Indian general election in Madhya Pradesh, 1998|
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First party
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Second party
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BJP
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INC
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| Party
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BJP
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INC
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| Seats before
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27
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8
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| Seats won
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30
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10
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| Seat change
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3
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2
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In the 1998 Indian general election for Madhya Pradesh polls were held for 40 seats in the state. The result was a major victory for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) which won 30 seats. The remaining 10 seats were won by Indian National Congress (INC).
Parties and alliances
Others
Result
Results of Indian general election, 1998 in Madhya Pradesh[1]
| Parties and coalitions
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Seats
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Popular vote
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| Contested
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Won
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+/−
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Votes
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%
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±pp
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Bharatiya Janata Party
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40
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30
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3
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1,23,15,405
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45.73%
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4.41%
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Indian National Congress
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40
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10
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2
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1,06,11,317
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39.4%
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8.38%
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Bahujan Samaj Party
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35
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0
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-
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23,43,027
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8.7%
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0.52%
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Janata Party
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18
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0
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-
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3,28,989
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1.22%
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1.14%
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Samajwadi Party
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12
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0
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-
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1,75,461
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0.65%
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0.57%
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Gondwana Ganatantra Party
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12
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0
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-
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1,78,447
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0.66%
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0.62%
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Independents
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128
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0
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-
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3,55,110
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1.32%
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8.25%
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| Total
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40
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2,69,30,007
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| Invalid votes
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6,06,377
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2.2
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| Votes cast / turnout
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2,75,41,607
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61.74
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| Registered voters
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4,46,07,368
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100.00
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Constituency-wise results
Keys:
BJP (30) [2]
INC (10)
| Constituency
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Winner
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Runner-up
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Margin
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| Candidate
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Party
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Votes
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%
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Candidate
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Party
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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| 1
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Morena (SC)
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Ashok Chhabiram
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BJP
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2,77,499
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43.44
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Pritam Prasad
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BSP
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2,09,378
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32.77
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68,121
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10.67
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| 2
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Bhind
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Dr. Ram Lakhan Singh
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BJP
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2,92,682
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42.27
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Kedar Nath Kachhi
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BSP
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1,93,774
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27.99
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98,908
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14.28
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| 3
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Gwalior
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Madhavrao Scindia
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INC
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2,84,365
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39.77
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Jaybhan Singh Pavaiya
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BJP
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2,58,086
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36.09
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26,279
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3.68
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| 4
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Guna
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Rajmata Vijaya Raje Scindia
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BJP
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3,36,151
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46.67
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Devendra Singh
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INC
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2,33,153
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32.37
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1,02,998
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14.30
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| 5
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Sagar (SC)
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Virendra Kumar
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BJP
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3,36,638
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56.99
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Nandlal Parmanand Choudhary
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INC
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1,88,234
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31.87
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1,48,404
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25.12
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| 6
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Khajuraho
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Uma Bharti
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BJP
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3,51,607
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43.40
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Shriram
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INC
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2,47,760
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30.58
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1,03,847
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12.82
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| 7
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Damoh
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Dr. Ramkrishna Kusmaria
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BJP
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3,12,057
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44.40
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Nareshchand
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INC
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1,81,459
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25.82
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1,30,598
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18.58
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| 8
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Satna
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Ramanand Singh
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BJP
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2,63,011
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36.58
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Rajendra Kumar Singh
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INC
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2,18,526
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30.39
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44,485
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6.19
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| 9
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Rewa
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Chandramani Tripathi
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BJP
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2,76,367
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36.68
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Bhim Singh Patel
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BSP
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2,07,394
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27.53
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68,973
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9.15
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| 10
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Sidhi (ST)
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Jagannath Singh
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BJP
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2,75,803
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38.89
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Tilak Raj Singh
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INC
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2,29,271
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32.33
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46,532
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6.56
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| 11
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Shahdol (ST)
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Gyan Singh
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BJP
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2,96,764
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43.76
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Dalveer Singh
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INC
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2,57,030
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37.90
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39,734
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5.86
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| 12
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Surguja (ST)
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Larang Sai
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BJP
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2,95,452
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44.48
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Khel Sai Singh
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INC
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2,74,832
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41.37
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20,620
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3.11
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| 13
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Raigarh (ST)
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Ajit Jogi
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INC
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3,25,112
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48.27
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Nandkumar Sai
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BJP
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3,20,730
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47.62
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4,382
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0.65
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| 14
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Janjgir
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Charandas Mahant
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INC
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2,90,175
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40.50
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Manharan Lal Pandey
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BJP
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2,45,589
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34.28
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44,586
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6.22
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| 15
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Bilaspur (SC)
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Punnulal Mohle
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BJP
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2,74,793
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47.60
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Kanya Kumari Alias Tanya Anuragi
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INC
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2,26,178
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39.18
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48,615
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8.42
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| 16
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Sarangarh (SC)
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Paras Ram Bharadwaj
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INC
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2,17,558
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34.62
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P. R. Khute
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BJP
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2,11,171
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33.60
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6,387
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1.02
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| 17
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Raipur
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Ramesh Bais
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BJP
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3,44,380
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49.42
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Vidyacharan Shukl
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INC
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2,61,001
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37.46
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83,379
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11.96
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| 18
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Mahasamund
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Chandrashekhar Sahu (Champu)
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BJP
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3,32,874
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49.76
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Pawan Diwan
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INC
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2,85,142
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42.62
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47,732
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7.14
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| 19
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Kanker (ST)
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Sohan Potai
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BJP
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2,70,121
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45.97
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Mahendra Karma
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INC
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2,15,751
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36.72
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54,370
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9.25
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| 20
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Bastar (ST)
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Baliram Kashyap
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BJP
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1,51,484
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42.27
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Mankuram Sodi
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INC
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1,34,603
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37.56
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16,881
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4.71
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| 21
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Durg
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Tarachand Sahu
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BJP
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3,84,901
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50.45
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Jageshwar Sahu
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INC
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3,16,183
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41.45
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68,718
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9.00
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| 22
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Rajnandgaon
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Motilal Vora
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INC
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3,04,709
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50.61
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Ashok Sharma
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BJP
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2,52,468
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41.93
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52,241
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8.68
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| 23
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Balaghat
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Gaurishankar Chaturbhuj Bisen
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BJP
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2,40,066
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40.27
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Vishaveshwar Bhagat
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INC
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2,14,535
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35.99
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25,531
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4.28
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| 24
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Mandla (ST)
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Faggan Singh Kulaste
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BJP
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2,68,739
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47.74
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Chhote Lal Uike
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INC
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2,55,227
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45.34
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13,512
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2.40
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| 25
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Jabalpur
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Dada Baburao Paranjpe
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BJP
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3,00,584
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46.86
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Dr. Alok Chansoria
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INC
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2,16,469
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33.75
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84,115
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13.11
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| 26
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Seoni
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Vimla Varma
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INC
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3,12,097
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47.88
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Prahlad Singh Patel
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BJP
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2,88,376
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44.24
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23,721
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3.64
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| 27
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Chhindwara
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Kamalnath
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INC
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4,06,249
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58.40
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Sundarlal Patwa
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BJP
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2,52,851
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36.35
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1,53,398
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22.05
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| 28
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Betul
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Vijay Kumar Khandelwal (Munni Bhaiya)
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BJP
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2,84,091
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50.54
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Dr. Ashok Sable
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INC
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2,44,425
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43.48
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39,666
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7.06
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| 29
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Hoshangabad
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Sartaj Singh
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BJP
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3,87,395
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53.15
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Arjun Singh
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INC
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3,18,414
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43.68
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68,981
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9.47
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| 30
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Bhopal
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Sushil Chandra Verma
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BJP
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4,94,481
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57.44
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Arif Baig
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INC
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3,00,549
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34.91
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1,93,932
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22.53
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| 31
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Vidisha
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Shivraj Singh
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BJP
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3,74,406
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56.99
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Ashutosh Dayal Sharma
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INC
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2,36,548
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36.01
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1,37,858
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20.98
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| 32
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Rajgarh
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Laxman Singh
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INC
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3,52,289
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50.13
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Kailash Joshi
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BJP
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2,96,055
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42.12
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56,234
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8.01
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| 33
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Shajapur (SC)
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Gehlot Thavarchand
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BJP
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3,71,571
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49.03
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Sajjansingh Verma
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INC
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3,52,577
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46.52
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18,994
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2.51
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| 34
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Khandwa
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Nandkumar Singh Chouhan (Nandu Bhaiya)
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BJP
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3,34,340
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51.80
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Tha. Mahendra Kumar Singh (Manne Bhaiya)
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INC
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2,89,820
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44.90
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44,520
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6.90
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| 35
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Khargone
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Rameshwar Patidar
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BJP
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3,11,394
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48.31
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Bondarsingh
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INC
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2,90,715
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45.11
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20,679
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3.20
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| 36
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Dhar (ST)
|
Gajendra Singh Rajukhedi
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INC
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3,44,858
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51.29
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Hemlata Chhatar Singh Darbar
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BJP
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3,23,765
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48.16
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21,093
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3.13
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| 37
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Indore
|
Sumitra Mahajan
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BJP
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4,40,047
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52.00
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Pankaj Sanghvi
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INC
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3,90,195
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46.11
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49,852
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5.89
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| 38
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Ujjain (SC)
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Dr. Satyanarayan Jatiya
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BJP
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3,48,405
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56.07
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Dr. Avantika Prasad Marmat
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INC
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2,54,518
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40.96
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93,887
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15.11
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| 39
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Jhabua (ST)
|
Kantilal Bhuriya
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INC
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3,07,735
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53.05
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Dilip Singh Bhuriya
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BJP
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2,25,362
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38.85
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82,373
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14.20
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| 40
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Mandsaur
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Dr. Laxminarayan Pandey
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BJP
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4,12,849
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49.43
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Narendra Bhanwarlal Nahata
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INC
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3,95,147
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47.31
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17,702
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2.12
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Post-election Union Council of Ministers from Madhya Pradesh
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Name
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Constituency
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Designation
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Department
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From
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To
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Party
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| 1
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Sikander Bakht
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Rajya Sabha
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Cabinet Minister
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Industry
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19 March
1998
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13 October
1999
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BJP
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| 2
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Satyanarayan Jatiya
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Ujjain (SC)
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Labour
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| 3
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Uma Bharti
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Khajuraho
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MoS
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Human Resource Development
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| MoS (I/C)
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Department of Youth Affairs, Sports, Women and Child Development
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1 March
1999
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| 4
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Ramesh Bais
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Raipur
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MoS
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Steel
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19 March
1998
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| Mines
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