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List of Political Parties STATISTICAL REPORT ON GENERAL ELECTION, 2003 TO THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF MADHYA PRADESH ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA NEW DELHI Election Commission of India – State Elections, 2003 Legislative Assembly of Madhya Pradesh STATISCAL REPORT CONTENTS SUBJECT Page No. Part – I 1. List of Participating Political Parties 1 - 2 2. Other Abbreviations And Description 3 3. Highlights 4 4. List of Successful Candidates 5 - 10 5. Performance of Political Parties 11 - 12 6. Candidate Data Summary 13 7. Electors Data Summary 14 8. Women Candidates 15 - 24 9. Constituency Data Summary 25 - 254 10. Detailed Results 255 - 311 Election Commission of India-State Elections, 2003 to the Legislative Assembly of MADHYA PRADESH LIST OF PARTICIPATING POLITICAL PARTIES PARTYTYPE ABBREVIATION PARTY NATIONAL PARTIES 1 . BJP Bharatiya Janata Party 2 . BSP Bahujan Samaj Party 3 . CPI Communist Party of India 4 . CPM Communist Party of India (Marxist) 5 . INC Indian National Congress 6 . NCP Nationalist Congress Party STATE PARTIES - OTHER STATES 7 . CPI(ML)(L) Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (Liberation) 8 . FBL All India Forward Bloc 9 . JD(S) Janata Dal (Secular) 10 . JD(U) Janata Dal (United) 11 . RJD Rashtriya Janata Dal 12 . RLD Rashtriya Lok Dal 13 . RSP Revolutionary Socialist Party 14 . SHS Shivsena 15 . SP Samajwadi Party REGISTERED (Unrecognised) PARTIES 16 . ABHM Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha 17 . AD Apna Dal 18 . ASP Ambedkar Samaj Party 19 . GGP Gondvana Gantantra Party 20 . JP Janata Party 21 . JPJD Jai Prakash Janata Dal 22 . LJNSP Lok Jan Shakti Party 23 . LJSP Loktantrik Jan Samta Party 24 . LSWP Loktantrik Samajwadi Party 25 . NLP National Loktantrik Party 26 . PRBP Peoples Republican Party 27 . PSJP Parivartan Samaj Party 28 . PSP Pragatisheel Party 29 . RPI Republican Party of India 30 . RPI(A) Republican Party of India(A) 31 . RSD Rashtriya Sawarn Dal 32 . RSMD Rashtriya Samanta Dal 33 . RTKP Rashtriya Kranti Party 34 . RVNP Rashtravadi Janata Party 35 . SD Shakti Dal rptListOfParticipatingPoliticalParties - Page 1 of 2 1 STATE ELECTIONS - INDIA, 2003 LIST OF PARTICIPATING POLITICAL PARTIES PARTYTYPE ABBREVIATION PARTY REGISTERED (Unrecognised) PARTIES 36 . SHSP Shoshit Samaj Party 37 . SJP(R) Samajwadi Janata Party(Rashtriya) 38 . SRVSP Sarvahara Samaj Party 39 . SVSP Savarn Samaj Party 40 . SWJP Samajwadi Jan Parishad INDEPENDENTS 41 . IND Independent rptListOfParticipatingPoliticalParties - Page 2 of 2 2 Election Commission of India - State Election, 2003 to the Legislative Assembly of MADHYA PRADESH OTHER ABBREVIATIONS AND DESCRIPTION ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION FD Forfeited Deposits Gen General Constituency SC Reserved for Scheduled Castes ST Reserved for Scheduled Tribes MMen WWomen TTotal N National Party S State Party U Registered (Unrecognised) Party Z Independent rptOtherAbbreviations - Page 1 of 1 3 Election Commission of India - State Election, 2003 to the Legislative Assembly of MADHYA PRADESH HIGHLIGHTS 1. NO. OF CONSTITUENCIES TYPE OF CONSTITUENCY GEN SC ST TOTAL NO. OF CONSTITUENCIES 155 34 41 230 2. NO. OF CONTESTANTS NO. OF CONTESTANTS 1423 56-10 11-15 Above15 IN A CONSTITUENCY NO. OF SUCH 0 1 2 11 16 123 57 20 CONSTITUENCIES TOTAL CONTESTANTS IN FRAY : 2171 AVERAGE CONTESTANTS PER CONSTITUENCY : 9 MINIMUM CONTESTANTS IN A CONSTITUENCY : 2 IN 191 - HARSUD MAXIMUM CONTESTANTS IN A CONSTITUENCY : 27 IN 14 - LAHAR 3. ELECTORS MEN WOMEN TOTAL i. NO. OF ELECTORS 19797038 18139480 37936518 ii. NO. OF ELECTORS WHO VOTED 14241844 11271686 25513530 iii. POLLING PERCENTAGE 71.94% 62.14% 67.25% 4. NO. OF VALID VOTES : 25500290 5. NO. OF VOTES REJECTED : 10221 (0.04% of Total Votes Polled) 6. NO. OF POLLING STATIONS : 42214 7. AVERAGE NO. OF ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION : 899 8. PERFORMANCE OF WOMEN CANDIDATES VIS-A-VIS MEN CANDIDATES MEN WOMEN TOTAL i. NO. OF CONTESTANTS 1972 199 2171 ii. ELECTED 211 19 230 iii. FORFEITED DEPOSITS 1507 148 1655 rptHighlights - Page 1 of 1 4 Election Commission of India - State Election, 2003 to the Legislative Assembly of MADHYA PRADESH LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES CONSTITUENCY WINNERSEX PARTY 1. SHEOPUR DURGALAL VIJAYM BJP 2. BIJEYPUR RAMNIWASM INC 3. SABALGARH MEHAR BAN SINGH RAWATM BJP 4. JOURA UMMED SINGH BANAM INC 5. SUMAWALI GAJRAJ SINGH SIKARWARM BJP 6. MORENA RUSTAM SINGHM BJP 7. DIMNI (SC) SANDHYA RAYF BJP 8. AMBAH (SC) BANSILAL JATABM BJP 9. GOHAD (SC) LAL SINGH ARYAM BJP 10. MEHGAON MUNNA SINGHM IND 11. ATTAIR SATYADEV KATAREM INC 12. BHIND NARENDRA SINGH KUSHWAHM BJP 13. RON RASAL SINGHM BJP 14. LAHAR DR. GOVIND SINGHM INC 15. GWALIOR NARENDRA SINGH TOMARM BJP 16. LASHKAR EAST ANOOP MISHRAM BJP 17. LASHKAR WEST NARAYAN SINGH KUSHWAH S/O PARMAM BJP 18. MORAR DHYANENDRA SINGHM BJP 19. GIRD BRAJENDRA TIWARIM BJP 20. DABRA DR. NAROTTAM MISHRAM BJP 21. BHANDER (SC) DR. KAMLAPAT ARYAM BJP 22. SEONDHA (SC) RAM DAYAL PRABHAKARM BJP 23. DATIA GHAN SHYAM SINGHM INC 24. KARERA LAKHAN SINGH BAGHELM BSP 25. POHRI HARIVALLABH SHUKLAM RSMD 26. SHIVPURI SRIMANT YASHODHARA RAJE SCINDIAF BJP 27. PICHHORE K.P.SINGH "KAKKA JU"M INC 28. KOLARAS (SC) OM PRAKASH KHATEEKM BJP 29. GUNA KANHAIYALAL RAMESHWAR AGRAWALM BJP 30. CHACHAURA SHIVNARAYAN MEENAM INC 31. RAGHOGARH DIGVIJAY SINGHM INC 32. SHADORA (SC) GOPI LALM BJP 33. ASHOKNAGAR JAGANNATH SINGH RAGHUWANSHI VAKILM BJP 34. MUNGAOLI GOPAL SINGH CHAUHAN (DAGGI RAJA )M INC 35. BINA SUSHILA RAKESH SIROTHIYAF BJP 36. KHURAI (SC) DHARMU RAIM BJP 37. BANDA HARNAM BHAIYAM BJP 38. NARYAOLI (SC) NARAYAN PRASAD KABEER PANTHIM BJP 39. SAGAR SMT. SUDHA JAINF BJP 40. SURKHI GOVIND SINGH RAJPUTM INC rptListSuccessfulCandidates - Page 1 of 6 5 CONSTITUENCY WINNERSEX PARTY 41. REHLI GOPAL BHARGAVM BJP 42. DEORI RATAN SINGH SILARPURM BJP 43. NIWARI BRIJENDRA SINGH RATHOREM INC 44. JATARA SUNIL NAYAKM BJP 45. KHARGAPUR (SC) HARI SHANKAR KHATEEKM BJP 46. TIKAMGARH AKHAND PRATAP SINGH YADAVM BJP 47. MALEHRA UMA BHARTIF BJP 48. BIJAWAR JITENDRAM BJP 49. CHHATARPUR VIKRAM SINGH ALIAS NATI RAJAM SP 50. MAHARAJPUR (SC) AHIRWAR RAMDAYALM BJP 51. CHANDLA BUNDELA VIJAY BAHADUR SINGHM SP 52. NOHATA CHANDRABHAN SINGH ( BHAIYA )M BJP 53. DAMOH JAYANT MALAIYAM BJP 54. PATHARIA (SC) SONABAI SEVAKRAM AHIRWARF BJP 55. HATTA GHANGARAM PATELM BJP 56. PANNA KUSUM SINGHF BJP 57. AMANGANJ (SC) KASHI PRASAD BAGRIM BJP 58. PAWAI BRAJENDRA PRATAPM BJP 59. MAIHAR NARAYAN TRIPATHI`M SP 60. NAGOD NAGENDRA SINGHM BJP 61. RAIGAON (SC) JUGUL KISHORM BJP 62. CHITRAKOOT PREM SINGHM INC 63. SATNA SHANKAR LAL TIWARIM BJP 64. RAMPUR BAGHELAN HARSH SINGHM RSMD 65. AMARPATAN RAJENDRA KUMAR SINGHM INC 66. REWA RAJENDRA SHUKLAM BJP 67. GURH NAGENDRA SINGHM BJP 68. MANGAWAN GIRISH GAUTAMM BJP 69. SIRMAUR RAM LAKHAN SHARMAM CPM 70. TEONTHAR RAMAKANT TIWARIM BJP 71. DEOTALAB (SC) PANCHU LAL PRAJAPATIM BJP 72. MAUGANJ DR. I.M.P. VERMAM BSP 73. CHURAHAT AJAY SINGH ( RAHUL BHAIYA )M INC 74. SIDHI INDRAJEET KUMARM INC 75. GOPADBANAS KRISHNA KUMAR SINGH (BHAWAR SAHIB)M SP 76. DHAUHANI (ST) CHHATRA PATI SINGHM BJP 77. DEOSAR (ST) JAGANNATH SINGHM BJP 78. SINGRAULI (SC) BANSHMANI PRASAD VERMAM SP 79. BEOHARI KUNWAR LAVKESH SINGHM BJP 80. UMARIA GYAN SINGHM BJP 81. NOWROZABAD (ST) MEENA SINGHF BJP 82. JAISINGHNAGAR (ST) JAIRAM SINGH MARKOM BJP 83. KOTMA (ST) JAY SINGH MARABIM BJP rptListSuccessfulCandidates - Page 2 of 6 6 CONSTITUENCY WINNERSEX PARTY 84. ANUPPUR (ST) RAMLAL RAUTELM BJP 85. SOHAGPUR CHHOTE LAL SARAWAGI ( KHUDDI BHAIYA )M BJP 86. PUSHPARAJGARH (ST) SUDAMA SINGHM BJP 87. BAIHAR (ST) BHAGAT SINGH NETAMM BJP 88. LANJI DILEEP KUMAR / BHAIYALALM BJP 89. KIRNAPUR PUSHPALATA LIKHIRAM KAVREF INC 90. WARASEONI PRADEEP AMRIT LAL JAISWAL (GUDDA)M INC 91. KHAIRLANJEE BODH SINGH BHAGATM BJP 92. KATANGI K.D DESHMUKHM BJP 93. BALAGHAT GAURI SHANKAR CHATURBHUJ BISENM BJP 94. PARASWADA DARBOOSINGH UIKEYM GGP 95. NAINPUR (ST) DEV SINGH SAIYAMM BJP 96. MANDLA (ST) SHIVRAJ SHAHM BJP 97. BICHHIA (ST) PANDIT SINGH DHURWEYM BJP 98. BAJAG (ST) OM PRAKASH DHURVEM BJP 99. DINDORI (ST) DULICHAND URAITIM BJP 100. SHAHPURA (ST) DR.C.S BHAVEDI ( CHAIN SINGH )M BJP 101. NIWAS (ST) RAMPYARE KULASTEM BJP 102. BARGI (ST) ANUP SINGH MARAVIM BJP 103. PANAGAR (ST) MOTI KASHYAPM BJP 104. JABALPUR CANTONMENT ISHWAR DAS ROHANIM BJP 105. JABALPUR EAST (SC) ANCHAL SONKARM BJP 106. JABALPUR CENTRAL SARAD JAIN ( ADVOCATE )M BJP 107. JABALPUR WEST BABBU HARENDRA JEET SINGHM BJP 108. PATAN THA. SOBARAN SINGH " BABOOJI"M INC 109. MAJHOLI AJAY VISHNOIM BJP 110. SIHORA DILIP DUBEY (BADE)M BJP 111. BAHORIBAND NISHITH PATELM INC 112. MURWARA ALKA JAINF BJP 113. BADWARA SAROJ BACHCHAN NAYAKF JD(U) 114. VIJAIRAGHOGARH DHRUV PRATAP SINGH (DEEPAK BHAIYA)M BJP 115. GADARWARA GOVIND SINGH PATELM BJP 116. BOHANI SANJAY SHARMAM BJP 117. NARSIMHAPUR JALAM SINGH PATEL ( MUNNA BHAIYA )M BJP 118. GOTEGAON (SC) HAKAMSINGH CHADHAR(MEHRA)M BJP 119. LAKHANADON (ST) SMT. SHASHI THAKURF BJP 120. GHANSOR (ST) RAM GULAM UIKEYM GGP 121. KEOLARI HARVANSH SINGHM INC 122. BARGHAT DR. DHAL SINGH BISENM BJP 123. SEONI NARESH DIWAKAR ( D. N.)M BJP 124. JAMAI (ST) RAM DAS UIKEYM BJP 125. CHHINDWARA CHODHRI CHANDRABHAN SINGH KUBER M BJP SINGH 126. PARASIA (SC) TARACHAND BAWARIAM BJP rptListSuccessfulCandidates - Page 3 of 6 7 CONSTITUENCY WINNERSEX PARTY 127. DAMUA (ST) JHANAKLAL THAKURM BJP 128. AMARWARA (ST) MANMOHAN SHAH BATTIM GGP 129. CHAURAI PDT. RAMESH DUBEYM BJP 130. SAUSAR NANA BHAU MOHODM BJP 131. PANDHURNA MAROTRAO KHAWSEM BJP 132. PIPARIA ARJUN PALIYAM SP 133. HOSHANGABAD "MADHUKAR HARNE "M BJP 134. ITARSI GIRIJA SHANKAR SHARMAM BJP 135. SEONI-MALWA HAJARILAL RAGHUWANSHI S/O NANHU M INC SINGH BANAPURA 136. TIMARNI (SC) MANOHAR LAL HAJARI LAL RATHOR M BJP (ADVOCATE) 137. HARDA KAMAL PATELM BJP 138. MULTAI DR. SUNILAMM SP 139. MASOD SUKHSEO PANSEM INC 140. BHAINSDEHI (ST) MAHENDRA SING KESHAR SING CHOUHANM BJP 141. BETUL SHIV PRASAD RATHOREM BJP 142. GHORA DONGRI (ST) SAJJAN SINGH UIKEM BJP 143. AMLA (SC) BELE SUNITAF INC 144. BUDHNI RAJENDRA SINGHM BJP 145. ICHHAWAR KARAN SINGH VERMAM BJP 146. ASHTA (SC) RAGHUNATH SINGH MALVIYAM BJP 147.
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