Jullundur South Assembly Constituency Election Result

Jullundur South is a legislative assembly constituency in Punjab. Election results of Jullundur South assembly constituency seat is given below in a table that also lists all MLAs from this seat. Click election year in the table, for more detailed result.

List of all MLA from Jullundur South Assembly Constituency Seat (Punjab) Click on Year to View Detailed Result
Year	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
2007	Chuni Lal Bhagat	BJP	56775
2002	Mohinder Singh Kaypee	INC	34869
1997	Chuni Lal	BJP	32708
1992	Mohinder Singh Kaypee	INC	21022
1985	Mohinder Singh Kaypee	INC	25536
1980	Darshan Singh Kaypee	INC(I)	26889
1977	Darshan Singh	INC	24628
1972	Yash Pal	INC	22284

2007 Legislative Assembly Constituency Election
S N	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Chuni Lal Bhagat Male 76 yr SC	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	56775
2	Mohinder Singh K P Male 50 yr SC	INC Indian National Congress	44860
3	Raj Kumar Hans Male 34 yr SC	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	6546
4	Harbhajan Lakha Male 59 yr SC	IND Independent	4082
5	Vinod Kumar Modi Male 37 yr SC	BSP(A) Bahujan Samaj Party (ambedkar)	581
6	Paramjit Male 37 yr SC	LJP Lok Jan Shakti Party	341
7	Kashmir Singh Male 43 yr SC	JD(S) Janata Dal (secular)	218
8	George Male 32 yr SC	DBSP Democratic Bharatiya Samaj Party	137
	Total		113540

In 2007, Jullundur South legislative assembly constituency had total electors. Total number of valid vote was 113540. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Chuni Lal Bhagat won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 56775 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Mohinder Singh K P stood second with total 44860 votes. He lost by 11915 votes.

2002 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Mohinder Singh Kaypee Male	INC Indian National Congress	34869 42.54%
2	Chuni Lal Bhagat Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	24046 29.34%
3	Pawan Kumar Tinu Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	21382 26.09%
4	Prabh Dayal Bhagat Male	BSP(A) Bahujan Samaj Party (ambedkar)	719 0.88%
5	Sucha Singh Male	SHS Shivsena	632 0.77%
6	Jaswinder Singh Billa Male	DBSP Democratic Bharatiya Samaj Party	318 0.39%
	Total		81966 57.41%

In 2002, Jullundur South legislative assembly constituency had total 142784 electors. Total number of valid vote was 81966. Indian National Congress candidate Mohinder Singh Kaypee won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 34869 votes. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Chuni Lal Bhagat stood second with total 24046 votes. He lost by 10823 votes.

1997 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Chuni Lal Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	32708 38.51%
2	Mohinder Singh Kaypee Male	INC Indian National Congress	26574 31.29%
3	Pawan Kumar Tinu Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	23313 27.45%
4	Amar Singh Male	JD Janata Dal	804 0.95%
5	Jaswinder Singh Male	IND Independent	622 0.73%
6	Hans Raj Male	IND Independent	596 0.7%
7	Mohinder Kumar Male	IND Independent	319 0.38%
	Total		84936 65.44%

In 1997, Jullundur South legislative assembly constituency had total 131230 electors. Total number of valid vote was 84936. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Chuni Lal won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 32708 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Mohinder Singh Kaypee stood second with total 26574 votes. He lost by 6134 votes.

1992 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Mohinder Singh Kaypee Male	INC Indian National Congress	21022 55.36%
2	Jaswinder Paul Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	11368 29.94%
3	Sat Paul Sahota Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	3596 9.47%
4	Gurdas Ram Banga Male	IND Independent	768 2.02%
5	Mukhtar Ram Male	JD Janata Dal	619 1.63%
6	Mohan Lal Zahkmi Male	SAD Shiromani Akali Dal	392 1.03%
7	Prem Chand Male	IND Independent	209 0.55%
	Total		37974 37.28%

In 1992, Jullundur South legislative assembly constituency had total 104588 electors. Total number of valid vote was 37974. Indian National Congress candidate Mohinder Singh Kaypee won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 21022 votes. Bahujan Samaj Party candidate Jaswinder Paul stood second with total 11368 votes. He lost by 9654 votes.

1985 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Mohinder Singh Kaypee Male	INC Indian National Congress	25536 50.71%
2	Ram Chand Male	BJP Bharatiya Janta Party	9505 18.88%
3	Baldev Singh Male	IND Independent	7767 15.43%
4	Milkhi Ram Male	CPI Communist Party Of India	2237 4.44%
5	Mukhtar Ram Male	IND Independent	2006 3.98%
6	Parkash Chand Male	IND Independent	1988 3.95%
7	Joginder Singh Male	IND Independent	386 0.77%
8	Balwant Rai Male	IND Independent	261 0.52%
9	Sohan Lal Male	IND Independent	199 0.4%
10	Lal Chand Male	IND Independent	194 0.39%
11	Hans Raj Male	IND Independent	135 0.27%
12	Chuni Lal Male	IND Independent	92 0.18%
13	Sat Pal Male	IND Independent	47 0.09%
	Total		50353 64.35%

In 1985, Jullundur South legislative assembly constituency had total 82805 electors. Total number of valid vote was 50353. Indian National Congress candidate Mohinder Singh Kaypee won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 25536 votes. Bharatiya Janta Party candidate Ram Chand stood second with total 9505 votes. He lost by 16031 votes.

1980 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Darshan Singh Kaypee Male	INC(I) Indian National Congress (i)	26889 61.29%
2	Nirman Singh Male	INC(U) Indian National Congress (u)	11767 26.82%
3	Ram Chand Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	4615 10.52%
4	Amar Nath Male	IND Independents	247 0.56%
5	Chaman Lal Male	IND Independents	211 0.48%
6	Jagdish Singh Male	IND Independents	140 0.32%
	Total		43869 59.66%

In 1980, Jullundur South legislative assembly constituency had total 74249 electors. Total number of valid vote was 43869. Indian National Congress (i) candidate Darshan Singh Kaypee won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 26889 votes. Indian National Congress (u) candidate Nirman Singh stood second with total 11767 votes. He lost by 15122 votes.

1977 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Darshan Singh Male	INC Indian National Congress	24628 62.14%
2	Roshan Lal Male	JNP Janata Party	12241 30.89%
3	Nazar Singh Male	IND Independents	1421 3.59%
4	Pritam Singh Male	IND Independents	519 1.31%
5	Ami Chand Male	IND Independents	391 0.99%
6	Mohinder Singh Male	IND Independents	324 0.82%
7	Amar Nath Male	IND Independents	109 0.28%
	Total		39633 65.25%

In 1977, Jullundur South legislative assembly constituency had total 61497 electors. Total number of valid vote was 39633. Indian National Congress candidate Darshan Singh won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 24628 votes. Janata Party candidate Roshan Lal stood second with total 12241 votes. He lost by 12387 votes.

1972 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Yash Pal Male	INC Indian National Congress	22284 54.97%
2	Manmohan Kalia Male	BJS Bharatiya Jana Sangh	15869 39.15%
3	Rajinder Singh Male	SAD Shiromani Akali Dal	1237 3.05%
4	Sohan Lal Male	IND Independents	736 1.82%
5	Dev Raj Male	IND Independents	284 0.7%
6	Amar Singh Male	JMD All India Shiromani Baba Jiwan Singh Mazabhi Dal	125 0.31%
	Total		40535 68.72%

In 1972, Jullundur South legislative assembly constituency had total 59546 electors. Total number of valid vote was 40535. Indian National Congress candidate Yash Pal won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 22284 votes. Bharatiya Jana Sangh candidate Manmohan Kalia stood second with total 15869 votes. He lost by 6415 votes.

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