Kutlehar Assembly Constituency Election Result

Live - 2022 Kutlehar Assembly Constituency
Last Update: 13 May 2023 Result Status
Sr No	Party	Candidate	Total Vote
1	Indian National Congress	Davinder Kumar	36636
2	Bharatiya Janata Party	Virender Kanwar	29057
3	Aam Aadmi Party	Anil Kumar Mankotia	596
4	None Of The Above	Nota	378
5	Independent	Capt. Jaidayal Singh Pal	141

Kutlehar is a legislative assembly constituency in Himachal Pradesh. Election results of Kutlehar 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 Kutlehar Assembly Constituency Seat (Himachal Pradesh) Click on Year to View Detailed Result
Year	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
2017	Virender Kanwar	BJP	31101
2012	Virender Kanwar	BJP	26028
2007	Virender Kanwar	BJP	24677
2003	Virender Kumar	BJP	12380
1998	Ram Dass Malangar	BJP	11660
1993	Ram Dass Malangar	BJP	14846
1990	Ranjit Singh	JD	15994
1985	Ramnath Sharma	INC	13766
1982	Ranjit Singh	JNP	7022
1977	Ram Nath Sharma	JNP	9836
1972	Sarla Sharma	INC	10750

2017 Legislative Assembly Constituency Election
S N	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Virender Kanwar Male 53 yr GEN	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party lotus	31101 52.52%
2	Vivek Sharma Male 40 yr GEN	INC Indian National Congress hand	25495 43.05%
3	Shiv Hari Pal Male 43 yr GEN	IND Independent almirah	1017 1.72%
4	Manohar Lal Male 45 yr SC	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party elephant	570 0.96%
5	Sandeep Sharma Male 45 yr GEN	SWAP Swabhiman Party sewing machine	365 0.62%
6	Sawarn Dass Male 46 yr SC	IND Independent gas cylinder	363 0.61%
7	None Of The Above	NOTA None Of The Above nota	311 0.53%
	Total		59222 74.31%

In 2017, Kutlehar legislative assembly constituency had total 79693 electors. Total number of valid vote was 59222. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Virender Kanwar won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 31101 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Vivek Sharma stood second with total 25495 votes. He lost by 5606 votes.

2012 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Virender Kanwar Male 48 yr GEN	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	26028 49.36%
2	Ram Dass Male 64 yr GEN	INC Indian National Congress	24336 46.15%
3	Sandeep Sharma Male 40 yr GEN	HiSP Himachal Swabhiman Party	699 1.33%
4	Sunita Devi Female 46 yr GEN	HLP Himachal Lokhit Party	518 0.98%
5	Ramesh Chand Male 63 yr GEN	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	477 0.9%
6	Mahinder Pal Male 35 yr GEN	AITC All India Trinamool Congress	440 0.83%
7	Braham Dass Male 41 yr SC	SP Samajwadi Party	233 0.44%
	Total		52731 72.64%

In 2012, Kutlehar legislative assembly constituency had total 72596 electors. Total number of valid vote was 52731. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Virender Kanwar won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 26028 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Ram Dass stood second with total 24336 votes. He lost by 1692 votes.

2007 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Virender Kanwar Male 42 yr GEN	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	24677
2	Ram Nath Sharma Male 61 yr GEN	INC Indian National Congress	17734
3	Roshan Lal (retd Principal) Male 50 yr GEN	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	2640
4	Ravinder Kumar Garg Male 38 yr GEN	LJP Lok Jan Shakti Party	701
	Total		45752

In 2007, Kutlehar legislative assembly constituency had total 66629 electors. Total number of valid vote was 45752. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Virender Kanwar won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 24677 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Ram Nath Sharma stood second with total 17734 votes. He lost by 6943 votes.

2003 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Virender Kumar Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	12380 28.83%
2	Saroj Thakur Female	INC Indian National Congress	8464 19.71%
3	Ram Dass Malangar Male	IND Independent	8062 18.77%
4	Mahender Pal Male	IND Independent	6851 15.95%
5	Pt Des Raj Modgil Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	6748 15.71%
6	Ajay Kumar Male	IND Independent	436 1.02%
	Total		42941 72.2%

In 2003, Kutlehar legislative assembly constituency had total 59480 electors. Total number of valid vote was 42941. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Virender Kumar won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 12380 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Saroj Thakur stood second with total 8464 votes. She lost by 3916 votes.

1998 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Ram Dass Malangar Male	BJP Bharatiya Janata Party	11660 33.58%
2	Mahendra Pal Male	INC Indian National Congress	11657 33.57%
3	Ram Nath Sharma Male	IND Independent	7977 22.97%
4	Roshan Lal Arvind Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	2391 6.89%
5	Capt Onkar Chand Lohia Male	JD Janata Dal	507 1.46%
6	Desh Raj Gautam Male	IND Independent	282 0.81%
7	Suresh Chand Male	AIRJP All India Rashtriya Janata Party	191 0.55%
8	Neelam Kumari Female	IND Independent	57 0.16%
	Total		34722 71.34%

In 1998, Kutlehar legislative assembly constituency had total 49732 electors. Total number of valid vote was 34722. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Ram Dass Malangar won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 11660 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Mahendra Pal stood second with total 11657 votes. He lost by 3 votes.

1993 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Ram Dass Malangar Male	BJP Bhartiya Janta Party	14846 46.29%
2	Ram Nath Sharma Male	INC Indian National Congress	13874 43.26%
3	Ranjeet Singh Male	JD Janta Dal	2188 6.82%
4	Harbans Singh Male	BSP Bahujan Samaj Party	1103 3.44%
5	Satya Prasad Male	IND Independents	58 0.18%
	Total		32069 67.38%

In 1993, Kutlehar legislative assembly constituency had total 48010 electors. Total number of valid vote was 32069. Bhartiya Janta Party candidate Ram Dass Malangar won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 14846 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Ram Nath Sharma stood second with total 13874 votes. He lost by 972 votes.

1990 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Ranjit Singh Male	JD Janata Dal	15994 51.95%
2	Ram Nath Sharma Male	INC Indian National Congress	11988 38.94%
3	Mahinder Ram Male	IND Independents	1714 5.57%
4	Satya Prasad Male	CPI Communist Party Of India	394 1.28%
5	Baldev Sharma Male	ICS(SCS) Indian Congress (socialist-sarat Chandra Sinha)	352 1.14%
6	Om Parkash Shukla Male	IND Independents	240 0.78%
7	Radha Rani Female	DDP Doordarshi Party	106 0.34%
	Total		30788 66.12%

In 1990, Kutlehar legislative assembly constituency had total 46887 electors. Total number of valid vote was 30788. Janata Dal candidate Ranjit Singh won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 15994 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Ram Nath Sharma stood second with total 11988 votes. He lost by 4006 votes.

1985 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Ramnath Sharma Male	INC Indian National Congress	13766 55.96%
2	Ranjit Singh Male	JNP Janta Party	9714 39.49%
3	Saran Dass Male	IND Independent	468 1.9%
4	Bhawan Dass Male	IND Independent	383 1.56%
5	Parkash Chand Maryana Male	IND Independent	269 1.09%
	Total		24600 70.43%

In 1985, Kutlehar legislative assembly constituency had total 35272 electors. Total number of valid vote was 24600. Indian National Congress candidate Ramnath Sharma won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 13766 votes. Janta Party candidate Ranjit Singh stood second with total 9714 votes. He lost by 4052 votes.

1982 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Ranjit Singh Male	JNP Janta Party	7022 32.55%
2	Ram Nath Sharma Male	INC Indian National Congress	6244 28.95%
3	Ved Rattan Arya Male	BJP Bhartiya Janta Party	6147 28.5%
4	Gurdev Singh Male	IND Independents	1754 8.13%
5	Partap Singh Male	IND Independents	210 0.97%
6	Dalip Singh Male	IND Independents	194 0.9%
	Total		21571 65.82%

In 1982, Kutlehar legislative assembly constituency had total 33194 electors. Total number of valid vote was 21571. Janta Party candidate Ranjit Singh won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 7022 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Ram Nath Sharma stood second with total 6244 votes. He lost by 778 votes.

1977 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Ram Nath Sharma Male	JNP Janata Party	9836 53.56%
2	Sarla Devi Female	INC Indian National Congress	6000 32.67%
3	Onkar Singh Male	IND Independents	1784 9.71%
4	Jagdish Ram Male	IND Independents	209 1.14%
5	Prem Dass Male	IND Independents	160 0.87%
6	Baldev Male	IND Independents	135 0.74%
7	Amrit Ram Male	IND Independents	133 0.72%
8	Parshotam Singh Male	IND Independents	109 0.59%
	Total		18366 61.52%

In 1977, Kutlehar legislative assembly constituency had total 30234 electors. Total number of valid vote was 18366. Janata Party candidate Ram Nath Sharma won and became MLA from this seat. He secured total 9836 votes. Indian National Congress candidate Sarla Devi stood second with total 6000 votes. She lost by 3836 votes.

1972 Assembly Constituency Election
Sr No	Candidate	Party	Total Vote
1	Sarla Sharma Female	INC Indian National Congress	10750 62.34%
2	Ranjit Singh Male	LRP Lok Raj Party Himachal Pradesh	6493 37.66%
	Total		17243 61%

In 1972, Kutlehar legislative assembly constituency had total 29010 electors. Total number of valid vote was 17243. Indian National Congress candidate Sarla Sharma won and became MLA from this seat. She secured total 10750 votes. Lok Raj Party Himachal Pradesh candidate Ranjit Singh stood second with total 6493 votes. He lost by 4257 votes.

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