Gautam Buddha Nagar Lok Sabha seat
Lok Sabha election dates can be announced any time. According to information received from sources, the Election Commission can announce the dates of Lok Sabha elections any day after March 13. The 2024 Lok Sabha elections may be held in 7-8 phases. All political parties are vigorously engaged in the election campaign. The seats of Uttar Pradesh will play an important role in this elections also. In such a situation, here we are giving information about the high profile Gautam Buddha Nagar seat of Uttar Pradesh. Gautam Buddha Nagar Lok Sabha seat came into existence in 2008. Noida, Dadri, Jewar, Secunderabad and Khurja assemblies come under this.
In the Lok Sabha elections held for the first time in 2009 after the new delimitation, Surendra Singh Nagar had won from here on Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) ticket. Nagar is now in BJP and is a member of Rajya Sabha. Gautam Buddha Nagar seat is currently held by BJP, in the year 2014, Dr. Mahesh Sharma of BJP had won a historic victory here by defeating Narendra Bhati of SP. Whereas, Gautam Buddha Nagar district came into existence on 6 September 1997. This district was formed by separating Ghaziabad and Bulandshahr. It is believed that Bisrakh situated here was the birthplace of Rishi Vishrava, father of Ravana. Dankaur was the ashram of Dronacharya, the guru of Kauravas and Pandavas.
This seat came to SP after alliance with Congress
BJP has not yet formally announced its candidate on this seat. After the alliance with Congress, the Gautam Buddha Nagar Lok Sabha seat has come to the Samajwadi Party. Although SP has declared its candidates on some seats in the state, but till now it has not announced anyone’s name from Gautam Buddha Nagar.
How many voters are there?
The total number of voters is more than 23 lakh. Among them, the number of Gurjar, Thakur, Dalit, Muslim and Brahmin voters is high. 84 percent of the population here is Hindu and 13 percent is Muslim.
What were the results of the 2019 elections?
In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, Mahesh Sharma defeated his nearest rival by a margin of 3,36,922 votes whereas in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, his victory margin was 2,80,212. For the first time, when the BJP government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi was formed, Sharma was made the Union Minister of State for Tourism and Sanskrit. However, in 2019 he did not get a place in the Union Council of Ministers.
What were the results of the 2014 elections?
In the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, senior BJP leader and Dr. Mahesh Sharma had won from the VIP seat of Uttar Pradesh, Gautam Buddha Nagar. In the 2014 elections, he achieved a historic victory on this seat by defeating SP’s Narendra Bhati. Then BSP’s Satish Awana stood third. Congress candidate Professor Ramesh Chand Tomar had withdrawn from the election field a few days before voting. In the 2014 elections, 1986109 voters took part, of which 44 percent were women. In the last election, SP was second, BSP third, AAP fourth and Congress fifth on this seat. The victory margin between Dr. Mahesh Sharma and Narendra Bhati was 23 percent votes.
What were the results of the 2009 elections?
In the 2009 Lok Sabha elections, Surendra Nagar from BSP had won in a tough contest in this area. Then Dr. Mahesh Sharma contested the Lok Sabha elections for the first time. He lost the election by about 15 thousand votes. After this, in the UP Assembly elections held in 2012, Dr. Mahesh Sharma won the election from Noida Assembly for the first time on BJP ticket. In 2012, Satveer Gurjar from Dadri and Vedram Bhati from Jewar won on BSP ticket.
What is caste equation?
Out of about 23 lakh voters of Gautam Buddha Nagar, about 16 lakh voters live in villages. According to the caste equation, there are around 4 to 4.5 lakh Thakur voters among them. The number of Brahmin voters is around 4 lakh. Muslims are 3.5 lakh, Gurjar 3.5 to 4 lakh, Dalit 3.5 lakh and other voters are 3 lakh.
When were the elections held in the year 2019?
The Election Commission had announced the dates for the Lok Sabha elections on March 10, 2019. The Election Commission had announced that the 2019 elections would be conducted in 7 phases. These elections ran from 11 April to 19 May. The counting of votes took place on 23 May.
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