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Assembly constituency 81 · Madhya Pradesh · SC

Devsar is assembly constituency number 81 in Madhya Pradesh, in Sidhi district, and one of the segments of the Sidhi Lok Sabha seat. In the 2023 election Rajendra Meshram of the Bharatiya Janata Party won with 46.1% of the vote, 22,454 votes ahead of Banshmani Prasad Verma (INC).

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Devsar · 2023AC 81
  1. 01
    Rajendra Meshram
    BJP
    88,660
    46.07%
  2. 02
    Banshmani Prasad Verma
    INC
    66,206
    34.40%
  3. 03
    Shiv Shankar Prasad
    BSP
    17,028
    8.85%
  4. 04
    Ratibhan Prasad
    AAP
    4,423
    2.30%
  5. 05
    Lalpati Saket
    GGP
    2,991
    1.55%
  6. 7 other candidates · 9,889 votesNOTA · 3,241 (1.68%)

Margin 22,454 votes · 11.67% of valid votes

2,41,022
Registered electors
2023 election
79.9%
Turnout
+3.5 pts vs 2018
22,454
Victory margin
11.7% of valid votes
Nov 2023 · candidate-wise result

All 12 candidates, ranked by votes. Vote share is of the 1,92,438 valid votes, NOTA included.

Devsar 2023 assembly election result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Rajendra MeshramMale · 62 yrs · SCBJP88,660
46.07%
2Banshmani Prasad VermaMale · 74 yrs · SCINC66,206
34.40%
3Shiv Shankar PrasadMale · 36 yrs · SCBSP17,028
8.85%
4Ratibhan PrasadMale · 39 yrs · SCAAP4,423
2.30%
—NOTANOTA3,241
1.68%
5Lalpati SaketMale · 65 yrs · SCGGP2,991
1.55%
6Shivkali SaketFemale · 33 yrs · SCCPI2,938
1.53%
7Dr. Sushma PrajapatiFemale · 27 yrs · SCSP2,589
1.35%
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8Shrinivas PrajapatiMale · 30 yrs · SCBSCP1,416
0.74%
9Anarkali PrajapatiFemale · 30 yrs · SCIndependent1,007
0.52%
10Pramila VarmaFemale · 38 yrs · SCPPID818
0.43%
11Dinesh KumarMale · 30 yrs · SCBKSP636
0.33%
12Ramdin SaketMale · 62 yrs · SCSADSP485
0.25%
Past results

BJP held the seat: it also won in 2018.

0%20%40%60%2008201320182023BJP 46.1%INC 34.4%BSP 8.8%GGP 1.6%
Vote share, % of valid votes. Hover or focus a year for exact values.
2023Rajendra MeshramBJP · 46.1% · margin 22,454Turnout79.9%
2018Subhash Ram CharitraBJP · 37.8% · margin 10,678Turnout76.4%
2013Rajendra MeshramBJP · 45.2% · margin 33,214Turnout70.5%
2008Ramcharitra S/o RampyareBJP · 54.1% · margin 34,523Turnout66.0%

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

Devsar result 2018

Devsar 2018 result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Subhash Ram CharitraBJP63,295
37.77%
2Banshmani Prasad VermaINC52,617
31.40%
3Surendra PrajapatiGGP18,320
10.93%
4Shiv Shankar PrasadBSP14,464
8.63%
—NOTANOTA5,307
3.17%
5Shiv Kali SaketCPI2,913
1.74%
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6Subhash Chandra VermaAAP2,585
1.54%
7Ad. Shyamlal SaketBSCP2,134
1.27%
8Janardan Prasad PrajaptiPPID2,108
1.26%
9Ramkripal BasorRPI(A)1,603
0.96%
10Nirmala Dr H L PrajapatiSADSP1,303
0.78%
11Bhuwal Saket S/o HarbhukhanShiv Sena947
0.57%

Devsar result 2013

Devsar 2013 result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Rajendra MeshramBJP64,217
45.16%
2Banshmani Prasad VermaIndependent31,003
21.80%
3Ramanuj SaketBSP16,719
11.76%
4Surendra PrajapatiGGP13,935
9.80%
—NOTANOTA4,693
3.30%
5Babulal BasorBSCP2,696
1.90%
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6RasileIndependent1,756
1.23%
7Subhash ChandraIndependent1,610
1.13%
8Rammilan PrajapatiSP1,432
1.01%
9SunitaIndependent1,351
0.95%
10Babuaram Urf BalramdasIndependent1,337
0.94%
11Jagdev SaketIndependent782
0.55%
12Angad PrasadIndependent677
0.48%

Devsar result 2008

Devsar 2008 result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Ramcharitra S/o RampyareBJP54,404
54.09%
2Banshmani Prasad VermaINC19,881
19.77%
3Vimla Bagri Dheerendra Singh (dheeru)GGP9,056
9.00%
4Shankhlal SaketBSP4,913
4.88%
5Ramanuj SaketIndependent4,586
4.56%
6Rambharosh PrajapatiSP2,519
2.50%
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7Chhotelal PrajapatiIndependent1,812
1.80%
8Heeralal SaketBJSH1,522
1.51%
9Babulal PrajapatiGMS1,177
1.17%
10Dhanukdhari SaketSVSP715
0.71%
Map

Devsar outlined in orange among the other Madhya Pradesh seats, coloured by the party that won each in 2023. Click any seat to open its page.

Other seats in Sidhi district

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

BJPINCBAPBSPOthers
Lok Sabha 2024 in this segment

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

  • Dr. Rajesh MishraBJP75,216 50.2%
  • Kamleshwar Indrajit KumarINC45,047 30.1%
  • Ajay Pratap SinghGGP7,513 5.0%
  • Pujan Ram Saket (babbu)BSP5,733 3.8%
  • Laxman Singh BaisIndependent4,789 3.2%

In the assembly election BJP won this seat. In the Lok Sabha vote, BJP led here by 30,169 EVM votes.

Open Sidhi Lok Sabha result
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FAQ

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

Who won the Devsar assembly seat in 2023?

Rajendra Meshram of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won Devsar in the 2023 Madhya Pradesh assembly election with 88,660 votes, which was 46.07% of the valid votes polled.

What was the victory margin in Devsar?

The margin was 22,454 votes (11.67% of valid votes). The runner-up was Banshmani Prasad Verma of the Indian National Congress with 66,206 votes.

What was the voter turnout in Devsar in 2023?

Turnout was 79.90%: 1,92,586 of 2,41,022 registered electors voted, across 270 polling stations. That is 3.5 points higher than in 2018.

Which Lok Sabha constituency is Devsar part of?

Devsar is an assembly segment of the Sidhi Lok Sabha constituency in Madhya Pradesh. In the 2024 Lok Sabha election, Dr. Rajesh Mishra got the most EVM votes in this segment.

Is Devsar a reserved constituency?

Yes. Devsar is reserved for scheduled castes (sc), so only candidates from that community can contest, while all registered voters in the seat can vote.

When is the next assembly election in Devsar?

The Madhya Pradesh assembly elected in 2023 completes its five-year term in 2028, 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 Madhya Pradesh assembly elections of 2023 and 2018 and 2013 and 2008 (2023 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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