Bansi
Winner — Lok Sabha 1962
All Candidates
4 total| # | Candidate | Party | Votes | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SHEO NARAIN | 97,816 | 52.2% | |
| 2 | HAR NATH PRASAD | 45,061 | 24.0% | |
| 3 | RAM PIAREY | 38,148 | 20.4% | |
| 4 | TRILOKI NATH | SOC | 6,379 | 3.4% |
Affidavit details — declared assets, criminal cases and education — aren't available for this seat yet. The results above are complete; only the candidate-affidavit layer is missing.
Average turnout (60th), a comfortable margin, an essentially two-way race.
How safe is this seat?
How contested is turnout?
How crowded is the field?
How much NOTA?
How often does it back the winner?
matches the ruling party
How did the vote split?
Who ran, on record?
A dense, urban district — less literate than the national rate.
Who lives here?
Figures are for Sultanpur, this seat's primary district — it spans 2 districts.
What faith is practised here?
How developed is it?
How healthy is it?
What's nearby?
4 locationsA group of ruined brick temple of the 10th century locally called Teligarhi, Sultanpur.
A group of ruined brick temple of the 10th century locally called Teligarhi, Sultanpur.
Extensive brick strewn mounds undoubted to be the ruins of Buddhist Cities,
Extensive brick strewn mounds undoubted to be the ruins of Buddhist Cities,
Extensive brick strewn mounds undoubted to be the ruins of Buddhist Cities,
Extensive brick strewn mounds undoubted to be the ruins of Buddhist Cities,
Extensive brick strewn mounds undoubted to be the ruins of Buddhist Cities,
Extensive brick strewn mounds undoubted to be the ruins of Buddhist Cities,
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