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Assembly constituency 10 · Haryana

Radaur is assembly constituency number 10 in Haryana, in Yamunanagar district, and one of the segments of the Kurukshetra Lok Sabha seat. In the 2024 election Shyam Singh Rana of the Bharatiya Janata Party won with 47.9% of the vote, 13,132 votes ahead of Dr. Bishan Lal Saini (INC).

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Radaur · 2024AC 10
  1. 01
    Shyam Singh Rana
    BJP
    73,348
    47.93%
  2. 02
    Dr. Bishan Lal Saini
    INC
    60,216
    39.35%
  3. 03
    Dharampal Tigra
    BSP
    11,182
    7.31%
  4. 04
    Bhim Singh Rathi
    AAP
    3,245
    2.12%
  5. 05
    Mandeep Topra
    ASPKR
    2,959
    1.93%
  6. 5 other candidates · 1,530 votesNOTA · 538 (0.35%)

Margin 13,132 votes · 8.58% of valid votes

2,09,349
Registered electors
2024 election
73.1%
Turnout
+0.1 pts vs 2019
13,132
Victory margin
8.6% of valid votes
Oct 2024 · candidate-wise result

All 10 candidates, ranked by votes. Vote share is of the 1,53,018 valid votes, NOTA included.

Radaur 2024 assembly election result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Shyam Singh RanaMale · 76 yrsBJP73,348
47.93%
2Dr. Bishan Lal SainiMale · 69 yrsINC60,216
39.35%
3Dharampal TigraMale · 47 yrs · SCBSP11,182
7.31%
4Bhim Singh RathiMale · 53 yrsAAP3,245
2.12%
5Mandeep TopraMale · 34 yrs · SCASPKR2,959
1.93%
6Diwan Chand KambojMale · 55 yrsBSCP606
0.40%
—NOTANOTA538
0.35%
7Jai Parkash SharmaMale · 69 yrsIndependent312
0.20%
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8DayanandMale · 61 yrs · SCASVP261
0.17%
9Anil Kumar BattaMale · 57 yrsIndependent177
0.12%
10Ashok KumarMale · 50 yrsIndependent174
0.11%
Past results

The seat changed hands: INC won in 2019, BJP in 2024.

0%10%20%30%40%50%2009201420192024BJP 47.9%INC 39.4%BSP 7.3%INLD 2.6%
Vote share, % of valid votes. Hover or focus a year for exact values.
2019Bishan LalINC · 38.0% · margin 2,541Turnout73.1%
2024Shyam Singh RanaBJP · 47.9% · margin 13,132Turnout73.1%
2014Shyam SinghBJP · 45.5% · margin 38,707Turnout82.0%
2009Dr.bishan Lal SainiINLD · 25.7% · margin 4,395Turnout78.5%

General elections since the 2008 delimitation. Results from before the current boundaries are not compared.

Radaur result 2019

Radaur 2019 result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Bishan LalINC54,087
38.05%
2Karan DevBJP51,546
36.26%
3Mahipal SinghBSP18,567
13.06%
4Manga RamJNJP7,161
5.04%
5RajbeerINLD3,687
2.59%
6Harbans KumarLTSP2,589
1.82%
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7Naresh LalAAP1,419
1.00%
—NOTANOTA1,126
0.79%
8Ravi KumarSHPP779
0.55%
9Rajinder KumarBSCP677
0.48%
10Manpreet KumarIndependent509
0.36%

Radaur result 2014

Radaur 2014 result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Shyam SinghBJP67,076
45.50%
2Raj Kumar BubkaINLD28,369
19.24%
3Subhash ChaudhryINC19,184
13.01%
4Sanjay KumarBSP10,594
7.19%
5Mohit KaitIndependent7,732
5.24%
6Ajay PalIndependent5,402
3.66%
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7Rishi PalIndependent3,850
2.61%
8Kuldeep Singh S/o Jai SinghHRKD1,329
0.90%
9BalwantCPI928
0.63%
10Rajinder KumarBSCP598
0.41%
11Sandeep KumarIndependent519
0.35%
—NOTANOTA496
0.34%
12Kuldeep Singh S/o Sadha SinghHALP332
0.23%
13RaviHJCPV313
0.21%
14Ranjeet SinghIndependent291
0.20%
15Satish KumarSP279
0.19%
16Yadwinder SinghRASLP127
0.09%

Radaur result 2009

Radaur 2009 result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Dr.bishan Lal SainiINLD29,593
25.71%
2Suresh KumarINC25,198
21.89%
3Ashwani KumarBSP16,698
14.51%
4Sham SinghBJP13,657
11.87%
5Randhir SinghIndependent7,090
6.16%
6Mam RajHJCBL6,093
5.29%
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7Harish ChanderIndependent5,597
4.86%
8Satish KumarIndependent3,507
3.05%
9Daya NandIndependent2,932
2.55%
10Rishi PalIndependent1,970
1.71%
11Sanjeev KumarIndependent688
0.60%
12Shiv RamIndependent679
0.59%
13RoopvatiIndependent615
0.53%
14Rahul SinglaIndependent429
0.37%
15Balvinder SinghNCP352
0.31%
Map

Radaur outlined in orange among the other Haryana seats, coloured by the party that won each in 2024. Click any seat to open its page.

Other seats in Yamunanagar district

Boundaries are approximate (DataMeet, from ECI polling-station maps) and are for orientation only.

BJPINCINLDBSPAAPOthers
Lok Sabha 2024 in this segment

Radaur is one of the assembly segments of Kurukshetra. These are the EVM votes counted in this segment for the leading Kurukshetra candidates.

  • Naveen JindalBJP70,554 47.0%
  • Dr Sushil GuptaAAP63,356 42.2%
  • Abhay Singh ChautalaINLD8,291 5.5%
  • Deepak MehraBSP2,571 1.7%
  • Jai Kumar Saini HamidpurIndependent971 0.6%

In the assembly election BJP won this seat. In the Lok Sabha vote, BJP led here by 7,198 EVM votes.

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FAQ

Answers use the official Election Commission of India results for Radaur.

Who won the Radaur assembly seat in 2024?

Shyam Singh Rana of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won Radaur in the 2024 Haryana assembly election with 73,348 votes, which was 47.93% of the valid votes polled.

What was the victory margin in Radaur?

The margin was 13,132 votes (8.58% of valid votes). The runner-up was Dr. Bishan Lal Saini of the Indian National Congress with 60,216 votes.

What was the voter turnout in Radaur in 2024?

Turnout was 73.14%: 1,53,124 of 2,09,349 registered electors voted, across 235 polling stations. That is 0.1 points higher than in 2019.

Which Lok Sabha constituency is Radaur part of?

Radaur is an assembly segment of the Kurukshetra Lok Sabha constituency in Haryana. In the 2024 Lok Sabha election, Naveen Jindal got the most EVM votes in this segment.

Is Radaur a reserved constituency?

No. Radaur is a general (unreserved) seat, so any eligible candidate can contest.

When is the next assembly election in Radaur?

The Haryana assembly elected in 2024 completes its five-year term in 2029, so the next general election is due by then unless the assembly is dissolved early. The Election Commission of India announces the exact schedule.

Source: Election Commission of India, statistical reports for the Haryana assembly elections of 2024 and 2019 and 2014 and 2009 (2024 report) — detailed results and constituency data summary. Lok Sabha figures: ECI 2024 report 34, assembly segment details. Vote share is of valid votes including NOTA. Party names as listed by ECI. Candidate names are shown as filed; spelling follows ECI.

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