Sultanpur Lok Sabha Election Result 1984

Uttar Pradesh · Parliament (Lok Sabha) Election 1984 GEN

Raj Karan Singh of Indian National Congress won the Sultanpur Lok Sabha constituency in Uttar Pradesh in the 1984 general election, with a winning margin of 160,057 votes (38.80%).

21 candidates contested this seat. The constituency had 758,038 registered electors and 412,606 votes were polled, recording a turnout of 54.40%. Full candidate-wise vote breakdown, vote shares, and constituency statistics are below.

Winner Indian National Congress

Raj Karan Singh

Indian National Congress

Victory Margin
160,057
Margin %
38.80%
Total Electors
758,038
Votes Polled
412,606
Turnout
54.40%
Candidates
21
Top Candidates (Votes)
Constituency Information
State
Uttar Pradesh
Constituency Number
441
Election Type
Lok Sabha (Parliament)
Election Year
1984
All Candidates

Complete list of candidates who contested from this constituency

#1
Raj Karan Singh

Indian National Congress

219,682
53.20%
Male
#2
Mustakeem

Independent

59,625
14.50%
Male
#3
Ram Avadh Misra

Lok Dal

59,101
14.30%
Male
#4
Ram Sumer Yadava

Communist Party Of India

15,451
3.70%
Male
#5
Ram Shabad

Independent

10,816
2.60%
Male
#6
Kaushelendra

Janta Party

6,399
1.60%
Male
#7
Anand Krishna

Independent

5,076
1.20%
Male
#8
Jamil Ahmad Khan

Independent

3,600
0.90%
Male
#9
Ashok Kumar Upadhiya

Independent

3,428
0.80%
Male
#10
Surya Bali Singh

Doordarshi Party

2,666
0.60%
Male
#11
Mani Ram

Independent

2,592
0.60%
Male
#12
Bhagoley

Independent

2,218
0.50%
Male
#13
Tarkeshwar

Independent

1,977
0.50%
Male
#14
Mohd. Mustakim

Independent

1,902
0.50%
Male
#15
Ram Bodh

Independent

1,712
0.40%
Male
#16
Tribhawan Nath

Independent

1,548
0.40%
Male
#17
Surendra Kumar

Independent

1,198
0.30%
Male
#18
Ram Avadh Mishra

Independent

1,186
0.30%
Male
#19
Mathura Prasad

Independent

1,137
0.30%
Male
#20
Gobardhan Das

Independent

946
0.20%
Male
#21
Sheo Narain Pandey

Independent

562
0.10%
Male
Position Candidate Name Party Votes Vote %
1 Raj Karan Singh Indian National Congress 219,682 53.20%
2 Mustakeem Independent 59,625 14.50%
3 Ram Avadh Misra Lok Dal 59,101 14.30%
4 Ram Sumer Yadava Communist Party Of India 15,451 3.70%
5 Ram Shabad Independent 10,816 2.60%
6 Kaushelendra Janta Party 6,399 1.60%
7 Anand Krishna Independent 5,076 1.20%
8 Jamil Ahmad Khan Independent 3,600 0.90%
9 Ashok Kumar Upadhiya Independent 3,428 0.80%
10 Surya Bali Singh Doordarshi Party 2,666 0.60%
11 Mani Ram Independent 2,592 0.60%
12 Bhagoley Independent 2,218 0.50%
13 Tarkeshwar Independent 1,977 0.50%
14 Mohd. Mustakim Independent 1,902 0.50%
15 Ram Bodh Independent 1,712 0.40%
16 Tribhawan Nath Independent 1,548 0.40%
17 Surendra Kumar Independent 1,198 0.30%
18 Ram Avadh Mishra Independent 1,186 0.30%
19 Mathura Prasad Independent 1,137 0.30%
20 Gobardhan Das Independent 946 0.20%
21 Sheo Narain Pandey Independent 562 0.10%

Sultanpur — 1984 Election Analysis

In the 1984 Lok Sabha election, Raj Karan Singh of Indian National Congress secured victory in the Sultanpur constituency (Uttar Pradesh) with a margin of 160,057 votes.

Out of 758,038 registered electors, 412,606 votes were polled, resulting in a turnout of 54.40%. A total of 21 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

Raj Karan Singh (Indian National Congress) won the Sultanpur Lok Sabha seat in 1984.

The margin was 160,057 votes (38.80%%).

The voter turnout in Sultanpur for the 1984 Lok Sabha election was 54.40%%.

21 candidates contested from Sultanpur constituency in the 1984 Lok Sabha election.

Sultanpur is a Lok Sabha constituency in Uttar Pradesh.