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← Uttar Pradesh · 1952

lok sabha / GENERAL ELECTION

HARDOI DISTT (NORTH WEST) CUM FARRUKHABAD DISTT (EAST) CUM SHAHJANPUR DISTT (SOUTH) · 1952

Uttar Pradesh · Constituency 36

Public archive reference. Candidate names and historical geography are reproduced as supplied. Source rank and vote order are not a reviewed winner declaration. Multi-member constituency: 2 seats; explicit source winner flags are preserved.

Candidate records · 13 rows
Source rankCandidatePartyVotesSource vote share
1INDRAJIR SINGH RAJPASISP30,672—
2KISHAN CHAND PURIKMPP14,428—
3GAJRAJ BAHADURIND31,754—
4CHOKEYIND15,483—
5NIRANJAN SINGH DEOIND31,575—
6PRAKASH NARAININD26,732—
7BASHIR HUSAIN ZAIDIElected flag in sourceINC111,883—
8BULAQI RAMElected flag in sourceINC93,426—
9MUNESHWAR BUX SINGHBJS32,065—
10RAM RATAN GUPTIND13,527—
11RAM SWARUPSCF46,144—
12SHANTA DEVI VAIDYARRP65,907—
13HIRA LALBJS19,091—

Source & record context

Trivedi Centre for Political Data, Ashoka University

TCPD Indian Elections dataset (TCPD-IED), 1951-1962. Trivedi Centre for Political Data, Ashoka University.

Valid votes in source532,687
Electors in source754,683

Boundary identifier: Not supplied · Dataset: tcpd-early

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