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BILASPUR

Assembly seat no. 116 in Madhya Pradesh · Vidhan Sabha seat contested 9 times since 1962.

Madhya Pradesh also has a Lok Sabha constituency called BILASPUR. It is a different territory with a different electorate — see its 11 results.

Every election in this seat

YearWinnerRunner-upMarginMargin %CandidatesTurnout
1998BJPAMAR AGRAWALINDANIL KUMAR TAH10,95511.39%751.9%
1993INCB.R. YADAVBJPMOOLCHAND KHANDELWAL13,91515.56%3559.6%
1990BJPMOOLCHAND KHANDELWALINCB.R. YADAV7,5768.86%2057.0%
1985INCB. R. YADAVBJPMOOLCHAND KHANDELWAL1,1421.96%1255.0%
1980INC(I)B. R. YADAVBJPPRATAP SINGH KASTURIA12,31629.58%649.3%
1977INCB. R. YADAVJNPANAND MISHRA3,1487.93%849.9%
19721966 boundariesINCSHRIDHAR MISHRABJSBABA RAO10,82527.67%454.3%
19671966 boundariesINCR. RAIBJSJ. P. VERMA3,1498.89%758.2%
19621961 boundariesINCRAMCHARAN RAIJSMADAN LAL10,21426.88%354.9%

Rows are matched by assembly constituency name within the state, so a seat that survived a delimitation keeps one continuous page. Where a year’s boundaries differ from the present ones the row says so — the name is the same, the territory is not.

Frequently asked

Straight answers to the questions this page exists to answer.

Who won the BILASPUR assembly constituency in 1998?

AMAR AGRAWAL (BJP) won BILASPUR in 1998, by a margin of 10,955 votes.

Which party has won BILASPUR the most times?

INC, with 6 of the 9 wins recorded since 1962.

How many times has BILASPUR gone to the polls?

9 times, from 1962 to 1998.

Who has won BILASPUR the most times?

B. R. YADAV, with 3 wins between 1977 and 1985.

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