 3,141 2.41
66 Machhrehta (SC) Ram Pal Rajvanshi SP 42,803 40.03 Vijay Kumar BSP 33,165 31.01 9,638 9.02
67 Beniganj (SC) Ram Pal Verma BSP 33,769 39.27 Ramesh S/o Shri Chhote Lal BJP 23,089 26.85 10,680 12.42
68 Sandila Abdul Mannan BSP 56,115 46.07 Smt Ishrat Rasool SP 53,060 43.56 3,055 2.51
69 Ahirori (SC) Virendra Kumar BSP 45,276 49.32 Prabhash Kumar SP 37,489 40.83 7,787 8.49
70 Hardoi Naresh Chandra Agarwal SP 67,317 55.58 Ram Kumar Kuril BSP 44,068 36.38 23,249 19.20
71 Bawan (SC) Rajeswari BSP 51,633 50.39 Shyam Prakash SP 30,010 29.29 21,623 21.10
72 Pihani Daud Ahmad BSP 51,184 43.41 Ashok Bajpayee SP 48,591 41.21 2,593 2.20
73 Shahabad Ashif BSP 41,727 34.34 Babu Khan SP 37,721 31.05 4,006 3.29
74 Bilgram Uprenda Tiwari BSP 61,703 43.50 Vishram Singh Yadav SP 49,234 34.71 12,469 8.79
75 Mallawan Krishna Kumar Singh Alias Satish Verma BSP 47,566 36.28 Dharmagya Mishra SP 39,448 30.09 8,118 6.19
76 Bangarmau Kuldeep Singh Sengar SP 38,384 28.81 Ram Shankar Pal BSP 36,251 27.21 2,133 1.60
77 Safipur (SC) Sudhir Kumar SP 38,196 35.21 Manish Kumar BSP 30,810 28.41 7,386 6.80
78 Unnao Deepak Kumar SP 42,210 35.03 Shiv Pal Singh INC 31,098 25.81 11,112 9.22
79 Hadha Sundar Lal Lodhi SP 37,928 30.71 Ashutosh Shukla BSP 36,003 29.15 1,925 1.56
80 Bhagwantnagar Kripa Shankar Singh BSP 46,343 36.69 Nattho Singh SP 29,016 22.97 17,327 13.72
81 Purwa Uday Raj SP 48,570 33.97 Hirday Narayan Dixit BJP 44,323 31.00 4,247 2.97
82 Hasanganj (SC) Radhelal BSP 51,541 44.68 Mastram BJP 33,014 28.62 18,527 16.06
83 Malihabad (SC) Gauri Shankar SP 44,481 31.90 Mewa Lal BSP 42,252 30.30 2,229 1.60
84 Mahona Nakul Dubey BSP 54,604 26.39 Gomti Yadav BJP 52,427 25.33 2,177 1.06
85 Lucknow East Vidya Sagar Gupta BJP 18,892 28.09 Fakhir Siddiqui SP 18,261 27.15 631 0.94
86 Lucknow West Lal Ji Tandon BJP 43,290 38.43 Bukqal Nawab SP 29,468 26.16 13,822 12.27
87 Lucknow Central Suresh Kumar Srivastava BJP 30,872 34.80 Ravi Das Mehrotra SP 26,962 30.39 3,910 4.41
88 Lucknow Cantonment Suresh Chandra Tiwari BJP 30,444 30.77 Arivind Kumar Tripathi Alias Guddu BSP 25,068 25.34 5,376 5.43
89 Sarojininagar Mohd. Irshad Khan BSP 65,736 37.00 Shyam Kishore Yadav SP 60,312 33.94 5,424 3.06
90 Mohanlalganj (SC) R.K. Chaudhary RSBP 31,387 29.48 Purnima Verma BSP 24,945 23.43 6,442 6.05
91 Bachhrawan (SC) Raja Ram INC 40,117 33.19 Ram Lal Akela SP 28,536 23.61 11,581 9.58
92 Tiloi Mayankeshwar Sharan Singh SP 44,513 31.66 Dr. Mohammad Muslim INC 44,056 31.34 457 0.32
93 Rae Bareli Akhilesh Kumar Singh IND 76,603 51.90 Rudra Pratap Singh INC 29,892 20.25 46,711 31.65
94 Sataon Shiv Ganesh INC 60,268 49.13 Ram Naresh Yadav SP 25,133 20.49 35,135 28.64
95 Sareni Ashok Kumar Singh INC 53,938 43.53 Uma Shanker BSP 30,609 24.70 23,329 18.83
96 Dalmau Ajay Pal Singh INC 51,517 36.38 Gajadhar Singh SP 39,083 27.60 12,434 8.78
97 Salon (SC) Shiv Balak Pasi INC 45,078 37.14 Asha Kishor SP 31,969 26.34 13,109 10.80
98 Kunda Raghuraj Pratap Singh IND 73,732 64.96 Shiv Prakash Mishra Senani BSP 20,604 18.15 53,128 46.81
99 Bihar (SC) Vinod Kumar IND 42,034 47.22 Krishna Chandra BSP 32,874 36.93 9,160 10.29
100 Rampur Khas Pramod Kumar INC 55,221 48.01 Kunwar Viggyat Singh SP 24,227 21.06 30,994 26.95
101 Gadwara Brijesh Saurabh BSP 47,209 42.74 Raja Ram SP 27,960 25.31 19,249 17.43
102 Pratapgarh Sanjay BSP 35,308 30.74 Haji Abdul Salam SP 26,352 22.94 8,956 7.80
103 Birapur Ram Siromani Shukla BSP 43,200 33.99 Shiva Kant Ojha BJP 38,693 30.45 4,507 3.54
104 Patti Rajendra Pratap Singh Alish Moti Singh BJP 42,579 29.74 Bal Kumar Alias Raj Kumar SP 42,125 29.42 454 0.32
105 Amethi Amita Singh INC 48,108 40.59 Ashish BSP 35,684 30.11 12,424 10.48
106 Gauriganj Chandra Prakash BSP 34,386 29.73 Mohd. Naim INC 28,398 24.55 5,988 5.18
107 Jagdishpur (SC) Ram Sewak INC 34,563 37.60 Shri Ram BSP 21,356 23.23 13,207 14.37
108 Issauli Chandra Bhadra Singh SP 53,911 43.92 Krishna Kumar Urf Kakku Panday BSP 49,473 40.30 4,438 3.62
109 Sultanpur Anoop Sanda SP 29,504 23.28 Om Prakash Pandey BJP 24,753 19.53 4,751 3.75
110 Jaising/pur Om Prakash (O.P.Singh) BSP 37,013 32.08 Jainarayan Tiwari INC 19,903 17.25 17,110 14.83
111 Chanda Vinod Kumar BSP 40,537 32.45 Manoj Kumar Pandey SP 24,773 19.83 15,764 12.62
112 Kadipur (SC) Bhagelu Ram BSP 35,312 29.09 Ram Chandra Chaudhary SP 33,933 27.95 1,379 1.14
113 Katehari Dharm Raj Nishad BSP 47,689 32.52 Jai Shanker Pandey SP 47,449 32.35 240 0.17
114 Akbarpur Ram Achal Rajbhar BSP 55,875 34.62 Rammurti Verma SP 44,035 27.28 11,840 7.34
115 Jalalpur Sher Bahadur BSP 65,734 41.12 Rakesh Pandey SP 61,434 38.43 4,300 2.69
116 Jahangirganj (SC) Tribhuwan Dutt BSP 56,905 39.64 Ghanshyam Chandra Kharwar SP 48,954 34.10 7,951 5.54
117 Tanda Lal Ji Verma BSP 65,365 39.96 Azimul Huqe Pahalwan SP 62,910 38.46 2,455 1.50
118 Ayodhya Lallu Singh BJP 58,493 37.00 Indra Pratap Tiwari Urf Khabbu SP 52,752 33.37 5,741 3.63
119 Bikapur Jitendra Kumar Bablu Bhaiya BSP 52,424 32.96 Sita Ram Nishad SP 42,201 26.53 10,223 6.43
120 Milkipur Anand Sen BSP 60,515 40.92 Ram Chandra Yadav SP 51,136 34.58 9,379 6.34
121 Sohawal (SC) Awadhesh Prasad SP 48,624 33.08 Ramu Priyadarshi BSP 38,753 26.37 9,871 6.71
122 Rudauli Abbas Ali Zaidi Alias Rushdi Mian SP 45,388 36.08 Ashok Kumar Singh BSP 41,715 33.16 3,673 2.92
123 Dariyabad Rajeev Kumar Singh SP 56,608 43.74 Vivekanand BSP 42,840 33.10 13,768 10.64
124 Siddhaur (SC) Dharmi Rawat BSP 45,415 37.22 Ram Magan SP 35,194 28.84 10,221 8.38
125 Haidergarh Arvind Kumar Singh Gope SP 36,933 31.07 Sunder Lal Dixit BJP 32,763 27.57 4,170 3.50
126 Masauli Fareed Mahfooz Kidwai BSP 50,671 36.30 Rakesh Kumar Verma IJP 45,307 32.45 5,364 3.85
127 Nawabganj Sangram Singh BSP 49,030 34.83 Chhotey Lal Yadav SP 38,365 27.25 10,665 7.58
128 Fatehpur (SC) Km. Meeta Gautam BSP 33,698 26.77 Kusum Lata Singh SP 29,227 23.22 4,471 3.55
129 Ramnagar Amresh Kumar BSP 30,363 24.89 Kunvar Ramveer Singh SP 27,807 22.80 2,556 2.09
130 Kaiserganj Gulam Mohammad Khan BSP 38,911 34.19 Ramtej Yadav SP 20,889 18.36 18,022 15.83
131 Fakharpur Krishana Kumar BSP 38,983 31.85 Arun Veer Singh SP 38,547 31.49 436 0.36
132 Mahsi Sureshwar Singh BJP 50,286 36.56 Ali Akbar BSP 49,845 36.24 441 0.32
133 Nanpara Waris Ali BSP 54,965 36.39 Jata Shanker Singh BJP 34,439 22.80 20,526 13.59
134 Charda (SC) Shabbir Ahmad SP 33,541 32.16 Savitri Phoole BJP 31,859 30.54 1,682 1.62
135 Bhinga Daddan BSP 28,707 29.05 Mohammad Aslam INC 28,616 28.96 91 0.09
136 Bahraich Dr. Viqar Ahmed Shah SP 45,984 34.06 Vinod Tripathi BSP 43,540 32.25 2,444 1.81
137 Ikauna (SC) Ram Sagar Akela BSP 39,427 37.18 Akshaibar Lal BJP 32,185 30.35 7,242 6.83
138 Gainsari Alauddin BSP 44,893 35.36 Dr Shiv Pratap Yadava SP 38,456 30.29 6,437 5.07
139 Tulsipur Kaushlendra Nath Yogi BJP 39,250 32.96 Abdul Mashood Khan, Masood SP 32,751 27.50 6,499 5.46
140 Balrampur Dhirendra Pratap Singh BSP 25,180 24.43 Vinay Kumar Pandey (Vinnu) INC 23,269 22.57 1,911 1.86
141 Utraula Shyamlal BJP 37,000 33.23 Anwar Mahmood Khan SP 32,195 28.92 4,805 4.31
142 Sadullanagar Arif Anwar Hasmi SP 40,850 36.01 Ram Pratap Singh BJP 28,749 25.34 12,101 10.67
143 Mankapur (SC) Ram Bishun Azad SP 43,256 39.85 Paltu Ram BSP 38,634 35.59 4,622 4.26
144 Mujehna Nandita Shukla SP 46,600 38.82 Ram Pal Singh BSP 37,684 31.39 8,916 7.43
145 Gonda Moh. Jalil Khan BSP 39,600 34.02 Vinod Kumar Urf Pandit Singh SP 36,958 31.75 2,642 2.27
146 Katra Bazar Baij Nath Dubey SP 46,776 37.53 Bavan Singh BJP 42,297 33.93 4,479 3.60
147 Colonelganj Ajay Pratap Singh Alis Lalla Baiya INC 55,403 45.22 Yogesh Pratap Singh SP 32,608 26.61 22,795 18.61
148 Dixir (SC) Ramesh Chandra BSP 41,618 43.23 Ramapati Shastri BJP 38,260 39.74 3,358 3.49
149 Harraiya Raj Kishore Singh SP 46,411 32.89 Anil Singh BSP 41,266 29.25 5,145 3.64
150 Captainganj Ram Prasad Chaudhary BSP 47,372 32.44 Krishna Kinker Singh Rana IND 28,852 19.76 18,520 12.68
151 Nagar East (SC) Doodhram BSP 43,419 37.87 Ram Karan Arya SP 32,413 28.27 11,006 9.60
152 Basti Jeetendra Kumar BSP 37,258 28.17 Jagdambika Pal INC 27,478 20.78 9,780 7.39
153 Ramnagar Rajendra Prasad Chaudhery BSP 41,580 33.63 Sanjay Jaiswal INC 35,979 29.10 5,601 4.53
154 Domariaganj Taufique Ahmad BSP 32,626 26.05 Kamal Yusuf Malik SP 31,653 25.27 973 0.78
155 Itwa Mata Prasad Pandey SP 42,950 33.88 Javed BSP 40,622 32.05 2,328 1.83
156 Shohratgarh Chaudhari Ravind Pratap INC 33,716 24.35 Mumtaz Ahmad BSP 31,524 22.76 2,192 1.59
157 Naugarh Ishwar Chandra Shukla INC 30,417 22.85 Dhanraj Yadav BJP 24,071 18.08 6,346 4.77
158 Bansi Lal Ji Yadav SP 38,648 32.67 Jai Pratap Singh BJP 36,134 30.55 2,514 2.12
159 Khesraha Mohammad Tabis Khan BSP 47,522 34.90 Diwakar Vikram Singh SP 40,588 29.81 6,934 5.09
160 Menhdawal Abdul Kalam SP 35,947 29.62 Mashhoor Alam BSP 29,374 24.21 6,573 5.41
161 Khalilabad (SC) Bhagwandas BSP 41,497 39.44 Algoo Prasad Chauhan SP 31,841 30.27 9,656 9.17
162 Hainsarbazar (SC) Dasharath Prasad Chauhan SP 39,165 35.25 Ram Sidhare BSP 38,079 34.27 1,086 0.98
163 Bansgaon (SC) Sadal Prasad BSP 41,586 34.59 Sant Prasad BJP 39,302 32.69 2,284 1.90
164 Dhuriapar Rajendra Singh Urf Pahalwan Singh SP 36,514 28.52 Lal Amin Khan Urf Lal Shahi BSP 35,955 28.08 559 0.44
165 Chillupar Rajesh Tripathi BSP 54,107 42.94 Harishankar Tiwari ABLTC 47,174 37.44 6,933 5.50
166 Kauriram Ambika BSP 56,072 39.62 Ram Bhuwal SP 42,148 29.78 13,924 9.84
167 Mundera Bazar (SC) Madho Prasad INC 38,552 32.37 Harilal BSP 29,823 25.04 8,729 7.33
168 Pipraich Jamuna Nisad BSP 41,584 30.82 Jitendra Kumar Jaiswal Alias Pappu Bhaiya IND 32,258 23.91 9,326 6.91
169 Gorakhpur Dr. Radha Mohan Das Agrawal BJP 49,715 54.76 Bhanu Prakash Mishra SP 27,323 30.10 22,392 24.66
170 Maniram Vijay Bahadur Yadav BJP 47,657 32.12 Kamlesh Paswan SP 44,409 29.93 3,248 2.19
171 Sahjanwa Yashpal Singh Ravat IND 43,751 32.40 Dev Narain Alias G.M. Singh BSP 40,694 30.13 3,057 2.27
172 Paniara Fateh Bahadur BSP 52,007 38.25 Badri Prasad SP 48,117 35.39 3,890 2.86
173 Pharenda Bajrang Bahadur Singh BJP 40,327 28.93 Virendra Chaudhary BSP 31,413 22.54 8,914 6.39
174 Lakshmipur Amar Mani SP 64,377 41.14 Kaushal Kishore RJD 45,244 28.92 19,133 12.22
175 Siswa Avnindra Nath Dwedi Allies Mahant Dubey BJP 51,206 33.60 Shivendra Singh Allies Shiv Babu SP 43,835 28.76 7,371 4.84
176 Maharajganj (SC) Sripati SP 38,529 26.84 Nirmesh Mangal BSP 37,640 26.22 889 0.62
177 Shyam Deurwa Janaradan Prasad Ojha SP 48,351 33.90 Gyanendra BJP 37,503 26.29 10,848 7.61
178 Naurangia (SC) Shambhu Chaudhary BJP 38,308 27.66 Purnamasi Dehati SP 35,118 25.36 3,190 2.30
179 Ramkola Jaswant Singh Alias Atul BJP 45,097 32.22 Radheshyam Singh SP 40,810 29.16 4,287 3.06
180 Hata (SC) Ramapati Alias Ramakant BJP 36,617 29.87 Kailash Chand SP 29,172 23.80 7,445 6.07
181 Padrauna Kuwar Ratanjit Pratap Narayan Singh INC 29,913 20.40 Adya Shukla BSP 24,494 16.70 5,419 3.70
182 Seorahi Dr. P.K. Rai SP 49,498 32.63 Nand Kishor Mishra BJP 41,838 27.58 7,660 5.05
183 Fazilnagar Vishva Nath SP 52,301 37.38 Jagadish BSP 28,914 20.67 23,387 16.71
184 Kasia Brahma Shankar SP 52,831 34.72 Surya Pratap BJP 50,264 33.03 2,567 1.69
185 Gauri Bazar Pramod Singh BSP 53,071 36.16 Shaqir Ali SP 40,014 27.27 13,057 8.89
186 Rudrapur Suresh BSP 27,566 23.33 Jai Prakash Nishad BJP 21,530 18.22 6,036 5.11
187 Deoria Deenanath Kushwaha SP 25,568 18.12 Kamlesh BSP 22,776 16.14 2,792 1.98
188 Bhatpar Rani Kameswar Upadhyay SP 47,908 35.11 Sabhakunwar BSP 44,292 32.46 3,616 2.65
189 Salempur Choudhari Fasiha Vaseer SP 34,844 28.52 Margub Ahmad BSP 25,049 20.51 9,795 8.01
190 Barhaj Ram Prasad Jaisawal BSP 44,347 36.41 Swaminath SP 26,485 21.75 17,862 14.66
191 Natthupur Umesh Panday BSP 40,066 33.74 Amresh Chand Panday SP 34,040 28.67 6,026 5.07
192 Ghosi Phagoo BSP 39,849 31.75 Kapil Deo SP 32,031 25.52 7,818 6.23
193 Sagri Sarvesh Kumar Singh Sipu SP 47,422 33.90 Malik Masood BSP 40,287 28.80 7,135 5.10
194 Gopalpur Shyam Narayan BSP 44,729 35.17 Waseem SP 43,265 34.02 1,464 1.15
195 Azamgarh Durga Prasad Yadav SP 52,604 43.96 Ramakant BSP 42,350 35.39 10,254 8.57
196 Nizamabad Angad Yadav BSP 60,072 45.40 Alam Badi SP 46,674 35.28 13,398 10.12
197 Atraulia Surendra Prasad Mishra BSP 66,413 45.06 Balram Yadav SP 63,217 42.89 3,196 2.17
198 Phulpur Arun Kumar Yadav SP 47,766 35.46 Imran BSP 45,268 33.60 2,498 1.86
199 Saraimir (SC) Bhola SP 48,172 37.44 Heera Lal BSP 47,458 36.88 714 0.56
200 Mehnagar (SC) Vidya Chaudhary BSP 40,618 31.72 Ram Jag CPI(M) 31,077 24.27 9,541 7.45
201 Lalganj Sukhdeo Rajbhar BSP 54,336 38.18 Narendra BJP 32,521 22.85 21,815 15.33
202 Mubarakpur Chandradeo BSP 43,069 29.87 Ram Darshan SP 40,593 28.15 2,476 1.72
203 Mohammadabad Gohna (SC) Rajendra Kumar BSP 42,949 32.60 Banwari SP 39,387 29.89 3,562 2.71
204 Mau Mukhtar Ansari IND 70,226 46.78 Vijay Pratap BSP 63,208 42.10 7,018 4.68
205 Rasra (SC) Ghoora Ram BSP 27,018 25.54 Anil Kumar BJP 23,709 22.41 3,309 3.13
206 Siar Kedarnath Verma BSP 42,256 37.04 Sharda Nand Anchal SP 31,960 28.01 10,296 9.03
207 Chilkahar Sanatan SP 36,454 29.00 Sangram BSP 33,328 26.52 3,126 2.48
208 Sikandarpur Shribhagwan BSP 39,773 33.00 Jiyaudin Rizwi SP 31,774 26.36 7,999 6.64
209 Bansdih Shiv Shanker BSP 31,488 26.53 Ramgovind Chaudhary SP 31,000 26.12 488 0.41
210 Doaba Subhash BSP 22,549 26.45 Bharat BJP 19,546 22.93 3,003 3.52
211 Ballia Manju BSP 32,084 29.92 Narad SP 28,916 26.96 3,168 2.96
212 Kopachit Ambika Chaudhary SP 41,405 33.57 Sudhir BSP 35,228 28.56 6,177 5.01
213 Zahoorabad Kalicharan BSP 42,654 28.17 Sanand SP 25,554 16.88 17,100 11.29
214 Mohammadabad Sibagtulla Ansari SP 56,361 39.38 Alka Rai BJP 52,975 37.02 3,386 2.36
215 Dildarnagar Pashupati BSP 55,150 43.43 Omprakash SP 47,968 37.77 7,182 5.66
216 Zamania Raj Kumar BSP 42,408 29.90 Kailash S/o Luttu SP 41,440 29.22 968 0.68
217 Ghazipur Saiyyada Shadab Fatima SP 41,829 30.73 Umashankar Kushwaha BSP 40,698 29.90 1,131 0.83
218 Jakhania (SC) Vijay Kumar BSP 49,885 37.43 Gareeb SP 41,074 30.82 8,811 6.61
219 Sadat (SC) Amerika BSP 46,280 34.04 Ramesh SP 38,350 28.21 7,930 5.83
220 Saidpur Dinanath Pandey BSP 52,869 34.53 Dr. Mahendra Nath Pandey BJP 40,216 26.27 12,653 8.26
221 Dhanapur Sushil Kumar BSP 72,642 49.41 Prabhu Narayan SP 55,403 37.69 17,239 11.72
222 Chandauli (SC) Sharda Prasad BSP 44,355 34.87 Ujagir SP 35,849 28.18 8,506 6.69
223 Chakia (SC) Jitendra Kumar BSP 48,655 36.36 Satya Prakash Sonker SP 45,664 34.13 2,991 2.23
224 Mughalsarai Ram Kishun SP 37,467 30.46 Babban BSP 35,530 28.89 1,937 1.57
225 Varanasi Cantonment Dr. Jyotasana Shrivastav BJP 31,642 26.04 Manoj Rai Pappu SP 26,163 21.53 5,479 4.51
226 Varanasi South Shyam Deo Roy Chaudhary Dada BJP 33,021 46.24 Dr. Dayashankar Misra Dayalu INC 19,319 27.05 13,702 19.19
227 Varanasi North Haji Abdul Samad Ansari SP 26,544 29.85 Dr. Shivnath Yadav BJP 24,345 27.38 2,199 2.47
228 Chiraigaon Udai Lal Maurya BSP 45,251 27.60 Radhakrishna Urf Sanjay Yadav SBSP 37,517 22.89 7,734 4.71
229 Kolasla Ajay Rai BJP 41,935 28.27 Dr. Awadhesh Kumar Singh BSP 36,979 24.93 4,956 3.34
230 Gangapur Surendra Singh Patel SP 49,734 30.52 Neel Ratan Patel (Nilu) AD 39,760 24.40 9,974 6.12
231 Aurai Rang Nath Mishra BSP 53,759 33.93 Rita Singh AD 51,028 32.20 2,731 1.73
232 Gyanpur Vijay Kumar SP 61,230 40.25 Dinesh Kumar BSP 58,652 38.56 2,578 1.69
233 Bhadohi (SC) Archana Saroj BSP 47,555 38.42 Deena Nath Bhashkar SP 41,225 33.30 6,330 5.12
234 Barsathi Ravindra Nath Tripathi BSP 40,994 34.28 Shachindra Nath Tripathi SP 27,196 22.74 13,798 11.54
235 Mariahu Dr. K.K. Sachan BSP 32,971 26.64 Smt. Shradha Yadav IND 31,261 25.25 1,710 1.39
236 Kerakat (SC) Biraju Ram BSP 42,584 36.42 Munni Devi SP 32,346 27.66 10,238 8.76
237 Beyalsi Jagdish Narain BSP 47,514 37.92 Subhash Chandra SP 32,679 26.08 14,835 11.84
238 Jaunpur Javed Ansari SP 37,343 31.64 Tej Bahadur Maurya Alias Pappoo BSP 30,485 25.82 6,858 5.82
239 Rari Dhananjay Singh JD(U) 44,641 31.57 Lal Bahadur Yadav SP 40,526 28.66 4,115 2.91
240 Shahganj (SC) Jagdish Sonkar SP 41,354 30.70 Rampher Gautam BSP 40,688 30.20 666 0.50
241 Khutahan Shailendra Yadav Lalai SP 45,947 33.13 Dinesh Kumar Yadav BSP 35,647 25.70 10,300 7.43
242 Garwara Seema BJP 43,236 36.56 Raj Narain Bind SP 30,603 25.88 12,633 10.68
243 Machhlishahr Subhash Pandey BSP 55,181 41.64 Jwala Prasad Yadav SP 45,656 34.46 9,525 7.18
244 Dudhi (SC) Chandra Mani Prasad BSP 51,720 32.25 Shiv Shankar SP 47,348 29.52 4,372 2.73
245 Robertsganj (SC) Satya Narayan Jaisal BSP 43,750 30.05 Munna SP 28,882 19.83 14,868 10.22
246 Rajgarh Anil Kumar Maurya BSP 51,943 30.70 Ravindra Bahadur SP 34,656 20.49 17,287 10.21
247 Chunar Om Prakash Singh BJP 45,025 29.48 Jagtamaba Singh Patel SP 41,582 27.23 3,443 2.25
248 Majhwa Dr. Ramesh Chand Bind BSP 45,199 31.92 Shiv Shankar Singh Yadav SP 40,606 28.68 4,593 3.24
249 Mirzapur Kailash Chaurasiya SP 38,617 32.27 Ramchandra Maurya BSP 29,540 24.68 9,077 7.59
250 Chhanvey (SC) Surybhan BSP 43,045 31.98 Sriram Bharti SP 22,290 16.56 20,755 15.42
251 Meja (SC) Raj Bali Jaisal BSP 54,859 39.84 Ram Kripal CPI(M) 38,647 28.07 16,212 11.77
252 Karchana Anand Kumar Alias Collector Pandey BSP 62,118 43.48 Ujjawal Raman Singh SP 61,773 43.24 345 0.24
253 Bara Udaibhan Karwaria BJP 51,592 33.31 Deepak Singh Patel BSP 47,358 30.58 4,234 2.73
254 Jhusi Praveen Patel BSP 59,931 45.47 Vizma Yadav SP 42,853 32.52 17,078 12.95
255 Handia Rakesh Dhar Tripathi BSP 62,151 41.49 Mahesh Narayan Singh SP 60,809 40.59 1,342 0.90
256 Pratappur Jokhu Lal Yadav SP 41,454 30.54 Sayeed Ahmad BSP 34,697 25.56 6,757 4.98
257 Soraon Mohd. Muztaba Siddiqi BSP 38,280 29.41 Mohd. Ayub SP 32,739 25.15 5,541 4.26
258 Nawabganj Guru Prasad Maurya BSP 40,531 34.61 Shiv Prasad Mishra SP 31,518 26.91 9,013 7.70
259 Allahabad North Anugrah Narayan Singh INC 29,938 34.49 Harsh Vardhan Bajpai BSP 28,151 32.43 1,787 2.06
260 Allahabad South Nand Gopal Gupta 'Nandi' BSP 34,939 37.29 Keshri Nath Tripathi BJP 20,129 21.48 14,810 15.81
261 Allahabad West Pooja Pal BSP 56,198 47.08 Khalid Azim Alias Asraf SP 45,876 38.44 10,322 8.64
262 Chail (SC) Daya Ram BSP 36,742 37.84 Ram Chandra SP 21,782 22.44 14,960 15.40
263 Manjhanpur (SC) Indrajeet Saroj BSP 57,899 47.52 Suresh Pasi SP 30,536 25.06 27,363 22.46
264 Sirathu (SC) Wachaspati BSP 48,997 45.85 Matesh Chander Sonkar SP 26,999 25.27 21,998 20.58
265 Khaga Ranavendra Pratap Singh Urf Dhunni Bhaiya BJP 45,109 28.85 Munna Lal Maurya INC 37,214 23.80 7,895 5.05
266 Kishunpur (SC) Murlidhar BSP 38,357 36.60 Krishna Paswan BJP 33,490 31.96 4,867 4.64
267 Haswa Ayodhya Prasad Pal BSP 35,987 32.41 Daljeet Nishad SP 26,599 23.95 9,388 8.46
268 Fatehpur Radheshyam Gupta BJP 44,237 33.94 Athar Siddiqui BSP 30,743 23.58 13,494 10.36
269 Jahanabad Aditya Pandey BSP 36,760 29.44 Madan Gopal Verma SP 31,452 25.19 5,308 4.25
270 Bindki Sukhdev Prasad Verma BSP 42,059 36.01 Rajendra Singh Patel BJP 31,405 26.89 10,654 9.12
271 Aryanagar Irfan Solanki SP 36,376 52.47 Harish Matreja BJP 13,173 19.00 23,203 33.47
272 Sisamau (SC) Sanjeev Dariyabadi INC 25,775 33.79 Rakesh Sonkar BJP 24,411 32.00 1,364 1.79
273 Generalganj Salil Vishnoi BJP 29,461 40.01 Surendra Mohan Agarwal SP 26,977 36.63 2,484 3.38
274 Kanpur Cantonment Satish Mahana BJP 47,381 46.73 Mehtab Alam SP 20,845 20.56 26,536 26.17
275 Govindnagar Ajay Kapoor INC 1,10,478 45.61 Hanuman Mishra BJP 70,018 28.91 40,460 16.70
276 Kalyanpur Premlata Katiyar BJP 42,349 29.47 Nirmal Tewari BSP 41,675 29.00 674 0.47
277 Sarsaul Aruna Tomar SP 57,046 38.47 Anant Mishra BSP 56,704 38.24 342 0.23
278 Ghatampur Ramprakash Kushwaha BSP 65,793 47.32 Rakesh Sachan SP 63,316 45.54 2,477 1.78
279 Bhognipur (SC) Raghu Nath Prasad BSP 36,829 32.47 Arun Kumari SP 33,733 29.74 3,096 2.73
280 Rajpur Mithlesh Kumari BSP 45,251 38.92 Sanshank Shekhar SP 25,418 21.86 19,833 17.06
281 Sarvankhera Ram Swaroop Singh SP 46,145 35.66 Mathura Prasad Pal BSP 43,001 33.23 3,144 2.43
282 Chaubepur Pratibha Shukla BSP 41,703 34.34 Amitabh Bajpai SP 31,435 25.89 10,268 8.45
283 Bilhaur (SC) Kamlesh Chandra BSP 52,729 41.69 Shiv Kumar Beria SP 48,770 38.56 3,959 3.13
284 Derapur Mahesh Chandra BSP 43,656 34.30 Devendra Singh Urf Bole Singh BJP 40,093 31.50 3,563 2.80
285 Auraiya Shekhar BSP 53,435 38.73 Kamlesh Kumar SP 47,177 34.19 6,258 4.54
286 Ajitmal (SC) Ashok Kumar BSP 45,937 41.77 Madan Singh Alias Santosh Kumar SP 36,710 33.38 9,227 8.39
287 Lakhana (SC) Bheem Rao Ambedkar BSP 50,725 42.92 Sukh Devi Verma SP 43,855 37.11 6,870 5.81
288 Etawah Mahendra Singh Rajput SP 46,372 38.61 Narendra Nath Chaturvedi (Ballu) BSP 33,307 27.73 13,065 10.88
289 Jaswantnagar Shiv Pal Singh Yadav SP 73,211 57.81 Baba Harnarayan Yadav BSP 42,404 33.48 30,807 24.33
290 Bharthana Mulayam Singh Yadav SP 62,799 48.21 Shiv Prasad Yadav BSP 53,328 40.94 9,471 7.27
291 Bidhuna Dhani Ram SP 47,846 34.26 Vinay Shakya BSP 47,550 34.05 296 0.21
292 Kannauj (SC) Anil Kumar SP 49,740 36.21 Kalyan Singh Dohre BSP 41,327 30.08 8,413 6.13
293 Umardha Kailash Singh Rajput BSP 44,416 35.58 Vijay Bahadur Pal SP 41,480 33.23 2,936 2.35
294 Chhibramau Arvind Singh SP 45,708 32.99 Jai Kumar Tiwari Alias Vauan BSP 40,888 29.51 4,820 3.48
295 Kamalganj Tahir Hussain Siddiki BSP 51,164 37.04 Mukesh Rajput BJP 34,184 24.75 16,980 12.29
296 Farrukhabad Vijay Singh SP 46,080 39.77 Major Sunil Dutt Dwivedi BJP 35,514 30.65 10,566 9.12
297 Kaimganj Kuldip Singh Gangwar BSP 36,978 29.09 Louise Khursheed INC 27,325 21.50 9,653 7.59
298 Mohammdabad Narendra Singh SP 48,031 39.61 Nagendra Singh BSP 44,760 36.91 3,271 2.70
299 Manikpur (SC) Daddu Prashad BSP 44,686 46.87 Satya Narayan SP 38,374 40.25 6,312 6.62
300 Karwi Dinesh Prashad BSP 50,518 43.11 R. K. Singh Patel SP 49,162 41.95 1,356 1.16
301 Baberu Vishambhar Singh Yadav SP 32,568 29.62 Gaya Charan Dinakar BSP 32,394 29.46 174 0.16
302 Tindwari Vishambhar Prasad SP 33,725 31.27 Dal Jeet JM 26,512 24.59 7,213 6.68
303 Banda Vivek Kumar Singh INC 34,524 29.32 Babulal Kushwaha BSP 34,293 29.12 231 0.20
304 Naraini Purushottam Naresh BSP 31,694 28.23 Piyariya RLD 27,251 24.27 4,443 3.96
305 Hamirpur Ashok Kumar Singh Chandel SP 43,672 36.04 Shiv Charan Prajapati BSP 36,576 30.19 7,096 5.85
306 Maudaha Badshah Singh BSP 51,752 45.43 Apni Chiraiya Prajapati SP 34,203 30.03 17,549 15.40
307 Rath Chaudari Dhooram Lodhi BSP 42,601 35.45 Shree Niwas Budhauliya SP 33,420 27.81 9,181 7.64
308 Charkhari (SC) Anil Kumar Ahirwar BSP 39,330 33.56 Ambesh Kumari SP 32,386 27.63 6,944 5.93
309 Mahoba Rakesh Kumar BSP 32,017 22.17 Girja Charan SP 27,556 19.08 4,461 3.09
310 Mehroni Pt. Ram Kumar Tiwari BSP 71,097 36.31 Pooran Singh Bundela INC 46,861 23.93 24,236 12.38
311 Lalitpur Engineer Nathu Ram Kushwaha BSP 78,010 42.48 Virendra Singh Bundela (Bhagat Raja) SP 58,200 31.70 19,810 10.78
312 Jhansi Pradeep Jain Aditya INC 65,552 51.72 Ramesh Kumar Sharma BSP 31,776 25.07 33,776 26.65
313 Babina (SC) Ratan Lal Ahirwar BSP 62,771 44.66 Shatish Jatariya SP 33,973 24.17 28,798 20.49
314 Mauranipur (SC) Bhagwati Prasad Sagar BSP 46,330 31.67 Bihari Lal Arya INC 35,584 24.32 10,746 7.35
315 Garoutha Deep Narayan Singh SP 57,981 41.32 Ranjeet Singh Judeo INC 45,360 32.32 12,621 9.00
316 Konch (SC) Ajay Singh BSP 33,772 32.70 Gauri Shankar BJP 31,820 30.81 1,952 1.89
317 Orai Vinod Chaturvedi INC 38,982 26.49 Suresh Tiwari BSP 35,889 24.39 3,093 2.10
318 Kalpi Chhote Singh BSP 46,275 36.34 Sriram Pal SP 44,145 34.66 2,130 1.68
319 Madhogarh Hari Om BSP 51,135 36.36 Sant Ram Singh BJP 47,833 34.01 3,302 2.35
320 Bhongaon Alok Kumar SP 39,224 34.42 Bijendra Singh Alias Bhallu Chauhan BSP 34,107 29.93 5,117 4.49
321 Kishni (SC) Km. Sandhya SP 41,012 37.30 Sunil Kumar BSP 35,409 32.20 5,603 5.10
322 Karhal Sobaran Singh SP 52,471 45.23 Ramesh BSP 35,142 30.30 17,329 14.93
323 Shikohabad Ashok Yadav S/o Maheshwar Singh IND 58,240 48.29 Hariom SP 40,267 33.39 17,973 14.90
324 Jasrana Ram Prakash Yadav IND 40,649 32.35 Ramvir Singh SP 32,836 26.13 7,813 6.22
325 Ghiror Jaivir Singh BSP 47,528 41.27 Ku. Anujesh Pratap Singh SP 45,219 39.27 2,309 2.00
326 Mainpuri Ashok Singh Chauhan BJP 49,367 38.53 Pro. Kalicharan Yadav SP 44,898 35.04 4,469 3.49
327 Aliganj Avadhpal Singh Yadav BSP 57,149 42.00 Rameshwar Singh SP 45,784 33.64 11,365 8.36
328 Patiali Ajay Yadav BSP 39,335 36.76 Rajednrda Singh SP 28,956 27.06 10,379 9.70
329 Sakit Suraj Singh SP 24,627 28.04 Neeraj Kishore Mishra BSP 24,269 27.63 358 0.41
330 Sorom Mamtesh BSP 28,578 30.89 Devendra Pratap BJP 23,366 25.26 5,212 5.63
331 Kasganj Hasratulla BSP 35,105 32.39 Netram Singh BJP 32,733 30.20 2,372 2.19
332 Etah Prajapalan BJP 48,529 44.01 Shishupal Singh SP 27,601 25.03 20,928 18.98
333 Nidhauli Kalan Anil Kumar Singh SP 29,829 30.59 Mahesh Chand BSP 22,567 23.14 7,262 7.45
334 Jalesar (SC) Kuver Singh BJP 31,038 35.07 Ranvir Singh Kashyap BSP 30,966 34.99 72 0.08
335 Firozabad Nasir Uddin BSP 42,700 33.48 Azim Bhai SP 32,506 25.48 10,194 8.00
336 Bah Madhusdan Sharma BSP 38,877 40.82 Raja Mahendra Ari Daman Singh BJP 34,254 35.96 4,623 4.86
337 Fatehabad Rajendra Singh BJP 38,672 29.11 Chhote Lal Verma SP 33,567 25.27 5,105 3.84
338 Tundla (SC) Rakesh Babu BSP 50,002 37.32 Shiv Singh Chak BJP 28,178 21.03 21,824 16.29
339 Etmadpur (SC) Narayan Singh BSP 47,539 40.52 Baby Rani Maurya BJP 37,916 32.32 9,623 8.20
340 Dayalbagh Dr. Dharmpal Singh JM 56,708 32.87 Kishan Lal Baghel BSP 53,759 31.16 2,949 1.71
341 Agra Cantonment Julfikar Ahmed Bhutto BSP 30,524 31.67 Keshomehra BJP 27,149 28.17 3,375 3.50
342 Agra East Jagan Prashad Garg BJP 31,200 34.99 Sarv Prakash Kapoor Urf Shauki Bhai BSP 22,937 25.72 8,263 9.27
343 Agra West (SC) Guteyari Lal Duves BSP 39,951 39.82 Dr. Rambabu Harit BJP 34,577 34.46 5,374 5.36
344 Kheragarh Bhagwan Singh Kushwaha BSP 46,829 37.05 Keshav Prashad Dexit BJP 33,609 26.59 13,220 10.46
345 Fatehpur Sikri Th. Surajpal Singh BSP 44,856 34.09 Rajkumar Chahar BJP 43,407 32.98 1,449 1.11
346 Goverdhan (SC) Puran Prakash RLD 43,963 38.96 Ajay Kumar Poeia BSP 38,100 33.76 5,863 5.20
347 Mathura Prdeep Mathur INC 45,383 36.96 Murari Lal BJP 24,293 19.78 21,090 17.18
348 Chhata Laxmi Narayan BSP 55,591 46.20 Tej Pal Singh RLD 29,633 24.63 25,958 21.57
349 Mat Shyam Sunder Sharma ABLTC 46,932 36.50 Rampal Singh RLD 35,394 27.53 11,538 8.97
350 Gokul Raj Kumar Rawat BSP 48,916 43.42 Nabav Singh RLD 39,874 35.39 9,042 8.03
351 Sadabad Dr. Anil Chaudhary RLD 55,578 47.85 Vinod Updhayay BSP 39,832 34.30 15,746 13.55
352 Hathras Ramveer Upadhayay BSP 56,698 46.09 Devendra Agarwal RLD 41,288 33.57 15,410 12.52
353 Sasni (SC) Genda Lal Chaudhary BSP 37,506 34.16 Ranjeet Suman SP 31,751 28.92 5,755 5.24
354 Sikandara Rao Yashpal Singh Chauhan BJP 40,510 31.59 Madhu Baghel SP 38,367 29.92 2,143 1.67
355 Gangiri Ram Singh BJP 37,575 30.60 Muzahid Khan (Guddu) BSP 35,998 29.32 1,577 1.28
356 Atrauli Premlata Devi BJP 50,390 47.71 Harish Sharma BSP 29,240 27.69 21,150 20.02
357 Aligarh Zamir Ullah SP 44,541 36.76 Sanjeev Raja BJP 36,689 30.28 7,852 6.48
358 Koil (SC) Mahendra Singh BSP 54,161 39.71 Surendra Sahyogi BJP 49,926 36.60 4,235 3.11
359 Iglas Bimlesh Singh RLD 53,522 40.97 Mukul Upadhyay BSP 46,822 35.84 6,700 5.13
360 Barauli Tha Jaiveer Singh BSP 49,028 38.55 Dalvir Singh RLD 44,327 34.86 4,701 3.69
361 Khair Satya Pal Singh RLD 62,483 48.18 Pramod Gaur BSP 48,704 37.55 13,779 10.63
362 Jewar (SC) Horam Singh BSP 46,125 38.77 Bansi Singh INC 40,491 34.03 5,634 4.74
363 Khurja Anil Kumar BSP 37,807 36.95 Ved Pal Singh BJP 20,737 20.27 17,070 16.68
364 Debai Shri Bhagwan Sharma BSP 67,223 51.98 Rajvir Singh BJP 51,519 39.84 15,704 12.14
365 Anupshahr Gajendra Singh BSP 40,478 29.42 Hoshiyar Singh IND 30,013 21.81 10,465 7.61
366 Siana Sunder Singh BJP 33,252 25.44 Imtiyaz INC 28,995 22.18 4,257 3.26
367 Agota Virendra Singh Sirohi BJP 35,403 30.27 Kiranpal Singh SP 32,850 28.09 2,553 2.18
368 Bulandshahr Mo. Aleem Khan BSP 39,571 29.84 Mahendra Singh Yadav SP 36,398 27.45 3,173 2.39
369 Shikarpur (SC) Vasdev Singh BSP 30,418 29.19 Bhola Singh RLD 26,144 25.09 4,274 4.10
370 Sikandrabad Vedram Bhati BSP 48,897 34.38 Narendra Singh Bhati SP 38,679 27.19 10,218 7.19
371 Dadri Satveer Singh Gurjar BSP 75,346 32.50 Nawab Singh Nagar BJP 50,923 21.96 24,423 10.54
372 Ghaziabad Sunil Kumar Sharma BJP 88,506 30.23 Suresh Bansal BSP 62,851 21.47 25,655 8.76
373 Muradnagar Rajpal Tyagi IND 37,796 27.67 Wahab BSP 34,776 25.46 3,020 2.21
374 Modinagar Rajpal Singh BSP 32,434 21.26 Dharmesh Singh Tomer SP 31,155 20.42 1,279 0.84
375 Hapur (SC) Dharam Pal S/o Ram Kishan BSP 39,802 32.76 Gajraj Singh INC 30,357 24.98 9,445 7.78
376 Garhmukteshwar Madan Chouhan SP 45,606 32.93 Ram Naresh BJP 38,296 27.65 7,310 5.28
377 Kithore Shahid Manzoor SP 43,701 32.82 Vijendra Singh BSP 40,276 30.24 3,425 2.58
378 Hastinapur (SC) Yogesh Verma BSP 34,200 28.44 Gopal Kali INC 27,174 22.60 7,026 5.84
379 Sardhana Chandra Veer Singh BSP 37,469 26.83 Tabassum Begum RLD 28,134 20.15 9,335 6.68
380 Meerut Cantonment Satyaprakash Agarwal BJP 56,800 40.26 Sunil Kumar Wadhwa BSP 40,621 28.79 16,179 11.47
381 Meerut Haji Yaqub UPUDF 48,502 35.50 Dr. Lakshmikant Vajpeyee BJP 47,413 34.70 1,089 0.80
382 Kharkhauda Lakhirram Nagar BSP 62,464 42.75 Haji Yaqub UPUDF 35,045 23.99 27,419 18.76
383 Siwalkhas (SC) Vinod Kumar Harit BSP 42,171 32.52 Narendra Singh RLD 24,705 19.05 17,466 13.47
384 Khekra Madan Bhaiya RLD 63,469 27.35 Ch. Kartar Singh BSP 51,934 22.38 11,535 4.97
385 Baghpat Kaukab Hameed Khan RLD 38,169 33.25 Sahab Singh SP 36,636 31.92 1,533 1.33
386 Barnawa Satyandra RLD 33,730 29.59 Samarpal Singh SP 31,802 27.89 1,928 1.70
387 Chaprauli Dr. Ajay Tomar RLD 47,487 49.56 Gajendra Kumar Munna BSP 32,059 33.46 15,428 16.10
388 Kandhla Balveer BSP 52,725 42.79 Virendra Singh RLD 33,949 27.55 18,776 15.24
389 Khatauli Yograj Singh BSP 38,205 31.67 Rajpal Singh Baliyan RLD 22,184 18.39 16,021 13.28
390 Jansath (SC) Yashwant BSP 43,623 37.92 Prakash Chand Raja BJP 26,450 23.00 17,173 14.92
391 Morna Kadir Rana RLD 43,929 36.88 Rajpal Singh Saini BSP 38,947 32.70 4,982 4.18
392 Muzaffarnagar Ashok Kumar Kansal BJP 49,817 31.78 Chitranjan Swaroop SP 38,556 24.60 11,261 7.18
393 Charthawal (SC) Anil Kumar BSP 35,417 30.80 Rampal Singh BJP 33,544 29.18 1,873 1.62
394 Baghra Pankaj Kumar INC 37,649 31.28 Yashpal Singh alias Yogendra Singh RLD 26,188 21.76 11,461 9.52
395 Kairana Hukum Singh BJP 53,483 38.45 Arshad RLD 44,983 32.34 8,500 6.11
396 Thana Bhawan Abdul Warish Khan RLD 41,204 30.36 Anoop Singh BSP 35,801 26.38 5,403 3.98
397 Nakur Mahipal Singh BSP 71,246 41.59 Pradeep Kumar SP 50,808 29.66 20,438 11.93
398 Sarsawa Dr. Dharm Singh Saini BSP 68,440 41.33 Moh. Dilshad SP 31,767 19.19 36,673 22.14
399 Nagal (SC) Ravindar Kumar (Molhu) BSP 61,323 45.36 Vishv Dayal SP 38,424 28.42 22,899 16.94
400 Deoband Manoj Chaudhary BSP 53,577 36.49 Shashi Bala Pundir BJP 36,116 24.60 17,461 11.89
401 Harora (SC) Jagpal BSP 82,343 49.66 Vimla Rakesh SP 52,189 31.47 30,154 18.19
402 Saharanpur Raghav Lakhan Pal BJP 76,049 47.72 Sanjay Garg SP 57,858 36.30 18,191 11.42
403 Muzaffarabad Imran Masood IND 43,835 28.14 Jagdish Singh Rana SP 40,152 25.77 3,683 2.37

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