🏛️ Rajasthan Assembly Constituency #30 None (General) Jhunjhunu District Jhunjhunu Lok Sabha

Udaipurwati Assembly Constituency

Official election results, participating candidates, voter demographics, and MLA profile for Udaipurwati Assembly constituency in Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan.

🏛️ Constituency Details Rajasthan Assembly #30
Country India
Region South India
State Rajasthan
District Jhunjhunu
Lok Sabha Constituency Jhunjhunu Lok Sabha
Established 2008
Reservation None (General)
Member of Legislative Assembly Bhagawana Ram Saini (INC)
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266,771
Registered Electors (Voters)
Jhunjhunu Electorate
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74.62%
Voter Turnout
Total Votes: 199,065
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416
Winning Victory Margin
INC (Margin over BJP)
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18
Contesting Candidates
Key Battle: INC vs BJP
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Elected Member of Legislative Assembly

Bhagawana Ram Saini

INC · Polled 68,399 votes (34.36% vote share) · Representing Udaipurwati

📈 Assembly Election Vote Share Distribution

INC (Winner)
Bhagawana Ram Saini
68,399
34.36% Vote Share · +416 Margin
BJP (Runner-up)
Shubhkaran Choudhary
67,983
34.15% Vote Share · 2nd Position
Others & Independents
16 Other Contenders
62,683
31.49% Combined Vote Share
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Showing 18 Contesting Candidates
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RANK CANDIDATE NAME PARTY VOTES POLLED VOTE SHARE RESULT STATUS EDUCATION
#1
BR
Bhagawana Ram Saini INC · 68,399 Votes (34.36%)
INC 68,399 34.36% 🏆 Elected MLA Post Graduate
#2
TJ
Tarachand Jain BJP · 68,399 Votes (34.36%)
BJP 68,399 34.36% 🏆 Elected MLA 12th Pass
#3
M
Meenu IND · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
IND 3,134 1.57% 🥉 3rd Place 10th Pass
#4
NK
Nisha Kanwar IND · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
IND 3,134 1.57% Contender 8th Pass
#5
RS
Rajendra Singh Gudha S/O Madho Singh Shiv Sena · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
Shiv Sena 3,134 1.57% Contender 12th Pass
#6
RS
Rajendra Singh Gudha S/O Norang Ram IND · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
IND 3,134 1.57% Contender Graduate
#7
R
Ramsingh Bahujan Mukti Party · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
Bahujan Mukti Party 3,134 1.57% Contender 8th Pass
#8
SK
Sandeep Kumar Saini BSP · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
BSP 3,134 1.57% Contender Graduate Professional
#9
SC
Subhkaran Choudhary BJP · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
BJP 3,134 1.57% Contender 12th Pass
#10
AU
Arjun Upadhyay IND · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
IND 3,134 1.57% Contender Graduate Professional
#11
AA
Ashu Agarwal IND · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
IND 3,134 1.57% Contender 12th Pass
#12
BS
Bhuri Singh Indian Peoples Green Party · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
Indian Peoples Green Party 3,134 1.57% Contender 10th Pass
#13
DD
Dr Deepak Rawal IND · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
IND 3,134 1.57% Contender Doctorate
#14
DR
Dr. Rajkumar Yadav BSP · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
BSP 3,134 1.57% Contender Post Graduate
#15
ML
Manoj Labana AAP · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
AAP 3,134 1.57% Contender 10th Pass
#16
NB
Narbada Bhati Bahujan Mukti Party · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
Bahujan Mukti Party 3,134 1.57% Contender Literate
#17
PK
Pramod Kumar Verma IND · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
IND 3,134 1.57% Contender Graduate
#18
TR
Tulsi Ram Gameti Bharat Adivasi Party · 3,134 Votes (1.57%)
Bharat Adivasi Party 3,134 1.57% Contender 8th Pass

📜 Historical Election Overview

ELECTION WINNING MLA PARTY RUNNER-UP MARGIN
Latest General Election Bhagawana Ram Saini INC Shubhkaran Choudhary (BJP) +416

📋 Frequently Asked Questions: Udaipurwati Assembly

Who is the current MLA representing Udaipurwati Constituency?
Bhagawana Ram Saini of the INC is the elected MLA for Udaipurwati. In the assembly election, Bhagawana Ram Saini secured 68,399 votes (34.36% vote share), winning by a victory margin of 416 votes over Shubhkaran Choudhary (BJP).
Which Parliamentary (Lok Sabha) constituency does Udaipurwati belong to?
Udaipurwati is an Assembly segment under the Jhunjhunu Lok Sabha Parliamentary (Lok Sabha) constituency in Rajasthan.
What is the reservation status of Udaipurwati Assembly Constituency?
Udaipurwati is classified as a None (General) constituency in the Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan.
How many registered voters are in Udaipurwati Assembly Constituency?
Udaipurwati has approximately 266,771 registered electors, with a voter turnout of 74.62% during the general assembly election.