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Lok Sabha constituency 30 · Uttar Pradesh

Sitapur is parliamentary constituency number 30 in Uttar Pradesh, made up of 5 assembly segments. In the 2024 general election Rakesh Rathor of the Indian National Congress won with 48.2% of the vote, 89,641 votes ahead of Rajesh Verma (BJP).

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Sitapur · 2024PC 30
  1. 01
    Rakesh Rathor
    INC
    5,31,138
    48.20%
  2. 02
    Rajesh Verma
    BJP
    4,41,497
    40.06%
  3. 03
    Mahendra Singh Yadav
    BSP
    99,364
    9.02%
  4. 04
    Mo. Kashif Ansari
    APNDLK
    7,586
    0.69%
  5. 05
    Lekhraj Lodhi
    ASPKR
    6,734
    0.61%
  6. 3 other candidates · 8,738 votesNOTA · 6,958 (0.63%)

Margin 89,641 votes · 8.13% of valid votes

17,60,367
Registered electors
2024 election
62.6%
Turnout
13 May 2024
89,641
Victory margin
8.1% of valid votes
2024 · candidate-wise result

All 8 candidates, ranked by votes. Vote share is of 11,02,015 valid votes, NOTA included.

Sitapur 2024 Lok Sabha result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Rakesh RathorMale · 60 yrsINC5,31,138
48.20%
2Rajesh VermaMale · 63 yrsBJP4,41,497
40.06%
3Mahendra Singh YadavMale · 56 yrsBSP99,364
9.02%
4Mo. Kashif AnsariMale · 26 yrsAPNDLK7,586
0.69%
—NOTANOTA6,958
0.63%
5Lekhraj LodhiMale · 38 yrsASPKR6,734
0.61%
6Vidyawati GautamFemale · 46 yrs · SCIndependent4,194
0.38%
7Chandra Shekhar VermaMale · 43 yrsRSOSP2,429
0.22%
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8Ram Adhar VermaMale · 55 yrsSRPSP2,115
0.19%
Past results

Winners and vote share in every Lok Sabha election on the current boundaries.

0%10%20%30%40%50%2009201420192024INC 48.2%BJP 40.1%BSP 9.0%SP 15.2%
Vote share, % of valid votes. Hover or focus a year for exact values.
2024Rakesh RathorINC · 48.2% · margin 89,641Turnout62.6%
2019Rajesh VermaBJP · 48.3% · margin 1,00,833Turnout63.9%
2014Rajesh VermaBJP · 40.7% · margin 51,027Turnout66.3%
2009Kaisar JahanBSP · 34.2% · margin 19,632Turnout57.3%

Sitapur Lok Sabha result 2019

Sitapur 2019 Lok Sabha result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Rajesh VermaBJP5,14,528
48.33%
2Nakul DubeyBSP4,13,695
38.86%
3Qaiser JahanINC96,018
9.02%
—NOTANOTA8,873
0.83%
4Anil SinghAJPI7,532
0.71%
5Turab AliIndependent4,508
0.42%
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6Pyare Lal BhargvaIndependent4,448
0.42%
7Vinod KumarIndependent4,083
0.38%
8Shuchita KumarIndependent3,493
0.33%
9Mahendra KumarASaP2,332
0.22%
10Abu BakarBHAPRAP1,828
0.17%
11Vijay Kumar MishraPSPL1,742
0.16%
12Geeta DeviBAWPA1,441
0.14%

Sitapur Lok Sabha result 2014

Sitapur 2014 Lok Sabha result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Rajesh VermaBJP4,17,546
40.66%
2Kaiser JahanBSP3,66,519
35.69%
3Bharat TripathiSP1,56,170
15.21%
4Vaishali AliINC29,104
2.83%
—NOTANOTA12,682
1.23%
5Suchita KumarIndependent8,959
0.87%
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6Jagdish Narayan ShuklaTMC8,089
0.79%
7Turab AliIndependent6,646
0.65%
8Pushpa DeviIndependent3,575
0.35%
9Jagmohan Singh VermaAIFB2,550
0.25%
10Ram Avtar Nishadjhspt2,504
0.24%
11Sanjay TiwariNAP2,373
0.23%
12Shefali MisraAAP2,319
0.23%
13R. K. MisraNBDP2,205
0.21%
14Eraj BegNEP2,195
0.21%
15Chaudhary Lal BaghelBMUP1,992
0.19%
16Sant KumarCPI(M)1,544
0.15%

Sitapur Lok Sabha result 2009

Sitapur 2009 Lok Sabha result
#CandidatePartyVotesVote share
1Kaisar JahanBSP2,41,106
34.20%
2Mahendra Singh VermaSP2,21,474
31.42%
3Ram Lal RahiINC1,17,281
16.64%
4Gyan TiwariBJP81,577
11.57%
5Jagdish Narayan ShuklaNCP8,516
1.21%
6Hare Ram FaujiJPS7,420
1.05%
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7Hargovind Rawat (pasi)Independent6,324
0.90%
8GovindKKJHS4,185
0.59%
9Kuldeep KumarPECP3,489
0.49%
10Dileep KumarIndependent2,803
0.40%
11Dipendra Kumar VermaIndependent2,421
0.34%
12Munna LalIndependent2,173
0.31%
13Gaya PrasadCPI(ML)(L)1,767
0.25%
14Ram DasBRPP1,726
0.24%
15Maiku LalBSRD1,332
0.19%
16Daya Shankar BoseRDMP1,317
0.19%
Assembly segments

Lead of Rakesh Rathor (INC) over Rajesh Verma (BJP) in each assembly segment. Bars to the right are segments the winner led; bars to the left went to the runner-up.

◀ Rajesh Verma (BJP) ledRakesh Rathor (INC) led ▶

EVM votes by assembly segment (ECI report 34). Postal ballots are counted at constituency level only, so segment totals are slightly lower than the final result.

Assembly segments of Sitapur: Lok Sabha lead and assembly winner
SegmentElectorsLed in Lok Sabha 2024Assembly winner (latest)
Sitapur AC 1464,03,591INC by 16,326BJP (2022)
Laharpur AC 1483,62,080INC by 24,448SP (2022)
Biswan AC 1493,44,650INC by 42,531BJP (2022)
Sevata AC 1503,21,836BJP by 13,825BJP (2022)
Mahmoodabad AC 1513,28,210INC by 19,921BJP (2022)
Map

Sitapur outlined in orange among the Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha seats, each coloured by the 2024 winner. Click a seat to open it. Boundaries are approximate.

SPBJPINCRLDADALBSPOthers
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FAQ

Answers use the Election Commission of India statistical report for the 2024 general election.

Who won the Sitapur Lok Sabha seat in 2024?

Rakesh Rathor of the Indian National Congress (INC) won Sitapur in the 2024 Lok Sabha election with 5,31,138 votes (48.20%). The margin over Rajesh Verma (BJP) was 89,641 votes.

What was the voter turnout in Sitapur in 2024?

11,02,725 of 17,60,367 registered electors voted, a turnout of 62.64% across 2,018 polling stations.

Which assembly segments are in Sitapur?

Sitapur is made up of 5 assembly segments: Sitapur, Laharpur, Biswan, Sevata, Mahmoodabad. Rakesh Rathor led in 4 of them on EVM votes.

Who has won Sitapur in past Lok Sabha elections?

2024: Rakesh Rathor (INC); 2019: Rajesh Verma (BJP); 2014: Rajesh Verma (BJP); 2009: Kaisar Jahan (BSP).

Is Sitapur a reserved Lok Sabha seat?

No, Sitapur is a general (unreserved) constituency.

When is the next Lok Sabha election for Sitapur?

The Lok Sabha elected in 2024 completes its five-year term in 2029, so the next general election is due by mid-2029 unless the house is dissolved early or a bye-election is held for this seat.

Source: Election Commission of India, General Election to Lok Sabha 2024 statistical reports — 33 (constituency-wise detailed result), 32 (constituency data summary) and 34 (details of assembly segments). Segment figures are EVM votes only. Boundaries: DataMeet india_pc_2019 (simplified, CC0), approximate.

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