Sikar, Rajasthan — Lok Sabha Election Results

Compiled by EveryElectionResult.com's data team · Last updated 2026-08-30

Sikar (Rajasthan) was won by Sumedhanand Saraswati (Bharatiya Janata Party) at the 2019 Lok Sabha general election, with a margin of 297,156 votes over Subhash Maharia. This page covers every Lok Sabha general election in Sikar, Rajasthan, from 1951 to 2019.

Full Election History, 1951–2019

Election	Winner	Party	Votes	Vote Share	Runner-up	Margin
1951	Nand Lal	RRP	52,980	39.5%	Bajai Kamal Nayan Jamna Lal (Indian National Congress)	4,185 (3.1 pts)
1957	Rameshwar Tantia	Indian National Congress	84,163	42.4%	Sagar Mal (Independent)	9,663 (4.9 pts)
1962	Rameshwarlal Tantia	Indian National Congress	88,826	34.9%	Sagar Mal (Jharkhand Party)	33,107 (13.0 pts)
1967	S. Saboo	Bharatiya Jana Sangh	130,945	35.9%	T. Rameshwar (Indian National Congress)	20,108 (5.5 pts)
1971	Shrikishan	Indian National Congress	212,263	55.8%	Surendra Kumar Taparia (Bharatiya Jana Sangh)	133,909 (35.2 pts)
1977	Jagdish Prasad Mathur	Bharatiya Lok Dal	256,672	66.2%	Shri Kishan (Indian National Congress)	157,193 (40.5 pts)
1980	Kumbha Ram Arya	Janata Party (Secular)	153,218	34.4%	Shrikishna (Congress (I))	34,132 (7.7 pts)
1984	Bal Ram	Indian National Congress	292,132	52.5%	Ghanshyam Tiwari (Bharatiya Janata Party)	179,559 (32.2 pts)
1989	Devi Lal	Janata Dal	375,855	51.8%	Balram (Indian National Congress)	46,756 (6.5 pts)
1991	Balram	Indian National Congress	323,153	52.3%	Harlal Singh Kharra (Bharatiya Janata Party)	110,685 (17.9 pts)
1996	Hari Singh	Indian National Congress	264,523	43.7%	Subhash Maharia (Bharatiya Janata Party)	38,009 (6.3 pts)
1998	Subhash Mahariya	Bharatiya Janata Party	293,502	37.2%	Hari Singh (Indian National Congress)	41,322 (5.2 pts)
1999	Subhash Maharia	Bharatiya Janata Party	341,445	45.6%	Balram (Indian National Congress)	28,173 (3.8 pts)
2004	Subhash Meharia	Bharatiya Janata Party	367,546	47.2%	Narayan Singh (Indian National Congress)	54,683 (7.0 pts)
2009	Mahadev Singh	Indian National Congress	324,812	44.8%	Subhash Maharia (Bharatiya Janata Party)	149,426 (20.6 pts)
2014	Sumedhanand Saraswati	Bharatiya Janata Party	499,428	46.9%	Pratap Singh Jat (Indian National Congress)	239,196 (22.4 pts)
2019	Sumedhanand Saraswati	Bharatiya Janata Party	772,104	58.5%	Subhash Maharia (Indian National Congress)	297,156 (22.5 pts)

Full Result Breakdown by Election

1951

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Nand Lal	RRP	52,980	39.5%
Bajai Kamal Nayan Jamna Lal	Indian National Congress	48,795	36.4%
Tilak Singh	KLP	32,383	24.1%

1957

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Rameshwar Tantia	Indian National Congress	84,163	42.4%
Sagar Mal	Independent	74,500	37.5%
Tirlok Singh	Communist Party of India	39,848	20.1%
Ballu	Independent	0	0.0%

1962

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Rameshwarlal Tantia	Indian National Congress	88,826	34.9%
Sagar Mal	Jharkhand Party	55,719	21.9%
Trilok Singh	Communist Party of India	53,123	20.9%
Bansidhar Sharma	Independent	18,956	7.5%
Mahadeo	Independent	16,141	6.3%
Waras Khan	Independent	13,809	5.4%
Bhanwar Singh	RRP	7,654	3.0%

1967

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
S. Saboo	Bharatiya Jana Sangh	130,945	35.9%
T. Rameshwar	Indian National Congress	110,837	30.4%
T. Singh	CPI (Marxist)	70,659	19.4%
Ramdeo	Independent	11,935	3.3%
D. Singh	Independent	11,056	3.0%
G. Alikhan	Independent	9,440	2.6%
Premsukh	Independent	8,137	2.2%
Mangihal	Independent	7,806	2.1%
Kishnaram	Independent	3,833	1.1%

1971

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Shrikishan	Indian National Congress	212,263	55.8%
Surendra Kumar Taparia	Bharatiya Jana Sangh	78,354	20.6%
Moarka Radhe Shyam Ram Kumar	BKD	36,791	9.7%
Trilok Singh	CPI (Marxist)	24,101	6.3%
Mahadeo Prasad	Independent	6,418	1.7%
Ram Sukh	Independent	5,248	1.4%
Waraskhan	Independent	3,360	0.9%
Badri	Independent	3,110	0.8%
Kishnaram	Independent	2,615	0.7%
Mangal Chand	Independent	2,533	0.7%
Mangilal	Independent	2,045	0.5%
Hanmanaram	Independent	1,446	0.4%
Ramdeo Singh	Independent	1,290	0.3%
Ramballabh Taparia	Independent	586	0.2%

1977

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Jagdish Prasad Mathur	Bharatiya Lok Dal	256,672	66.2%
Shri Kishan	Indian National Congress	99,479	25.6%
Trilok Singh	CPI (Marxist)	24,199	6.2%
Tej Singh	RRP	7,612	2.0%

1980

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Kumbha Ram Arya	Janata Party (Secular)	153,218	34.4%
Shrikishna	Congress (I)	119,086	26.8%
Jagdish Prasad Mathur	Janata Party	112,975	25.4%
Jagdish	Independent	13,447	3.0%
Madan Singh	Independent	12,140	2.7%
Ganga Singh	Independent	9,833	2.2%
Mangi Lal Meena	Independent	6,543	1.5%
Ladu Ram	Independent	4,208	0.9%
Ganpat Ram	Independent	3,032	0.7%
Suman Kanwar	Independent	2,623	0.6%
Ram Ballabh Tapuriah	Independent	2,605	0.6%
Abdul Gani	Independent	1,955	0.4%
Nand Kishore Sharma	Independent	1,250	0.3%
Ram Gopal	Independent	1,200	0.3%
Mahada Ram	Independent	1,041	0.2%

1984

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Bal Ram	Indian National Congress	292,132	52.5%
Ghanshyam Tiwari	Bharatiya Janata Party	112,573	20.2%
Gopal Singh	LKD	108,845	19.5%
Kishan Singh	Independent	9,353	1.7%
Alam Ali Khan	Janata Party	7,877	1.4%
Ganga Singh	Independent	6,244	1.1%
Mahal Chand Sharma	Independent	4,253	0.8%
Ram Kumar	Independent	2,905	0.5%
Bhanwar Singh	Independent	2,847	0.5%
Govind Ram	Independent	2,213	0.4%
Rameshwar Saini	Independent	1,578	0.3%
Siv Narain	Independent	1,390	0.2%
Aswani Kumar	Independent	1,344	0.2%
Shyam Lal	Independent	1,145	0.2%
Nanak Chand	Independent	1,053	0.2%
Abdul Karim	Independent	600	0.1%
Phool Chand Meena	Independent	499	0.1%

1989

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Devi Lal	Janata Dal	375,855	51.8%
Balram	Indian National Congress	329,099	45.4%
Mahal Chand Sharma	Independent	7,253	1.0%
Kishan Singh	DDP	2,521	0.3%
Mangal Chand Soni (Major Soni)	Independent	1,626	0.2%
Richpal Singh	Independent	1,377	0.2%
Rameshwar	Independent	1,086	0.1%
Shyam Lal	Independent	942	0.1%
Thakur Ganga Singh Shekhawat	Independent	873	0.1%
Kalu Ram	Independent	843	0.1%
Govindram Jadiya	Independent	685	0.1%
Rajendra	LKD (B)	488	0.1%
Malaram Kummawat	Independent	422	0.1%
Shyam Sunder	Independent	406	0.1%
Mal Singh	Independent	388	0.1%
Ram Kumar	Independent	371	0.1%
Sultan	Independent	353	0.0%
Shivnath Singh	Independent	234	0.0%
Ramesh Kumar Soni	Independent	152	0.0%

1991

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Balram	Indian National Congress	323,153	52.3%
Harlal Singh Kharra	Bharatiya Janata Party	212,468	34.4%
Dilsukh Rai	Janata Dal	58,418	9.5%
Mahal Chand Sharma	Independent	4,749	0.8%
Ramballabh Taparia	Independent	2,177	0.4%
Rugharam	DDP	1,925	0.3%
Bhanwarlal	Independent	1,890	0.3%
Kalu Ram	Independent	1,641	0.3%
Santosh Tiwari (W)	Independent	1,559	0.3%
Bhagwan Singh	JKMP	1,503	0.2%
Vinod Kumar Sain	Independent	1,463	0.2%
Abdul Rehaman	Independent	1,443	0.2%
Rameshwar Lal Saini	Independent	1,236	0.2%
Madhavendra Kumar Sharma	Independent	1,046	0.2%
Shyam Lal	Independent	648	0.1%
Shiv Nath Singh	Independent	630	0.1%
Bhagirath Mal	Independent	542	0.1%
Vidyadhar Singh	Independent	416	0.1%
Surja Ram	Independent	375	0.1%
Sheoram	Independent	366	0.1%
Bhagwana	Independent	257	0.0%

1996

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Hari Singh	Indian National Congress	264,523	43.7%
Subhash Maharia	Bharatiya Janata Party	226,514	37.4%
Amara Ram	CPI (Marxist)	56,452	9.3%
Narendra Shekhawat Mundru	Janata Dal	11,789	1.9%
Banwari Lal Kumawat	Independent	7,226	1.2%
Narayan Lal Rad	Independent	5,077	0.8%
Moti Khan	Independent	4,405	0.7%
Sikander Khan Lohani	Independent	3,605	0.6%
Jakiya	Independent	2,473	0.4%
Hari Ram	Bahujan Samaj Party	2,463	0.4%
Nagesh Chandra	KP	2,235	0.4%
Richhapal Nehra	Independent	1,852	0.3%
Tilok	Independent	1,549	0.3%
Prabhat Kumawat	Independent	1,531	0.3%
Sushil Kumar	Shiv Sena	1,390	0.2%
Richhapal Gothwal	Independent	1,386	0.2%
Rameswar Lal Saini	Independent	1,162	0.2%
Bhagirath Singh Kharrate	Independent	1,155	0.2%
Pandit Satyanarayan Sharma	ABJS	1,130	0.2%
Zakir Ahmed	Independent	847	0.1%
Kishna Ram Kumawat	Independent	780	0.1%
Dalel Singh Jakhar	Independent	645	0.1%
Lalit Kishore Mishra	Independent	531	0.1%
Ratan Lal	Independent	501	0.1%
Gurumukh Das Dalwani	Independent	500	0.1%
Raj Kumar Patni	Independent	495	0.1%
Rogharam Jat	Independent	489	0.1%
Sahjad	Independent	410	0.1%
Kalu Ram	Independent	387	0.1%
Rameswar Lal	Independent	330	0.1%
Santosh Tiwari	Independent	314	0.1%
Kan Singh Nirvan	Independent	306	0.1%
Murlidhar Jangid	Independent	305	0.1%
Sankar Lal Gupta	Independent	254	0.0%
Anawar Hussain Behlim	Independent	203	0.0%

1998

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Subhash Mahariya	Bharatiya Janata Party	293,502	37.2%
Hari Singh	Indian National Congress	252,180	32.0%
Amra Ram	CPI (Marxist)	196,432	24.9%
Chatar Singh	AIRJP	20,268	2.6%
Manohar Singh	Bahujan Samaj Party	11,506	1.5%
Ajay Pal	Independent	6,039	0.8%
Vinod Kumar Yadav	Independent	2,962	0.4%
Devi Sahai	Rashtriya Janata Dal	2,761	0.4%
Ram Lal	Independent	1,426	0.2%
Shashi Kant	AJBP	1,039	0.1%

1999

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Subhash Maharia	Bharatiya Janata Party	341,445	45.6%
Balram	Indian National Congress	313,272	41.8%
Amra Ram	CPI (Marxist)	80,491	10.7%
Ajaypal	Independent	5,435	0.7%
Ramswarup	Samajwadi Party	3,909	0.5%
Mohd. Umarddin	Bahujan Samaj Party	3,643	0.5%
Shashikant	Independent	1,209	0.2%

2004

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Subhash Meharia	Bharatiya Janata Party	367,546	47.2%
Narayan Singh	Indian National Congress	312,863	40.1%
Amraram	CPI (Marxist)	66,241	8.5%
Ramesh Chandra Sharma Advocate	Independent	9,774	1.3%
Bhagirath Singh Kharrate Mahan	ABHM	9,530	1.2%
Gulam Nabi	Bahujan Samaj Party	8,072	1.0%
Ajay Pal	Independent	5,445	0.7%

2009

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Mahadev Singh	Indian National Congress	324,812	44.8%
Subhash Maharia	Bharatiya Janata Party	175,386	24.2%
Amararam	CPI (Marxist)	161,590	22.3%
Bharat Singh Tanwar	Bahujan Samaj Party	30,374	4.2%
Maheshkumar	Independent	8,163	1.1%
Hanuman Sahai	Independent	7,759	1.1%
Acharaya Devendra Kumar Pauranik	Samajwadi Party	3,559	0.5%
Mahabeer Parsad	Independent	3,466	0.5%
Ramesh Sharma	Independent	2,785	0.4%
Ajaypal	Independent	1,847	0.3%
Jugal Kishor Meghawal	Independent	1,394	0.2%
Hemchand Agrawal	BCP	1,246	0.2%
D. P. Kumawat	RJVP	812	0.1%
Sita Devi	BHBP	786	0.1%
Makhan Lal Saini	JGP	728	0.1%
Bhagvan Sahay	LJP	558	0.1%

2014

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Sumedhanand Saraswati	Bharatiya Janata Party	499,428	46.9%
Pratap Singh Jat	Indian National Congress	260,232	24.4%
Subhash Maharia	Independent	188,841	17.7%
Amara Ram	CPI (Marxist)	53,134	5.0%
Major Surendra Kumar Punia	Aam Aadmi Party	15,666	1.5%
Pratap Singh	Independent	10,666	1.0%
None Of The Above	Independent	7,410	0.7%
Ajaypal	Independent	7,036	0.7%
Swami Bhagirath Singh Kharrante Bhadhadar	ABHM	5,387	0.5%
Duli Chand Kumawat	Independent	4,375	0.4%
Gulam Nabi Azad	Bahujan Samaj Party	4,112	0.4%
Surendra Kumar Phulwariya	Independent	3,633	0.3%
Kanhaiya Lal Balai	Independent	2,169	0.2%
Ramesh Sharma	BP	1,635	0.2%
Satish Kumar Sharma	Janata Party	1,058	0.1%
Vimal Indoria	JMBP	968	0.1%

2019

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Sumedhanand Saraswati	Bharatiya Janata Party	772,104	58.5%
Subhash Maharia	Indian National Congress	474,948	36.0%
Amraram	CPI (Marxist)	31,462	2.4%
Vijendra Kumar	BJSP	12,416	0.9%
Bhagirath Singh Kharrte Bhadhadar	Independent	8,034	0.6%
Sita Devi	Bahujan Samaj Party	6,831	0.5%
Bhagwan Sahay	Independent	3,555	0.3%
Ajaypal	Independent	3,355	0.3%
Vikas Kumar	Independent	2,319	0.2%
Shivbhagwan Sardiwal	DSPVAD	1,862	0.1%
Bansilal Kataria	Independent	1,462	0.1%
Ankur Sharma	Independent	805	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

Sikar has been contested at 17 Lok Sabha general elections on record since 1951. Parties that have won this seat over that span: RRP, Indian National Congress, Bharatiya Jana Sangh, Bharatiya Lok Dal, Janata Party (Secular), Janata Dal, Bharatiya Janata Party.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won Sikar in the 2019 Lok Sabha election?

Sumedhanand Saraswati (Bharatiya Janata Party) won Sikar, Rajasthan, in 2019 with 772,104 votes (58.5%), a margin of 297,156 votes over Subhash Maharia.

Which parties have won Sikar since 1951?

Since 1951, Sikar has been won by: Bharatiya Jana Sangh, Bharatiya Janata Party, Bharatiya Lok Dal, Indian National Congress, Janata Dal, Janata Party (Secular), RRP.

What was the closest result in Sikar?

The closest result on record for Sikar was 1951, when RRP beat Indian National Congress by just 4,185 votes (3.1 percentage points).