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AMRITSAR SOUTH 2002 Assembly Election Result

Punjab Legislative Assembly constituency result for 2002. Winner: HARJINDER SINGH THEKEDAR (INC). Winning margin: 6.5%.

Quick Summary

Winner
HARJINDER SINGH THEKEDAR
Party
INC
Vote Share
36.8%
Margin
6.5%

Candidate Results — 2002

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
HARJINDER SINGH THEKEDAR✓ WinnerINC23,32236.8%
RAMINDER SINGH BOLARIAIND19,23230.4%
KIRPAL SINGHSAD17,00526.9%
MANJIT SINGH CALCUTTASAD(M)1,6572.6%
MANJIT SINGH MANZILIND5760.9%
FAQIR CHANDLJP4750.8%
DR. MUKHTIAR SINGHLBP2150.3%
GURCHARAN SINGH MANNIPBLP2070.3%
HARDIP SINGH LALLIRJD1600.3%
AVTAR SINGH BOPARAIIND1420.2%
KULDIP MAHAJANIND1220.2%
SATHI KIRPAL SINGHIND1060.2%
JASBIR SINGH (SHAM)IND670.1%
GULZAR SINGHIND590.1%

Historical Results — AMRITSAR SOUTH

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2022INDERBIR SINGH NIJJARAAAP50.1%26.0%
2017INDERBIR SINGH BOLARIAINC51.0%24.3%
2012INDERBIR SINGH BOLARIASAD52.9%16.5%
2008INDERBIR SINGH BOLARIASAD65.6%33.5%
2007RAMINDER SINGH BOLARIASAD62.5%27.5%
2002HARJINDER SINGH THEKEDARINC36.8%6.5%
1997MANJIT SINGH CALCUTTASAD40.6%19.0%
1992MANINDERJIT SINGHINC72.0%44.4%
1985KIRPAL SINGH S/O UTTAM SINGHJP50.1%16.3%
1980PIRTHI PAL SINGHINC50.1%3.2%
1977KIRPAL SINGHJP59.6%21.9%
1972GURDIT SINGH ATISHBAJINC64.7%34.1%
1969DARSHAN SINGHCPM53.8%17.9%
1967S. SINGHINC42.1%11.2%
1962ABDUL GHAFFAR KHANINC42.5%9.8%

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the AMRITSAR SOUTH constituency in 2002?
HARJINDER SINGH THEKEDAR of INC won the AMRITSAR SOUTH assembly constituency in the 2002 Punjab election. Full candidate results including vote shares are listed below.
What was the winning margin in AMRITSAR SOUTH in 2002?
The winning margin for AMRITSAR SOUTH in 2002 is shown in the results table below, along with vote shares for all candidates who contested.
What is the election history of AMRITSAR SOUTH constituency?
Historical results for AMRITSAR SOUTH across previous elections are shown in the trends section below, including past winners, their parties, and vote share changes.