Bilhaur, Uttar Pradesh — Lok Sabha Election Results
Compiled by EveryElectionResult.com's data team · Last updated 2026-08-30
Bilhaur (Uttar Pradesh) was won by Raja Ram Pal (Bahujan Samaj Party) at the 2004 Lok Sabha general election, with a margin of 24,402 votes over Lal Singh Tomar. This page covers every Lok Sabha general election in Bilhaur, Uttar Pradesh, from 1957 to 2004.
Full Election History, 1957–2004
Election
Winner
Party
Votes
Vote Share
Runner-up
Margin
1957
Jagdish Awasthi
Independent
86,408
45.4%
Vankatesh Narayan Tivary (Indian National Congress)
4,355 (2.3 pts)
1962
Brij Behari Mehrotra
Indian National Congress
63,841
28.9%
Ram Gopal Singh (Praja Socialist Party)
5,866 (2.6 pts)
1967
S. Rohtagi
Indian National Congress
81,936
31.7%
B. Singh (Praja Socialist Party)
16,647 (6.4 pts)
1971
Shushila Rohatgi
Indian National Congress
154,613
57.0%
Bhagwat Prasad (Congress (O))
101,635 (37.4 pts)
1977
Ram Gopal Singh
Bharatiya Lok Dal
256,306
70.3%
Sushila Rohtagi (Indian National Congress)
168,175 (46.1 pts)
1980
Ram Narain Tripathi
Congress (I)
119,203
32.7%
Raghunath Singh (Janata Party)
9,190 (2.5 pts)
1984
Jagdish Awasthi
Indian National Congress
234,466
54.7%
Raghunath Singh (Independent)
81,610 (19.1 pts)
1989
Arun Kumar Nehru
Janata Dal
285,047
57.5%
Jagdish Awasthi (Indian National Congress)
146,232 (29.5 pts)
1991
Shyam Bihari Mishra
Bharatiya Janata Party
137,421
30.2%
Kuwar Sarwan Kumar Singh (Janata Party)
41,624 (9.2 pts)
1996
Shyam Behari S/O Baij Nath
Bharatiya Janata Party
215,561
38.9%
Rajaram Pal (Bahujan Samaj Party)
33,539 (6.1 pts)
1998
Shyam Bihari Mishra
Bharatiya Janata Party
280,318
41.4%
Raja Ram Pal (Bahujan Samaj Party)
98,547 (14.5 pts)
1999
Shyam Bihari Mishra
Bharatiya Janata Party
192,054
30.4%
Raja Ram Pal (Bahujan Samaj Party)
3,223 (0.5 pts)
2004
Raja Ram Pal
Bahujan Samaj Party
223,195
34.8%
Lal Singh Tomar (Samajwadi Party)
24,402 (3.8 pts)
Full Result Breakdown by Election
1957
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Jagdish Awasthi
Independent
86,408
45.4%
Vankatesh Narayan Tivary
Indian National Congress
82,053
43.1%
Lakshmi Narayan
Praja Socialist Party
21,728
11.4%
1962
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Brij Behari Mehrotra
Indian National Congress
63,841
28.9%
Ram Gopal Singh
Praja Socialist Party
57,975
26.2%
Jagdish Awashti
Socialist Party
48,547
21.9%
Baldeo Singh
REP
16,271
7.4%
Gauri Shanker
Independent
11,395
5.2%
Badri Singh
Swatantra Party
11,154
5.0%
Rameshwar Singh Sisodia
Jharkhand Party
7,955
3.6%
Lakshmi Narain
Independent
4,036
1.8%
1967
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
S. Rohtagi
Indian National Congress
81,936
31.7%
B. Singh
Praja Socialist Party
65,289
25.3%
J. Awasthi
Samyukta Socialist Party
56,710
22.0%
B. Singh
Bharatiya Jana Sangh
30,385
11.8%
Pushpalata
Independent
15,229
5.9%
J.N. Pandey
Swatantra Party
8,808
3.4%
1971
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Shushila Rohatgi
Indian National Congress
154,613
57.0%
Bhagwat Prasad
Congress (O)
52,978
19.5%
Balwan Singh
BKD
45,325
16.7%
Raj Kumar
Independent
7,273
2.7%
Naim
Independent
4,530
1.7%
Ram Shanker Aherwar
Praja Socialist Party
3,336
1.2%
Mangal Das
Independent
2,718
1.0%
Ishtiaq Ali
Independent
671
0.2%
1977
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Ram Gopal Singh
Bharatiya Lok Dal
256,306
70.3%
Sushila Rohtagi
Indian National Congress
88,131
24.2%
Amrit Lal
Independent
11,228
3.1%
Rao Shivpal Singh
Independent
8,874
2.4%
1980
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Ram Narain Tripathi
Congress (I)
119,203
32.7%
Raghunath Singh
Janata Party
110,013
30.2%
Harmohan Singh Yadev
Janata Party (Secular)
106,859
29.3%
K.P.Sinha
Independent
6,404
1.8%
Jagannath
Independent
3,617
1.0%
Maharaj Singh Bharti
SSD
3,129
0.9%
Akhtar Ali
Independent
3,100
0.9%
Surendra Kumar
Independent
3,079
0.8%
Mewa Lal Yadav
Congress (U)
2,434
0.7%
Ram Dayal
Independent
1,981
0.5%
Raj Kumar
Independent
1,444
0.4%
Brijesh Kumar Katiyar
Independent
1,273
0.3%
Gulkhan Azad
Independent
953
0.3%
Ran Vijay Singh Gaur
Independent
885
0.2%
1984
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Jagdish Awasthi
Indian National Congress
234,466
54.7%
Raghunath Singh
Independent
152,856
35.7%
Bishambher Singh Sachn
Bharatiya Janata Party
12,829
3.0%
Babulal Nishad
Independent
3,337
0.8%
Suraj Bali
Independent
3,120
0.7%
Jagatnarain Gupta
Independent
3,111
0.7%
Om Prakash
Independent
2,927
0.7%
Kali Shankar
Independent
2,477
0.6%
Prabhat Mishra
Independent
2,386
0.6%
Gargi Prasad Misra
Independent
2,223
0.5%
Puttilal Yadav
Independent
2,003
0.5%
Gopi Krishna
Independent
2,000
0.5%
Satya Prakash
Independent
1,619
0.4%
Ibrahim Lodi
Independent
1,033
0.2%
Jai Ram Singh
Independent
742
0.2%
Chhotelal Gupta
Independent
697
0.2%
Surendra Pandey
Independent
576
0.1%
1989
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Arun Kumar Nehru
Janata Dal
285,047
57.5%
Jagdish Awasthi
Indian National Congress
138,815
28.0%
Jaiveer
Bahujan Samaj Party
23,360
4.7%
Jagdish Prasad
Independent
14,286
2.9%
Ram Gopal
LKD (B)
7,242
1.5%
Mahendra Pal
ICJ(TG)
6,320
1.3%
Shyam Singh
JNP (JP)
5,463
1.1%
Arvind
Independent
3,230
0.7%
Ramchandra
DDP
2,815
0.6%
Ravendra Singh
Independent
1,462
0.3%
Gulkhan Azad
Independent
1,337
0.3%
Raj Kumar
Hindustan Mazdoor Sevak Sangh
1,301
0.3%
Laxminarain
Independent
1,274
0.3%
Kailash Singh
Independent
1,169
0.2%
Nirmal Kumar
Independent
954
0.2%
Umesh Chandra
Independent
802
0.2%
Deoraj
Independent
751
0.2%
C. Saxena
Independent
325
0.1%
1991
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Shyam Bihari Mishra
Bharatiya Janata Party
137,421
30.2%
Kuwar Sarwan Kumar Singh
Janata Party
95,797
21.1%
Malhotra Jayant Kumar
Indian National Congress
95,072
20.9%
Virendra Nath Dixit
Janata Dal
92,173
20.3%
Bharat Singh
LKD
7,919
1.7%
Uma Dutt
Independent
3,902
0.9%
Rajiv
Independent
2,196
0.5%
Dhani Ram
Independent
1,905
0.4%
Ch. Bhanpal Singh Yadav
Independent
1,897
0.4%
Herdeo
Independent
1,681
0.4%
Ram Ratan
Independent
1,582
0.3%
Vimal Kumar
Independent
1,540
0.3%
Shiv Kumar
SOP(L)
1,201
0.3%
Dixit Krishan Bihari
DDP
1,135
0.2%
Shiv Narain
Independent
1,089
0.2%
Ajit Kumar
Independent
1,057
0.2%
Ramendra Singh Katiyar
Independent
1,034
0.2%
Ram Babu
Independent
896
0.2%
Mevalal Yadav
Independent
850
0.2%
Naresh Chandra
Shiv Sena
748
0.2%
Asha Lata (W)
Independent
723
0.2%
Arvind
Independent
668
0.1%
Prema Devi (W)
MDL
573
0.1%
Sipahi Lal
Independent
560
0.1%
Avinash Chandra Trivedi
Independent
524
0.1%
Raj Kumar Tiwari
Hindustan Mazdoor Sevak Sangh
401
0.1%
1996
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Shyam Behari S/O Baij Nath
Bharatiya Janata Party
215,561
38.9%
Rajaram Pal
Bahujan Samaj Party
182,022
32.9%
Sukhram Singh
Samajwadi Party
99,637
18.0%
Kunwar Shivnath Singh Kushwah
Indian National Congress
25,237
4.6%
Sanjay Patel
Independent
3,629
0.7%
Ravindra Singh S/O Raghuraj Singh
Independent
3,318
0.6%
Suresh Chandra
Independent
2,501
0.5%
Ramendra Singh Katiyar
Independent
2,137
0.4%
Ginni Lal
Independent
1,851
0.3%
Sharad Shah
SMP
1,460
0.3%
Santosh Kumar Singh Chandel
AIIC(T)
1,250
0.2%
Shushil
Independent
1,220
0.2%
Ram Naresh Kushwaha
Independent
1,044
0.2%
Ram Kishore Kamal
SSD
882
0.2%
Rajendra Kumar Balmiki
Independent
879
0.2%
Ram Babu
Independent
803
0.1%
Shamim Uttam
Independent
784
0.1%
Devendra Kumar
Independent
698
0.1%
Dinesh Chandra Shukla
Independent
656
0.1%
Shyam Kishore
Independent
619
0.1%
Shyam Behari S\O Maikoo
Independent
574
0.1%
Sri Ram Kamal
Independent
556
0.1%
Vinod Kumar
Independent
545
0.1%
Vinod Bhardwaj
Janata Party
508
0.1%
Sita Ram S/O Ram Nath Pal
Independent
488
0.1%
Ramendra Tiwari
Independent
487
0.1%
Shekhar
Independent
477
0.1%
Ravindra Singh S\O Sumer Singh
Independent
460
0.1%
Virendra Singh
Independent
381
0.1%
Mahant Ram Autar Saini
Independent
371
0.1%
Sita Ram Son Of Ram Nath
Independent
362
0.1%
Ramakant
Independent
359
0.1%
S.M. Tarik
Independent
329
0.1%
Viswanath
RPI
303
0.1%
Anil Kumar
Independent
301
0.1%
Pradeep
Independent
219
0.0%
Awadh Behari S/O Baleshwar
Independent
213
0.0%
Rajan Bajpai
Independent
167
0.0%
Krishna Murari
Independent
135
0.0%
Awadh Behari S\O Harish Chandra
Independent
123
0.0%
Shailendra Kumar
ABRS
115
0.0%
1998
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Shyam Bihari Mishra
Bharatiya Janata Party
280,318
41.4%
Raja Ram Pal
Bahujan Samaj Party
181,771
26.8%
Hari Kishan
Samajwadi Party
176,106
26.0%
Bhudhar Narain Mishra
Indian National Congress
27,020
4.0%
Mahesh Pal
AD
3,272
0.5%
Jodha Ram
Independent
2,692
0.4%
Mohal Lal
Independent
1,907
0.3%
Kishor Tripathi
Independent
1,179
0.2%
Vijay Pal
Independent
805
0.1%
Ram Swaroop
Independent
664
0.1%
Kamlesh
Independent
595
0.1%
Saroj Singh
Rashtriya Janata Dal
577
0.1%
Subhash Chandra
Independent
426
0.1%
Sahid Ali
ABRC(D)
361
0.1%
1999
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Shyam Bihari Mishra
Bharatiya Janata Party
192,054
30.4%
Raja Ram Pal
Bahujan Samaj Party
188,831
29.9%
Sadhuram Kushwaha
Samajwadi Party
124,415
19.7%
Naresh Bahadur
Indian National Congress
112,070
17.7%
Sohan Prakash
AD
12,950
2.0%
Devendra
AJBP
1,026
0.2%
Brijkishore Pathak
BNJS
806
0.1%
Ram Kishan
Independent
298
0.0%
2004
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Raja Ram Pal
Bahujan Samaj Party
223,195
34.8%
Lal Singh Tomar
Samajwadi Party
198,793
31.0%
Shyam Bihari Mishra
Bharatiya Janata Party
159,681
24.9%
Madan Mohan Shukla
Indian National Congress
34,049
5.3%
Surya Bali
Independent
7,054
1.1%
Raj Bahadur
AD
4,777
0.7%
Janey Alam
Nationalist Congress Party
3,776
0.6%
Babu Ram Kureel
Independent
2,142
0.3%
Rajesh Kumar
Independent
2,104
0.3%
Phool Singh Kushwaha
Independent
1,623
0.3%
Dr. V N Pal
IJP
1,597
0.2%
Raja Ram Yadav
Rashtriya Janata Dal
1,352
0.2%
Prabhu Dayal
RSBP
1,254
0.2%
Margin Over Time
Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party's broad bloc (Congress / BJP / Left / other).
Trend
Bilhaur has been contested at 13 Lok Sabha general elections on record since 1957. Parties that have won this seat over that span: Independent, Indian National Congress, Bharatiya Lok Dal, Congress (I), Janata Dal, Bharatiya Janata Party, Bahujan Samaj Party.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won Bilhaur in the 2004 Lok Sabha election?
Raja Ram Pal (Bahujan Samaj Party) won Bilhaur, Uttar Pradesh, in 2004 with 223,195 votes (34.8%), a margin of 24,402 votes over Lal Singh Tomar.
Which parties have won Bilhaur since 1957?
Since 1957, Bilhaur has been won by: Bahujan Samaj Party, Bharatiya Janata Party, Bharatiya Lok Dal, Congress (I), Independent, Indian National Congress, Janata Dal.
What was the closest result in Bilhaur?
The closest result on record for Bilhaur was 1999, when Bharatiya Janata Party beat Bahujan Samaj Party by just 3,223 votes (0.5 percentage points).