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Gandhinagar Lok Sabha constituency

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Gandhinagar Lok Sabha constituency is one of the 26 Lok Sabha (lower house of Indian Parliament) constituencies in Gujarat, a state in Western India. Gandhinagar is the capital of Gujarat. It is one of the most prestigious parliamentary constituencies in India, being represented by former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, former Deputy Prime Minister LK Advani and the current Home Minister and former BJP chief Amit Shah. The constituency was created in 1967 and its first member of parliament (MP) was Somchandbhai Solanki of the Indian National Congress (INC).

Gandhinagar
Lok Sabha constituency
Gandhinagar Lok Sabha constituency
ગાંધીનગર લોક સભા મતદાર વિભાગ
Constituency details
CountryIndia
RegionWestern India
StateGujarat
Assembly constituencies
Established1967
Total electors20,45,149[1]
ReservationNone
Member of Parliament
17th Lok Sabha
Incumbent
PartyBharatiya Janata Party
Elected year2019

Solanki represented the Indian National Congress (Organisation) party for the next elections in 1971 and was re-elected. In the 1977 election, Purushottam Mavalankar (son of the first Speaker of the Lok Sabha, Ganesh Vasudev Mavalankar) of the Janata Party was elected.[2] Mavalankar was defeated in the next election in 1980 by INC candidate, Amrit Mohanal Patel. I.G. Patel also of the INC was elected in 1984. Since 1989 this constituency has been a bastion of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Shankersinh Vaghela won in the 1989 election and the next election saw L. K. Advani elected in 1991. Atal Bihari Vajpayee won this seat in 1996 but chose to resign it so that he could represent Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh.[3] This forced a by-election which was won by Vijay Patel, who defeated film actor Rajesh Khanna (INC), among other candidates.[4] The constituency has been represented by one Prime Minister (Vajpayee), one future Chief Minister (Vaghela), and two Home Ministers in Advani and Amit Shah.

Assembly segments edit

As of 2019 Gandhinagar Lok Sabha constituency comprised seven Vidhan Sabha (legislative assembly) segments. These are:[5]

Constituency NumberNameReserved for (SC/ST/None)DistrictMLAPartyParty Leading
(in 2019)
36Gandhinagar NorthNoneGandhinagarRita PatelBJPBJP
38KalolNoneGandhinagarLaxman ThakorBJPBJP
40VaduNoneAhmedabadKanu PatelBJPBJP
41GhatlodiaNoneAhmedabadBhupendra PatelBJPBJP
42VejalpurNoneAhmedabadAmit ThakerBJPBJP
45NaranpuraNoneAhmedabadJitu PatelBJPBJP
55SabarmatiNoneDerHarshad PatelBJPBJP

Members of Parliament edit

Former Deputy Prime Minister L. K. Advani has represented this constituency from 1991-1996 and 1998-2019[6]
YearWinnerParty
1952-1962Seat did not exist
1967Somchandbhai SolankiIndian National Congress
1971Indian National Congress
1977Purushottam MavalankarJanata Party
1980Amrit PatelIndian National Congress
1984G. I. PatelIndian National Congress
1989Shankersinh VaghelaBharatiya Janata Party
1991Lal Krishna Advani
1996Atal Bihari Vajpayee (Retained Lucknow Seat)
1996^Vijaybhai Patel (by-poll)
1998Lal Krishna Advani
1999
2004
2009
2014[7]
2019Amit Shah

^ by poll

Election results edit

General Election 2024 edit

2024 Indian general election: Gandhinagar
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
BJPAmit Shah
INCSonal Patel
NOTANone of the above
Majority
Turnout
gain fromSwing

General election 2019 edit

2019 Indian general election: Gandhinagar[8]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
BJPAmit Shah 894,000 69.67 +1.55
INCChatursinh Javanji Chavda337,61026.29+0.71
BSPJayendra Rathod6,4000.50-0.03
NOTANone of the Above14,2141.11-0.02
Margin of victory557,01443.38+0.84
Turnout1,285,82666.08+0.51
BJP holdSwing{{{swing}}}

General election 2014 edit

2014 Indian general election: Gandhinagar[1][9]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
BJPLal Krishna Advani773,53968.12+13.23
INCKiritbhai Ishvarbhai Patel290,41825.58-13.91
AAPRituraj Mehta19,9661.76N/A
IndependentRahul Chimanbhai Mehta9,7670.86-0.06
BSPNiranjan Ghosh6,0680.53-0.22
NOTANone of the Above12,7771.13N/A
Margin of victory483,12142.54+27.14
Turnout1,137,01465.57+14.74
BJP holdSwing+13.23

General election 2009 edit

2009 Indian general election: Gandhinagar[10]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
BJPLal Krishna Advani434,04454.89-6.15
INCSureshkumar Chaturdas Patel312,29739.49+4.13
IndependentMallika Sarabhai9,2681.17N/A
IndependentRahul Chimanbhai Mehta7,3050.92N/A
IndependentMahantshri Dharamdasbapu6,6120.84N/A
BSPRakesh Pandey5,9070.75-0.04
IndependentSukhdevsingh Parbatsinh Vaghela4,3480.55N/A
IndependentMukesh Shah2,5390.32N/A
IndependentAnilkumar Somabhai Makwana1,2010.15N/A
Maha–Gujarat Janta PartySunilbhai Manubhai Trivedi1,0610.13N/A
Bharatiya National Janta DalAshokkumar Ishvarbhai Patel9670.12N/A
IndependentBrahmbhatt Sanjaybhai Amarkumar8820.11N/A
IndependentSiddhesh Dineshbhai Patel7890.10N/A
IndependentKalpeshkumar Rajanikant Modi6770.09N/A
IndependentParikh Heta Kumarpal6630.08N/A
Loktantrik Samajwadi PartyKhalifa Samsuddin Nasiruddin6270.08N/A
IndependentRakeshbhai Rajdevsingh Thakur5500.07N/A
IJPFatamaben Farukbhai Memon5040.06N/A
AIMFFiroz Dehlvi4960.06N/A
Margin of victory121,74715.40-10.28
Turnout790,73750.83-3.59
BJP holdSwing-6.15

General election 2004 edit

2004 Indian general election: Gandhinagar[11]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
BJPLal Krishna Advani516,12061.04-0.10
INCGabhaji Mangaji Thakor298,98235.36-0.29
IndependentSunil Shah8,4120.99-0.35
IndependentVitthalbhai Pandya8,3950.99N/A
BSPL. N. Medipally6,6600.79N/A
IndependentBrahmbhatt Sanjaybhai Amarkumar1,2340.15N/A
SPNizami Mahammad Salim1,0910.13-0.58
Akhil Bharatiya Jan SanghDipakkumar Gopaldas Patel9750.12N/A
IndependentArunbhai Swarupji Maru7930.09N/A
IndependentJivraj Mansukhbhai Parmar7670.09N/A
IndependentImran Gulamnabi Ajmeri7670.09N/A
IndependentKhodabhai Laljibhai Desai6950.08N/A
IndependentMukundbhai Govindbhai Dudhatra6850.08N/A
Margin of victory217,13825.68+0.19
Turnout845,57654.42+14.00
BJP holdSwing

General election 1999 edit

1999 Indian general election: Gandhinagar[12]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
BJPLal Krishna Advani 453,299 61.14 +1.28
INCT. N. Seshan264,28535.65+6.39
SPMod Shankarbhai Daljibhai5,2560.71N/A
Margin of victory189,01425.49-5.11
Turnout741,28340.42-11.71
BJP holdSwing

General election 1998 edit

1998 Indian general election: Gandhinagar[13]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
BJPL. K. Advani541,34059.86+7.98
INCP. K. Datta264,63929.26-10.37
AIRJPChaitanya Shambhu Maharaj90,2909.98-3.33
ABPSanjiv Mani Shanker Pandya4,0030.44N/A
IndependentKeshavaji Devashi Harijan Bhagat Bhalavala1,4080.16N/A
SSPNarayan Digwani1,0310.11N/A
IndependentPrahaladbhai Ratilal Gupta8700.10N/A
IndependentKaka Joginder Singh7580.08N/A
Margin of victory276,70130.60+18.33
Turnout929,64352.13+23.70
BJP holdSwing

By election 1996 edit

By election, 1996: Gandhinagar[14]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
BJPVijay Harish Chandra Patel258,58952.61-13.77
INCRajesh Khanna197,42540.17+12.54
AIRJPNarin Bhai P. Patel33,1666.65N/A
ABHMMeena Ben Jain1,1430.23N/A
IND.Dr. Bipinchandra D. Shastri4980.10N/A
Margin of victory61,16412.44-26.31
Turnout491,52828.04+0.23
BJP holdSwing-13.77

General election 1996 edit

1996 Indian general election: Gandhinagar[15]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
BJPAtal Bihari Vajpayee323,58366.38+8.41
INCPopatlal V. Patel134,71127.63-9.93
AIIC(T)Patni Laxmanbhai Fuljibhai3,6210.74N/A
Rashtriya Surajya ParishadDinesh Shah3,4770.71N/A
JDPandya Yogeshbhai Ramanbhai2,4320.50-0.22
Akhil Bharatiya Jan SanghKanani Purushottambhai Devjibhai1,7360.36+0.29
IndependentSanjay Maganbhai Barot1,7080.35N/A
BSPBabubhai Galubhai Patni1,6770.34N/A
Bhoomijotak SamoohArvindbhai Umedbhai Patel1,6270.33N/A
SPRamprashad Shantilal Yadav1,4450.30N/A
IndependentNatvarbhai Thakor1,4300.29N/A
IndependentShaikh Ikbal Abdulhuq9550.20N/A
Samata PartyR. R. Prajapati8980.18N/A
IndependentNayana Bhatt8920.18N/A
IndependentFulsing Jugatsinh Thakor6980.14N/A
IndependentFaridabanu Jahangirkhan Pathan6630.14N/A
IndependentJayantibhai Mangalbhai Parmar6130.13N/A
IndependentDipakkumar Purushottamdas Brahamaniya5820.12N/A
IndependentRatilal Chunilal Patel5460.11N/A
IndependentBharatkumar Rasiklal Shah5250.11N/A
IndependentRamchandra Narayanji Thakor4740.10N/A
Manav Sewa SanghRana Ghanshayamsinh Bharthusinh4340.09N/A
IndependentSunilbhai Shah3930.08N/A
IndependentPrahaladbhai Ratilal Gupta3530.07N/A
IndependentDinesh Kishanlal Rathi3530.07N/A
IndependentKirtikumar Dasharathlal Modi3260.07N/A
Gujarat Janta ParishadPradhuman Dahyabhai Pandya2660.05N/A
IndependentPravinchandra Jivanlal Sanghvi2470.05N/A
IndependentSureshchandra Laljibhai Patel2400.05N/A
IndependentDabhi Shivubha Jawansing2250.05N/A
IndependentJagdeepbhai Arvindbhai Marchant2040.04N/A
IndependentKesarben Manojbhai Tiwari1620.03N/A
Margin of victory188,87238.75+18.74
Turnout487,49627.81-17.05
BJP holdSwing

General election 1991 edit

1991 Indian general election: Gandhinagar[16]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
BJPL. K. Advani356,90257.97-8.25
INCG. I. Patel231,22337.56+7.23
JPSendhaji Thakor6,6351.08N/A
IndependentPurushottam Mavalankar4,7570.77N/A
JDDixit Narendra4,4410.72N/A
Socialist League of IndiaSatyandranath (Moni) Chaturvedi1,9200.31N/A
Yuva Vikas PartyAjmeri Rafik Jamalbhai1,2100.20N/A
IndependentParikh Mahesh Amrutlal1,1900.19N/A
IndependentDabhi Gopalji Chhaguji1,1440.19N/A
IndependentRamubhai Manilal Patni8090.13N/A
Doordarshi PartyKamlesh B. Pandya4980.08-0.14
IndependentShah Nagindas Chimanlal4790.08N/A
IndependentPradeep Sagar4590.07N/A
Akhil Bharatiya Jan SanghKanani Purushottambhai Devjibhai4320.07-0.03
IndependentPrajapati Ramanbhai Ramabhai4160.07N/A
Akhil Bharatiya Manav Seva DasB. H. Yadav4110.07N/A
IndependentYagnik Bechardas Govindram4090.07N/A
IndependentLallubhai Bhikhabhai Yadav3810.06N/A
IndependentThakkersuresh Dulabhaji3290.05N/A
IndependentIndumati Chimanlal Surana3070.05N/A
IndependentPrasad B. Khgej3050.05N/A
IndependentBatuk G. Patel2970.05N/A
IndependentThakor Ramchandra Naranji1920.03N/A
IndependentRajkumar Verma1890.03N/A
IndependentKishanji Genji Jadeja1320.02N/A
IndependentRamanlal Moltilal Patel1320.02N/A
IndependentRajora Rajendraprasad Shankerlal910.01N/A
Margin of victory125,67920.41-9.48
Turnout625,22645.46-12.41
BJP holdSwing

General election 1989 edit

1989 Indian general election: Gandhinagar[17]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
BJPShankersinh Vaghela495,38366.22N/A
INCKokila Vyas226,89130.33-16.51
DMMNilamben Rajnikant10,1811.36N/A
IndependentPradyotkumar Kripashankar Pandit2,9280.39N/A
RPI(K)Vanol Manganbhai Kalidas1,7920.24N/A
Doordarshi PartyPandya Kamleshbhai Balkrishan1,6590.22-0.02
Gujarat Janta ParishadPandy Pardumanbhai Dahyabhai1,5770.21N/A
IndependentNaginbhai Dantani (Deviputra)1,2400.17N/A
IndependentB. H. Yadav1,0970.15-0.34
IndependentDahyabhai Mohanlal Patel7830.10N/A
IndependentUmedbhai Chhotabhai Patel7550.10-0.14
Akhil Bharatiya Jan SanghBiharilal Chunilal Sharma7210.10N/A
IndependentPathan Mohmad Yusuf Mohmad Sidiq6930.09N/A
IndependentThakore Rameshbhai Karshanji6390.09N/A
IndependentK. P. Vora5960.08N/A
IndependentShaikh Mohmad Shakil Janmohmad3790.05N/A
IndependentPathan Shaifulla Rahmadkhan2920.04N/A
IndependentPatel Ramanlal Vithaldas2790.04N/A
IndependentVyas Manharkumar Ramniklal2330.03N/A
Margin of victory268,49229.89+29.38
Turnout763,01557.87-1.75
BJP gain from INCSwing

General election 1984 edit

1984 Indian general election: Gandhinagar[18]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INCG. I. Patel250,12646.84-7.61
JPIndubhai Chaturbhai Patel247,37246.33+2.97
IndependentR. P. Parmar6,7621.27N/A
IndependentThakor Fulsinh Jugatsinh6,0891.14N/A
IndependentZaveri Sureshbhai Saubhagyachand5,4901.03N/A
IndependentB. H. Yadav2,5930.49N/A
IndependentM. J. Trivedi2,4600.46N/A
IndependentAnilbhai Dolatram1,7800.33N/A
IndependentInduprasad Kacchia1,7790.33N/A
IndependentHaribhai Keshavlal Rathod1,7210.32N/A
IndependentLaxmanbhai Dhirubhai Pattani1,6370.31N/A
Doordarshi PartyBipin C. Desai1,3010.24N/A
IndependentUmedbhai Chhotabhai Patel1,2700.24N/A
IndependentGupta Harikrishn Shivcharn9590.18N/A
IndependentPatel Rameshbhai Shankarlal Sabalpuryala8070.15N/A
IndependentRatilal Chhaganbhai Patel6010.11N/A
IndependentChimanbhai H. Gokalpura4680.09N/A
IndependentShankarbhai Visdas Patel4340.08N/A
IndependentMursinh Mohansinh Singrotiya3140.06N/A
Margin of victory2,7540.51-10.58
Turnout554,17459.62+2.23
INC holdSwing

General election 1980 edit

1980 Indian general election: Gandhinagar[19]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INCAmrit Mohanal Patel241,69454.45+12.59
JPPurushottam Mavalankar192,47743.36-14.05
IndependentGohil Manilal Varubhai3,3570.76N/A
IndependentChimanbhai Amin3,0360.68N/A
IndependentDaridranarayan Sharma2,1290.48N/A
IndependentSingrotiya Muljibhai Mohanbhai1,1710.26N/A
Margin of victory49,21711.09-4.46
Turnout454,43357.39-6.30
INC gain from JPSwing

General election 1977 edit

1977 Indian general election: Gandhinagar[20]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
BLDPurushottam Ganesh Mavalankar221,96757.41N/A
INCGovindbhai C. Patel161,85041.86-4.56
IndependentJaydev Desai2,8120.73N/A
Margin of victory60,11715.55+14.36
Turnout394,69963.69+9.56
BLD gain from INC(O)Swing

General election 1971 edit

1971 Indian general election: Gandhinagar[21]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC(O)Somchandbhai Solanki139,41747.61N/A
INCN. K. Makwana135,91546.42-0.45
Republican Party of India (Khobragade)Karshndas Ukabhai Parmar11,9794.09N/A
IndependentNarendrabhai Nagardas Desai5,4991.88N/A
Margin of victory3,5021.19-7.77
Turnout303,11354.13-14.62
INC(O) gain from INCSwing

General election 1967 edit

1967 Indian general election: Gandhinagar[22]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INCSomchandbhai Solanki156,14846.87N/A
RPIK. U. Parmar126,30837.91N/A
IndependentS. J. Makwana50,70215.22N/A
Margin of victory29,8408.96N/A
Turnout354,75868.75N/A
INC win (new seat)

See also edit

References edit

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