Ludhiana Lok Sabha Election Result 2024

For this constituency, the election was successfully held on June 1st. The voter turnout was 58.96 percent.Ludhiana Lok Sabha Constituency in Punjab is a political powerhouse renowned for its significant influence in Indian politics. Ludhiana reflects a diverse demographic and remains a crucial constituency of Punjab. Now in 2024, the electorate is even more enthusiastic to show the power of their vote. As for the 2024 candidates list in Ludhiana Lok Sabha Constituency, Amrinder Singh Brar (Raja Warring) from Indian National Congress and Ravneet Singh Bittu from Bharatiya Janta Party are the prominent candidates. Keep watching this page to get the latest updates about the Ludhiana Lok Sabha elections.

Ludhiana Lok Sabha Elections

Ludhiana Candidates List

Winner

Amrinder Singh Brar (Raja Warring)

Indian National Congress

Ravneet Singh Bittu

Bharatiya Janta Party

Amrinder Singh Brar (raja Warring) , INC, wins Ludhiana constituency.

Ludhiana Lok Sabha Elections Results 2024 to 1957

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Ludhiana Election Results 2024

Candidate's Name		Votes	Vote Share
Amrinder Singh Brar (raja Warring) Winner	Indian National Congress	3,22,224 Lead: 20,942	30.42%
Ravneet Singh Bittu	Bharatiya Janata Party	3,01,282	28.45%
Ashok Prashar Pappi	Aam Aadmi Party	2,37,077	22.38%
Ranjit Singh Dhillon	Shiromani Akali Dal	90,220	8.52%
Kamaljit Singh Brar	Independent	42,500	4.01%
Amritpal Singh Chhandran	Shiromani Akali Dal (amritsar)(simranjit Singh Mann)	18,241	1.72%
Davinder Singh Ramgarhia	Bahujan Samaj Party	10,394	0.98%
Nota	None Of The Above	5,076	0.48%
Naresh Dhingaan	Independent	2,530	0.24%
Rakesh Kumar (ricky)	Sunahara Bharat Party	2,091	0.2%
Er. Baldev Raj Katna (debi)	Independent	2,086	0.2%
Pritpal Singh	Bahujan Dravida Party	1,824	0.17%
Dr. Palwinder Kaur	Independent	1,768	0.17%
Sanjeev Kumar (sanju)	Independent	1,567	0.15%
Rajiv Kumar Mehra	Jan Sewa Driver Party	1,518	0.14%
Bhupinder Singh	Bharatheeya Jawan Kisan Party	1,287	0.12%
Baljit Singh	Independent	1,138	0.11%
Vipan Kumar Batra	Independent	1,041	0.1%
Amandeep Singh	Sehajdhari Sikh Party	987	0.09%
Paramjit Singh	Independent	927	0.09%
Balvinder Singh Bitta	Independent	918	0.09%
Simrandeep Singh	Independent	912	0.09%
Devinder Bhagria	Hindustan Shakti Sena	860	0.08%
Kaniya Lal (dr. Kishan Kumar)	Independent	820	0.08%
Sudhir Kumar Tripathi	Independent	770	0.07%
Gurdeep Singh Kahlon	Independent	738	0.07%
Dr. Devinder Singh Gill	Aam Lok Party United	695	0.07%
Kirpal Singh Kapuri	Independent	621	0.06%
Santosh Kumar	Bharatiya Inqalab Party	610	0.06%
Kamal Pawar	Independent	592	0.06%
Ravinder Pal Singh Baba Ji Bargar Wale	Independent	548	0.05%
Gurmeet Singh Kharay	Independent	517	0.05%
Rupinder Kumar	Independent	467	0.04%
Chandi	Independent	456	0.04%
Baldev Singh Suman	Independent	450	0.04%
Harvinder Kaur	Samajik Sangharsh Party	419	0.04%
Jai - Parkash Jain (titu Baniya)	Independent	419	0.04%
Shivam Yadav	Global Republican Party	415	0.04%
Bhola Singh	Independent	411	0.04%
Darshan Singh Daba	Nationalist Justice Party	390	0.04%
Kuldeep Kumar Sharma	Independent	383	0.04%
Vishal Kumar Arora	Independent	344	0.03%
Karnail Singh	Independent	340	0.03%
Rajinder Ghai	Independent	284	0.03%

Source: ECI

Strike Rate

INC 62.5%

SAD 37.5%

INC won 10 times and SAD won 6 times since 1957 elections.

Assembly Constituencies in Ludhiana

Assembly Constituencies	Winner	Votes	Vote Share
Ludhiana South	Rajinder Pal Kaur Chhina AAP	43,811	41.56%
Ludhiana West	Sanjeev Arora AAP	35,179	39.02%
Dakha	Manpreet Singh Ayali SAD	49,909	34.97%
Gill	Jeewan Singh Sangwal AAP	92,696	50.33%
Ludhiana North	Madan Lall Bagga AAP	51,104	40.59%
Ludhiana East	Daljit Singh 'bhola' Grewal AAP	68,682	47.54%
Atam Nagar	Kulwant Singh Siddhu AAP	44,601	42.44%
Ludhiana Central	Ashok 'pappi' Parashar AAP	32,789	33.32%
Jagraon	Sarabjeet Kaur Manuke AAP	65,195	51.95%

Source: ECI

Ludhiana Past Election Results

Year	Candidate's Name	Party	Votes	Vote Share
2024	Amrinder Singh Brar (raja Warring)	INC	322,224 (Lead: 20,942)	30%
2024	Ravneet Singh Bittu	BJP	301,282	28%
2019	Ravneet Singh Bittu	INC	383,795 (Lead: 76,372)	37%
2019	Simarjeet Singh Bains	OTH	307,423	29%
2014	Ravneet Singh Bittu	INC	300,459 (Lead: 19,709)	27%
2014	Harvinder Singh Phoolka	AAAP	280,750	26%
2009	Manish Tewari	INC	449,264 (Lead: 113,706)	53%
2009	Gurcharan Singh Galib	SAD	335,558	40%
2004	Sharanjit Singh Dhillon	SAD	329,234 (Lead: 29,540)	38%
2004	Munish Tewari	INC	299,694	34%
1999	Gurcharan Singh Galib	INC	346,928 (Lead: 105,246)	52%
1999	Amrik Singh Aliwal	SAD	241,682	36%
1998	Amrik Singh Aliwal	SAD	370,115 (Lead: 9,212)	50%
1998	Gurcharan Singh Galib	INC	360,903	48%
1996	Amrik Singh Aliwal	SAD	356,157 (Lead: 71,250)	46%
1996	Jaswant Kaur	INC	284,907	36%
1991	Gurcharan Singh Galib	INC	108,811 (Lead: 53,448)	56%
1991	Krishan Kant Jain	BJP	55,363	29%
1989	Rajinder Kaur Bulara	SAD(M)	357,349 (Lead: 133,729)	53%
1989	Gurcharan Singh Galib	INC	223,620	33%
1984	Mewa Singh	SAD	273,352 (Lead: 140)	48%
1984	Joginder Pali Pandey	INC	273,212	48%
1980	Devinder Singh Garcha	INC(I)	262,183 (Lead: 65,506)	54%
1980	Balbir Singh	SAD	196,677	41%
1977	Jagdev Singh Talwandi	SAD	296,119 (Lead: 103,594)	60%
1977	Devinder Singh Garcha	INC	192,525	39%
1971	Devinder Singh Garcha	INC	200,597 (Lead: 73,106)	55%
1971	Kapur Singh	SAD	127,491	35%
1967	D. Singh	INC	132,660 (Lead: 13,074)	37%
1967	M. Singh	ADS	119,586	33%
1962	Kapur Singh	AD	110,386 (Lead: 1,870)	35%
1962	Mangal Singh	INC	108,516	34%

Source: ECI

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FAQs

Who is the MP of Ludhiana?

Amrinder Singh Brar (raja Warring) from INC, is the MP of Ludhiana.

What is the Ludhiana polling percentage in 2024?

The polling percentage for Ludhiana in 2024 was 58.96 %.

Candidates list of Ludhiana?

Amrinder Singh Brar (Raja Warring)(Indian National Congress)
Ravneet Singh Bittu(Bharatiya Janta Party)

Disclaimer:

The information provided on this page about the current and previous elections in the constituency is sourced from various publicly available platforms including https://old.eci.gov.in/statistical-report/statistical-reports/ and https://affidavit.eci.gov.in/. The ECI is the authoritative source for election-related data in India, and we rely on their official records for the content presented here. However, due to the complexity of electoral processes and potential data discrepancies, there may be occasional inaccuracies or omissions in the information provided.

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