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KALYANPUR 2007 Assembly Election Result

Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly constituency result for 2007. Winner: MANJU (BSP). Winning margin: 3.0%.

Quick Summary

Winner
MANJU
Party
BSP
Vote Share
29.9%
Margin
3.0%

Candidate Results — 2007

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
MANJU✓ WinnerBSP32,08429.9%
NARADSP28,91627.0%
RAMJI S/O SHIV SHANKARRSMD15,03614.0%
NAGENDRA PANDEYINC10,91310.2%
DAYASHANKERBJP6,9066.4%
GURUJ LALSBSP2,1962.0%
ENG. RAMAYAN SINGH YADAVPLED2,0261.9%
GANGA DAYALIND1,5941.5%
RAMKRISHNA YADAVCPM1,2281.1%
ARUNIND8350.8%
VISHWAMITRAIJP7400.7%
RAMJI S/O SHRI NANDIND5550.5%
SANTOSHIND5360.5%
MD.JAMALCPI(ML)(L)5200.5%
MANISHIND4920.5%
GOPAL RAMGGP4800.5%
JAYRAMLJP4550.4%
TEJ NARAYANIND4380.4%
GAURISHANKER S/O SHIV PUJANIND4170.4%
GAURISHANKER S/O SHRI SHIV PRASADIND3760.3%
DADAN BHARTIIND3040.3%
VISHALIND1910.2%

Historical Results — KALYANPUR

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2022NEELIMA KATIYARBJP52.7%11.5%
2017NEELIMA KATIYARBJP48.7%13.1%
2012SATISH KUMAR NIGAMSP30.0%1.6%
2007MANJUBSP29.9%3.0%
2002NARAD RAISP32.6%10.5%
1996DURGA PRASAD YADAVSP53.5%22.8%
1993RAJ BALI YADAVBSP47.9%21.0%
1991DURGA PRASAD YADAVJD37.8%11.9%
1989DURGA PRASAD YADAVJD56.4%38.9%
1985DURGA PRASAD YADAVIND50.6%27.5%
1980RAM KUNWAR SINGHINC40.9%6.6%
1977BHIMA PRASADINC53.9%7.7%
1974VISHRAMBKD51.0%19.5%
1969AVDHESH PRATAP MALLINC35.4%13.5%
1967U. SENSSP29.2%3.1%
1962RAM LALINC44.4%15.2%

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the KALYANPUR constituency in 2007?
MANJU of BSP won the KALYANPUR assembly constituency in the 2007 Uttar Pradesh election. Full candidate results including vote shares are listed below.
What was the winning margin in KALYANPUR in 2007?
The winning margin for KALYANPUR in 2007 is shown in the results table below, along with vote shares for all candidates who contested.
What is the election history of KALYANPUR constituency?
Historical results for KALYANPUR across previous elections are shown in the trends section below, including past winners, their parties, and vote share changes.