Alwar Lok Sabha Election Result 1996

Rajasthan · Parliament (Lok Sabha) Election 1996 GEN

Nawal Kishore of Indian National Congress won the Alwar Lok Sabha constituency in Rajasthan in the 1996 general election, with a winning margin of 2,433 votes (0.60%).

45 candidates contested this seat. The constituency had 1,132,574 registered electors and 438,479 votes were polled, recording a turnout of 38.70%. Full candidate-wise vote breakdown, vote shares, and constituency statistics are below.

Winner Indian National Congress

Nawal Kishore

Indian National Congress

Victory Margin
2,433
Margin %
0.60%
Total Electors
1,132,574
Votes Polled
438,479
Turnout
38.70%
Candidates
45
Top Candidates (Votes)
Constituency Information
State
Rajasthan
Constituency Number
327
Election Type
Lok Sabha (Parliament)
Election Year
1996
All Candidates

Complete list of candidates who contested from this constituency

#1
Nawal Kishore

Indian National Congress

156,947
35.80%
Male
#2
Jaswant Singh Yadav

Bharatiya Janata Party

154,514
35.20%
Male
#3
Jagmal Singh Yadav

Janata Dal

48,476
11.10%
Male
#4
Virja Nand

Samajwadi Party

28,735
6.60%
Male
#5
Indira Mayaram

All India Indira Congress (TIWARI)

7,398
1.70%
Male
#6
Lakhmi Chand

Bahujan Samaj Party

5,413
1.20%
Male
#7
Badlu Ram Gujar

Independent

3,395
0.80%
Male
#8
Braj Raj Alias Madho Lal

Independent

2,913
0.70%
Male
#9
Baksha Nand Bharti

Independent

2,722
0.60%
Male
#10
Narayan

Independent

1,545
0.40%
Male
#11
Suraj Bhan Kachwaha

Independent

1,470
0.30%
Male
#12
Prakash Narayan Gupta

Independent

1,326
0.30%
Male
#13
Sunder

Independent

1,324
0.30%
Male
#14
Ibrahim Khan

Independent

1,305
0.30%
Male
#15
Jagir

Independent

1,249
0.30%
Male
#16
Inderjeet Singh

Independent

1,151
0.30%
Male
#17
Braj Raj Alias Shyam Sunder Lal

Independent

1,092
0.20%
Male
#18
Jagdish Pd. Prajapati Beriwal

Independent

970
0.20%
Male
#19
Prahalad Rai Gupta

Independent

942
0.20%
Male
#20
Narayan Singh Yadav

Independent

828
0.20%
Male
#21
Kishanpuri Gowswami

Independent

766
0.20%
Male
#22
Omkar Sharma

Independent

707
0.20%
Male
#23
Sant Singh

Independent

686
0.20%
Male
#24
Kabul Chand

Independent

677
0.20%
Male
#25
Murari Lal

Independent

572
0.10%
Male
#26
Vishambar Dayal

Independent

510
0.10%
Male
#27
Thakur Girdhari Singh Naruka

Independent

495
0.10%
Male
#28
Ved Prakas Yadav

Independent

448
0.10%
Male
#29
Rajendra Singh Tanwar

Independent

419
0.10%
Male
#30
Dinkar Sharma

Independent

388
0.10%
Male
#31
Mool Chand

Independent

378
0.10%
Male
#32
Bhagwan Sahay Joshi

Independent

364
0.10%
Male
#33
Om Prakash

Independent

353
0.10%
Male
#34
Surendra Kumar Bajaj

Independent

329
0.10%
Male
#35
Rajender

Shoshit Samaj Party

295
0.10%
Male
#36
Amar Singh Chodhary

Independent

294
0.10%
Male
#37
Krishan Sawroop Bhardwaj

Independent

284
0.10%
Male
#38
Madan Lal Sharma

Independent

264
0.10%
Male
#39
Ashok Kumar Saini

Independent

260
0.10%
Male
#40
Ramotar

Independent

244
0.10%
Male
#41
Satish Sharma

Independent

193
0.00%
Male
#42
Subhash Chand

Independent

184
0.00%
Male
#43
Raja Ram Saini

Independent

183
0.00%
Male
#44
Ghanshayam Das Soni

Independent

165
0.00%
Male
#45
Anuj Kumar Kothari

Independent

157
0.00%
Male
Position Candidate Name Party Votes Vote %
1 Nawal Kishore Indian National Congress 156,947 35.80%
2 Jaswant Singh Yadav Bharatiya Janata Party 154,514 35.20%
3 Jagmal Singh Yadav Janata Dal 48,476 11.10%
4 Virja Nand Samajwadi Party 28,735 6.60%
5 Indira Mayaram All India Indira Congress (TIWARI) 7,398 1.70%
6 Lakhmi Chand Bahujan Samaj Party 5,413 1.20%
7 Badlu Ram Gujar Independent 3,395 0.80%
8 Braj Raj Alias Madho Lal Independent 2,913 0.70%
9 Baksha Nand Bharti Independent 2,722 0.60%
10 Narayan Independent 1,545 0.40%
11 Suraj Bhan Kachwaha Independent 1,470 0.30%
12 Prakash Narayan Gupta Independent 1,326 0.30%
13 Sunder Independent 1,324 0.30%
14 Ibrahim Khan Independent 1,305 0.30%
15 Jagir Independent 1,249 0.30%
16 Inderjeet Singh Independent 1,151 0.30%
17 Braj Raj Alias Shyam Sunder Lal Independent 1,092 0.20%
18 Jagdish Pd. Prajapati Beriwal Independent 970 0.20%
19 Prahalad Rai Gupta Independent 942 0.20%
20 Narayan Singh Yadav Independent 828 0.20%
21 Kishanpuri Gowswami Independent 766 0.20%
22 Omkar Sharma Independent 707 0.20%
23 Sant Singh Independent 686 0.20%
24 Kabul Chand Independent 677 0.20%
25 Murari Lal Independent 572 0.10%
26 Vishambar Dayal Independent 510 0.10%
27 Thakur Girdhari Singh Naruka Independent 495 0.10%
28 Ved Prakas Yadav Independent 448 0.10%
29 Rajendra Singh Tanwar Independent 419 0.10%
30 Dinkar Sharma Independent 388 0.10%
31 Mool Chand Independent 378 0.10%
32 Bhagwan Sahay Joshi Independent 364 0.10%
33 Om Prakash Independent 353 0.10%
34 Surendra Kumar Bajaj Independent 329 0.10%
35 Rajender Shoshit Samaj Party 295 0.10%
36 Amar Singh Chodhary Independent 294 0.10%
37 Krishan Sawroop Bhardwaj Independent 284 0.10%
38 Madan Lal Sharma Independent 264 0.10%
39 Ashok Kumar Saini Independent 260 0.10%
40 Ramotar Independent 244 0.10%
41 Satish Sharma Independent 193 0.00%
42 Subhash Chand Independent 184 0.00%
43 Raja Ram Saini Independent 183 0.00%
44 Ghanshayam Das Soni Independent 165 0.00%
45 Anuj Kumar Kothari Independent 157 0.00%

Alwar — 1996 Election Analysis

In the 1996 Lok Sabha election, Nawal Kishore of Indian National Congress secured victory in the Alwar constituency (Rajasthan) with a margin of 2,433 votes.

Out of 1,132,574 registered electors, 438,479 votes were polled, resulting in a turnout of 38.70%. A total of 45 candidates contested from this constituency. The vote share chart above visualizes how votes were distributed among the candidates.

India uses the First-Past-The-Post (FPTP) system where the candidate with the most votes wins. The margin percentage indicates how decisive the victory was relative to total votes polled. Explore related constituencies and historical results below.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Nawal Kishore (Indian National Congress) won the Alwar Lok Sabha seat in 1996.

The margin was 2,433 votes (0.60%%).

The voter turnout in Alwar for the 1996 Lok Sabha election was 38.70%%.

45 candidates contested from Alwar constituency in the 1996 Lok Sabha election.

Alwar is a Lok Sabha constituency in Rajasthan.