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ROPAR

Constituency no. 7 in Punjab · reserved for Scheduled Castes · Lok Sabha seat contested 10 times since 1971.

Punjab also has an assembly constituency called ROPAR. It is a different territory with a different electorate — see its 2 results.

Every election in this seat

YearWinnerRunner-upMarginMargin %CandidatesTurnout
2004SADSUKHDEV SINGH LIBRAINCSHAMSHER SINGH DULLO33,6374.26%858.7%
1999INCShamsher SinghSADSatwinder Kaur77,38110.88%656.2%
1998SADSATWINDER KAURBSPMAN SINGH85,50412.16%457.0%
1996SADBASANT SINGHINCSHAMSHER SINGH71,09110.51%957.7%
1991INCHARCHAND SINGHBSPJASPAL SINGH63,57044.47%313.5%
1989SADMBIMAL KAURINCRAJA SINGH2,30,57632.83%967.3%
1984SADCHARANJIT SINGHINCRAJA SINGH74,40511.94%472.0%
1980INC(I)BUTA SINGHSADBASANT SINGH43,0188.28%968.0%
1977SADBASANT SINGHINCBUTA SINGH82,57217.13%475.7%
19711966 boundariesINCBUTA SINGHSADAJAIB SINGH SANDHU41,25012.94%560.8%

Rows are matched by 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 ROPAR constituency in 2004?

SUKHDEV SINGH LIBRA (SAD) won ROPAR in 2004, by a margin of 33,637 votes.

Which party has won ROPAR the most times?

SAD, with 5 of the 10 wins recorded since 1971.

How many times has ROPAR gone to the polls?

10 times, from 1971 to 2004.

Who has won ROPAR the most times?

BASANT SINGH, with 2 wins between 1977 and 1996.

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