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Lok Sabha 1967 1 My Vote, My Right Election Commission of India Greater Participation for a Stronger Democracy 2 General Elections to Lok Sabha 1967 th (4 Lok Sabha) 3 My Vote, My Right Election Commission of India Greater Participation for a Stronger Democracy 4 General Elections to Lok Sabha 1967 Parliamentary Constituencies (PC) Gen. SC Total 7 2 9 Electors Male Female Total 2329529 2057182 4386711 Polling Stations (PS) 4741 Average Size of PC 487412 Average Size of PS 925 Candidates Male Female Total Nominated - 86 - 86 Rejected - 3 - 3 Withdrawn - 16 - 16 Contesting - 67 - 67 Security Forfeited - 49 - 49 Candidates Contesting Security Forfeited National Parties (N) 29 13 State Parties (S) 2 2 Unrecognized Registered Parties (U) 0 0 Independents (Z) 36 34 Total 67 49 Minimum Candidates in a PC 2 Maximum Candidates in a PC 12 Average Candidates per PC 7 Voter Turnout 3185295 (72.61%) Women Candidates Elected Nil 5 General Elections to Lok Sabha 1967 Successful Candidates No. CONSTITUENCY WINNER PARTY 1. AMBALA (SC) S. BHAN BJS 2. KARNAL M. RAM INC 3. KAITHAL G.L. NANDA INC 4. ROHTAK R. SINGH INC 5. JHAJJAR S.SINGH INC 6. GURGAON A. GANI IND 7. MAHENDRAGARH G. SINGH INC 8. HISSAR R. KISHAN INC 9. SIRSA (SC) D. SINGH INC Parties Performance PARTY PARTY SEATS SEATS FD VALID VOTES %AGE OF TYPE CONTESTED WON IN SEATS POLLEDPOLLED VALIDALID VVOTESOTES N BJS 7 1 2 605838 19.85% N CPI 3 0 3 51758 1.70% N CPM 2 0 2 25479 0.83% N INC 9 7 0 1344830 44.06% N PSP 1 0 1 10905 0.36% N SSP 5 0 4 167973 5.50% N SWA 2 0 1 170951 5.60% S RPI 2 0 2 70920 2.32% Z IND 36 1 34 603565 19.77% State Total: 67 9 49 3052219 Candidates Performance Constituency : 1 . AMBALA (SC) No. CANDIDATE SEX PARTY VOTES %AGE 1 . S. BHAN M BJS 128003 40.47% 2 . P. WATI F INC 119303 37.72% 3 . G. SINGH M IND 26928 8.51% 4 . I. DASS M IND 21117 6.68% 5 . N. RAM M IND 20918 6.61% 6 General Elections to Lok Sabha 1967 ELECTORS : 459451 VOTERS : 329601 POLL PERCENTAGE : 71.74% VALID VOTES : 316269 Constituency : 2 . KARNAL No. CANDIDATE SEX PARTY VOTES %AGE 1 . M. RAM M INC 168204 50.03% 2 . R. NAND M BJS 168001 49.97% ELECTORS : 463594 VOTERS : 350081 POLL PERCENTAGE : 75.51% VALID VOTES : 336205 Constituency : 3 . KAITHAL No. CANDIDATE SEX PARTY VOTES %AGE 1 . G.L. NANDA M INC 180770 50.54% 2 . I. SINGH M SWA 153760 42.99% 3 . T. NATH M IND 17345 4.85% 4 . T. SINGH M IND 5816 1.63% ELECTORS : 484420 VOTERS : 372708 POLL PERCENTAGE : 76.94% VALID VOTES : 357691 Constituency : 4 . ROHTAK No. CANDIDATE SEX PARTY VOTES %AGE 1 . R. SINGH M INC 176258 50.26% 2 . R. SARUP M BJS 120662 34.41% 3 . B. DASS M IND 23496 6.70% 4 . S.R. SHARMA M IND 8722 2.49% 5 . B. SINGH M IND 7026 2.00% 6 . P. CHAND M SSP 6803 1.94% 7 . M. RAM M IND 6255 1.78% 8 . J. RAM M IND 1478 0.42% ELECTORS : 477706 VOTERS : 362943 POLL PERCENTAGE : 75.98% VALID VOTES : 350700 Constituency : 5 . JHAJJAR No. CANDIDATE SEX PARTY VOTES %AGE 1 . S. SINGH M INC 209492 58.80% 2 . M. PARSHAD M IND 67401 18.92% 3 . R. PAT M CPI 27467 7.71% 4 . L. NARAIN M BJS 17206 4.83% 7 General Elections to Lok Sabha 1967 5 . D. SINGH M IND 11806 3.31% 6 . M. CHAND M SSP 9038 2.54% 7 . M. RAM M CPM 8899 2.50% 8 . B. SINGH M IND 4978 1.40% ELECTORS : 501785 VOTERS : 367852 POLL PERCENTAGE : 73.31% VALID VOTES : 356287 Constituency : 6 . GURGAON No. CANDIDATE SEX PARTY VOTES %AGE 1 . A. GANI M IND 88326 25.28% 2 . G. SINGH M INC 87018 24.91% 3 . D.P. SHASTRI M BJS 70166 20.08% 4 . S. RAI M RPI 41213 11.80% 5 . G. SINGH M CPM 16580 4.75% 6 . J. RAI M IND 14959 4.28% 7 . D.C. JALLAN M IND 13974 4.00% 8 . J. KHAN M CPI 12276 3.51% 9 . S. KUMAR M IND 4882 1.40% ELECTORS : 527625 VOTERS : 369196 POLL PERCENTAGE : 69.97% VALID VOTES : 349394 Constituency : 7 . MAHENDRAGARH No. CANDIDATE SEX PARTY VOTES %AGE 1 . G. SINGH M INC 93903 29.91% 2 . M. CHAND M BJS 47165 15.02% 3 . G. DHAR M RPI 29707 9.46% 4 . H. KRISHNA M IND 25376 8.08% 5 . M.S.A.S.M. LAL M IND 21063 6.71% 6 . K. SINGH M SSP 19695 6.27% 7 . D. KARAN M IND 19142 6.10% 8 . S. SINGH M IND 18686 5.95% 9 . R. SINGH M IND 16271 5.18% 10. K. RAM M IND 12655 4.03% 11 . B. DASS M IND 5745 1.83% 12 . B. DEV M IND 4590 1.46% ELECTORS : 491115 VOTERS : 332233 POLL PERCENTAGE : 67.65% VALID VOTES : 313998 8 General Elections to Lok Sabha 1967 Constituency : 8 . HISSAR No. CANDIDATE SEX PARTY VOTES %AGE 1 . R. KISHAN M INC 115963 36.09% 2 . M. RAM M SSP 108784 33.86% 3 . Y. SINGH M BJS 54635 17.01% 4 . K. RAM M IND 16025 4.99% 5 . M. LAL M IND 11076 3.45% 6 . R. SINGH M IND 7477 2.33% 7 . R. CHANDER M IND 7320 2.28% ELECTORS : 473354 VOTERS : 335463 POLL PERCENTAGE : 70.87% VALID VOTES : 321280 Constituency : 9 . SIRSA (SC) No. CANDIDATE SEX PARTY VOTES %AGE 1 . D. SINGH M INC 193919 55.34% 2 . T. SINGH M IND 34638 9.89% 3 . A. SINGH M IND 27877 7.96% 4 . F. CHAND M SSP 23653 6.75% 5 . R. SARUP M SWA 17191 4.91% 6 . D. RAM M CPI 12015 3.43% 7 . S. RAM M PSP 10905 3.11% 8 . P. RAM M IND 9151 2.61% 9 . S. SINGH M IND 6859 1.96% 10 . S. RAM M IND 5153 1.47% 11 . S.RAM M IND 5127 1.46% 12 . H. SINGH M IND 3907 1.12% ELECTORS : 507661 VOTERS : 365218 POLL PERCENTAGE : 71.94% VALID VOTES : 350395 6 General Elections to Lok Sabha 1971 (5th Lok Sabha) 11 My Vote, My Right Election Commission of India Greater Participation for a Stronger Democracy 12 General Elections to Lok Sabha 1971 Parliamentary Constituencies (PC) Gen. SC Total 8 1 9 Electors Male Female Total 2529211 2239529 4768740 Polling Stations (PS) 5570 Average Size of PC 529860 Average Size of PS 856 Candidates Male Female Total Nominated 108 1 109 Rejected 4 0 4 Withdrawn 41 1 42 Contesting 63 0 63 Security Forfeited 45 0 45 Candidates Contesting Security Forfeited National Parties 20 5 State Parties 6 4 Unrecognized Registered Parties 8 8 Independents 29 28 Total 63 45 Minimum Candidates in a PC 4 Maximum Candidates in a PC 12 Average Candidates per PC 7 Voter Turnout 3068699 (64.35%) Women Candidates Elected Nil 13 General Elections to Lok Sabha 1971 Successful Candidates No. CONSTITUENCY WINNER PARTY 1. AMBALA (SC) RAM PRAKASH INC 2. KARNAL MADHO RAM INC 3. KAITHAL GULZARI LAL NANDA INC 4. ROHTAK MUKHTIAR SINGH BJS 5. JHAJJAR SHER SINGH INC 6. GURGAON TAYYAB HUSSAIN INC 7. MAHENDRAGARH BIRENDER SINGH VHP 8. HISSAR MANI RAM GODARA INC 9. SIRSA DALBIR SINGH INC Parties Performance PARTY PARTY SEATS SEATS FD VALID VOTES %AGE OF TYPE CONTESTED WON IN SEATS PPOLLEDOLLED V VAALIDLID V VOTESOTES N BJS 3 1 0 334830 11.19% N CPM 1 0 1 3817 0.13% N INC 9 7 0 1572929 52.56% N NCO 4 0 2 339213 11.34% N PSP 2 0 2 5942 0.20% N SSP 1 0 0 86510 2.89% S BKD 1 0 1 10995 0.37% S FBL 1 0 1 6604 0.22% S SAD 1 0 1 9413 0.31% S VHP 3 1 1 274091 9.16% U PBI 1 0 1 3108 0.10% U RPK 5 0 5 33108 1.11% U SUC 2 0 2 17577 0.59% Z IND 29 0 28 294401 9.84% State Total: 63 9 45 2992538 Candidates Performance Constituency : 1 . AMBALA (SC) No. CANDIDATE SEX PARTY VOTES %AGE 1 . RAM PRAKASH M INC 196709 68.37% 14 General Elections to Lok Sabha 1971 2 . SURAJ BHAN M BJS 74433 25.87% 3 . GURBACHAN SINGH M SAD 9413 3.27% 4 . SOHEL SINGH M IND 7164 2.49% ELECTORS : 490572 VOTERS : 295410 POLL PERCENTAGE : 60.22% VALID VOTES : 287719 Constituency : 2 . KARNAL No. CANDIDATE SEX PARTY VOTES %AGE 1 . MADHO RAM M INC 152249 48.06% 2 . RAMESHWARA NAND M BJS 116988 36.93% 3 . R. P. KAPOOR M NCO 22558 7.12% 4 . JAIKRISHAN SHARMA M IND 7653 2.42% 5 . IQBAL KRISHNA M IND 7069 2.23% 6 . JOGI RAM M RPK 6449 2.04% 7 . KASHMIRA SINGH M IND 3814 1.20% ELECTORS : 504480 VOTERS : 327638 POLL PERCENTAGE : 64.95% VALID VOTES : 316780 Constituency : 3 . KAITHAL No. CANDIDATE SEX PARTY VOTES %AGE 1 . GULZARI LAL NANDA M INC 155000 45.23% 2 . INDER SINGH M NCO 129462 37.78% 3 . NANU MAL M IND 18952 5.53% 4 . BISHAN SINGH M IND 13077 3.82% 5 . JAGJIT SINGH ROHLOO M BKD 10995 3.21% 6 . KRISHN KUMAR M FBL 6604 1.93% 7 . SURTA M CPM 3817 1.11% 8 .
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