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UP Lok Sabha 2024 elections winners list: SP leading in 37 seats

Lok Sabha UP results: Here's the list of all winning candidates and parties from the state of Uttar Pradesh

Updated on: Jun 4, 2024, 18:30:06 IST
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The BJP-led NDA and opposition INDIA bloc were neck-and-neck in the 80 Lok Sabha constituencies of Uttar Pradesh after initial rounds of vote counting on June 4.

The BJP’s vote share improved from 42.63% in 2014 to 49.98% in 2019 in Uttar Pradesh. (FILE PHOTO)
The BJP’s vote share improved from 42.63% in 2014 to 49.98% in 2019 in Uttar Pradesh. (FILE PHOTO)

The Congress and Samajwadi Party, both constituents of the INDIA bloc which was formed in July last year to dislodge the BJP at the Centre were leading in 6 and 37 seats.

Trends showed that the Bharatiya Janata Party and its coalition partners Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) and Apna Dal (Sonelal) in the state were leading in 33, 2 and 1 constituencies respectively.

The Bahujan Samaj Party, which had won 10 seats in the last Lok Sabha polls figured nowhere in the list of the Election Commission of India.

As per Election Commission's website, ruling BJP was leading in constituencies such as Kairana, Badaun, Etah, Hardoi, Unnao, Rampur among others. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was leading from Varanasi.

Uttar Pradesh sends 80 parliamentarians to the 543-member strong Lok Sabha. This time, the SP and Congress have sealed a pre-poll alliance. The Congress fielded its candidates in 17 seats, while its regional partner Samajwadi Party fielded 63 candidates in the Lok Sabha polls under seat-sharing pact.

The principal opposition Congress was leading in seats such as Saharanpur, Amroha, Fatehpur Sikri, Sitapur, Barabanki, Rae Bareli and Amethi and Allahabad.

The Congress has fielded Rahul Gandhi from Rae Bareli, while Kishori Lal Sharma was running against Union minister Smriti Irani in Amethi.

In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, BJP had won 62 seats in Uttar Pradesh, decimating the Congress, which managed to win just one seat.

Here is a full list of candidates who are leading in the Lok Sabha election from Uttar Pradesh

 

Candidate PartyConstituencyStatusVotesState
Awadhesh PrasadSPFaizabadLEAD552177Uttar Pradesh
R K ChaudharySPMohanlalganj (SC)LEAD603191Uttar Pradesh
Harendra Singh MalikSPMuzaffarnagarLEAD450198Uttar Pradesh
Kishori LalINCAmethiLEAD536680Uttar Pradesh
Iqra ChoudharySPKairanaLEAD523692Uttar Pradesh
Rambhual NishadSPSultanpurLEAD442027Uttar Pradesh
Naval Kishor ShakyaSPFarrukhabadLEAD460622Uttar Pradesh
Ram Prasad ChaudharySPBastiLEAD523487Uttar Pradesh
Shiv Pal Singh PatelSPPratapgarhLEAD439836Uttar Pradesh
Laxmikant Pappu NishadSPSant Kabir NagarLEAD475603Uttar Pradesh
Rajkumar SangwanRLDBaghpatLEAD482397Uttar Pradesh
Akhilesh YadavSPKannaujLEAD640207Uttar Pradesh
Narayan Das AhirwarSPJalaun (SC)LEAD529833Uttar Pradesh
Priya SarojSPMachhlishahr (SC)LEAD435931Uttar Pradesh
Akshaya YadavSPFirozabadLEAD543037Uttar Pradesh
Naresh Chandra Uttam PatelSPFatehpurLEAD497887Uttar Pradesh
Krishna Devi Shivshanker PatelSPBandaLEAD406004Uttar Pradesh
Pushpendra SarojSPKaushambi (SC)LEAD509787Uttar Pradesh
Amar Nath Singh MauryaSPPhulpurLEAD434033Uttar Pradesh
Devesh ShakyaSPEtahLEAD453450Uttar Pradesh
Ujjwal Raman SinghINCAllahabadLEAD460277Uttar Pradesh
Aditya YadavSPBadaunLEAD446933Uttar Pradesh
Neeraj MauryaSPAonlaLEAD492515Uttar Pradesh
Utkarsh VermaSPKheriLEAD555277Uttar Pradesh
Anand BhadauriyaSPDhaurahraLEAD442650Uttar Pradesh
Rakesh RathorINCSitapurWON531138Uttar Pradesh
Birendra SinghSPChandauliLEAD474476Uttar Pradesh
Sanatan PandeySPBalliaLEAD315983Uttar Pradesh
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