Compiled by EveryElectionResult.com's data team · Last updated 2026-08-30
Sirsa (Haryana) was won by Sunita Duggal (Bharatiya Janata Party) at the 2019 Lok Sabha general election, with a margin of 309,918 votes over Ashok Tanwar. This page covers every Lok Sabha general election in Sirsa, Haryana, from 1967 to 2019.
Full Election History, 1967–2019
Election
Winner
Party
Votes
Vote Share
Runner-up
Margin
1967
D. Singh
Indian National Congress
193,919
55.3%
T. Singh (Independent)
159,281 (45.5 pts)
1971
Dalbir Singh
Indian National Congress
213,610
67.3%
Jagan Nath (VHP)
121,623 (38.3 pts)
1977
Chandram
Bharatiya Lok Dal
270,861
68.4%
Dalbir Singh (Indian National Congress)
153,168 (38.7 pts)
1980
Dalbir Singh
Congress (I)
153,233
37.0%
Phool Chand (Janata Party (Secular))
21,501 (5.2 pts)
1984
Dalbir Singh
Indian National Congress
277,855
54.7%
Mani Ram (LKD)
81,932 (16.1 pts)
1989
Het Ram
Janata Dal
304,768
49.8%
Mani Ram (Indian National Congress)
38,413 (6.3 pts)
1991
Shailja (W)
Indian National Congress
287,927
42.9%
Het Ram (Janata Party)
99,098 (14.8 pts)
1996
Selja
Indian National Congress
275,459
33.5%
Sushil Kumar (SAP)
15,147 (1.8 pts)
1998
Dr.Sushil Kumar Indora
HLD(R)
309,451
42.3%
Selja (Indian National Congress)
93,930 (12.8 pts)
1999
Dr. Sushil Kumar Indora
Indian National Lok Dal
419,278
66.0%
Om Parkash (Indian National Congress)
219,726 (34.6 pts)
2004
Atma Singh Gill
Indian National Congress
349,397
41.5%
Dr. Sushil Indora (Indian National Lok Dal)
71,475 (8.5 pts)
2009
Ashok Tanwar
Indian National Congress
415,584
42.4%
Dr. Sita Ram (Indian National Lok Dal)
35,499 (3.6 pts)
2014
Charanjeet Singh Rori
Indian National Lok Dal
506,370
39.6%
Ashok Tanwar (Indian National Congress)
115,736 (9.0 pts)
2019
Sunita Duggal
Bharatiya Janata Party
714,351
52.3%
Ashok Tanwar (Indian National Congress)
309,918 (22.7 pts)
Full Result Breakdown by Election
1967
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
D. Singh
Indian National Congress
193,919
55.3%
T. Singh
Independent
34,638
9.9%
A. Singh
Independent
27,877
8.0%
F. Chand
Samyukta Socialist Party
23,653
6.8%
R. Sarup
Swatantra Party
17,191
4.9%
D. Ram
Communist Party of India
12,015
3.4%
S. Ram
Praja Socialist Party
10,905
3.1%
P. Ram
Independent
9,151
2.6%
S. Singh
Independent
6,859
2.0%
S. Ram
Independent
5,153
1.5%
S.Ram
Independent
5,127
1.5%
H. Singh
Independent
3,907
1.1%
1971
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Dalbir Singh
Indian National Congress
213,610
67.3%
Jagan Nath
VHP
91,987
29.0%
Bhagirath Dukhi
RPK
4,878
1.5%
Chanda Ram
Independent
4,485
1.4%
Om Prakash
Praja Socialist Party
2,642
0.8%
1977
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Chandram
Bharatiya Lok Dal
270,861
68.4%
Dalbir Singh
Indian National Congress
117,693
29.7%
Gurnam Singh
Independent
5,489
1.4%
Ajmer Singh
Independent
1,745
0.4%
1980
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Dalbir Singh
Congress (I)
153,233
37.0%
Phool Chand
Janata Party (Secular)
131,732
31.8%
Kesra Ram
Janata Party
96,996
23.4%
Phool Nath
Independent
7,754
1.9%
Tulsi Devi
Independent
7,751
1.9%
Tansukh Ram
Independent
6,451
1.6%
Sham Lal
Independent
2,325
0.6%
Baldev Singh
Independent
1,980
0.5%
Lahore
Independent
1,833
0.4%
Bhani Ram
RRP
1,802
0.4%
Buta Singh
Independent
971
0.2%
Hari Ram
Independent
885
0.2%
1984
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Dalbir Singh
Indian National Congress
277,855
54.7%
Mani Ram
LKD
195,923
38.5%
Jaswant Singh
Bharatiya Janata Party
8,471
1.7%
Ram Sarup
Janata Party
6,115
1.2%
Jogi Ram
Independent
3,844
0.8%
Sahab Ram
Independent
2,829
0.6%
Ram Kumar
Independent
2,003
0.4%
Boota Singh
Independent
1,269
0.2%
Jagdish
Independent
1,168
0.2%
Mohinder
Independent
1,163
0.2%
Dhana Ram
Independent
963
0.2%
Raid Chand
Independent
905
0.2%
Lal Singh
Independent
853
0.2%
Ram Singh
Independent
718
0.1%
Anil Kumar
Independent
657
0.1%
Darbara Singh
Independent
652
0.1%
Sawarn Singh
Independent
634
0.1%
Gurdev Singh
Independent
536
0.1%
Dalip Singh
Independent
468
0.1%
Phool Singh
Independent
436
0.1%
Gurdial Singh
Independent
434
0.1%
Tara Chand
Independent
403
0.1%
1989
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Het Ram
Janata Dal
304,768
49.8%
Mani Ram
Indian National Congress
266,355
43.5%
Gopi Ram
JNP (JP)
18,048
2.9%
Surjan Ram
Bahujan Samaj Party
8,638
1.4%
Gokal
Independent
6,037
1.0%
Joginder Singh
DDP
1,619
0.3%
Milkh Raj
Independent
901
0.1%
Phali Ram
Independent
860
0.1%
Jogi Ram
Independent
817
0.1%
Devi Lal
Independent
715
0.1%
Ranjit
Independent
683
0.1%
Thakar Ram
Independent
610
0.1%
Upas Kumar
Independent
588
0.1%
Sham Lal
Independent
492
0.1%
Kartar
Independent
470
0.1%
Amar Singh
Independent
422
0.1%
1991
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Shailja (W)
Indian National Congress
287,927
42.9%
Het Ram
Janata Party
188,829
28.1%
Sakhi Ram
Janata Dal
61,665
9.2%
Payare Lal Fauji
Bharatiya Janata Party
43,873
6.5%
Ram Sharan
HVP
31,766
4.7%
Jameet Singh
Independent
27,648
4.1%
Prem Chand
Independent
8,299
1.2%
Chanan Dass
Independent
7,609
1.1%
Gokal
Independent
3,951
0.6%
Rajneet
Independent
3,004
0.4%
Amar Singh Rahi
Independent
1,861
0.3%
Dharam Paul
Independent
1,274
0.2%
Phali Ram
Independent
1,184
0.2%
Bhagwana
DDP
1,144
0.2%
Daryav Singh
Independent
793
0.1%
1996
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Selja
Indian National Congress
275,459
33.5%
Sushil Kumar
SAP
260,312
31.7%
Hans Raj
Bharatiya Janata Party
195,451
23.8%
Parkash Singh
Communist Party of India
27,573
3.4%
Baldev Singh Badal
Independent
15,130
1.8%
Gian Parkash
Independent
8,832
1.1%
Phool Singh
Independent
5,700
0.7%
Devi Lal
Independent
5,251
0.6%
Ram Swroop
Independent
5,119
0.6%
Pyare Lal
Independent
4,191
0.5%
Dharam Singh
Independent
3,025
0.4%
Ranjit
Independent
2,531
0.3%
Makhan Lal Alias Madan Lal
Independent
2,234
0.3%
Didar Singh
Independent
2,196
0.3%
Om Parkash
Independent
1,997
0.2%
Raj Kumar
Independent
1,754
0.2%
Radhe Shyam
Independent
1,620
0.2%
Khazan Singh
Independent
1,539
0.2%
Kartara Ram
Independent
1,153
0.1%
Mahabir Singh
Independent
1,089
0.1%
1998
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Dr.Sushil Kumar Indora
HLD(R)
309,451
42.3%
Selja
Indian National Congress
215,521
29.5%
Hans Raj
Bharatiya Janata Party
184,562
25.2%
Joginder Singh
Communist Party of India
11,270
1.5%
Darshan Lal
Independent
2,397
0.3%
Sushil Kumar
Independent
1,598
0.2%
Chhota Singh
Independent
1,371
0.2%
Phool Singh
Independent
1,137
0.2%
Partap
Independent
1,034
0.1%
Om Parkash
Independent
1,008
0.1%
Raj Kumar
Independent
899
0.1%
Baljeet Singh
Independent
879
0.1%
1999
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Dr. Sushil Kumar Indora
Indian National Lok Dal
419,278
66.0%
Om Parkash
Indian National Congress
199,552
31.4%
Babu Lal
Samajwadi Party
10,789
1.7%
Brij Lal
Independent
2,689
0.4%
Dr Sudarshan Kumar
Independent
2,372
0.4%
Raj Kumar Nagar
Independent
748
0.1%
2004
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Atma Singh Gill
Indian National Congress
349,397
41.5%
Dr. Sushil Indora
Indian National Lok Dal
277,922
33.0%
Mahavir Parshad
Bharatiya Janata Party
115,128
13.7%
Rair Chand
HVP
46,059
5.5%
Dr. Ramesh Bhukal
Bahujan Samaj Party
24,448
2.9%
Vikaramjit
Independent
13,132
1.6%
Ami Lal
RVP
10,823
1.3%
Desraj
Independent
4,773
0.6%
2009
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Ashok Tanwar
Indian National Congress
415,584
42.4%
Dr. Sita Ram
Indian National Lok Dal
380,085
38.7%
Rajesh Kumar
Bahujan Samaj Party
76,010
7.7%
Rajendra Prasad
HJCBL
45,709
4.7%
Comrade Ram Kumar
CPI (Marxist)
18,999
1.9%
Shanker Lal
Independent
14,630
1.5%
Raj Kumar Nagar
JKNPP
8,436
0.9%
Desraj
Independent
4,407
0.4%
Swarn Singh
RASJP
3,594
0.4%
Pawan Kumar
Independent
3,436
0.4%
Vazir Singh
Independent
3,293
0.3%
Pushpa Rani
Independent
3,069
0.3%
Narender Pal
Independent
1,699
0.2%
Hans Raj
RPI
1,211
0.1%
Jaibir Singh
Independent
1,077
0.1%
2014
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Charanjeet Singh Rori
Indian National Lok Dal
506,370
39.6%
Ashok Tanwar
Indian National Congress
390,634
30.5%
Dr. Sushil Indora
HJC(BL)
241,067
18.8%
Poonam Chand Ratti
Aam Aadmi Party
66,844
5.2%
Mangeram
Bahujan Samaj Party
20,750
1.6%
Comrade Ram Kumar
CPI (Marxist)
11,194
0.9%
Ranvir Khobra
Independent
7,308
0.6%
Rajbir Palna
Independent
5,636
0.4%
Raj Kumar Nagar
Samajwadi Party
4,208
0.3%
Mewa Singh
Independent
4,136
0.3%
None Of The Above
Independent
4,033
0.3%
Surender Kumar (Urf) Menpal Phoola
Independent
3,432
0.3%
Hansraj Hansa
JM
2,901
0.2%
Sanjiv Bhojraj
VIP
2,350
0.2%
Balwant Singh
BSMP
2,201
0.2%
Jagdish
Independent
2,145
0.2%
Jaipal Bhatti
Independent
1,365
0.1%
Manjeet Singh
Independent
1,334
0.1%
Fakir Chand
Independent
1,197
0.1%
2019
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Sunita Duggal
Bharatiya Janata Party
714,351
52.3%
Ashok Tanwar
Indian National Congress
404,433
29.6%
Nirmal Singh Malri
JJP
95,914
7.0%
Charanjeet Singh Rori
Indian National Lok Dal
88,093
6.5%
Janak Raj Atwal
Bahujan Samaj Party
25,107
1.8%
Rajender Sirsa
Independent
6,448
0.5%
Kashmir Chand Oad
Independent
4,056
0.3%
Vinod Kumar Sirkiband (Gihara)
Independent
3,839
0.3%
Ankur Gill
Shiv Sena
3,749
0.3%
Dr. Rajesh Mehandia
PPI(D)
3,038
0.2%
Surajmal Athwal
Independent
2,403
0.2%
Hira Singh Hanspur
PSP(L)
1,951
0.1%
Angrej Singh Alahi
RLP
1,938
0.1%
Rajesh Chaubara
RMPI
1,851
0.1%
Deepak
Independent
1,543
0.1%
Jaswant
BSCP
1,536
0.1%
Brij Pal Balmiki
BMP
1,514
0.1%
Dalip Luna
Independent
1,319
0.1%
Surender Kumar
Independent
1,186
0.1%
Virender Singh
Independent
878
0.1%
Margin Over Time
Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party's broad bloc (Congress / BJP / Left / other).
Trend
Sirsa has been contested at 14 Lok Sabha general elections on record since 1967. Parties that have won this seat over that span: Indian National Congress, Bharatiya Lok Dal, Congress (I), Janata Dal, HLD(R), Indian National Lok Dal, Bharatiya Janata Party.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won Sirsa in the 2019 Lok Sabha election?
Sunita Duggal (Bharatiya Janata Party) won Sirsa, Haryana, in 2019 with 714,351 votes (52.3%), a margin of 309,918 votes over Ashok Tanwar.
Which parties have won Sirsa since 1967?
Since 1967, Sirsa has been won by: Bharatiya Janata Party, Bharatiya Lok Dal, Congress (I), HLD(R), Indian National Congress, Indian National Lok Dal, Janata Dal.
What was the closest result in Sirsa?
The closest result on record for Sirsa was 1996, when Indian National Congress beat SAP by just 15,147 votes (1.8 percentage points).