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TULSIPUR 2017 Assembly Election Result

Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly constituency result for 2017. Winner: KAILASH NATH SHUKLA (BJP). Winning margin: 9.4%.

Quick Summary

Winner
KAILASH NATH SHUKLA
Party
BJP
Vote Share
31.6%
Margin
9.4%

Candidate Results — 2017

CandidatePartyVotesVote Share
KAILASH NATH SHUKLA✓ WinnerBJP62,29631.6%
ZEBA RIZWANINC43,63722.1%
ABDUL MASHHOOD KHANSP36,54918.5%
KRISHN KUMAR URF DR. K. K. SACHANBSP23,27311.8%
RAJESHWAR MISHRAIND16,9478.6%
None of the AboveNOTA2,4591.3%
MAHBUB AALAMLKD2,0471.0%
RENUIND1,7960.9%
VINEETA YADAVRLD1,6850.8%
SANTOSH KUMARIND1,2680.6%
AATMARAMBharatiya Subhash Sena1,0870.6%
SOHAIL AHMADIND1,0610.5%
VIJAI PRATAPIND1,0040.5%
ABDUL RAHMANIND8210.4%
ARMANPECP7940.4%
PARVEJ KHANIND7550.4%

Historical Results — TULSIPUR

YearWinnerPartyVote ShareMargin %
2022KAILASH NATHBJP42.9%17.6%
2017KAILASH NATH SHUKLABJP31.6%9.4%
2012ABDUL MASHHOOD KHANSP39.4%19.8%
2009Dr. M. C VermaBSP49.8%18.5%
2007DHANI RAMSP34.3%0.2%
2002VINAY SHAKYABSP27.3%5.6%
1996BALCHANDRA MISHRABJP52.5%26.6%
1993BALCHANDRA MISHRABJP47.6%21.9%
1991BALCHANDRA MISHRABJP46.2%19.9%
1989BALCHANDRA MISHRABJP41.6%20.9%
1985VILAYEETI RAM KATYALINC40.9%6.6%
1980WILAYATI RAM KATIYALINC45.3%12.4%
1977GANESH DUTT VAJPAYEEJP59.5%24.8%
1974SANT SINGH YUSUFCPI35.7%10.4%
1969PANNA LALBKD50.7%15.4%
1967R.KANTINC28.3%5.8%
1962HEMVATI NANDAN BAHUGUNAINC39.3%16.3%

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the TULSIPUR constituency in 2017?
KAILASH NATH SHUKLA of BJP won the TULSIPUR assembly constituency in the 2017 Uttar Pradesh election. Full candidate results including vote shares are listed below.
What was the winning margin in TULSIPUR in 2017?
The winning margin for TULSIPUR in 2017 is shown in the results table below, along with vote shares for all candidates who contested.
What is the election history of TULSIPUR constituency?
Historical results for TULSIPUR across previous elections are shown in the trends section below, including past winners, their parties, and vote share changes.