Bidar

Parliament Election 2009 GEN

Winner Indian National Congress

N.Dharam Singh

Indian National Congress

Victory Margin
39,619
Margin %
5.10%
Total Electors
1,470,507
Votes Polled
779,256
Turnout
53.00%
Valid Votes
N/A
NOTA Votes
N/A
Candidates
27
Top Candidates (Votes)
Constituency Information
State
Karnataka
Constituency Number
161
Male Electors
N/A
Female Electors
N/A
Male Voters
N/A
Female Voters
N/A
Poll Date
N/A
Result Date
N/A
NOTA Percentage
N/A
All Candidates

Complete list of candidates who contested from this constituency

#1
N.Dharam Singh

Indian National Congress

337,957
43.40%
Male
#2
Gurupadappa Nagmarpalli

Bharatiya Janata Party

298,338
38.30%
Male
#3
Subhash Tippanna Nelge

Janata Dal (Secular)

49,303
6.30%
Male
#4
Jagannath.R.Jamadar

Bahujan Samaj Party

22,568
2.90%
Male
#5
Parmeshwar Ramchandra

Independent

9,510
1.20%
Male
#6
Pashamiya Esmail Sab

Independent

7,691
1.00%
Male
#7
Syed Qubul Ulla Hussiani (Sajid)

Independent

5,461
0.70%
Male
#8
Narsappa Muthangi

Independent

4,054
0.50%
Male
#9
Baswaraj Pailwan Okalli

Independent

3,907
0.50%
Male
#10
Manjile Miyya Peer Sab Quresh

Independent

3,883
0.50%
Male
#11
Devendrappa Sangramappa Patil

Independent

3,127
0.40%
Male
#12
Advocate Moulvi Zameeruddin

National Development Party

2,787
0.40%
Male
#13
Dongapure Shant Kumar

Independent

2,646
0.30%
Male
#14
Shivaraj Timmanna Bokke

Independent

2,455
0.30%
Male
#15
Md Arshad Ahmed Ansari

Independent

2,443
0.30%
Male
#16
Suresh Swamy Talghatker

Independent

2,307
0.30%
Male
#17
Khaja Sameeuddin Khaja Moinuddin

Independent

2,157
0.30%
Male
#18
Jadhav Venkat Rao Gyanoba Rao

Independent

2,134
0.30%
Male
#19
Subhash Chandra G.Khapate

Lok Jan Shakti Party

2,090
0.30%
Male
#20
Md Osman Ali Lakhpati

Independent

2,087
0.30%
Male
#21
Mufti Shaikh Abdul Gaffar Qasmi

Independent

1,967
0.30%
Male
#22
Yashwanth Narsing

Independent

1,888
0.20%
Male
#23
Shravan Sangonda Bhande

Revolutionary Socialist Party

1,870
0.20%
Male
#24
Sameeuddin Bandeli

Independent

1,864
0.20%
Male
#25
Bhaskar Babu Paterpalli

Indian Christian Secular Party

1,853
0.20%
Male
#26
Amruthappa.M.D

Independent

1,795
0.20%
Male
#27
Yevate Patil Shrimanth

Independent

1,099
0.10%
Male
Position Candidate Name Party Votes Vote %
1 N.Dharam Singh Indian National Congress 337,957 43.40%
2 Gurupadappa Nagmarpalli Bharatiya Janata Party 298,338 38.30%
3 Subhash Tippanna Nelge Janata Dal (Secular) 49,303 6.30%
4 Jagannath.R.Jamadar Bahujan Samaj Party 22,568 2.90%
5 Parmeshwar Ramchandra Independent 9,510 1.20%
6 Pashamiya Esmail Sab Independent 7,691 1.00%
7 Syed Qubul Ulla Hussiani (Sajid) Independent 5,461 0.70%
8 Narsappa Muthangi Independent 4,054 0.50%
9 Baswaraj Pailwan Okalli Independent 3,907 0.50%
10 Manjile Miyya Peer Sab Quresh Independent 3,883 0.50%
11 Devendrappa Sangramappa Patil Independent 3,127 0.40%
12 Advocate Moulvi Zameeruddin National Development Party 2,787 0.40%
13 Dongapure Shant Kumar Independent 2,646 0.30%
14 Shivaraj Timmanna Bokke Independent 2,455 0.30%
15 Md Arshad Ahmed Ansari Independent 2,443 0.30%
16 Suresh Swamy Talghatker Independent 2,307 0.30%
17 Khaja Sameeuddin Khaja Moinuddin Independent 2,157 0.30%
18 Jadhav Venkat Rao Gyanoba Rao Independent 2,134 0.30%
19 Subhash Chandra G.Khapate Lok Jan Shakti Party 2,090 0.30%
20 Md Osman Ali Lakhpati Independent 2,087 0.30%
21 Mufti Shaikh Abdul Gaffar Qasmi Independent 1,967 0.30%
22 Yashwanth Narsing Independent 1,888 0.20%
23 Shravan Sangonda Bhande Revolutionary Socialist Party 1,870 0.20%
24 Sameeuddin Bandeli Independent 1,864 0.20%
25 Bhaskar Babu Paterpalli Indian Christian Secular Party 1,853 0.20%
26 Amruthappa.M.D Independent 1,795 0.20%
27 Yevate Patil Shrimanth Independent 1,099 0.10%
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Frequently Asked Questions

N.Dharam Singh (Indian National Congress) won the Bidar Lok Sabha seat in 2009.

The margin was 39,619 votes (5.10%%).

The voter turnout in Bidar for the 2009 Lok Sabha election was 53.00%%.

27 candidates contested from Bidar constituency in the 2009 Lok Sabha election.

Bidar is a Lok Sabha constituency in Karnataka.