Hapur Lok Sabha Election Result 1996

Uttar Pradesh · Parliament (Lok Sabha) Election 1996 GEN

Ramesh Chand Tomar of Bharatiya Janata Party won the Hapur Lok Sabha constituency in Uttar Pradesh in the 1996 general election, with a winning margin of 94,449 votes (13.60%).

41 candidates contested this seat. The constituency had 1,493,707 registered electors and 695,482 votes were polled, recording a turnout of 46.60%. Full candidate-wise vote breakdown, vote shares, and constituency statistics are below.

Winner Bharatiya Janata Party

Ramesh Chand Tomar

Bharatiya Janata Party

Victory Margin
94,449
Margin %
13.60%
Total Electors
1,493,707
Votes Polled
695,482
Turnout
46.60%
Candidates
41
Top Candidates (Votes)
Constituency Information
State
Uttar Pradesh
Constituency Number
636
Election Type
Lok Sabha (Parliament)
Election Year
1996
All Candidates

Complete list of candidates who contested from this constituency

#1
Ramesh Chand Tomar

Bharatiya Janata Party

247,769
35.60%
Male
#2
K.C.Tyagi

Samajwadi Party

153,320
22.00%
Male
#3
Anwar Ahmed

Bahujan Samaj Party

126,194
18.10%
Male
#4
Rita Singh

Indian National Congress

124,948
18.00%
Male
#5
K.K.Sharma

Independent

9,773
1.40%
Male
#6
Raghunath

Independent

4,241
0.60%
Male
#7
Ashok Kumar

Shiv Sena

2,432
0.30%
Male
#8
Samar Singh

Independent

2,388
0.30%
Male
#9
Vijay Kumar Bhatia

Satya Marg Party

1,395
0.20%
Male
#10
Vijay Laxmi

Pavitra Hindustan Kaazhagam

998
0.10%
Male
#11
Ram Prakash

Independent

897
0.10%
Male
#12
Sat Pal

Independent

827
0.10%
Male
#13
Devendra

Independent

731
0.10%
Male
#14
Subhash

Independent

659
0.10%
Male
#15
Vijay Kumar

Independent

619
0.10%
Male
#16
Saleem

Independent

547
0.10%
Male
#17
Ayub Khan

Independent

472
0.10%
Male
#18
Arun Kumar

Independent

337
0.00%
Male
#19
Mangat Shanker

Independent

329
0.00%
Male
#20
Atul Kumar

Independent

308
0.00%
Male
#21
Jagsher

Independent

299
0.00%
Male
#22
Kuldeep Singh

Independent

257
0.00%
Male
#23
Sunil Shamra

Independent

237
0.00%
Male
#24
Arun Tyagi

Manav Sewa Sangh

225
0.00%
Male
#25
Aulad Ali

Independent

205
0.00%
Male
#26
Satish

Independent

188
0.00%
Male
#27
Indrapal Singh

Independent

177
0.00%
Male
#28
Bhuaneshwar

Independent

177
0.00%
Male
#29
Abdul Salam

Independent

152
0.00%
Male
#30
Ramesh Pal

Independent

143
0.00%
Male
#31
Dharamvir Singh Rawal

Federation Of Sabhas

142
0.00%
Male
#32
Ajay Tyagi

Independent

137
0.00%
Male
#33
Kamal Singh

Independent

133
0.00%
Male
#34
R.S.Adil

Sabjan Party

113
0.00%
Male
#35
Om Prakash Gupta

Independent

108
0.00%
Male
#36
Santosh Kaul

Independent

94
0.00%
Male
#37
Rameshri

Independent

93
0.00%
Male
#38
Ram Das Tyagi

Independent

88
0.00%
Male
#39
Ummed

Independent

80
0.00%
Male
#40
Surendra

Independent

72
0.00%
Male
#41
Omkar

Independent

42
0.00%
Male
Position Candidate Name Party Votes Vote %
1 Ramesh Chand Tomar Bharatiya Janata Party 247,769 35.60%
2 K.C.Tyagi Samajwadi Party 153,320 22.00%
3 Anwar Ahmed Bahujan Samaj Party 126,194 18.10%
4 Rita Singh Indian National Congress 124,948 18.00%
5 K.K.Sharma Independent 9,773 1.40%
6 Raghunath Independent 4,241 0.60%
7 Ashok Kumar Shiv Sena 2,432 0.30%
8 Samar Singh Independent 2,388 0.30%
9 Vijay Kumar Bhatia Satya Marg Party 1,395 0.20%
10 Vijay Laxmi Pavitra Hindustan Kaazhagam 998 0.10%
11 Ram Prakash Independent 897 0.10%
12 Sat Pal Independent 827 0.10%
13 Devendra Independent 731 0.10%
14 Subhash Independent 659 0.10%
15 Vijay Kumar Independent 619 0.10%
16 Saleem Independent 547 0.10%
17 Ayub Khan Independent 472 0.10%
18 Arun Kumar Independent 337 0.00%
19 Mangat Shanker Independent 329 0.00%
20 Atul Kumar Independent 308 0.00%
21 Jagsher Independent 299 0.00%
22 Kuldeep Singh Independent 257 0.00%
23 Sunil Shamra Independent 237 0.00%
24 Arun Tyagi Manav Sewa Sangh 225 0.00%
25 Aulad Ali Independent 205 0.00%
26 Satish Independent 188 0.00%
27 Indrapal Singh Independent 177 0.00%
28 Bhuaneshwar Independent 177 0.00%
29 Abdul Salam Independent 152 0.00%
30 Ramesh Pal Independent 143 0.00%
31 Dharamvir Singh Rawal Federation Of Sabhas 142 0.00%
32 Ajay Tyagi Independent 137 0.00%
33 Kamal Singh Independent 133 0.00%
34 R.S.Adil Sabjan Party 113 0.00%
35 Om Prakash Gupta Independent 108 0.00%
36 Santosh Kaul Independent 94 0.00%
37 Rameshri Independent 93 0.00%
38 Ram Das Tyagi Independent 88 0.00%
39 Ummed Independent 80 0.00%
40 Surendra Independent 72 0.00%
41 Omkar Independent 42 0.00%

Hapur — 1996 Election Analysis

In the 1996 Lok Sabha election, Ramesh Chand Tomar of Bharatiya Janata Party secured victory in the Hapur constituency (Uttar Pradesh) with a margin of 94,449 votes.

Out of 1,493,707 registered electors, 695,482 votes were polled, resulting in a turnout of 46.60%. A total of 41 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

Ramesh Chand Tomar (Bharatiya Janata Party) won the Hapur Lok Sabha seat in 1996.

The margin was 94,449 votes (13.60%%).

The voter turnout in Hapur for the 1996 Lok Sabha election was 46.60%%.

41 candidates contested from Hapur constituency in the 1996 Lok Sabha election.

Hapur is a Lok Sabha constituency in Uttar Pradesh.