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1-Sujanpur 2-Bhoa(SC) Punjab Legislative Assembly Election 2012 1-Sujanpur Electors General Service Total Votes Polled General Postal Total Male 74638 1237 75875 Male 57010 Female 67188 524 67712 Female 53895 Total 141826 1761 143587 Total 110905 91 110996 Polling Regular Auxiliary Total Rejected (*) 018 18 Stations 172 0 172 Valid Votes 110905 73 110978 Average number of Electors Assigned to a Polling Station 825 Poll Percentage 77.30 % Sr. Candidate Name Sex Age Party Vote %age Winner No. Polled Polled & Runnerup 1 KARNAIL CHAND M 53 BSP 4287 3.86 2 DINESH SINGH M 49 BJP 50408 45.42 Winner 3 LOVELEEN CHAHAL F 56 CPI 2272 2.05 4 VINAY MAHAJAN M 49 INC 22994 20.72 5 SUBHASH CHANDER M 42 IND 452 0.41 6 KIRAN SHARMA F 39 IND 751 0.68 7 NARESH PURI M 42 IND 27312 24.61 Runnerup 8 NARAIN SINGH M 59 IND 665 0.60 9 NIRMAL SINGH M 51 IND 1837 1.66 Total Valid Votes : 110978 2-Bhoa(SC) Electors General Service Total Votes Polled General Postal Total Male 78621 1719 80340 Male 54900 Female 71041 764 71805 Female 53570 Total 149662 2483 152145 Total 108470 93 108563 Polling Regular Auxiliary Total Rejected (*) 051 51 Stations 166 0 166 Valid Votes 108470 42 108512 Average number of Electors Assigned to a Polling Station 902 Poll Percentage 71.35 % Sr. Candidate Name Sex Age Party Vote %age Winner No. Polled Polled & Runnerup 1 AMARJIT SINGH M 48 BSP 2841 2.62 2 SEEMA KUMARI F 33 BJP 50503 46.54 Winner 3 GURDEV SINGH M 42 CPM 2779 2.56 4 BALBIR RAM M 55 INC 38355 35.35 Runnerup 5 DES RAJ M 51 IND 902 0.83 6 RAM LAL M 67 IND 7508 6.92 7 LAL CHAND M 41 IND 5624 5.18 * Rejected Votes ( Not Retrieved from EVM & Rejected from Postal Ballot Papers ) Page 1 of 67 Punjab Legislative Assembly Election 2012 Total Valid Votes : 108512 3-Pathankot Electors General Service Total Votes Polled General Postal Total Male 67214 799 68013 Male 49545 Female 62040 338 62378 Female 45173 Total 129254 1137 130391 Total 94718 45 94763 Polling Regular Auxiliary Total Rejected (*) 021 21 Stations 144 0 144 Valid Votes 94718 24 94742 Average number of Electors Assigned to a Polling Station 898 Poll Percentage 72.68 % Sr. Candidate Name Sex Age Party Vote %age Winner No. Polled Polled & Runnerup 1 ASHWANI KUMAR SHARMA M 46 BJP 42218 44.56 Winner 2 SANSAR CHAND M 53 BSP 1129 1.19 3 SUDESH F 36 NCP 179 0.19 4 RAMAN BHALLA M 55 INC 24362 25.71 Runnerup 5 AMIT AGGARWAL M 41 SHS 635 0.67 6 DR. JASPAL SINGH BHINDER M 56 PPOP 1294 1.37 7 ASHOK SHARMA M 61 IND 23713 25.03 8 SHASHI BALA F 46 IND 292 0.31 9 KARTAR SINGH KHALSA M 34 IND 208 0.22 10 MUNISHA F 27 IND 712 0.75 Total Valid Votes : 94742 4-Gurdaspur Electors General Service Total Votes Polled General Postal Total Male 71919 1167 73086 Male 53113 Female 66460 477 66937 Female 51467 Total 138379 1644 140023 Total 104580 163 104743 Polling Regular Auxiliary Total Rejected (*) 0114 114 Stations 156 0 156 Valid Votes 104580 49 104629 Average number of Electors Assigned to a Polling Station 887 Poll Percentage 74.80 % Sr. Candidate Name Sex Age Party Vote %age Winner No. Polled Polled & Runnerup 1 GURBACHAN SINGH BABBEHALI M 58 SAD 59905 57.25 Winner 2 DR.PARVEEN KUMAR JANJUA M 33 BSP 851 0.81 3 RAMAN BAHL M 54 INC 38335 36.64 Runnerup 4 SATNAM SINGH M 42 SAD(M) 394 0.38 5 HARDYAL SINGH M 50 PPOP 2709 2.59 * Rejected Votes ( Not Retrieved from EVM & Rejected from Postal Ballot Papers ) Page 2 of 67 Punjab Legislative Assembly Election 2012 6 HARMINDER SINGH M 39 SHS 403 0.39 7 MULAKH RAJ M 35 SSPD 966 0.92 8 JAGDISH MASIH M 38 IND 200 0.19 9 DEEPAK SHARMA M 32 IND 866 0.83 Total Valid Votes : 104629 5-Dina Nagar(SC) Electors General Service Total Votes Polled General Postal Total Male 85063 2251 87314 Male 62126 Female 80177 904 81081 Female 62600 Total 165240 3155 168395 Total 124726 122 124848 Polling Regular Auxiliary Total Rejected (*) 6269 131 Stations 187 0 187 Valid Votes 124664 53 124717 Average number of Electors Assigned to a Polling Station 884 Poll Percentage 74.14 % Sr. Candidate Name Sex Age Party Vote %age Winner No. Polled Polled & Runnerup 1 ARUNA CHAUDHARY F 54 INC 65993 52.91 Winner 2 SUBASH CHANDER M 43 CPI 3142 2.52 3 BISHAN DASS M 64 BJP 53066 42.55 Runnerup 4 RAMAN KUMAR M 29 BSP 878 0.70 5 RAJ KUMAR M 57 IND 1638 1.31 Total Valid Votes : 124717 6-Qadian Electors General Service Total Votes Polled General Postal Total Male 82781 1368 84149 Male 61138 Female 76670 537 77207 Female 61125 Total 159451 1905 161356 Total 122263 105 122368 Polling Regular Auxiliary Total Rejected (*) 092 92 Stations 196 0 196 Valid Votes 122263 13 122276 Average number of Electors Assigned to a Polling Station 814 Poll Percentage 75.84 % Sr. Candidate Name Sex Age Party Vote %age Winner No. Polled Polled & Runnerup 1 SEWA SINGH SEKHWAN M 60 SAD 43687 35.73 Runnerup 2 KULWANT SINGH M 62 BSP 1510 1.23 3 CHARANJIT KAUR BAJWA F 52 INC 59843 48.94 Winner 4 COL.SURJIT SINGH PHEROCHECHI M 55 PPOP 1808 1.48 5 SUCHA SINGH CHHOTEPUR M 60 IND 15428 12.62 Total Valid Votes : 122276 * Rejected Votes ( Not Retrieved from EVM & Rejected from Postal Ballot Papers ) Page 3 of 67 Punjab Legislative Assembly Election 2012 7-Batala Electors General Service Total Votes Polled General Postal Total Male 84576 470 85046 Male 62469 Female 77111 196 77307 Female 57419 Total 161687 666 162353 Total 119888 94 119982 Polling Regular Auxiliary Total Rejected (*) 017 17 Stations 181 0 181 Valid Votes 119888 77 119965 Average number of Electors Assigned to a Polling Station 893 Poll Percentage 73.90 % Sr. Candidate Name Sex Age Party Vote %age Winner No. Polled Polled & Runnerup 1 ASHWANI SEKHRI M 52 INC 66806 55.69 Winner 2 PALWINDER SINGH M 39 BSP 1216 1.01 3 LAKHBIR SINGH LODHI NANGAL M 62 SAD 47921 39.95 Runnerup 4 HARBHAJAN KAUR F 46 BSA 273 0.23 5 YADWINDER SINGH BUTTAR M 34 PPOP 2066 1.72 6 SATBIR SINGH M 25 IND 237 0.20 7 SURINDER SINGH KALSI M 66 IND 413 0.34 8 NARESH KUMAR M 49 IND 1033 0.86 Total Valid Votes : 119965 8-Sri Hargobindpur(SC) Electors General Service Total Votes Polled General Postal Total Male 78452 1637 80089 Male 55861 Female 73804 652 74456 Female 58042 Total 152256 2289 154545 Total 113903 166 114069 Polling Regular Auxiliary Total Rejected (*) 0103 103 Stations 194 0 194 Valid Votes 113903 63 113966 Average number of Electors Assigned to a Polling Station 785 Poll Percentage 73.81 % Sr. Candidate Name Sex Age Party Vote %age Winner No. Polled Polled & Runnerup 1 SUKHWINDER SINGH M 55 BSP 1339 1.17 2 DES RAJ DHUGGA M 48 SAD 58079 50.96 Winner 3 BALWINDER SINGH LADDI M 39 INC 50642 44.44 Runnerup 4 KASHMIR SINGH M 43 PPOP 1686 1.48 5 MUKHTAR SINGH M 47 BSA 278 0.24 6 GURNAM SINGH M 64 IND 516 0.45 7 GURNAM SINGH SHERGILL M 39 IND 623 0.55 8 LAKHWINDER KAUR F 50 IND 803 0.70 * Rejected Votes ( Not Retrieved from EVM & Rejected from Postal Ballot Papers ) Page 4 of 67 Punjab Legislative Assembly Election 2012 Total Valid Votes : 113966 9-Fatehgarh Churian Electors General Service Total Votes Polled General Postal Total Male 74378 1227 75605 Male 58492 Female 67753 433 68186 Female 56479 Total 142131 1660 143791 Total 114971 106 115077 Polling Regular Auxiliary Total Rejected (*) 046 46 Stations 178 0 178 Valid Votes 114971 60 115031 Average number of Electors Assigned to a Polling Station 798 Poll Percentage 80.03 % Sr. Candidate Name Sex Age Party Vote %age Winner No. Polled Polled & Runnerup 1 TRIPAT RAJINDER SINGH BAJWA M 66 INC 56176 48.84 Winner 2 NIRMAL SINGH KAHLON M 75 SAD 55537 48.28 Runnerup 3 BANWARI LAL M 65 BSP 818 0.71 4 SUKHPREET SINGH M 30 PPOP 831 0.72 5 KULWANT SINGH M 50 SAD(M) 535 0.47 6 PHUNA MASIH ALIAS PHULA MASIH M 51 IND 1134 0.99 Total Valid Votes : 115031 10-Dera Baba Nanak Electors General Service Total Votes Polled General Postal Total Male 83387 1144 84531 Male 66131 Female 78308 429 78737 Female 65824 Total 161695 1573 163268 Total 131955 108 132063 Polling Regular Auxiliary Total Rejected (*) 052 52 Stations 201 0 201 Valid Votes 131955 56 132011 Average number of Electors Assigned to a Polling Station 804 Poll Percentage 80.89 % Sr. Candidate Name Sex Age Party Vote %age Winner No. Polled Polled & Runnerup 1 SUKHJINDER SINGH M 53 INC 66294 50.22 Winner 2 SUCHA SINGH M 59 SAD 63354 47.99 Runnerup 3 PREM MASIH M 38 BSP 980 0.74 4 SURJIT SINGH M 41 SHS 450 0.34 5 DOMINIC MATTU M 28 IND 933 0.71 Total Valid Votes : 132011 * Rejected Votes ( Not Retrieved from EVM & Rejected from Postal Ballot Papers ) Page 5 of 67 Punjab Legislative Assembly Election 2012 11-Ajnala Electors General Service Total Votes Polled General Postal Total Male 70968 1041 72009 Male 59559 Female 66403 119 66522 Female 56002 Total 137371 1160 138531 Total 115561 116 115677 Polling Regular Auxiliary Total Rejected (*) 070 70 Stations 164 0 164 Valid Votes 115561 46 115607 Average number of Electors Assigned to a Polling Station 838 Poll Percentage 83.50 % Sr.
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