Lok Sabha Election 2024, Uttar Pradesh Result 2024 Live Updates: Uttar Pradesh has spoken! Akhilesh Yadav’s Samajwadi Party has simultaneously surprised and shocked everyone by winning 37 seats, making it the single party in the state to send highest number of MPs to the Lok Sabha. The Congress, which joined forces with the SP, won six seats as part of the INDIA bloc. Altogether, the opposition group INDIA won 43 seats in Uttar Pradesh. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which was in a tough race with the SP, only got 33 seats, a big drop from the 63 seats they won in 2019. Prime Minister Narendra Modi won in Varanasi, but with a smaller margin of over 1.5 lakh votes compared to before. Another major setback for the BJP was Smriti Irani losing the Amethi Lok Sabha seat by over one lakh votes.
Here are live updates on Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Election Results 2024:
UP‘s 80 seats are distributed thus: Braj-8, Awadh-20, Purvanchal-26, Western UP-10, Rohilkhand-11, Bundelkhand-5.
The key INDIA Bloc meeting is being held at Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge. Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav is attending the meeting.
Well, while the power corridor goes via Lucknow, BJP has picked itself from the UP drubbing and seemed to have move on. Latest reports suggests that the BJP-led NDA is going to stake the claim to form the government today itself. A key NDA meet is underway in Delhi with Chandrababu Naidu and Nitish Kumar in attendance.
In case you are joining us right now, here’s what the final tally of Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Election results look like
In the last elections, it was the Bahujan Samaj Party that had managed to get two seats in Purvanchal. Both Samajwadi Party and Congress couldn’t even open their account in this key region. In a reversal of fortunes, SP has emerged as a dominant force in the region. BSP, which had got two seats, didn’t even get a single seat neither in Purvanchal nor in the entire state.
In the last Lok Sabha elections, the BJP had bagged 9 seats in the Purvanchal belt.
Aazad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram)’s Chandrashekhar managed to win 1 seat (Nagina). This was the only small party that managed to win the Lok Sabha polls.
BJP registered win on two seats in Purvanchal – Varanasi and Bhadohi. NDA ally Apna Dal won key seat of Mirzapur.
Chandauli
Balia
Azamgarh
Lalganj
Gazipur
Ghosi
Robertsganj
Jaunpur
Macchlishahar
Salempur
Out of 13 seats of Purvanchal, Samajwadi Party won 10 seats, the ECI data shows.
A day after the Lok Sabha Election Results were announced, Prime Minister Narendra Modi tendered his resignation along with the Union Council of Ministers to President Droupdi Murmu on Wednesday. The Modi government, however, will continue in office till the new Government is formed, the Rashtrapati Bhavan said in an official statement.
Uttar Pradesh registered a 56.92% voter turnout in the seven phases of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, a 2.19% decline compared to previous elections.
Uttar Pradesh: 80 seats
Agra: Prof SP Singh Baghel (BJP)
Akbarpur: Devendra Singh Alias Bhole Singh (BJP)
Aligarh: Satish Kumar Gautam (BJP)
Allahabad: Ujjwal Raman Singh (Congress)
Ambedkar Nagar: Lalji Verma (SP)
Amethi: Kishori Lal (Congress)
Amroha: Kunwar Danish Ali (Congress)
Aonla: Neeraj Maurya (SP)
Azamgarh: Dharmendra Yadav (SP)
Badaun: Aditya Yadav (SP)
Baghpat: Dr Rajkumar Sangwan (RLD)
Baharaich: Anand Kumar (BJP)
Ballia: Sanatan Pandey (SP)
Banda: Krishna Devi Shivshanker Patel (SP)
Bansgaon: Kamlesh Paswan (BJP)
Barabanki: Tanuj Punia (Congress)
Bareilly: Chhatra Pal Singh Gangwar (BJP)
Basti: Ram Prasad Chaudhary (SP)
Bhadohi: Dr. Vinod Kumar Bind (BJP)
Bijnor: Chandan Chauhan (RLD)
Bulandshahr: Dr Bhola Singh (BJP)
Chandauli: Birendra Singh (SP)
Deoria: Shashank Mani (BJP)
Dhaurahra: Anand Bhadauriya (SP)
Domariyaganj: Jagdambika Pal (BJP)
Etah: Devesh Shakya (SP)
Etawah: Jitendra Kumar Dohare (Sp)
Faizabad: Awadhesh Prasad (SP)
Farrukhabad: Mukesh Rajput (BJP)
Fatehpur: Naresh Chandra Uttam Patel (SP)
Fatehpur Sikri: Rajkumar Chahar (BJP)
Firozabad: Akshaya Yadav (SP)
Gautam Buddha Nagar: Dr. Mahesh Sharma (BJP)
Ghaziabad: Atul Garg (BJP)
Ghazipur: Afzal Ansari (SP)
Ghosi: Rajeev Rai (SP)
Gonda: Kirtivardhan Singh (BJP)
Gorakhpur: Ravindra Shukla Alias Ravi Kishan (BJP)
Hamirpur: Ajendra Singh Lodhi (SP)
Hardoi: Jai Prakash (BJP)
Hathras: Anup Pradhan Balmiki (BJP)
Jalaun: Narayan Das Ahirwar (SP)
Jaunpur: Babu Singh Khushwaha (SP)
Jhansi: Anurag Sharma (BJP)
Kairana: Iqra Chaudhary (SP)
Kaiserganj: Karan Bhushan Singh (Bjp)
Kannauj: Akhilesh Yadav (SP)
Kanpur : Ramesh Awasthi (BJP)
Kaushambi: Pushpendra Saroj (SP)
Kheri: Utkarsh Verma ‘Madhur’ (SP)
Kushi Nagar: VIjay Kumar Dubay (BJP)
Lalganj: Daroga Prasad Saroj (SP)
Lucknow: Rajnath Singh (BJP)
Machhlishahr: Priya Saroj (SP)
Maharajganj: Pankaj Chaudhary (BJP)
Mainpuri: Dimple Yadav (SP)
Mathura: Hema Malini Dharmendra Deol (BJP)
Meerut: Arun Govil (BJP)
Mirzapur: Anupriya Patel (Apna Dal Soneylal)
Misrikh : Ashok Kumar Rawat (BJP)
Mohanlalganj: RK Chaudhary (SP)
Moradabad: Ruchi Vira (SP)
Muzaffarnagar: Harendra Singh Malik (SP)
Nagina: Chandrashekhar (Aazad Samaj Party)
Phulpur: Praveen Patel (BJP)
Pilibhit: Jitin Prasada (BJP)
Pratapgarh: Shiv Pal Singh Patel (SP)
Rae Bareli: Rahul Gandhi (Congress)
Rampur: Mohibbullah (SP)
Robertsganj: Chhotelal (SP)
Saharanpur: Imran Masood (Congress)
Salempur: Ramashankar Rajbhar (SP)
Sambhal: Zia Ur Rehman (SP)
Sant Kabir Nagar: Laxmi Kant Papu Nishad (SP)
Shahjahanpur: Arun Kumar Sagar (BJP)
Shrawasti: Ram Shiromani Verma (SP)
Sitapur: Rakesh Rathor (Congress)
Sultanpur: Rambhual Nishad (SP)
Unnao: Swami Sachchidanand Hari Sakshi (BJP)
Varanasi: Narendra Modi (BJP)
She said she had requested the Election Commission to make the election period shorter, as it went on for nearly two and a half months. She thanked the Jatav community, mentioning that they mostly voted for her, fulfilling their duty. She also mentioned that the party will review how it did and stick to the ideas of Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar.
SP chief Akhilesh Yadav on Wednesday said that INDIA bloc’s success in Uttar Pradesh is the victory of the backward classes, Dalits and minorities. “Dear intelligent voters of Uttar Pradesh, the victory of India bloc in the state is also the victory of the Dalit-Bahujan trust which, along with backward, minority, tribal, ‘half population’ (women) and all neglected, exploited, oppressed, backward among the upper castes, has fought shoulder to shoulder to save the Constitution that gives the right to equality, respect, self-respect, dignified life and reservation,” he said on X.
Samajwadi Party candidate and former Uttar Pradesh minister RK Chaudhary triumphed over Union minister and BJP candidate Kaushal Kishore in the Mohanlalganj (reserved) parliamentary seat, winning by a margin of 70,292 votes. According to the Election Commission, the BJP candidate secured 597,577 votes, while the SP candidate garnered 667,869 votes. BSP’s Rajesh Kumar received 88,461 votes.
According to the latest Election Commission data on Tuesday, the BJP‘s vote share declined while the Congress and the Samajwadi Party saw an increase in their vote totals compared to the 2019 Lok Sabha polls. Despite contesting more seats this time, the BJP is expected to fall short of the 272-seat majority, garnering 36.58 percent of the total votes, a decrease of about 0.72 percentage points as of 10:15 pm. Meanwhile, the Congress’ vote share rose by 1.76 percentage points to 21.22 percent, up from 19.46 percent in 2019, which is also reflected in its seat tally.
Actor-turned-politician Hema Malini has secured her third consecutive victory in the Mathura constituency, defeating Congress candidate Mukesh Dhangar by a substantial margin of 293,407 votes. Malini, who is 75 years old, received 510,064 votes, while Dhangar garnered 216,657 votes, and BSP candidate Suresh Singh obtained 188,417 votes.
Hailed a BJP‘s bastion in last two Lok Sabha Elections, the Uttar Pradesh results are a humbling experience for the saffron party. According to the latest ECI data, BHP has been reduced to 33 seats. In terms of NDA partners, RLD has won 2 seats and Apna Dal (Soneylal) has won 1 seat.
BJP‘s Arun Govil wins in Meerut by over 10,000 votes
“I thank the voters of Mainpuri Lok Sabha seat. The development of the Mainpuri Lok Sabha seat will be the priority of the Samajwadi Party. The public of Uttar Pradesh has taught a lesson to BJP. The people have played an important role to break the arrogance of PM Modi. This is the victory of the people. People from all sections of society came together and supported us.” – ANI
Dimple Yadav wins by over 2.2 lakh votes in Mainpuri
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi offered special thanks to the electorate of Uttar Pradesh for supporting Congress and ‘protecting’ the Constitution.
Gautam Buddha Nagar Dr Mahesh Sharma – 559472 (Winning Margin)
“I express my gratitude to all the BJP party workers and supporters, those who have worked in the service of the constituency and the party with utmost dedication and fidelity…Today, I am grateful to PM Narendra Modi and CM Yogi Adityanath that their governments have completed the pending works of 30 years in just 5 years. I congratulate those who win. I will continue to be in the service of the people of Amethi,” said Smriti Irani, BJP candidate from Amethi
INC’s Kishori Lal was fielded from Amethi against Smriti Irani who had won the in 2019 elections. Kishori Lal will likely defeat BJP’s Smriti Irani as he is leading on the seat with 533137 votes, 164331 votes more than Smriti Irani.
Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Election 2024 Result Live Updates, UP Election Counting LIVE, result.eci.gov.in: While BJP and Samajwadi Party are leading in key seats, Bahujan Samaj Party has not made its presence felt on any seat so far.