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List of Political Parties STATISTICAL REPORT ON GENERAL ELECTION, 1990 TO THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF MADHYA PRADESH ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA NEW DELHI Election Commission of India – General Elections, 1990 to the Legislative Assembly of Madhya Pradesh STATISTICAL REPORT CONTENTS SUBJECT Page No. 1. List of Participating Political Parties and Abbreviations 1 2. Other Abbreviations in the Report 2 3. Highlights 3 4. List of Successful Candidates 4 - 11 5. Performance of Political Parties 12 -13 6. Electors Data Summary – Summary on Electors, voters 14 Votes Polled and Polling Stations 7. Woman Candidates 15 - 22 8. Constituency Data Summary 23 - 342 9. Detailed Result 343 - 444 Election Commission of India-State Elections, 1990 to the Legislative Assembly of MADHYA PRADESH LIST OF PARTICIPATING POLITICAL PARTIES PARTYTYPE ABBREVIATION PARTY NATIONAL PARTIES 1 . BJP BHARTIYA JANATA PARTY 2 . CPI COMMUNIST PARTY OF INDIA 3 . CPM COMMUNIST PARTY OF INDIA (MARXIST) 4 . ICS(SCS) INDIAN CONGRESS (SOCIALIST-SARAT CHANDRA SINHA) 5 . INC INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 6 . JD JANATA DAL 7 . JNP(JP) JANATA PARTY (JP) 8 . LKD(B) LOK DAL (B) STATE PARTIES 9 . BSP BAHUJAN SAMAJ PARTY 10 . FBL ALL INDIA FORWARD BLOC 11 . IML INDIAN UNION MUSLIM LEAGUE 12 . MUL MUSLIM LEAGUE REGISTERED(Unrecognised ) PARTIES 13 . BJS AKHIL BHARATIYA JANA SANGH 14 . BKUS BHARATIYA KRISHI UDYOG SANGH 15 . BRP BHARATIYA REPUBLICAN PAKSHA 16 . CMM CHATTISGARH MUKTI MORCHA 17 . DDP DOORDARSHI PARTY 18 . DMM ALL INDIA DALIT MUSLIM MINORITIES SURAKSHA MAHASANGH 19 . GNP GONDVANA PARTY 20 . HMS AKHIL BHARATIYA HINDU MAHASABHA 21 . INP INDIAN NATIONAL PARTY 22 . IPF INDIAN PEOPLES FRONT 23 . KSM KRANTIKARI SAMAJWADI MANCH 24 . MSD AKHIL BHARATIYA MANAV SEVA DAL 25 . PVP AKHIL BHARATIYA PICHHADAVARG PARTY 26 . RPI REPUBLICAN PARTY OF INDIA 27 . RPK REPUBLICAN PARTY OF INDIA (KHOBRAGADE) 28 . RRP AKHIL BHARATIYA RAM RAJYA PARISHAD 29 . RSP RASHTRIYA SAMDARSHI PARTY 30 . SHS SHIVSENA 31 . SOP SOCIALIST PARTY 32 . SOP(L) SOCIALIST PARTY (LOHIA) INDEPENDENTS 33 . IND INDEPENDENTS rptListOfParticipatingPoliticalParties - Page 1 of 1 1 Election Commission of India - State Election, 1990 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 2 Election Commission of India - State Election, 1990 to the Legislative Assembly of MADHYA PRADESH HIGHLIGHTS 1. NO. OF CONSTITUENCIES TYPE OF CONSTITUENCY GEN SC ST TOTAL NO. OF CONSTITUENCIES 201 44 75 320 2. NO. OF CONTESTANTS NO. OF CONTESTANTS 1423 56-10 11-15 Above15 IN A CONSTITUENCY NO. OF SUCH 0034161109988 CONSTITUENCIES TOTAL CONTESTANTS IN FRAY : 4215 AVERAGE CONTESTANTS PER CONSTITUENCY : 13 MINIMUM CONTESTANTS IN A CONSTITUENCY : 3 MAXIMUM CONTESTANTS IN A CONSTITUENCY : 49 IN 66 - REWA And 239 - BHOPAL SOUTH 3. ELECTORS MEN WOMEN TOTAL i. NO. OF ELECTORS 19389353 18215748 37605101 ii. NO. OF ELECTORS WHO VOTED 11858237 8520649 20378886 iii. POLLING PERCENTAGE 61.16% 46.78% 54.19% 4. NO. OF VALID VOTES : 19876907 5. NO. OF VOTES REJECTED : 501979 (2.46% of Total Votes Polled) 6. NO. OF POLLING STATIONS : 44620 7. AVERAGE NO. OF ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION : 843 8. PERFORMANCE OF WOMEN CANDIDATES VIS-A-VIS MEN CANDIDATES MEN WOMEN TOTAL i. NO. OF CONTESTANTS 4062 153 4215 ii. ELECTED 309 11 320 iii. FORFEITED DEPOSITS 3413 117 3530 rptHighlights - Page 1 of 1 3 Election Commission of India - State Election, 1990 to the Legislative Assembly of MADHYA PRADESH LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES CONSTITUENCY WINNERSEX PARTY 1. SHEOPUR GULAB SINGHM BJP 2. VIJAYPUR RAM NIWASM INC 3. SABALGARH MEHARWAN SINGH RAWATM BJP 4. JOURA SUBEDAR SINGHM JD 5. SUMAWALI GAJRAJ SINGHM JD 6. MORENA SEVARAMM BJP 7. DIMNI (SC) MUNSHI LALM BJP 8. AMBAH (SC) KISHORAM JD 9. GOHAD (SC) SRIRAMM BJP 10. MEHGAON HARI SINGHM INC 11. ATER MUNNA SINGH BHADORIAM BJP 12. BHIND RAKESH SINGHM INC 13. ROUN REJENDRA PRAKASH SINGHM BJP 14. LAHAR GOVIND SINGHM JD 15. GWALIOR DHARAM VEERM BJP 16. LASHKAR EAST RAGHUNATH SHANKAR BHAU SAHIB POTNISM BJP 17. LASHKAR WEST SHITLA SAHAIM BJP 18. MORAR DHAYANENDRA SINGHM BJP 19. GIRD ANOOP MISHRAM BJP 20. DABRA NAROTTAM MISHRAM BJP 21. BHANDER (SC) POORAM SINGH PALAIYAM BJP 22. SEONDHA (SC) MAHENDRA BOUDHAM INC 23. DATIA SHAMBHU TIWARIM BJP 24. KARERA BHAGWAT SINGH YADAVM BJP 25. POHRI JADISH PRASAD VERMAM BJP 26. SHIVPURI SUSHIL BAHADUR ASTHANAM IND 27. PICHHORE LAXMI NARAYAN GUPTAM BJP 28. KOLARAS (SC) OM PRAKASH KHATIKM BJP 29. GUNA BHAG CHANDRA SOGANIM BJP 30. CHACHODA RAM BAHADUR SINGH PARIHARM BJP 31. RAGHOGARH LAXMAN SINGHM INC 32. SHADORA (SC) GOPILALM BJP 33. ASHOKNAGAR NEELAM SINGH YADAVM BJP 34. MUNGAOLI DESHRAJ SINGHM BJP 35. BINA SUDHAKAR BAPATM BJP 36. KHURAI (SC) DHARMU RAIM BJP 37. BANDA HARNAM SINGH RATHOREM BJP 38. NARYAOLI (SC) NARAYAN PRASAD KABIRPANTHIM BJP 39. SAGAR PRAKASH MOTILAL JAINM INC 40. SURKHI LAXMI NARAYAN YADAVM JD rptListSuccessfulCandidates - Page 1 of 8 4 CONSTITUENCY WINNERSEX PARTY 41. REHLI GOPAL BHARGAVAM BJP 42. DEORI PARSHU RAM SAHUM BJP 43. NIWARI AHIR VIKRAM SINGHM JD 44. JATARA KUNWAR SURENDRA PRATAP SINGH (BABY M BJP RAJA) 45. KHARGPUR (SC) ANANDI LALM BJP 46. TIKAMGARH GOYAL MAGAN LALM BJP 47. MALEHRA ASHOK KUMARM BJP 48. BIJAWAR JUHJAR SINGHM BJP 49. CHHATARPUR JAGDAMBA PRASAD NIGAMM JD 50. MAHARAJPUR (SC) AHIRWAR RAMDAYALM BJP 51. CHANDLA ANSARI MOHD. GANIM BJP 52. NOHATA OM PRAKASH RAI ( BUGGE BHAIYA)M BJP 53. DAMOH JAYANT MALAIYAM BJP 54. PATHARIA (SC) MANI SHANKAR `SUMAN`M BJP 55. HATTA RAM KRISHNA KASHMARIAM BJP 56. PANNA KUSUM SINGH MAHDELEF BJP 57. AMANGANJ (SC) GANESHI LALM BJP 58. PAWAI ASHOK BIR VIKARM SINGHM IND 59. MAIHAR NARAYAN SINGHM JD 60. NAGOD RAM PRATAP SINGHM INC 61. RAIGAON (SC) DHIRENDRA SINGH 'DHEERU'M JD 62. CHITRAKOOT RAMA NAND SINGHM JD 63. SATNA VRIJENDRA PATHAKM BJP 64. RAMPUR BAGHELAN TOSHAN SINGHM JD 65. AMARPATAN RAM HITM BJP 66. REWA PUSHPRAJ SINGH (REWA)M INC 67. GURH VISHAMBHAR NATH PANDEYM CPI 68. MANGAWAN SRI NIWAS TIWARIM INC 69. SIRMOUR RAM LAKHAN SHARMAM JD 70. TEONTHAR RAMAKANT TIWARIM INC 71. DEOTALAB (SC) JAI KARAN SAKETM BSP 72. MAUGANJ UDAI PRAKASH MISHRAM INC 73. CHURAHAT ARJUN SINGHM INC 74. SIDHI INDRAJEET KUMARM INC 75. GOPADBANAS KAMLESHWAR PRASAD DWIVEDIM INC 76. DHAHANI (ST) TILAKRAJ SINGH (NIWASWALE)M BJP 77. DEOSAR (ST) AMAR SINGHM BJP 78. SINGRAULI (SC) RAM CHARITRAM BJP 79. BEOHARI LAVKESH SINGHM BJP 80. UMARIA VIRENDER KUMAR CHANDELM JD 81. NOWROZABAD (ST) GYAN SINGHM BJP 82. JAISINGHNAGAR (ST) RAM NATH SINGHM JD 83. KOTMA (ST) CHHOTE LALM BJP rptListSuccessfulCandidates - Page 2 of 8 5 CONSTITUENCY WINNERSEX PARTY 84. ANUPPUR (ST) LAXMI BAI AARMOF BJP 85. SOHAGPUR KRISHAN PAL SINGHM INC 86. PUSHPARAJGARH (ST) KUNDAN SINGHM JD 87. MANENDRAGARH (ST) CHANDRA PRATAPM BJP 88. BAIKUNTHPUR RAM CHANDRAM INC 89. PREMNAGAR (ST) KHELSAI SINGHM INC 90. SURAJPUR (ST) SEHO PRATAP SINGHM BJP 91. PAL (ST) RAM VICHARM BJP 92. SAMRI (ST) AMIN SAIM BJP 93. LUNDRA (ST) RAM KISHUNM BJP 94. PILKHA (ST) MURARILALM BJP 95. AMBIKAPUR (ST) MADAN GOPALM INC 96. SITAPUR (ST) RAM KHELAWANM IND 97. BAGICHA (ST) VIKRAM BHAGATM BJP 98. JASHPUR (ST) GANESH RAM BHAGATM BJP 99. TAPKARA (ST) VISHNU SAIM BJP 100. PATHALGAON (ST) LALJIT SINGHM BJP 101. DHARAMJAIGARH (ST) CHANESH RAMM INC 102. LAILUNGA (ST) PREM SINGH SIDARM BJP 103. RAIGARH KRISHNA KUMARM INC 104. KHARSIA NANDKUMAR PATELM INC 105. SARIA SHAKRAJIT NAIKM BJP 106. SARANGARH (SC) BHAIYA RAM KHUNTEM INC 107. RAMPUR (ST) NANKIRAM KAWERM BJP 108. KATGHORA KRISHNALAL JAISWALM INC 109. TANAKHAR (ST) AMOL SINGH SALAMM BJP 110. MARWAHI (ST) BHANWAR SINGH PORTEM BJP 111. KOTA RAJENDRA PRASAD SHUKLAM INC 112. LORMI NIRANJAN KESHARVANIM BJP 113. MUNGELI (SC) KHEM SINGH BARMATEM BJP 114. JARHAGAON (SC) PUNNULAL MOHALEM BJP 115. TAKHATPUR MANHARANLAL PANDEYM BJP 116. BILASPUR MOOLCHAND KHANDELWALM BJP 117. BILHA ASHOK RAOM JD 118. MASTURI (SC) MADAN SINGHM BJP 119. SIPAT BARIDHAR DIWANM BJP 120. AKALTARA JAWAHAR DUBEYM IND 121. PAINGARH DAURAMM BSP 122. CHAMPA BALIHARB SINGHM BJP 123. SAKTI PUSHPENDRA BAHADUR SINGHM BJP 124. MALKHARODA (SC) SHYAM LALM BJP 125. CHANDRAPUR DUSHYANT KUMAR SINGH JUDEV (BALA M BJP SAHAB) 126. RAIPUR TOWN BRIJMOHAN AGARWALM BJP rptListSuccessfulCandidates - Page 3 of 8 6 CONSTITUENCY WINNERSEX PARTY 127. RAIPUR RURAL TARUN CHATERJIM JD 128. ABHANPUR CHANDRASHEKHAR SAHU (CHAMPOO)M BJP 129. MANDIRHASAOD SATYA NARAYAN SHARAMM INC 130. ARANG (SC) GANGOORAM BAGHELM BJP 131. DHARSINWA AGRAWAL SHYAM SUNDARM BJP 132. BHATAPARA SHYAMACHANRAN SHUKLAM INC 133. BALODA BAZAR SATYANARAYAN KESHARWANIM BJP 134. PALLARI (SC) P.R. KHUTEM BJP 135. KASDOL ARUNA KUMARM JD 136. BHATGAON (SC) HARIDAS BHARDWAJM BJP 137. SARAIPALI NARASINGH PRADHANM BJP 138. BASNA LAXMAN JAYDEV SATPATHIM JD 139. KHALLARI RAMESHM JD 140. MAHASAMUND SANTOSH KUMARM JD 141. RAJIM SHYAMA CHARAN SHUKLAM INC 142. BINDRANAWAGARH (ST) BALRAM PUJARIM BJP 143. SIWAHA (ST) MADHAV SINGH DHRUWM INC 144. KURUD SOMPRAKASH GIRIM BJP 145. DHAMTARI KRIPARAM HIRALAL SAHUM BJP 146. BHANUPRATAPPUR (ST) JHADURAM RAWATEM IND 147. KANKER (ST) AGHAN SINGH BHAW SINGH THAKURM BJP 148. KESHKAL (ST) KRISHNA KUMAR DHRUWM BJP 149. KONDAGAON (ST) MANGAL RAM USENDIM BJP 150. BHANPURI (ST) BALI RAM MAHADEO KASHYAPM BJP 151. JAGDALPUR (ST) DINESH KUMAR BALI RAM KASHYAPM BJP 152. KESHLOOR (ST) SAMPAT SINGH BHANDARIM BJP 153. CHITRAKOTE (ST) DHANI RAM PUJARIM BJP 154. DANTEWARA (ST) BARSA DULARAMM CPI 155. KONTA (ST) MANISH KUMARM CPI 156. BIJAPUR (ST) RAJENDRA PAMBHOIM INC 157. NARAYANPUR (ST) SHAMBHU NATH NAIKM BJP 158. MARO (SC) DERHOO PRASAD GHRITLAHREM IND 159. BEMETARA MAHESH TIWARIM JD 160. SAJA RAVINDRA CHOUBEYM INC 161. DHAMDHA JAGESHWAR SAHUM INC 162. DURG MOTI LAL VORAM INC 163. BHILAI PREM PRAKASH PANDEYM BJP 164. PATAN KAILASH CHANDRA SHARMAM BJP 165. GUNDERDEHI TARA CHAND SAHUM BJP 166. KHERTHA PYARE LAL BELCHANDANM INC 167.
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