2013 Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly election

A Legislative Assembly election was held on 25 November 2013 in Madhya Pradesh, India,^[1] with the result announced on 8 December.^[2] Along with four other state assembly elections, these were the first elections in which the Election Commission of India (ECI) implemented a "None of the above" (NOTA) voting option, allowing the electorate to register a neutral vote but not to outright reject candidates. In a first, the Election Commission of India also appointed Central Awareness Observers, whose main task was to oversee voter awareness and facilitation.^[3]

Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly election, 2013
मध्य प्रदेश विधान सभा, 2013

← 2008 November 25, 2013 (2013-11-25) 2018 →
All 230 seats in the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly 116 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	72.69% 3.06%
First party Second party Third party   Leader Shivraj Singh Chouhan Kantilal Bhuria Mayawati Party BJP INC BSP Leader since 2005 2011 2003 Leader's seat Budhni (retained) Vidisha (vacated) Did not contest Did not contest Seats before 143 71 7 Seats after 165 58 4 Seat change 22 13 3 Popular vote 15,191,335 12,315,253 2,127,959 Percentage 44.88% 36.38% 6.29% Swing 7.65% 3.99% 2.71%
2013 Legislative Assembly Election Madhya Pradesh
Structure of the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly after the election
Chief Minister before election Shivraj Singh Chouhan BJP Elected Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan BJP

Opinion polls

All major pre-poll surveys predicted BJP's win.

Survey by	BJP	Congress	BSP	Others
India Today Group-ORG Poll [4]	143	78	–	9
ABP News-Dainik Bhaskar-Nielsen[5]	155	65	–	10
CSDS-CNN-IBN-The Week[6]	148–160	52–62	3–7	10–18
Actual Results	165	58	4	3

List of declared candidates

A total of 2,586 candidates^[7] filled their nomination for 230 seats spread across 51 districts.^[8]

Prominent BJP candidates included former CM Babulal Gaur (Govindpura constituency in Bhopal), Gopal Bhargava (Rehli in Sagar), Kailash Vijayvargiya (Mhow in Indore) and former PM, Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s nephew Anoop Mishra (Bhitarvar in Gwalior).

Prominent Congress candidates included former Union Minister Suresh Pachouri (Bhojpur), leader of the opposition in the assembly Ajay Singh (Churhat), Digvijaya Singh’s son Jaivardhan Singh (Raghogarh), and Sachin Yadav, son of former Deputy CM, Subhash Yadav (Kasravad).

#	Constituency	Congress	Bharatiya Janata Party	Others
001	Sheopur	Brijraj Singh Chouhan	Durgalal Vijay
002	Vijaypur	Ram Niwas Rawat	Sitaram Aadivashi
003	Sabalgarh	Suresh Choudhary	Maherban Singh Rawat
004	Joura	Banwari Lal	Subedar Singh Sikar
005	Sumawali	Adal Singh Kansana	Satyapal Singh
006	Morena	Dinesh Gurjar	Rustam Singh
007	Dimani	Ravindra Singh Tomar Bhidausa	Shivamangal Singh
008	Ambah	Amarsingh Sakhwar	Banshi Lal Jatav
009	Ater	Satyadev Katare	Arvind Singh Bhadoriya
010	Bhind
011	Lahar	Govind Singh	Rasal Singh
012	Mehgaon	OPS Bhadoria	Mukesh Singh Chaturvedi
013	Gohad (SC)	Mewaram Jatav	Lalsingh Arya
014	Gwalior Rural	Ramsevak Singh (Babuji)	Bharat Singh Kushwaha
015	Gwalior	Pradyumn Singh Tomar	Jaibhan Singh Pavaia, Ex-MP
016	Gwalior East	Munnalal Goyal	Maya Singh
017	Gwalior South	Ramesh Goyal	Narain Singh Kushwah
018	Bhitarwar	Lakhan Singh Yadav	Anoop Mishra
019	Dabra	Ms. Imarti Devi	Suresh Raje
020	Sewda	Pradeep Aggarwal
021	Bhander (SC)	Arun Kumar Bharti
022	Datia		Dr. Narottam Mishra
023	Karera (SC)	Smt. Shakuntala Khatik	Om Prakash Khatik
024	Pohari	Hari Vallabh Shukla	Prahlad Bharti
025	Shivpuri	Yashodhara Raje, MP
026	Pichhore	K.P. Singh Kakkajoo
027	Kolaras	Ram Singh	Devendra Jain
028	Bamori	Mahendra Singh Sisodia
029	Guna (SC)	Neeraj Nigam	Panna Lal Shakya
030	Chachoura	Shivnarayan Meena	Mamta Meena
031	Raghogarh	Radheyshyam Dhakar
032	Ashok Nagar (SC)	Gopilal Jatav
033	Chanderi
034	Mungaoli	Deshraj Singh
035	Bina (SC)	Ms. Nirmala Sapre	Mahesh Rai
036	Khurai	Arunodaya Choubey	Bhupendra Singh, MP
037	Surkhi	Govindsingh Rajput	Parul Sahu
038	Deori	Ratan Singh Silarpur,Ex-MLA
039	Rehli	Gopal Bhargav
040	Naryoli
041	Sagar	Shailendra Jain
042	Banda	Narayan Prajapati
043	Tikamgarh	Yadvendra Singh	K.K. Srivastava
044	Jatara (SC)	Harishankar Khatik
045	Prithvipur	Brajendra Singh	Anita Nayak
046	Niwari
047	Khargapur	Rahul Singh
048	Maharajpur	Mahendra Chaurasiya	Kunwar Manvendra Singh
049	Chandla (SC)	R.D. Prajapati
050	Rajnagar	Kunwar Vikram Singh Nati Raja	Dr. Ramkrishna Kushmaria
051	Chhatarpur	Alok Chaturvedi	Lalita Yadav
052	Bijawar	Rajesh Shukla	Pushpendra Nath Pathak
053	Malhara	Tilak Singh Lodhi	Rekha Yadav
054	Pathariya	Lakhan Patel
055	Damoh	Jayant Malaiya
056	Jabera	Pratap Singh	Dashrath Singh
057	Hatta (SC)
058	Pawai	Pandit Mukesh Nayak	Brijendra Pratap Singh
059	Gunnaor (SC)
060	Panna	Sushree Kushum Mehdele
061	Chitrakoot	Prem Singh	Surendra Singh Gaharwar
062	Raigaon (SC)	Pushpraj Bagari
063	Satna	Rajaram Tripathi	Shankarlal Tiwari
064	Nagod	Yadvendra Singh	Gagnendra Pratap Singh
065	Maihar	Narayan Tripathi
066	Amarpatan	Dr. Rajendra Kumar Singh
067	Rampur-Baghelan	Kamlendra Singh Kamlu	Harsh Singh
068	Sirmour	Dr Vivek Tiwari	Divyaraj Singh
069	Semariya
070	Teonthar	Ramakant Tiwari
071	Mauganj	Laxman Tiwari
072	Deotalab		Girish Goutam
073	Mangawan (SC)	Trivedi Prasad Maitraiy
074	Rewa		Rajendra Shukla
075	Gurh	Nagendra Singh
076	Churhat	Ajay Arjun Singh	Sarvendu Tiwari
077	Sidhi	Kamleshwar Dwivedi	Kedarnath Shukla
078	Sihawal		Vishwamitra Pathak
079	Chitrangi (ST)	Jagannath Singh
080	Singrauli	Ramlallu Vaishya
081	Devsar (SC)	Rajendra Meshram
082	Dhauhani (ST)	R.D. Singh	Kunwar Singh Tekam
083	Beohari (ST)	Ram Pal Singh	Ram Prasad Singh Paraste
084	Jaisingnagar (ST)	Dhyan Singh Marko	Mrs. Pramila Singh
085	Jaitpur (ST)	Lallan Singh	Jaisingh Maravi
086	Kotma	Rajesh Soni
087	Anuppur (ST)	Bisahulal Singh	Ramlal Rotal
088	Pushprajgarh (ST)	Phundelal Singh Marko
089	Bandhavgarh (ST)	Pyarelal Baiga
090	Manpur (ST)	Ms. Sakuntala Pradhan	Meena Singh
091	Barwara (ST)	Basanth S (Bijay Raghvendra Singh)
092	Vijayraghavgarh	Sanjay Pathak	Padma Shukla
093	Murwara
094	Bahoriband	Dr. Nishith Patel	Prabhat Pandey
095	Patan	Ajay Vishnoi
096	Bargi	Suraj Tiwari
097	Jabalpur Purv (SC)	Lakhan Ghanghoria	Anchal Sonkar
098	Jabalpur Uttar	Naresh Sarraf	Sharad Jain
099	Jabalpur Cantt.	Ashok Rohani
100	Jabalpur Paschim	Tarun Bhanot	Harendra Singh Babbu
101	Panagar
102	Sihora (ST)	Mrs. Jamuna Maravi
103	Shahpura (ST)	Mrs. Ganga Bai Ureti	Om Prakash Dhurve
104	Dindori (SC)	Omkar Singh Markam	Jai Singh Maravi
105	Bichhiya (ST)	Narayan Singh Patta	Pandit Singh Dhurve
106	Niwas	Patiram Pandro	Rampyare Kulaste
107	Mandla	Sanjeev Chhotelal Uike	Sampatia Uike
108	Baihar	Sanjay Uike	Bhagat Singh Netam
109	Lanji	Ms. Heena Kavre	Ramesh Bhatere
110	Paraswada	Ms. Madhu Bhagat	Ramkishore Kanware
111	Balaghat	Gourishankar Bisen
112	Waraseoni	Pradeep Amritlal Jaiswal	Dr. Yogendra Nirmal
113	Katangi	K.D. Deshmukh, MP
114	Barghat	Arjun Singh Kakodiya	Kamal Maskule
115	Seoni	Naresh Diwakar
116	Keolari	Rajanish Singh	Dr. Dhal Singh Bisen
117	Lakhnadon	Shashi Thakur
118	Gotegaon	Narmada Prasad Prajapati
119	Narsingpur	Sunil Jaiswal
120	Narsingpur
121	Gadarwara	Mrs. Sadhana Sthapak
122	Junnardeo	Mathan Shah
123	Amarwara	Kamlesh Pratap Shah
124	Churai
125	Saunsar		Nanabhau Mohod
126	Chhindwara	Deepak Saxena
127	Parasia	Sohanlal Valmiki	Tarachand Bavariya
128	Pandhurna	Jatin Uike
129	Multai	Sukhdeo Panse	Chandrashekhar Deshmukh
130	Amla	Ms. Sunita Bhele	Chetram Manekar
131	Betul	Hemant Wagdre	Rajeev Khandelwal
132	Ghoradongri	Sajjan Singh Uike
133	Bhainsdehi	Dharmu Singh Siryam	Mahenra Singh Chouhan
134	Timarni	Sanjay Shah
135	Harda	R.K. Dogne	Kamal Patel
136	Seoni – Malwa	Hajarilal Raghuwanshi	Sartaj Singh
137	Hoshangabad	Dr. Sitasharan Sharma
138	Sohagpur	Vijay Pal Singh
139	Pipariya	Ms. Mamta Nagoatra	Thakur Das Nagvanshi
140	Udaipura	Bhagwan Singh Rajpoot	Ramkishan patel
141	Bhojpur	Surendra Patwa
142	Sanchi	Dr. Prabhuram Choudhary	Dr. Gauri Shankar Shejwar
143	Silwani		Rampal Singh
144	Vidisha	Shashank Bhargav	Kalyan Singh
145	Basoda	Hari Singh Raghuvanshi
146	Kurwai	Panbai Panthi	Veer Singh Panwar
147	Sironj	Laxmikant Sharma
148	Shamshabad	Ms. Jyotsana Yadav	Surya Prakash Meena
149	Berasia	Mahesh Ratnakar	Vishnu Khatri
150	Bhopal Uttar	Arif Aqueel	Aarif Beg, Ex-MP
151	Narela, Bhopal	Vishwas Sarang
152	Bhopal Dakshin-Paschim	Sanjeev Saxena	Umashankar Gupta
153	Bhopal Madhya
154	Govindpura	Govind Goyal	Babulal Gaur
155	Huzur	Jitendra Kumar Daga
156	Budhni	Shivraj Singh Chouhan, CM
157	Ashta	kailash parmar	Ranjeet Singh Gunwan
158	Ichhawar	Shailendra Patel	Karan Singh Verma
159	Sehore	Usha Saxena
160	Narsinghgarh	Girish Bhandari	Mohan Sharma
161	Biaora	Govardhan Dangi
162	Rajgarh	Amar Singh Yadav
163	Khilchipur	Priyavrat Singh	Kunwar Hajarilal Dangi
164	Sarangpur	Krishna Mohan Malviya	Kunwar Kothar
165	Susner	Vallab Bhai Ambavatia
166	Agar	Madhu Gehlot
167	Shajapur	Karada Hukum Singh
168	Shujalpur	Mahendra Joshi	Jaswant Singh Hada
169	Kalapipal
170	Sonkatch	arjun verma	Rajendra Verma
171	Dewas	surekha verma	Tukojirao Panwar*
172	Hatpipliya	thakur rajendra singh baghel	Deepak Joshi
173	Khategaon	shyam holani	ashish sharma
174	Bagali	Ter Singh Devda	Champalal Devda
175	Mandhata	Lokendra Singh Tomar
176	Harsud	Surajbhan Singh Solanki	Vijay Shah
177	Khandwa	Devendra Verma
178	Pandhana	Nandu Bare
179	Nepanagar	Ramkishan Patel	Rajendra Dadu
180	Burhanpur	Archana Chitnish
181	Bhikangaon	jhuma solanki	Nanda Brahmane
182	Badwah	rajendra singh solanki	hitendra singh solanki
183	Maheshwar	sunil khande	Rajkumar Mev
184	Kasrawad	Sachin Yadav	Atmaram Patel
185	Khargone	Ravi Joshi	Balkrishna Patidar
186	Bhagwanpura	Vijay Singh Solanki	Gajendra Patel
187	Sendhawa	Antar Singh Arya
188	Rajpur	Bala Bachchan
189	Pansemal	Deewan Singh
190	Badwani	Ramesh Patel	Prem Singh
191	Alirajpur	Nagar Singh
192	Jobat	Madhav Singh Dabar
193	Jhabua
194	Thandla	Gour Singh Vasuniya
195	Petlawad	Walsingh Meda	Nirmala Bhuriya
196	Sardarpur	Pratap Grevval	Vel Singh Bhuriya
197	Gandhwani	Umang Singhar
198	Kukshi	Surendra Singh Honey Baghel	Mukam Singh Kirade
199	Manawar
200	Dharampuri	Panchilal Meda
201	Dhar	Neena Verma
202	Badnawar	Rajvardhan Singh Premsingh	bhairo singh shekhawat
203	Depalpur	satynaran patel	Manoj Patel
204	Indore – 1	Dipu Yadav	Sudarshan Gupta
205	Indore – 2	chhotu shukla	Ramesh Mendola
206	Indore – 3	Ashwin Joshi	Usha Thakur
207	Indore – 4	Suresh Minda	Malini Gaur
208	Indore – 5	Pankaj Sanghavi	Mahendra Hardia
209	Dr. Ambedkarnagar (Mhow)	Antar Singh Darbar	Kailash Vijayvargiya
210	Rau	Jitu Patwari	Jitu Jirati
211	Sanwer	Tulsiram Silawat	Rajesh Sonkar
212	Nagada – Khachrod	Dilip Singh Gurjar
213	Mahidpur	Dr. Kalpana Parulekar	bahadur singh
214	Tarana	rajendra malviy	anil firojiya
215	Ghatiya	Ram Lal Malviya	satish malaviya
216	Ujjain Uttar	Vivek Yadav	paras jain
217	Ujjain Dakshin	jai singh	Dr Mohan Yadav
218	Badnagar
219	Ratlam Rural	Mathuralal Damar
220	Ratlam City	Chetanya Kasyap	Aditi Davesar	Himmat Kothari
221	Sailana	Sangeeta Charel
222	Jaora	Rajendra Pandey
223	Alot
224	Mandsaur	Mahendra Singh Gurjar
225	Malhargarh	Jagdish Deoda
226	Suwasra
227	Garoth	Subhash Kumar Sojatia
228	Manasa	Vijendra Singh Malaheda (Vijju)
229	Neemuch	Nand Kishor Patel
230	Jawad	Om Prakash Saklecha

* = Puar died of cardiac arrest on 20 June 2015.^[9]

Campaign

On 10 November, CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who won an election from the Budhni seat in 2008, decided to run again from two seats, Budhni and Vidisha.^[10]

A large number of rallies took place prior to elections addressed by various local and national level party leaders including BJP's prime ministerial candidate for forthcoming General Elections, Narendra Modi^{[11][12][13][14]} and Congress vice president, Rahul Gandhi.^[15][16][17]

BJP leader and Chief Ministerial candidate Shivraj Singh Chouhan used 3D Virtual Live Technology^[18] to address various rallies simultaneously from one place. This technology was previously used by the then Gujarat Chief Minister, Narendra Modi^[19] during 2012 Gujarat legislative assembly election

BJP extensively campaigned on social media^[20] including Twitter and Facebook to attract young and first time voters. BJP's mobile app^[21] was also released in a view of upcoming state and General Elections on various platforms including Android, iOS, and Symbian.

ECI also made people aware of the newly introduced NOTA button on EVMs.^[22]

Controversies

On 5 November, Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly speaker and Jabalpur Cantonment MLA, Ishwar Das Rohani died following a heart attack.^[23]

Polls were conducted peacefully and no major untoward incident was reported,^[24] however, the Election Commission said minor incidents of violence were reported from Bhind and Morena districts.^[25]

An assistant poll official in Katni district’s Vijayraghavgarh seat, KB Shrivastava, died of a heart attack while on duty.^[26] A case was registered against state minister Ranjana Baghel in Dhar district for allegedly bribing voters.^[25]

Election

Voter-verified paper audit trail (VVPAT) along with EVMs was used in 1 assembly seat in Madhya Pradesh elections.^[27][28] There were over 47 million voters were eligible to exercise their Right to Franchise. Polling for the 230-member assembly began at 0800 hours IST and continued till 1700 hours, baring three Naxal-affected seats of Baihar, Paraswada and Lanjhi in Balaghat district^[29] where it ended at 1500 hours.

Polling started with a brisk voter turnout reaching only 18%^[26] till 1100 hours, however, turnout increased significantly after mid-day and reached 71% by the evening, surpassing the earlier 69.08% turnout recorded during 2008 elections, making it the highest recorded voter turnout in Madhya Pradesh.^[30]

Results

Counting of votes started on December 8, 2013 at 0800 hours IST which continued till later part of the evening. BJP emerged as the winner with 165 seats followed by Congress and BSP with 58 and 4 seats respectively. 3 Independent MLAs also won the polls.^[31][32]

Summary of the 1 December 2013 Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly election, 2013 election results

Parties and coalitions		Popular vote			Seats
		Votes	%	±pp	Contested	Won	+/−
	Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)	15,191,335	44.88		230	165
	Indian National Congress (INC)	12,315,253	36.38		229	58
	Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP)	2,128,333	6.29		227	4	3
	Independents (IND)	1,820,251	5.38		1096	3
None of the Above (NOTA)		643,171	1.90	1.9
Total		33,852,504	100.00		2813	230	±
Valid votes		33,852,504	99.86
Invalid votes		47,451	0.14
Votes cast / turnout		33,900,955	72.69
Abstentions		12,735,833	27.31
Registered voters		46,636,788
Source: Election Commission of India[33]

Region-wise break up

Region	Total seats	BJP	INC	IND	BSP
Bagelkhand	22	11	9	0	2
Bhopal	25	19	5	1	0
Bundelkhand	26	19	7	0	0
Gird	34	21	11	0	2
Mahakoshal	46	29	16	1	0
Malwa	50	45	4	1	0
Narmadapuram	11	10	1	0	0
Nimar	16	11	5	0	0
Total	230	165	58	3	4

Constituency-wise results

#	Constituency	Winner				Runner-up				Margin
		Candidate	Party		Votes	Candidate	Party		Votes
Sheopur District
1	Sheopur	Durgalal Vijay		BJP	65,211	Babu Jandel		INC	48,784	16,427
2	Vijaypur	Ramniwas Rawat		INC	67,358	Sitaram Adiwashi		BJP	65,209	2,149
Morena District
3	Sabalgarh	Meharban Singh Rawat		BJP	55,950	Lal Singh Kewat		INC	33,446	22,504
4	Joura	Subedar Singh		BJP	42,421	Banwari Lal		INC	39,923	2,498
5	Sumawali	Neetu Satyapal Singh		BJP	61,557	Ajab Singh Kushwah		BSP	47,481	14,076
6	Morena	Rustam Singh		BJP	56,741	Ramprakash		BSP	55,046	1,704
7	Dimani	Balveer Dandotiya		BSP	44,718	Ravindra Singh Tomar		INC	42,612	2,106
8	Ambah (SC)	Satyaprakash Sakhawar		BSP	49,574	Bansi Lal Jatav		BJP	38,286	11,288
Bhind District
9	Ater	Satyadev Katare		INC	45,592	Arvind Singh Bhadoriya		BJP	34,166	11,426
10	Bhind	Narendra Singh Kushwah		BJP	51,170	Sanjeev Singh		BSP	45,177	5,993
11	Lahar	Dr. Govind Singh		INC	53,012	Rasal Singh		BJP	46,739	6,273
12	Mehgaon	Mukesh Singh Chaturvedi		BJP	29,733	O. P. S. Bhadoria		INC	28,460	1,273
13	Gohad (SC)	Lal Singh Arya		BJP	51,711	Mevaram Jatav		INC	31,897	19,814
Gwalior District
14	Gwalior Rural	Bharat Singh Kushwah		BJP	47,944	Ram Sevak Singh		INC	36,006	11,938
15	Gwalior	Jaibhan Singh Pawaiya		BJP	74,769	Pradhumn Singh Tomar		INC	59,208	15,561
16	Gwalior East	Maya Singh		BJP	59,824	Munnalal Goyal		INC	58,677	1,147
17	Gwalior South	Narayan Singh Kushwah		BJP	68,627	Ramesh Agarwal		INC	52,360	16,267
18	Bhitarwar	Lakhan Singh Yadav		INC	40,578	Anoop Mishra		BJP	34,030	6,548
19	Dabra (SC)	Imarti Devi		INC	67,764	Suresh Raje		BJP	34,486	33,278
Datia District
20	Sewda	Pradeep Agarwal		BJP	32,423	Ghanshyam Singh		INC	23,614	8,809
21	Bhander (SC)	Ghanshyam Pironiya		BJP	36,878	Arun Kumar		INC	29,227	7,651
22	Datia	Dr. Narottam Mishra		BJP	57,438	Rajendra Bharti		INC	45,357	12,081
Shivpuri District
23	Karera (SC)	Shakuntla Khatik		INC	59,371	Rajkumar Omprakash Khatik		BJP	49,051	10,320
24	Pohari	Prahlad Bharti		BJP	53,068	Harivallabh Shukla		INC	49,443	3,625
25	Shivpuri	Yashodhara Raje Scindia		BJP	76,330	Birendra Raghuvanshi		INC	65,185	11,145
26	Pichhore	K. P. Singh		INC	78,995	Preetam Lodhi		BJP	71,882	7,113
27	Kolaras	Ram Singh Yadav		INC	73,942	Devendra Kumar Jain		BJP	48,989	24,953
Guna District
28	Bamori	Mahendra Singh Sisodia		INC	71,084	Kanhaiya Lal Agarwal		BJP	53,243	18,561
29	Guna (SC)	Pannalal Shakya		BJP	81,444	Neeraj Nigam		INC	36,333	45,111
30	Chachoura	Mamta Meena		BJP	82,779	Shivnarayan Meena		INC	47,878	34,901
31	Raghogarh	Jaivardhan Singh		INC	98,041	Radhe Shyam Dhakad		BJP	39,837	58,204
Ashoknagar District
32	Ashok Nagar (SC)	Gopilal Jatav		BJP	55,978	Jajpal Singh Jajji		INC	52,628	3,348
33	Chanderi	Gopal Singh Chauhan		INC	73,484	Rajkumar Singh Yadav		BJP	43,166	30,318
34	Mungaoli	Mahendra Singh Kalukheda		INC	70,675	Rao Deshraj Singh		BJP	49,910	20,765
Sagar District
35	Bina (SC)	Mahesh Rai		BJP	61,356	Nirmala Sapre		INC	42,587	18,769
36	Khurai	Bhupendra Bhaiya		BJP	62,127	Arunodaya Chaubey		INC	56,043	6,084
37	Surkhi	Parul Sahu Kesari		BJP	59,513	Govind Singh Rajput		INC	59,372	141
38	Deori	Harsh Yadav		INC	71,185	Ratansingh Silarpur		BJP	49,105	22,080
39	Rehli	Gopal Bhargava		BJP	101,899	Brijbihari Pateriya		INC	50,134	51,765
40	Naryoli (SC)	Pradeep Lariya		BJP	69,195	Surendra Chaudhary		INC	53,148	16,046
41	Sagar	Shailendra Jain		BJP	64,351	Sushil Tiwari		INC	56,128	8,223
42	Banda	Harvansh Singh Rathore		BJP	66,203	Narayan Prajapati		INC	48,323	17,880
Tikamgarh District
43	Tikamgarh	K K Shrivastava		BJP	57,968	Yadvendra Singh		INC	41,079	16,889
44	Jatara (SC)	Ahirwar Dinesh Kumar		INC	51,149	Harishankar Khatik		BJP	50,916	233
45	Prithvipur	Anita Sunil Nayak		BJP	51,147	Brajendra Singh Rathore		INC	42,520	8,627
Niwari District
46	Niwari	Anil Jain		BJP	60,395	Meera Deepak Yadav		SP	33,186	27,209
Tikamgarh District
47	Khargapur	Surendra Singh Gaur		INC	59,771	Rahul Singh Lodhi		BJP	54,094	5,677
Chhatarpur District
48	Maharajpur	Manavendra Singh		BJP	45,816	Rakesh Pathak		INC	30,095	15,721
49	Chandla (SC)	Rajesh Kumar Prajapati		BJP	65,959	Anurag Hariprasad		INC	28,562	37,937
50	Rajnagar	Vikram Singh		INC	54,643	Ramkrishn Kusumariya		BJP	46,036	8,607
51	Chhatarpur	Lalita Yadav		BJP	44,623	Alok Chaturvedi		INC	42,406	2,217
52	Bijawar	Pueshpendra Nath Pathak		BJP	50,576	Rajesh Shukla		INC	40,197	10,379
53	Malhara	Rekha Yadav Ahir		BJP	41,779	Tilak Singh Lodhi		INC	40,265	1,514
Damoh District
54	Pathariya	Lakhan Patel		BJP	60,083	Kunvar Pushpendra Singh		INC	52,738	7,315
55	Damoh	Jayant Malaiya		BJP	72,534	Chandrabhan Bhaiya		INC	67,581	4,963
56	Jabera	Pratap Singh		INC	68,511	Pratap Singh		BJP	56,615	11,896
57	Hatta (SC)	Umadevi Lalchand Khathik		BJP	59,231	Harishankar Choudhri		INC	56,379	2,852
Panna District
58	Pawai	Pandit Mukesh Nayak		INC	78,949	Brijendra Pratap Singh		BJP	67,254	11,695
59	Gunnaor (SC)	[Mahendra Singh		BJP	41,980	Shiv Dayal		INC	40,643	1,337
60	Panna	Kusum Singh Mahdele		BJP	54,778	Mahendra Pal Verma		BSP	25,742	29,036
Satna District
61	Chitrakoot	Prem Singh		INC	45,913	Surendra Singh Gaharwar		BJP	34,943	10,970
62	Raigaon (SC)	Usha Choudhary		BSP	42,610	Pushpraj Bagri		BJP	38,501	4,109
63	Satna	Shankarlal Tiwari		BJP	56,160	Rajaram Tripathi		INC	40,828	15,332
64	Nagod	Yadvendra Singh		INC	55,837	Gaganendra Pratap Singh		BJP	45,815	10,064
65	Maihar	Narayan Prasad		INC	48,306	Ramesh Prasad		BJP	41,331	6,975
66	Amarpatan	Rajendra Kumar Singh		INC	48,341	Ramkhelawan Patel		BJP	36,602	11,739
67	Rampur-Baghelan	Harsh Singh		BJP	71,818	Ramlakhan Singh Patel		BSP	47,563	24,255
Rewa District
68	Sirmour	Divyaraj Singh		BJP	40,018	Vivek Tiwari		INC	34,730	5,288
69	Semariya	Neelam Abhey Mishra		BJP	36,173	Pankaj Singh		BSP	30,196	5,977
70	Teonthar	Ramakant Tiwari		BJP	44,347	Ramshankar Singh		INC	34,590	9,757
71	Mauganj	Sukhendra Singh		INC	38,898	Laxman Tiwari		BJP	28,132	10,766
72	Deotalab	Girish Gautam		BJP	36,495	Vidhya Wati Patel		BSP	32,610	3,885
73	Mangawan (SC)	Panchu Lal Prajapati		BSP	40,349	Pannabai Prajapati		BJP	40,074	275
74	Rewa	Rajendra Shukla		BJP	61,502	Krishna Kumar Gupta		BSP	23,956	37,546
75	Gurh	[Sundar Lal Tiwari		INC	33,741	Nagendra Singh		BJP	32,359	1,382
Sidhi District
76	Churhat	Ajay Arun Singh		INC	71,796	Sharadendu Tiwari		BJP	52,440	19,356
77	Sidhi	Kedar Nath Shukla		BJP	53,115	Kamaleshwar Prasad Dwivedi		INC	50,755	2,360
78	Sihawal	Kamleshwar Patel		INC	72,928	Vishwamitra Pathak		BJP	40,372	32,556
Singrauli District
79	Chitrangi (ST)	Saraswati Singh		INC	57,466	Jagannath Singh		INC	47,621	9,845
80	Singrauli	Ramlallu Vaishya		BJP	48,293	Bhuvneshwar Prasad Singh		INC	37,733	10,560
81	Devsar (SC)	Rajendra Meshram		BJP	64,217	Banshmani Prasad Verma		Independent	31,003	33,214
Sidhi District
82	Dhauhani (ST)	Kunwar Singh Tekam		BJP	60,130	Tilakraj Singh Uike		INC	41,129	19,001
Shahdol District
83	Beohari (ST)	Ram Pal Singh		INC	74,710	Ram Prasad Singh		BJP	57,368	17,342
84	Jaisingnagar (ST)	Pramila Singh		BJP	74,156	Dhyam Singh Marko		INC	60,193	13,963
85	Jaitpur (ST)	Jai Singh Maravi		BJP	65,856	Lalan Singh		INC	54,650	11,206
Anuppur District
86	Kotma	Manoj Kumar Agarwal		INC	38,319	Rajesh Soni		BJP	36,773	1,546
87	Anuppur (ST)	Ramlal Rautel		BJP	57,438	Bisahulal Singh		INC	45,693	11,745
88	Pushprajgarh (ST)	Phundelal Singh Marko		INC	69,192	Narendra Singh Maravi		BJP	33,545	35,647
Umaria District
89	Bandhavgarh (ST)	Gyan Singh		BJP	66,881	Pyrelal Baiga		INC	48,236	18,465
90	Manpur (ST)	Meena Singh		BJP	70,024	Gyanvati Singh		INC	26,396	43,628
Katni District
91	Barwara (ST)	Moti Kashyap		BJP	62,292	Vijayraghvendra Singh		INC	59,005	3,287
92	Vijayraghavgarh	Sanjay Pathak		INC	60,719	Padma Shukla		BJP	59,790	929
93	Murwara	Sandip Shree Prasad Jaiswal		BJP	87,396	Feroz Ahmad		INC	40,258	47,138
94	Bahoriband	Pranay Prabhat Pandey		BJP	54,504	Kunwar Nishith Patel		INC	33,586	20,918
Jabalpur District
95	Patan	Neelesh Awasthi		INC	85,538	Ajay Vishnoi		BJP	72,802	12,736
96	Bargi	Suraj Tiwari		BJP	69,076	Sobran Singh Thakur		INC	61,677	7,399
97	Jabalpur East (SC)	Anchal Sonkar		BJP	67,167	Lakhan Ghanghoriya		INC	66,012	1,155
98	Jabalpur North	Sharad Jain		BJP	74,656	Naresh Saraf		INC	41,093	33,563
99	Jabalpur Cantonment	Ashok Rohani		BJP	83,676	Sarveshwar Shrivastava		INC	29,935	53,741
100	Jabalpur West	Tarun Bhanot		INC	62,668	Harendrajeet Singh		BJP	61,745	923
101	Panagar	Sushil Kumar Tiwari		BJP	82,358	Rupendra Patel		INC	54,404	27,954
102	Sihora (ST)	Nandhani Maravi		BJP	63,931	Khiladi Singh Aamro		INC	48,927	15,004
Dindori District
103	Shahpura (ST)	Omprakash Dhurwe		BJP	76,796	Ganga Bai		INC	44,115	32,681
104	Dindori (ST)	Omkar Singh Markam		INC	76,866	Jay Singh Maravi		BJP	70,478	6,388
Mandla District
105	Bichhiya (ST)	Pandit Singh Dhruw		BJP	65,836	Narayan Singh Patta		INC	47,520	18,316
106	Niwas (ST)	Rampyare Kulaste		BJP	65,916	Paitiram Pandro		INC	55,006	10,910
107	Mandla (ST)	Sanjeev Chhotelal Uikey		INC	80,066	Sampatiya Uikey		BJP	76,239	3,827
Balaghat District
108	Baihar (ST)	Sanjay Uikey		INC	82,419	Bhagat Singh Netam		BJP	50,067	32,352
109	Lanji	Hina Kaware		INC	79,068	Ramesh Bhatere		BJP	47,318	31,750
110	Paraswada	Madhu Bhagat		INC	49,216	Ram Kishor Nano Kawre		BJP	46,367	2,849
111	Balaghat	Gaurishankar Bisen		BJP	71,993	Anubha Munjare		SP	69,493	2,500
112	Waraseoni	Dr. Yogendra Nirmal		BJP	66,806	Pradeep Jaiswal		INC	48,868	17,938
113	Katangi	K. D. Deshmukh		BJP	57,230	Udaysingh Guruji		BSP	37,280	19,950
Seoni District
114	Barghat (ST)	Kamal Marskole		BJP	77,122	Arjun Singh Kakodiya		INC	76,853	269
115	Seoni	Dinesh Rai Munmun		Independent	65,402	Naresh Diwakar		BJP	44,486	20,916
116	Keolari	Rajneesh Harivansh Singh		INC	72,669	Dr. Dhal Singh Bisen		BJP	67,886	4,803
117	Lakhnadon (ST)	Yogendra Singh		INC	77,928	Shashi Thakur		BJP	65,147	12,781
Narsinghpur District
118	Gotegaon (SC)	Kailash Jatav		BJP	74,759	N. P. Prajapati		INC	54,588	20,171
119	Narsingpur	Jalam Singh Patel		BJP	89,921	Sunil Jaiswal		INC	41,440	48,481
120	Tendukheda	Sanjay Sharma		BJP	81,938	Surendra Dhimole		INC	37,336	44,602
121	Gadarwara	Govind Singh Patel		BJP	61,202	Suneeta Patel		INC	35,889	25,313
Chhindwara District
122	Junnardeo (ST)	Nathan Shah Kevreti		BJP	74,319	Sunil Uikey		INC	54,198	20,121
123	Amarwara (ST)	Kamlesh Pratap Shah		INC	55,684	Uttam Premnarayan Thakur		BJP	51,621	4,063
124	Chourai	Pandit Ramesh Dubey		BJP	70,810	Choudhary Gambheer Singh		INC	57,179	13,631
125	Saunsar	Nanabhau Mohod		BJP	69,257	Bhagvat Mahajan		INC	60,841	8,416
126	Chhindwara	Chandrabhan Singh Chaudhary		BJP	97,769	Deepak Saxena		BJP	72,991	24,778
127	Parasia (SC)	Sohanlal Balmik		INC	72,235	Tarachand Bawaria		BJP	65,373	6,862
128	Pandhurna (ST)	Jatan Uikey		INC	61,741	Tikaram Korachi		BJP	60,263	1,478
Betul District
129	Multai	Chandrashekhar Desmukh		BJP	84,354	Sukhdev Panse		INC	52,485	31,869
130	Amla (SC)	Chaitram Manekar		BJP	77,939	Sunita Bele		INC	38,337	39,602
131	Betul	Hemant Vijay Khandelwal		BJP	82,949	Hemant Wagadre		INC	58,602	24,347
132	Ghoradongri (ST)	Sajjan Singh Uikey		BJP	77,793	Brahma		INC	69,709	8,084
133	Bhainsdehi (ST)	Mahendra Singh Chauhan		BJP	77,912	Dharmu Singh Sirsam		INC	64,642	13,276
Harda District
134	Timarni (ST)	Sanjay Shah		BJP	62,502	Ramesh Radhelal Ivne		INC	45,995	16,507
135	Harda	Dr. Ramkishore Dogne		INC	74,607	Kamal Patel		BJP	69,956	4,651
Hoshangabad District
136	Seoni-Malwa	Sartaj Singh		BJP	78,374	Hajari Lal Raghuvanshi		INC	65,827	12,527
137	Hoshangabad	Dr. Sitasaran Sharma		BJP	91,760	Ravi Kishor Jaiswal		INC	42,464	49,296
138	Sohagpur	Vijaypal Singh		BJP	92,859	Ranveer Singh Galcha		INC	63,968	28,891
139	Pipariya (SC)	Thakurdas Nagwanshi		BJP	91,026	Mamta Manoj Nagotra		INC	40,049	51,157
Raisen District
140	Udaipura	Ramkishan Patel		BJP	90,950	Bhagwan Singh Rajput		INC	46,897	44,053
141	Bhojpur	Surendra Patwa		BJP	80,491	Suresh Pachouri		INC	60,342	20,149
142	Sanchi (SC)	Dr. Gourishankar Shejwar		BJP	85,599	Dr. Prabhuram Choudhary		INC	64,663	20,936
143	Silwani	Rampal Singh		BJP	68,926	Devendra Patel		INC	51,848	17,078
Vidisha District
144	Vidisha	Shivraj Singh Chouhan		BJP	73,783	Shashank Bhargava		INC	56,817	16,966
145	Basoda	Nishank Kumar Jain		INC	68,002	Harisingh Raghuvanshi		BJP	51,843	16,159
146	Kurwai (SC)	Veersingh Panwar		BJP	65,003	Pan Bai Panthi		INC	60,922	4,081
147	Sironj	Govardhan Lal		INC	65,297	Laxmikant Sharma		BJP	63,713	1,584
148	Shamshabad	Surya Prakash Meena		BJP	54,233	Jyotsna Yadav		INC	51,075	3,158
Bhopal District
149	Berasia (SC)	Vishnu Khatri		BJP	76,657	Mahesh Ratnakar		INC	47,353	29,304
150	Bhopal Uttar	Arif Aqueel		INC	73,070	Arif Baig		BJP	66,406	6,664
151	Narela	Vishvas Sarang		BJP	98,472	Sunil Sood		INC	71,502	26,970
152	Bhopal Dakshin-Paschim	Umashankar Gupta		BJP	71,167	Sanjeev Saxena		INC	52,969	18,198
153	Bhopal Madhya	Surendra Nath Singh		BJP	70,696	Arif Masood		INC	63,715	6,981
154	Govindpura	Babulal Gaur		BJP	116,586	Govind Goyal		INC	45,942	70,644
155	Huzur	Rameshwar Sharma		BJP	108,994	Rajendra Mandloi		INC	49,390	59,604
Sehore District
156	Budhni	Shivraj Singh Chouhan		BJP	128,730	Mahendra Singh Chauhan		INC	43,925	84,805
157	Ashta (SC)	Ranjeet Singh Gunwan		BJP	84,252	Gopal Singh Engineer		INC	78,748	5,504
158	Ichhawar	Shailendra Patel		INC	74,704	Karan Singh Verma		BJP	73,960	744
159	Sehore	Sudesh Rai		Independent	63,604	Usha Ramesh Saxena		BJP	61,978	1,626
Rajgarh District
160	Narsinghgarh	Girish Bhandari		INC	85,847	Mohan Sharma		BJP	62,829	23,018
161	Biaora	Narayan Singh Panwar		BJP	75,766	Ram Chandra Dangi		INC	72,678	3,088
162	Rajgarh	Amar Singh Yadav		BJP	97,735	Shivsingh Bamlabe		INC	46,524	51,211
163	Khilchipur	Kunwar Hajarilal Dangi		BJP	82,712	Priyavrat Singh		INC	71,233	11,479
164	Sarangpur (SC)	Kunwarji Kothar		BJP	73,108	Krishan Mohan Malviya		INC	54,995	18,113
Agar Malwa District
165	Susner	Murlidhar Patidar		BJP	79,018	Ambavitya Vallabh Bhai		INC	51,342	27,676
166	Agar (SC)	Manohar Untwal		BJP	83,726	Madhav Singh		INC	54,867	28,859
Shajapur District
167	Shajapur	Arun Bhimawad		BJP	76,911	Hukum Singh Karada		INC	74,973	1,938
168	Shujalpur	Jaswantsingh Hada		BJP	56,637	Mahendra Joshi		BJP	47,981	8,656
169	Kalapipal	Inder Singh Parmar		BJP	75,330	Kedarsingh Mandloi		INC	65,757	9,573
Dewas District
170	Sonkatch (SC)	Rajendra Phulachand Verma		BJP	72,644	Arjun Verma		INC	70,764	1,880
171	Dewas	Tukoji Rao Pawar		BJP	100,660	Rekha Verma		INC	50,541	50,119
172	Hatpipliya	Deepak Kailash Joshi		BJP	68,824	Rajendra Singh Baghel		BJP	62,649	6,175
173	Khategaon	Aashish Govind Sharma		BJP	79,968	Shyam Holani		INC	58,251	21,717
174	Bagli (ST)	Champalal Devda		BJP	87,580	Tersingh Devda		INC	62,248	25,332
Khandwa District
175	Mandhata	Lokendra Singh Tomar		BJP	65,327	Narayan Patel		INC	60,990	4,337
176	Harsud (ST)	Kunwar Vijay Shah		BJP	73,880	Surajbhanu Solanki		INC	30,309	43,571
177	Khandwa (SC)	Devendra Verma		BJP	89,074	Mohan Dhakase		INC	55,033	34,071
178	Pandhana (ST)	Yogita Navalsing Broker		BJP	89,732	Nandu Bhare		INC	72,471	17,261
Burhanpur District
179	Nepanagar (ST)	Rajendra Shyamlal Dadu		BJP	87,224	Ramkishan Patel		INC	65,046	22,178
180	Burhanpur	Archana Didi		BJP	104,426	Ajay Raghuvanshi		INC	81,599	22,827
Khargone District
181	Bhikangaon (ST)	Jhuma Solanki		INC	72,060	Nanda Brahamne		BJP	69,661	2,399
182	Barwah	Hitendra Singh Solanki		BJP	67,600	Sachin Birla		Independent	61,970	5,630
183	Maheshwar (SC)	Rajkumar Mev		BJP	74,320	Sunil Khande		INC	69,593	4,727
184	Kasrawad	Sachin Yadav		INC	79,865	Atmaram Patel		BJP	67,880	11,805
185	Khargone	Balikrishan Patidar		BJP	74,519	Ravi Joshi		INC	67,694	6,825
186	Bhagwanpura (ST)	Vijay Singh		INC	67,251	Gajengra Singh		BJP	65,431	1,820
Barwani District
187	Sendhawa (ST)	Antarsingh Arya		BJP	88,821	Dayaram Patel		INC	63,165	25,686
188	Rajpur (ST)	Bala Bachchan		INC	82,167	Antersingh Devisingh Patel		BJP	70,971	11,196
189	Pansemal (ST)	Viththal Patel		BJP	77,919	Chandrabhaga Kirade		INC	70,537	7,382
190	Barwani (ST)	Ramesh Patel		INC	77,761	Premsingh Patel		BJP	67,234	10,527
Alirajpur District
191	Alirajpur (ST)	Nagar Singh Chouhan		BJP	68,501	Mahesh Patel Sena		INC	51,132	17,369
192	Jobat (ST)	Madhosingh Dawar		BJP	45,793	Vishal Rawat		INC	34,742	11,051
Jhabua District
193	Jhabua (ST)	Shantilal Bilwal		BJP	56,587	Jeviyar Meda		INC	40,729	15,858
194	Thandla (ST)	Kalsingh Bhabar		Independent	63,665	Gendal Damor		INC	58,549	5,116
195	Petlawad (ST)	Nirmala Dilipsingh Bhuriya		BJP	80,384	Val Singh Maida		INC	63,368	17,016
Dhar District
196	Sardarpur (ST)	Welsingh Bhuriya		BJP	60,192	Pratap Grewal		INC	59,663	529
197	Gandhwani (ST)	Umang Singhar		INC	66,760	Sardarsingh Medha		BJP	54,434	12,326
198	Kukshi (ST)	Surendra Singh Baghel		INC	89,111	Mukamsingh Kirade		BJP	46,343	42,768
199	Manawar (ST)	Ranjana Baghel		BJP	55,293	Niranjan Dawar Loni		INC	53,654	1,639
200	Dharampuri (ST)	Kalusingh Thakur		BJP	65,069	Panchilal Meda		INC	57,496	7,573
201	Dhar	Neena Vikram Verma		BJP	85,624	Prabha Balamkundsingh		INC	74,142	11,482
202	Badnawar	Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat		BJP	84,499	Rajvardhan Singh Dattigaon		INC	42,993	41,506
Indore District
203	Depalpur	Manoj Nirbhaysingh		BJP	93,264	Satyanarayan Patel		INC	63,067	30,197
204	Indore-1	Sudarshan Gupta		BJP	99,558	Kamlesh Khandelwal		Independent	45,382	54,156
205	Indore-2	Ramesh Mendola		BJP	133,669	Chhotu Shukla		INC	42,652	91,017
206	Indore-3	Usha Thakur		BJP	68,334	Ashwin Joshi		INC	55,016	13,318
207	Indore-4	Malini Gaur		BJP	91,998	Suresh Minda		INC	58,175	33,823
208	Indore-5	Mahendra Hardia		BJP	106,111	Pankaj Sanghvi		INC	91,693	14,418
209	Dr. Ambedkar Nagar-Mhow	Kailash Vijayvargiya		BJP	89,848	Antar Singh Darbar		INC	77,632	12,216
210	Rau	Jitu Patwari		INC	91,885	Jeetu Jirati		BJP	73,326	18,559
211	Sanwer	Dr. Rajesh Sonkar		BJP	87,292	Tulsi Silawat		INC	69,509	17,583
Ujjain District
212	Nagda-Khachrod	Dilip Singh Shekhawat		BJP	78,036	Dilip Gurjar		INC	61,921	16,115
213	Mahidpur	Bahadursingh Chouhan		BJP	71,096	Dinesh Jain		Independent	50,462	20,634
214	Tarana (SC)	Anil Firojiya		BJP	64,792	Rajendra Radhakishan Malviya		INC	48,657	16,135
215	Ghatiya (SC)	Satish Malviya		BJP	74,092	Ramlal Malviya		INC	56,723	17,639
216	Ujjain North	Paras Chandra Jain		BJP	72,815	Vivek Jagdish Yadav		INC	47,966	24,849
217	Ujjain South	Dr. Mohan Yadav		BJP	73,108	Jaysingh Darbar		INC	63,456	9,652
218	Badnagar	Mukesh Pandya		BJP	58,679	Sanjay Sharma		INC	45,544	13,135
Ratlam District
219	Ratlam Rural (ST)	Mathura Lal		BJP	77,367	Laxmi Devi Kharadi		INC	50,398	26,969
220	Ratlam City	Chetanya Kasyap		BJP	76,184	Adity Dawesar		INC	35,879	40,305
221	Sailana (ST)	Sangeeta Vijay Charel		BJP	47,662	Harshvijay Gehlot		INC	45,183	2,079
222	Jaora	Rajendra Pandey		BJP	89,656	Kadpa Yusuf		INC	59,805	29,851
223	Alot (SC)	Jitendra Thawarchand		BJP	80,821	Ajit Premchand		INC	65,476	7,973
Mandsaur District
224	Mandsour	Yashpal Singh Sisodia		BJP	84,975	Mahendra Singh Gurjar		INC	60,680	24,295
225	Malhargarh (SC)	Jagdish Dewda		BJP	86,857	Shyamlal Jokchand		INC	80,286	6,571
226	Suwasra	Hardeep Singh Dang		INC	87,517	Radheshyam Nanelal Patidar		BJP	80,392	7,125
227	Garoth	Rajesh Yadav		BJP	88,525	Subhash Kumar Sojata		INC	62,770	25,755
Neemuch District
228	Manasa	Kailash Chandra		BJP	55,852	Vijendra Singh		INC	41,824	14,028
229	Neemuch	Dilip Singh Parihar		BJP	73,320	Nandkishor Patel		INC	51,653	21,667
230	Jawad	Om Prakash Sakhlecha		BJP	56,154	Rajkumar Rameshchandra		Independent	42,503	13,651

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See also

• 2013 elections in India

References

1. "Election Commission announces poll dates for five states: highlights". Ndtv.com. Retrieved 17 July 2018.
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