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PURANPUR 2007 Assembly Election Result

Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly constituency result for 2007. Winner: AMRESH KUMAR (BSP). Winning margin: 2.1%.

Quick Summary

Winner
AMRESH KUMAR
Party
BSP
Vote Share
24.9%
Margin
2.1%

Candidate Results — 2007

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
AMRESH KUMAR✓ WinnerBSP30,36324.9%
KUNVAR RAMVEER SINGHSP27,80722.8%
RAJLAXMIBJP20,40716.7%
RATNAKAR SINGHINC17,15714.1%
DR. NAJMUL HAS NOMANIIJP9,2247.6%
AWADH RAMBKD2,8252.3%
SAROJ KUMARJM2,2191.8%
RAM SINGH CHAUHANRSBP1,8881.6%
UMA SHANKARIND1,8701.5%
GUDDU HASANIND1,6491.4%
MAHESH CHANDRAIND1,4401.2%
SWAMI DAYALJD(S)7130.6%
JAGJEEVAN PRASADJPS6080.5%
CHHATRAPALLKD5960.5%
ASHARAMIND5860.5%
ATUL KUMAR MISHRAIND5310.4%
MO. AZAMIND5110.4%
DESHRAJIND4370.4%
PAWAN KUMAR SHUKLAIND4250.3%
KULDEEP VERMASAP3710.3%
PARASHURAMIND3580.3%

Historical Results — PURANPUR

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2022BABURAMBJP50.1%9.9%
2017BABU RAM PASWANBJP52.1%15.9%
2012PEETAM RAMSP33.0%13.8%
2007AMRESH KUMARBSP24.9%2.1%
2002RAJ LUXMI VERMABJP26.6%8.7%
1996DHARMRAJ NISHADBSP35.4%3.8%
1993RAM DEV VERMABSP51.3%32.0%
1991ANIL KUMAR TEWARIBJP29.9%8.2%
1989RAVINDRA NATH TIWARIJD23.4%0.3%
1985RAVINDRA NATH TIWARIJP33.1%7.3%
1980JIYA RAM SHUKULINC35.3%7.3%
1977RAVINDRA NATH TIWARIJP45.8%14.6%
1974BHAGWATI PRASAD SHUKLAINC40.5%9.1%
1969JAGDISH PRASADINC39.4%9.8%
1967SUKHDEOINC59.6%35.7%
1962ABDUL SAMIINC39.8%1.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

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