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GOPALPUR 1991 Assembly Election Result

Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly constituency result for 1991. Winner: RAJENDER SINGH (BJP). Winning margin: 5.2%.

Quick Summary

Winner
RAJENDER SINGH
Party
BJP
Vote Share
33.8%
Margin
5.2%

Candidate Results — 1991

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
RAJENDER SINGH✓ WinnerBJP32,52433.8%
DEVENDRA SINGH YADAVINC27,50228.6%
MUNWAR HUSSAINBSP22,39523.3%
UDAI VIR SINGHJP7,3317.6%
DEVENDER SINGH KUSHWAHAJD4,4664.6%
KANHI SINGHDDP3970.4%
SATIYA PRAKASHIND3510.4%
KAILASH CHANDERIND2610.3%
RAJVEER SINGHIND2260.2%
AAMOD KUMARIND1810.2%
MUNNA KHANIND1660.2%
VINOD KUMARIND1450.1%
RAM BABUIND1390.1%
ASFAQIND1000.1%
DILSHADIND590.1%
AMBAR CHAUHANIND480.1%

Historical Results — GOPALPUR

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2022NAFEES AHMADSP40.9%11.8%
2017NAFEES AHMADSP37.5%7.9%
2012WASEEM AHMADSP47.7%18.5%
2007Bhagwan Singh KushwahaBSP37.0%10.5%
2005AMAR SINGH PARMARRLD29.1%2.1%
2002RAMESH KANT LAWANIABJP28.3%5.8%
2000RAJJAN PAL SINGHBJP29.9%1.7%
1996KUNWAR DAVENDRA SINGH YADAVSP46.2%17.6%
1993SAJJAN PAL SINGH URF RAJJAN PAL SINGHBJP35.3%3.3%
1991RAJENDER SINGHBJP33.8%5.2%
1989DEVENDER SINGHINC41.5%13.7%
1985RAJENDRA SINGHINC43.1%7.0%
1982R.SINGHINC35.3%7.4%
1980MALIK MOHAMMED JAMIR AHMEDINC33.4%8.4%
1977JASVIR SINGHJP43.4%16.2%
1974MALIK MHOD. ZAMIR AHMADINC45.7%19.3%
1969RAGHU NATH SINGH VERMAINC35.3%2.0%
1967R.S.VERMAINC28.2%2.4%
1962SIYA RAMPSP33.5%6.5%

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the GOPALPUR constituency in 1991?
RAJENDER SINGH of BJP won the GOPALPUR assembly constituency in the 1991 Uttar Pradesh election. Full candidate results including vote shares are listed below.
What was the winning margin in GOPALPUR in 1991?
The winning margin for GOPALPUR in 1991 is shown in the results table below, along with vote shares for all candidates who contested.
What is the election history of GOPALPUR constituency?
Historical results for GOPALPUR across previous elections are shown in the trends section below, including past winners, their parties, and vote share changes.