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2004 Indian general election in Madhya Pradesh

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In the 2004 Indian general election for Madhya Pradesh polls were held for 29 seats in the state. The result was a major victory for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) which won 25 seats. The remaining 4 seats were won by Indian National Congress (INC).

Indian general election in Madhya Pradesh, 2004
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29 seats
  First party Second party
 
Leader Sadhvi Pragya Jyotiraditya Scindia
Party BJP INC
Leader's seat Guna
Seats before 21 8
Seats won 25 4
Seat change Increase 4 Decrease 4

Result edit

Results of Indian general election, 2004 in Madhya Pradesh
Parties and coalitions Seats Popular vote
Contested Won +/− Votes % ±pp
Bharatiya Janata Party 29 25   4 88,84,913 48.13%   4.02%
Indian National Congress 29 4   4 62,89,013 34.07%   10.04%
Bahujan Samaj Party 28 0 - 8,76,871 4.75%   0.56%
Samajwadi Party 29 0 - 5,90,090 3.2%   1.41%
Gondwana Ganatantra Party 15 0 - 5,63,676 3.05%   2.81%
Communist Party of India 2 0 - 43,462 0.24% -
Independents 124 0 - 7,42,198 4.02% -
Total 29 1,84,59,240
Valid votes 1,84,59,240 99.97
Votes cast / turnout 1,84,63,451 48.09
Abstentions 1,99,26,650 51.91
Registered voters 3,83,90,101 100.00


Constituency-wise results edit

Keys:    BJP (25)   INC (4)

Parliamentary Constituency Turnout Winner Runner Up Margin
No. Name Type Candidate Party Votes Vote% Candidate Party Votes Vote% Votes %
1. Morena SC 33.97 Ashok Argal BJP 2,61,337 Barelal Jatav INC 1,14,017 1,47,320 30.22
2. Bhind GEN 43.68 Ramlakhan Singh BJP 2,34,712 Satyadev Katare INC 2,27,766 6,946 1.15
3. Gwalior GEN 40.88 Ramsevak Singh INC 2,46,467 Jaibhan Singh Pawaiya BJP 2,10,603 35,864 6.35
4. Guna GEN 47.02 Jyotiraditya Scindia INC 3,33,954 Hari Vallabh Shukla BJP 2,47,594 86,360 12.92
5. Sagar SC 38.34 Virendra Kumar BJP 2,90,974 Uttamchand Khatik INC 1,42,983 1,47,991 30.87
6. Khajuraho GEN 49.78 Ramkrishna Kusmaria BJP 3,32,458 Satyavrat Chaturvedi INC 2,20,677 1,11,781 14.47
7. Damoh GEN 42.28 Chandrabhan Bhaiya BJP 2,71,869 Tilak Singh Lodhi INC 1,72,274 94,595 16.0
8. Satna GEN 46.11 Ganesh Singh BJP 2,39,706 Rajendra Kumar Singh INC 1,56,116 83,590 13.69
9. Rewa GEN 43.17 Chandramani Tripathi BJP 2,32,021 Pradeep Kumar Patel BSP 1,87,269 44,752 7.1
10. Sidhi ST 42.19 Chandrapratap Singh BJP 2,10,198 Tilakraj Singh INC 1,60,633 49,565 10.84
11. Shahdol ST 39.03 Dalpat Singh Paraste BJP 2,10,034 Rajesh Nandini Singh INC 1,80,685 29,349 5.76
12. Balaghat GEN 60.92 Gaurishankar Bisen BJP 1,93,982 Kankar Munjare JP 1,05,893 88,089 14.46
13. Mandla ST 53.72 Faggan Singh Kulaste BJP 2,38,073 Heera Singh Markam GGP 1,73,176 64,897 11.03
14. Jabalpur GEN 42.49 Rakesh Singh BJP 3,11,646 Rameshwar Neekhra INC 2,12,115 99,531 17.42
15. Seoni GEN 49.82 Neeta Pateriya BJP 2,68,195 Kalyani Pandey INC 1,73,394 94,801 15.81
16. Chhindwara GEN 65.92 Kamal Nath INC 3,08,563 Prahlad Singh Patel BJP 2,44,855 63,708 8.44
17. Betul GEN 48.78 Vijay Kumar Khandelwal BJP 2,88,007 Rajendra Jaiswal INC 1,30,467 1,57,540 28.76
18. Hoshangabad GEN 49.29 Sartaj Singh BJP 3,54,659 Omprakash Raghuvanshi INC 2,18,250 1,36,409 21.5
19. Bhopal GEN 46.47 Kailash Joshi BJP 5,61,563 Sajid Ali INC 2,55,558 3,06,005 35.65
20. Vidisha GEN 50.01 Shivraj Singh Chouhan BJP 4,28,030 Narbada Prasad Sharma INC 1,67,304 2,60,726 39.71
21. Rajgarh GEN 46.88 Lakshman Singh BJP 2,83,135 Shambhoo Singh INC 2,46,423 36,712 6.13
22. Shajapur SC 54.21 Thawarchand Gehlot BJP 4,24,004 Shyam Malviya INC 2,55,817 1,68,187 23.35
23. Khandwa GEN 49.71 Nand Kumar Singh Chauhan BJP 3,36,724 Amitabh Mandloi INC 2,33,987 1,02,737 16.97
24. Khargone GEN 50.67 Krishna Murari Moghe BJP 3,21,762 Tarachand Patel INC 2,63,145 58,617 8.99
25. Dhar ST 53.07 Chhatar Singh Darbar BJP 3,45,468 Umang Singhar INC 3,12,857 32,611 4.64
26. Indore GEN 50.92 Sumitra Mahajan BJP 5,08,107 Rameshwar Patel INC 3,14,171 1,93,936 22.7
27. Ujjain SC 57.97 Satyanarayan Jatiya BJP 3,69,744 Guddu Premchand INC 2,99,341 70,403 9.77
28. Jhabua SC 48.75 Kantilal Bhuria INC 3,22,257 Relam Chauhan BJP 2,41,975 80,282 12.77
29. Mandsour GEN 56.53 Laxminarayan Pandey BJP 4,23,478 Rajendra Singh Gautam INC 2,83,845 1,39,633 17.98

Post-election Union Council of Ministers from Madhya Pradesh edit

Cabinet Ministers edit

S No. Minister Party Lok Sabha Seat/Rajya Sabha Portfolios Term Start Term End
1. Arjun Singh Indian National Congress Rajya Sabha Minister of Human Resource Development 23 May 2004 22 May 2009
2. Kamal Nath Chhindwara Minister of Commerce and Industry 23 May 2004 22 May 2009
3. H. R. Bhardwaj Rajya Sabha Minister of Law and Justice 23 May 2004 22 May 2009

Minister of State edit

S No. Minister Party Lok Sabha Seat/Rajya Sabha Portfolios Term Start Term End
1. Suresh Pachouri Indian National Congress Rajya Sabha Minister of State in the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions 28 May 2004 6 April 2008
Minister of State in the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
2. Kantilal Bhuria Jhabua Minister of State in the Ministry of Agriculture
Minister of State in the Ministry of Food and Civil Supplies, Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution 		23 May 2004 22 May 2009
3. Jyotiraditya Scindia Guna Minister of State in the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology 6 April 2008 22 May 2009

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