GE 2024 Highlights

By Varun Awasthi
NDA BJP TDP JDU Others

292 240 16 12 24
SP
INDIA INC TMC Others
37
234 99 29 69
Others IND YSRCP ZPM Others

17 7 4 1 5
The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is an Indian
political alliance led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
The Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance

(INDIA) is a big tent multi party political alliance of
several political parties in India led by the country’s
largest opposition party, the Indian National Congress.
Exam Engine By Varun Awasthi
• 642 million people (312 million
were women) voted in 7 phases
to elect 543 members of 18 th
Loksabha.
Mukesh Dalal from Surat , the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate, was
declared the one and only uncontested winner after all other candidates,
including the Congress nominee, withdrew from the race in the 18th Loksabha
5 candidates won with highest victory margin in this loksabha.
#1) Shankar Lalwani* – Indore – M.P – BJP – 11.75 Lakh votes margin
#2) Rakibul Hussain – Dhubri – Assam – INC – 10.12 Lakh votes margin
#3) Shivraj Singh Chouhan – Vidisha – M.P – BJP – 8.21 Lakh votes margin
#4) C.R.Patil – Navsari – Gujarat – BJP – 7.73 Lakh votes margin

Shiv Sena (SS) candidate Ravindra Dattaram Waikar won the
closest victory in the 18th Loksabha 2024 when he edged out
his Shiv Sena (UBT) rival by 48 votes in North-West Mumbai.
Youngest M.Ps elected in this 18th Loksabha
elections.
#1) Pushpendra Saroj – Kaushambi – U.P – SP –

25Years – 3 months – 3 days
*Youngest in 18th Loksabha
Born on March 1st 1999

Youngest M.Ps elected in this 18th Loksabha elections
#2) Shambhavi Choudhary – Samastipur –Bihar–

LJP(RV) – 25Years
* Youngest female Lok Sabha MP.
* Youngest MP from NDA Alliance (Present in power)
Born on 15 June 1998

elections.
#3) Sanjana Jatav –Bharatapur–Rajasthan –INC –

25Years
elections.
#4) Priya Saroj –Machhlishahr–U.P –S.P –

25Years
Oldest M.P elected in this 18th Loksabha elections.
#1) TR Baalu– Sriperumpudur – Tamilnadu – DMK

– 82 Years.
Two individuals, in jail for terror charges, have won
their seats.
In Punjab, Amritpal Singh won from Khadoor Sahib.
In Baramulla, Jammu and Kashmir, Sheikh Abdul

‘Engineer’ Rashid, also beat his closest rival.
Sarabjeet Singh Khalsa, an Independent candidate, won in
Faridkot, Punjab.
His father Beant Singh was one of the bodyguards who

killed Indira Gandhi in 1984.
*) 7 Independent candidates won in the 2024 Lok Sabha

Election.
Kirti Azad former 1983 World Cup-winning team member won
from Bardhaman–Durgapur – West Bengal – TMC
Yusuf Pathan – Former Indian Cricket player won from

Baharampur – West Bengal – TMC
Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani, the TDP candidate from Guntur will
become the richest Lok Sabha MP with an asset of Rs 5700
crore.
Jyotirmay Singh Mahato from Bengal (BJP) at with assets worth

Rs 5 lakh was the poorest candidate.
Actors who will be seen in the 18th Lok Sabha include
Kangana Ranaut, Arun Govi, Hema Malini, Shatrughan
Sinha, Manoj Tiwari, Ravi Kishan, Suresh Gopi, Deepak
‘Dev’ Adhikari, Rachana Banerjee, Chirag Paswan and
June Malia.
The two largest parties BJP and Congress respectively
received 235,973,935 and 136,759,064 votes.
State/ Union Territories Lok Sabha Seats Haryana 10
Uttar Pradesh 80 NCT of Delhi 7
Maharashtra 48 Jammu & Kashmir 5
West Bengal 42 Uttarakhand 5
Bihar 40 Himachal Pradesh 4
Tamil Nadu 39 Arunachal Pradesh 2
Madhya Pradesh 29 Goa 2
Karnataka 28 Manipur 2
Gujarat 26 Meghalaya 2
Andhra Pradesh 25 Tripura 2
Rajasthan 25 Andaman & Nicobar Islands 1
Odisha 21 Chandigarh 1
Kerala 20 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 1
Telangana 17 Daman & Diu 1
Assam 14 Ladakh 1
Jharkhand 14 Lakshadweep 1
Punjab 13 Nagaland 1
Chhattisgarh 11 Puducherry 1
Former Chief Ministers contested in 18th Loksabha Elections
2024
#1) N. Kiran Kumar Reddy – BJP – Andhrapradesh –

Rajampet – Lost – Served as CM of undivided AP (2010-
2014)
2024
#2) Sarbananda Sonowal – BJP – Assam- Dibrugarh – Won

– Served as CM of Assam (2016-2021)
2024
#3) Jitan Ram Manjhi – HAM(S) –Bihar–Gaya–Won– Served

as CM of Bihar (2014-2015)
2024
#4) Manohar Lal Khattar – BJP –Haryana–Karnal– WON –

Served as CM of Haryana (2014-2024)
2024
#5) Mehbooba Mufti – PDP –J&K–Anantnag Rojouri – Lost

– Served as CM of undivided J&K (2016-2018)
2024
#6) Omar Abdullah – NCP –J&K–Baramulla– Lost – Served

as CM of undivided J&K (2009-2015)
2024
#7) Jagdish Shettar – BJP –Karnataka–Belgaum– WON –

Served as CM of Karnataka (2012-2013)
2024
#8) Basavaraj Bommai– BJP –Karnataka–Haveri– WON –

Served as CM of Karnataka (2021-2023)
2024
#9) H. D. Kumaraswamy – JDS –Karnataka–Mandya – WON

– Served as CM of Karnataka (2006-2007),(2018-2019)
2024
#10) Shivraj Singh Chauhan– BJP –M.P–Vidisha– WON –

Served as CM of M.P (2005-2018),(2020-2023)
2024
#11) Narayan Rane – BJP –Maharastra–Ratnagiri

Sindhudurg – WON – Served as CM of Maharastra (1999)
2024
#12) Charan Singh Channi – INC –Punjab–Jalandhar– WON

– Served as CM of Punjab (2021-2022)
2024
#13) Biplab Kumar Deb – BJP –Tripura–Tripura West –

WON – Served as CM of Tripura (2018-2022)
2024
#14) Rajnath Singh– BJP –U.P–Lucknow– WON – Served as

CM of U. P (2000-2002)
2024
#15) Akhilesh Yadav – SP –U. P–Kannauj– WON – Served

as CM of UP (2012-2017)
2024
#16) Trivendra Singh Rawat – BJP –Uttarakhand–Haridwar–

WON – Served as CM of Uttarakhand (2017-2021)
General Elections to State Assemblies – 2024
Andhra Pradesh
Total seats – 175
Result
Telugu Desam Party – 135

Janasena Party – 21
Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party – YSRCP – 11
Bharatiya Janata Party – BJP - 8
BJP led NDA formed Govt in Andhrapradesh with total
tally of 164 with N.Chandrababu Naidu as CM, and
Pawan Kalyan as Deputy CM.
Odisha
Total seats – 147
Result
Bharatiya Janata Party – BJP – 78
Biju Janata Dal – BJD – 51
Indian National Congress – INC – 14
Communist Party of India (Marxist) – CPI(M) – 1
Independent – IND - 1
As a single largest party with 78 seats – BJP formed Govt in
Odisha with Mohan Charan Majhi as CM , Kanak vardhan singh
deo and Pravati Parida as Deputy CMs.
This new Govt marks a new chapter for the state, which has
been under the Biju Janata Dal’s (BJD) leadership for 24 years.
Arunachal Pradesh
Total seats – 60
Result
Bharatiya Janata Party – BJP – 46
National People’s Party – NPEP – 5
Nationalist Congress Party – NCP – 3
People’s Party of Arunachal – PPA – 2
Indian National Congress – INC – 1
Independent – IND - 3
As a single largest party with 48 seats– BJP formed Govt in
Arunachal Pradesh with Pema Khandu as CM and Chowna Mein as
Deputy CM.
Sikkim
Total seats – 32
Result
Sikkim Krantikari Morcha - SKM– 31
Sikkim Democratic Front – SDF - 1
As a single largest party with 31 seats – SKM formed Govt in
Sikkim with Prem Singh Tamang (Golay) as CM and Chowna Mein
as Deputy CM.

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By Varun Awasthi

NDA BJP TDP JDU Others

Others IND YSRCP ZPM Others

The Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance

5 candidates won with highest victory margin in this loksabha.

#4) C.R.Patil – Navsari – Gujarat – BJP – 7.73 Lakh votes margin

#1) Pushpendra Saroj – Kaushambi – U.P – SP –

*Youngest in 18th Loksabha

Born on March 1st 1999

#2) Shambhavi Choudhary – Samastipur –Bihar–

Born on 15 June 1998

#3) Sanjana Jatav –Bharatapur–Rajasthan –INC –

#4) Priya Saroj –Machhlishahr–U.P –S.P –

#1) TR Baalu– Sriperumpudur – Tamilnadu – DMK

In Punjab, Amritpal Singh won from Khadoor Sahib.

In Baramulla, Jammu and Kashmir, Sheikh Abdul

His father Beant Singh was one of the bodyguards who

*) 7 Independent candidates won in the 2024 Lok Sabha

Yusuf Pathan – Former Indian Cricket player won from

Jyotirmay Singh Mahato from Bengal (BJP) at with assets worth

#1) N. Kiran Kumar Reddy – BJP – Andhrapradesh –

#2) Sarbananda Sonowal – BJP – Assam- Dibrugarh – Won

#3) Jitan Ram Manjhi – HAM(S) –Bihar–Gaya–Won– Served

#4) Manohar Lal Khattar – BJP –Haryana–Karnal– WON –

#5) Mehbooba Mufti – PDP –J&K–Anantnag Rojouri – Lost

#6) Omar Abdullah – NCP –J&K–Baramulla– Lost – Served

#7) Jagdish Shettar – BJP –Karnataka–Belgaum– WON –

#8) Basavaraj Bommai– BJP –Karnataka–Haveri– WON –

#9) H. D. Kumaraswamy – JDS –Karnataka–Mandya – WON

#10) Shivraj Singh Chauhan– BJP –M.P–Vidisha– WON –

#11) Narayan Rane – BJP –Maharastra–Ratnagiri

#12) Charan Singh Channi – INC –Punjab–Jalandhar– WON

#13) Biplab Kumar Deb – BJP –Tripura–Tripura West –

#14) Rajnath Singh– BJP –U.P–Lucknow– WON – Served as

#15) Akhilesh Yadav – SP –U. P–Kannauj– WON – Served

#16) Trivendra Singh Rawat – BJP –Uttarakhand–Haridwar–

Telugu Desam Party – 135

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