Bilaspur Lok Sabha Election Result

Bilaspur is a parliamentary constituency in Chattisgarh. Election results of Bilaspur lok sabha seat is given below in a table that also lists all MPs from this seat. Click election year in the table, for more detailed result.

List of all MP from Bilaspur Lok Sabha Seat (Chattisgarh) Click on Year to View Detailed Result
Year	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
2019	Arun Sao	BJP	634559
2014	Lakhan Lal Sahu	BJP	561387
2009	Dilip Singh Judev	BJP	347930
2004	Punnulal Mohle	BJP	324729
1999	Punnulal Mohale	BJP	274860
1998	Punnulal Mohle	BJP	274793
1996	Punnulal Mohle	BJP	226054
1991	Khelan Ram Jangde	INC	175642
1989	Resham Lal Jangade	BJP	222874
1984	Khelan Ram Jangde	INC	213395
1980	Godil Prasad Anuragi	INC(I)	161065
1977	Niranjan Prasad Kesharwani	BLD	150039
1971	Ramgopal Tiwari	INC	92928

2019 Parliamentary Constituency Election
S N	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Arun Sao Male 51 yr GEN	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party lotus	634559 52.43%
2	Atal Shrivastav Male 51 yr GEN	INC Indian National Congress hand	492796 40.72%
3	Uttam Das Guroo Gosai Male 47 yr GEN	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party elephant	21180 1.75%
4	Engineer Indrasen Mogre Male 53 yr GEN	IND Independent auto- rickshaw	11982 0.99%
5	Avishek Ekka Male 31 yr ST	IND Independent chess board	6782 0.56%
6	Nand Kishore Raj Male 45 yr ST	GGP Gondvana Gantantra Party saw	5259 0.43%
7	Urmila Tiwari Female 60 yr GEN	IND Independent harmonium	4979 0.41%
8	Nota	NOTA None Of The Above	4365 0.36%
9	Duj Ram Sahu Male 47 yr GEN	IND Independent baby walker	3505 0.29%
10	Arunkumar Sahu Male 41 yr GEN	IND Independent apple	3281 0.27%
11	Eg Ramfal Mandrey Male 40 yr SC	APoI Ambedkarite Party Of India coat	2482 0.21%
12	Sandeep Singh Porte Male 28 yr ST	AVVP Adhikar Vikas Party refrigerator	2201 0.18%
13	Shambhu Prasad Sharma Male 74 yr GEN	BHBHP Bharat Bhoomi Party glass tumbler	1960 0.16%
14	Santosh Kaushal Male 47 yr GEN	SHS Shivsena bow and arrow	1865 0.15%
15	Sandeep Tiwari "raj" Male 43 yr GEN	BSHSP Bhartiya Sarvjan Hitey Samaj Party ganna kisan	1852 0.15%
16	Horilal Anant Male 25 yr SC	IND Independent battery torch	1446 0.12%
17	Siddhram Lahare Male 44 yr SC	RJsbhP Rashtriya Jansabha Party coconut farm	1311 0.11%
18	Harish Chandra Sahu Male 50 yr GEN	IND Independent basket containing fruits	1258 0.1%
19	Pooran Lal Chhabariya Male 56 yr GEN	SWAP Swabhiman Party almirah	966 0.08%
20	Harish Kumar Mandwa Male 38 yr SC	IND Independent air conditioner	946 0.08%
21	Yaman Banjare Male 26 yr SC	BKNP Bhartiya Kisan Party tractor chalata kisan	896 0.07%
22	Ramkumar Ghatlahare Male 46 yr SC	BLRP Bhartiya Lokmat Rashtrwadi Party bucket	826 0.07%
23	Baldau Prasad Sahu Male 46 yr GEN	IND Independent balloon	801 0.07%
24	Vidya Sahu Female 49 yr GEN	IND Independent bangles	748 0.06%
25	Salik Ram Jogi Male 52 yr SC	IND Independent helicopter	645 0.05%
26	Raju Khatik Urph Lalu Male 50 yr SC	IND Independent television	543 0.04%
	Total		1209434 64.44%

In 2019, Bilaspur parliamentary constituency had total 1876953 electors. Total number of valid vote was 1209434. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Arun Sao won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 634559 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Atal Shrivastav stood second with total 492796 votes. He lost by 141763 votes.

2014 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Lakhan Lal Sahu Male 43 yr GEN	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party lotus	561387 32.47%
2	Karuna Shukla Female 64 yr GEN	INC Indian National Congress hand	384951 22.26%
3	Dharam Bhargav Male 54 yr SC	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party elephant	26340 1.52%
4	Anand Mishra Male 68 yr GEN	AAAP Aam Aadmi Party broom	20733 1.2%
5	Prakash Surya Male 34 yr SC	IND Independent batsman	14918 0.86%
6	Baldau Prasad Sahu Male 41 yr GEN	IND Independent glass tumbler	13339 0.77%
7	Dinesh Kumar Singh Khusro Nikhil Male 28 yr SC	IND Independent basket containing fruits	12024 0.7%
8	None Of The Above	NOTA None Of The Above nota	7566 0.44%
9	Dilip Koshle Male 43 yr SC	IND Independent black board	6911 0.4%
10	Daosingh Maravi Male 44 yr ST	IND Independent balloon	5385 0.31%
11	Eng Ramfal Mandrey Male 35 yr SC	APoI Ambedkarite Party Of India coat	4294 0.25%
12	Ganesh Yadav Male 30 yr GEN	GGP Gondvana Gantantra Party saw	4279 0.25%
13	Ram Singh Pandram (pendro) Male 67 yr ST	IND Independent belt	4034 0.23%
14	Dayadas Lahre Male 72 yr SC	IND Independent ceiling fan	2988 0.17%
15	Jaitram Khande Male 50 yr SC	IND Independent slate	2369 0.14%
16	Sarita Vijay Soni Female 55 yr GEN	IND Independent refrigerator	2244 0.13%
17	Ajay Pali Male 30 yr GEN	IND Independent cup & saucer	2237 0.13%
18	Manik Dahariya Male 58 yr SC	IND Independent scissors	2059 0.12%
19	Salikram Jogi Male 47 yr SC	IND Independent battery torch	1836 0.11%
20	Ramji Sahu Male 50 yr GEN	CSM Chhattisgarh Swabhiman Manch whistle	1776 0.1%
21	Dhaniram Yadav Male 33 yr GEN	SP Samajwadi Party bicycle	1706 0.1%
22	Rameshwar Kewat Male 38 yr GEN	IND Independent bread	1661 0.1%
23	Lakhanlal Sahu Male 39 yr GEN	IND Independent brief case	1458 0.08%
24	Dhaniram Khare Male 44 yr SC	RP(K) Republican Paksha (khoripa) sewing machine	1287 0.07%
25	Lakhanlal Sahu Male 76 yr GEN	IND Independent brush	910 0.05%
26	Lakhan Lal Sahu Male 46 yr GEN	IND Independent bucket	910 0.05%
27	Lakhan Lal Sahu Male 50 yr GEN	IND Independent kite	855 0.05%
	Total		1090457 63.06%

In 2014, Bilaspur parliamentary constituency had total 1729229 electors. Total number of valid vote was 1090457. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Lakhan Lal Sahu won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 561387 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Karuna Shukla stood second with total 384951 votes. She lost by 176436 votes.

2009 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Dilip Singh Judev Male 60 yr GEN	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	347930 23.62%
2	Dr Renu Jogi Female 56 yr GEN	INC Indian National Congress	327791 22.26%
3	Advocate T R Nirala Male 42 yr SC	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	20108 1.37%
4	Daya Das Lahre Male 65 yr SC	IND Independent	13800 0.94%
5	Umesh Singh Male 31 yr GEN	IND Independent	6960 0.47%
6	Dr Daya Ram Dayal Male 60 yr SC	IND Independent	6445 0.44%
7	Shyam Bihari Trivedi Male 56 yr GEN	IND Independent	5528 0.38%
8	Uttam Prasad Dansena Male 27 yr GEN	SUSP Sunder Samaj Party	5120 0.35%
9	Tuklal Garg Male 40 yr SC	IND Independent	4779 0.32%
10	Dr Balmukund Singh Maravi Male 41 yr SC	GGP Gondvana Gantantra Party	4629 0.31%
11	Dilip Gupta Male 38 yr GEN	IND Independent	3815 0.26%
12	Dilip Kumar Male 30 yr GEN	IND Independent	2979 0.2%
13	Ashok Shrivastava Male 37 yr GEN	IND Independent	2953 0.2%
14	Rambilas Sharma Male 52 yr GEN	IND Independent	2019 0.14%
15	B P Viswakarma Male 57 yr GEN	IND Independent	1886 0.13%
16	Abdul Hamid Siddique Male 43 yr GEN	IND Independent	1580 0.11%
17	Arjun Shrivas Ganguaa Male 63 yr GEN	IND Independent	1338 0.09%
18	Anuj Dhritlahre Male 34 yr SC	IND Independent	1234 0.08%
19	Sapna Chakraborty Female 37 yr GEN	LJP Lok Jan Shakti Party	1160 0.08%
20	Dr Goju Paul Male 40 yr GEN	RPI(A) Republican Party Of India (a)	1147 0.08%
21	Rajesh Pratap Male 32 yr GEN	IND Independent	1066 0.07%
22	Dilip Singh Male 41 yr GEN	IND Independent	1030 0.07%
23	Mukesh Kumar Sahu Male 32 yr GEN	JMM Jharkhand Mukti Morcha	972 0.07%
24	Balaram Sahu Male 46 yr GEN	BHPD Bharatiya Pichhra Dal	937 0.06%
25	Rajendra Sahu Male 29 yr GEN	IND Independent	822 0.06%
26	Manoj Kumar Birko Male 34 yr ST	IND Independent	796 0.05%
27	Ramesh Kumar Lahare Male 36 yr SC	IND Independent	610 0.04%
28	Ramesh Ahuja Male 43 yr GEN	IND Independent	590 0.04%
	Total		770024 52.28%

In 2009, Bilaspur parliamentary constituency had total 1472793 electors. Total number of valid vote was 770024. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Dilip Singh Judev won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 347930 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Dr Renu Jogi stood second with total 327791 votes. She lost by 20139 votes.

2004 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Punnulal Mohle Male 52 yr SC	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	324729
2	Dr Basant Pahre Male 43 yr SC	INC Indian National Congress	243176
3	Shekhar Kumar Banjare Male 29 yr GEN	IND Independent	15588
4	Engg Rameshwar Khare Male 40 yr SC	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	15406
5	Dr Bhagirathi Khute Male 47 yr SC	GGP Gondvana Gantantra Party	11183
6	Chotelal Sumer Male 28 yr SC	IND Independent	7236
7	Ramlal Male 43 yr SC	SP Samajwadi Party	4107
	Total		621425 0%

In 2004, Bilaspur parliamentary constituency had total electors. Total number of valid vote was 621425. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Punnulal Mohle won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 324729 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Dr Basant Pahre stood second with total 243176 votes. He lost by 81553 votes.

1999 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Punnulal Mohale Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	274860 52.27%
2	Rameshwar Kosariya Male	INC Indian National Congress	199527 37.95%
3	Goutiya Anjor Das Patel Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	37138 7.06%
4	Santosh Kumar Rai Male	GGP Gondvana Gantantra Party	8201 1.56%
5	Rajesh Kumar Sonwani Male	SP Samajwadi Party	2616 0.5%
6	Baldev Prasad Baghel Male	NCP Nationalist Congress Party	1982 0.38%
7	Veena Pani Paswan Female	AJBP Ajeya Bharat Party	994 0.19%
8	Tardas Male	IND Independent	490 0.09%
	Total		525808 48.27%

In 1999, Bilaspur parliamentary constituency had total 1107061 electors. Total number of valid vote was 525808. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Punnulal Mohale won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 274860 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Rameshwar Kosariya stood second with total 199527 votes. He lost by 75333 votes.

1998 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Punnulal Mohle Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	274793 47.6%
2	Kanya Kumari Alias Tanya Anuragi Female	INC Indian National Congress	226178 39.18%
3	Ramadhar Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	38057 6.59%
4	Baldev Prasad Baghel Male	GGP Gondvana Gantantra Party	22501 3.9%
5	Ghasiya Ram Male	JD Janata Dal	7981 1.38%
6	Rameshwar Chouhan Male	LSWP Loktantrik Samajwadi Party	3636 0.63%
7	Neena Alias Vina Pani Paswan Female	AJBP Ajeya Bharat Party	2836 0.49%
8	Shivaji Jangde Male	SVSP Savarn Samaj Party	1369 0.24%
	Total		577351 56.01%

In 1998, Bilaspur parliamentary constituency had total 1054239 electors. Total number of valid vote was 577351. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Punnulal Mohle won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 274793 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Kanya Kumari Alias Tanya Anuragi stood second with total 226178 votes. She lost by 48615 votes.

1996 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Punnulal Mohle Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	226054 41.96%
2	Khelan Ram Male	INC Indian National Congress	191174 35.49%
3	Advocate T R Nirala Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	54231 10.07%
4	Banshi Lal Male	AIIC(T) All India Indira Congress (tiwari)	19732 3.66%
5	Rajinder Male	IND Independent	12988 2.41%
6	Panch Ram Kosley Male	IND Independent	7654 1.42%
7	Baldev Prasad Baghal Male	IND Independent	6385 1.19%
8	M Jahani Male	IND Independent	6121 1.14%
9	Motilal Goyal Male	IND Independent	3770 0.7%
10	Teras Female	IND Independent	2925 0.54%
11	Dheloo Prasad Male	IND Independent	2916 0.54%
12	Dr Jagjivan Ram Patre Male	IND Independent	2428 0.45%
13	Ganesh Dutt Male	IND Independent	2356 0.44%
	Total		538734 54.04%

In 1996, Bilaspur parliamentary constituency had total 1031337 electors. Total number of valid vote was 538734. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Punnulal Mohle won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 226054 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Khelan Ram stood second with total 191174 votes. He lost by 34880 votes.

1991 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Khelan Ram Jangde Male	INC Indian National Congress	175642 53.24%
2	Govind Ram Miri Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	137681 41.73%
3	A L Anant Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	8149 2.47%
4	Vakil Bharti Male	CPM Communist Party Of India (marxist)	2486 0.75%
5	Komal Prasad Sonwani "pandit" Male	JP Janata Party	2424 0.73%
6	Bholoo Male	IND Independent	1334 0.4%
7	Bodhram Male	DDP Door Darshi Party	873 0.26%
8	Mathew Jahani Male	IND Independent	718 0.22%
9	Choudhary Awadh Lal Male	IND Independent	382 0.12%
10	R D Jogans Male	IND Independent	244 0.07%
	Total		329933 36.92%

In 1991, Bilaspur parliamentary constituency had total 910324 electors. Total number of valid vote was 329933. Indian National Congress candidate Khelan Ram Jangde won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 175642 votes. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Govind Ram Miri stood second with total 137681 votes. He lost by 37961 votes.

1989 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Resham Lal Jangade Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	222874 47.02%
2	Khelan Ram Jangade Male	INC Indian National Congress	217703 45.93%
3	Nira Yai Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	14009 2.96%
4	Pitamwar Lal Satyathi Male	IND Independent	11793 2.49%
5	Kanhaya Male	IND Independent	6011 1.27%
6	A L Anant Male	IND Independent	1579 0.33%
	Total		473969 56.43%

In 1989, Bilaspur parliamentary constituency had total 870746 electors. Total number of valid vote was 473969. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Resham Lal Jangade won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 222874 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Khelan Ram Jangade stood second with total 217703 votes. He lost by 5171 votes.

1984 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Khelan Ram Jangde Male	INC Indian National Congress	213395 63.24%
2	Govindram Miri Male	BJP Bharatiya Janta Party	99128 29.38%
3	Bodhran Kurr Male	IND Independent	15443 4.58%
4	Ramayanlal Jangde Male	IND Independent	6841 2.03%
5	M R Sonwane Male	IND Independent	2620 0.78%
	Total		337427 54.01%

In 1984, Bilaspur parliamentary constituency had total 650819 electors. Total number of valid vote was 337427. Indian National Congress candidate Khelan Ram Jangde won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 213395 votes. Bharatiya Janta Party candidate Govindram Miri stood second with total 99128 votes. He lost by 114267 votes.

1980 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Godil Prasad Anuragi Male	INC(I) Indian National Congress (i)	161065 60.43%
2	Ganeshram Anant Male	JNP Janta Party	81986 30.76%
3	Rajmahant Nayandas Kurre Male	INC(U) Indian National Congress (u)	9747 3.66%
4	Ramal Das Male	RPK Republican Party Of India (khobragade)	7623 2.86%
5	Kalpoo Male	RRP Akhil Bharatiya Ramrajya Parishad	6118 2.3%
	Total		266539 46.64%

In 1980, Bilaspur parliamentary constituency had total 592243 electors. Total number of valid vote was 266539. Indian National Congress (i) candidate Godil Prasad Anuragi won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 161065 votes. Janta Party candidate Ganeshram Anant stood second with total 81986 votes. He lost by 79079 votes.

1977 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Niranjan Prasad Kesharwani Male	BLD Bharatiya Lok Dal	150039 52.23%
2	Ashok Rao Male	INC Indian National Congress	137212 47.77%
	Total		287251 55.97%

In 1977, Bilaspur parliamentary constituency had total 546085 electors. Total number of valid vote was 287251. Bharatiya Lok Dal candidate Niranjan Prasad Kesharwani won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 150039 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Ashok Rao stood second with total 137212 votes. He lost by 12827 votes.

1971 Lok Sabha Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Ramgopal Tiwari Male	INC Indian National Congress	92928 44.18%
2	Manharanlal Pandey Male	BJS Bharatiya Jana Sangh	84618 40.23%
3	Ratanlal Navrang Male	IND Independents	5864 2.79%
4	Harishankar Male	IND Independents	4663 2.22%
5	Methew Jahani Male	IND Independents	4436 2.11%
6	Beniram Male	IND Independents	4259 2.02%
7	Baijnath Pande Male	IND Independents	3587 1.71%
8	Saliram Singhraul Male	IND Independents	3234 1.54%
9	Laljee Prasad Pathak Male	IND Independents	3072 1.46%
10	Saryoo Prasad Awasthi Male	IND Independents	1916 0.91%
11	Kalam Prasad Ahire Male	IND Independents	1765 0.84%
	Total		210342 44.3%

In 1971, Bilaspur parliamentary constituency had total 503299 electors. Total number of valid vote was 210342. Indian National Congress candidate Ramgopal Tiwari won and became MP from this seat. He secured total 92928 votes. Bharatiya Jana Sangh candidate Manharanlal Pandey stood second with total 84618 votes. He lost by 8310 votes.