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Lok Sabha Allotment YP2020-Lok Sabha Class Ad. No. Name Portfolio Party/ Nominated State/ Nominated Muzzafar Hussain Jammu and Kashmir Baramulla 6A 1541 Inayat Pawha Baig People's Democratic Party Mulayam Singh Samajwadi Party Azamgarh 6A 3927 Krish Agarwal Yadav 6A 1405 Mihika Garg Bhartruhari Mahtab Biju Janata Dal Cuttack Adhir Ranjan Indian National Congress Baharampur (West Bengal) 6A 1604 Saina Singh Chowdhury 6A 1535 Udi Sikri KV Thomas Indian National Congress Ernakulam Varanya Deepender Singh 6A 1944 Indian National Congress Rohtak Gulhati Hooda 6A 2186 Vivaan Aneja Rahul Gandhi Indian National Congress Amethi Ravi Shankar Bhartiya Janata Party Patna Sahib (Bihar) 6B 3389 Mehr Gambhir Prasad D.V. Sadananda Bhartiya Janata Party Bangalore North 6B 3120 Navya Singh Gowda 6B 1961 Pia Marwah Paresh Rawal Bhartiya Janata Party Ahemdabad East 6B 3382 Saisha Jain Mallikarjun Kharge Indian National Congress Gulbarga 6C 1958 Aadya Tewari Nishikant Dubey Bhartiya Janata Party Godda (Jharkhand) 6C 1589 Amara Nagar DK Suresh Indian National Congress Bangalore Rural Annaikaa 6C 2053 VS Ugrappa Indian National Congress Bellary Wadhawan 6C 1398 Esha Nayak Meenakashi Lekhi Bhartiya Janata Party New Delhi (NCT of Delhi) Jai Prakash Rashtriya Janata Dal Banka 6C 1399 Kaashvi Chugh Narayan Yadav Revolutionary Socialist 6C 3160 Kshya Thaakur N.K Premachandran Kollam Party 6C 1967 Samaira Rungta Upendra Kushwaha Rashtriya Lok Samta Party Karakat 6C 1357 Tavishi Varshney Nitin Gadkari Bhartiya Janata Party Nagpur 6E 2907 Aditya Kumar LK Advani Bhartiya Janata Party Gandhinagar 6E 1923 Gaurvi Malhotra Sonia Gandhi Indian National Congress Rae Bareili (Uttar Pradesh) Harshit Krishan 6E 1940 M. Thambidurai AIADMK Karur Sanghi All India Trinamool Ratna De Hooghly 6E 3816 Kartik Mittal Congress 6E 1494 Maanya Bahri Anant G. Geete Shiv Sena Raigad 7A 3880 Taania Rishi P. Venugopal AIADMK Thiruvallur 7A 3832 Vinaya Dua P. Karunakaran Communist Party of India Kasargod Angad Max Anglo-Indian Community 7B 1980 Richard Hay Bhartiya Janata Party Singh (Nominated) Sudip All India Trinamool Kolkata 7B 1581 Arihant Jain Bandhopadhyay Congress Aryan Buckshee 7B 1447 Shashi Tharoor Indian National Congress Thiruvananthapuram Rohatgi Jammu and Kashmir 7D 893 Dev Chintamani Farooq Abdullah Srinagar National Conference 7D 895 Jai Gupta Jitendra Chaudhury Communist Party of India Tripura East Suryansh Srikakulam (Andhra 7D 1113 Ram Mohan Naidu Telugu Desam Party Khemka Pradesh) Vijaywada (Andhra Srinivas Kesineni Telugu Desam Party 7D 1348 Vivaan Jain Pradesh) 7E 3546 Ridhima Pant Jyotiraditya Scindia Indian National Congress Guna 7E 1990 Sanya Diya Dhir Bhagwant Mann Aam Aadmi Party Sangrur (Punjab) Sarojini Pratap Nationalist Democratic 7E 971 Tokeho Yepthomi Nagaland Singh Progressive Party Mekapati Rajmohan Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Nellore 7E 1391 Sehar Bhatia Reddy Congress Party 8A 1791 Dev Veer Vacher Asaduddin Owaisi AIMIM Hyderabad 8A S001239 Ishan Sindwani Dushyant Chautala Indian National Lok Dal Hisar 8B 577 Aaira Bhagat Bhagwant Mann Aam Aadmi Party Sangrur (Punjab) Kaushalendra Janata Dal (United) Nalanda (Bihar) 8B 717 Abhaya Bhakri Kumar 8B 280 Aria Saxena Dharamvir Gandhi Aam Aadmi Party Patiala Shauryaveer 8B 790 Rajnath Singh Bhartiya Janata Party Lucknow Chaudhry 8C 603 Agam Sultania Narendra Modi Bhartiya Janata Party Vadodara 8C 710 Avishi Mishra Vijay Sampla Bhartiya Janata Party Hoshiarpur Anupriya Singh Apna Dal Mirzapur 8C 820 Reya Saigal Patel Mohammed Indian Union Muslim 2648 Roshni Ladhani Ponnani 8D Basheer League 8D 1166 Shreyas Das H.D. Devegowda Janata Dal (Secular) Hassan Nagendra Kumar 1336 Varranya Trehan Biju Janata Dal Sambalpur 8D Pradhan 8E S003118 Aahana Garg Ram Vilas Paswan Lok Jan Shakti Party Hajipur 8E S000563 Avishi Handa Arvind Sawant Shiv Sena Mumbai South Kushaan Supriya Sadanand S003312 Nationalist Congress Party Baramati (Maharashtra) 8E Agarwal Sule Yuvajana Sramika Rythu S000853 Myra Aggarwal Butta Renuka Kurnool 8E Congress Party .
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