1977 Rajasthan Legislative Assembly election

1977 Rajasthan Legislative Assembly election
All 200 seats in the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly ; 101 seats needed for a majority
Registered	15,494,289
Turnout	57.76%
CM before election; President's Rule ;	Elected CM ; Bhairon Singh Shekhawat ; JP

Last updated December 19, 2024

Elections to the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly were held in June 1977, to elect members of the 200 constituencies in Rajasthan, India. The Janata Party won a majority of seats as well as the popular vote, and its leader, Bhairon Singh Shekhawat was appointed as the Chief Minister of Rajasthan.^[1]

Result



Party		Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Janata Party	4,160,373	50.39	152	New
	Indian National Congress	2,599,772	31.49	41	–104
	Communist Party of India	91,640	1.11	1	–3
	Communist Party of India (Marxist)	61,682	0.75	1	+1
	Indian Union Muslim League	21,889	0.27	0	New
	Vishal Haryana Party	1,290	0.02	0	New
	Akhil Bharatiya Ram Rajya Parishad	320	0.00	0	New
	Independents	1,319,053	15.98	5	–6
Total		8,256,019	100.00	200	+16

Valid votes		8,256,019	97.89
Invalid/blank votes		177,653	2.11
Total votes		8,433,672	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		15,494,289	54.43
Source: ECI^[3]

Elected Members

Constituency	Reserved for (SC/ST/None)	Member
Bhadra	None	Lal Chand	Janata Party
Nohar	None	Bahadur Singh	Janata Party
Tibi	SC	Dungar Ram	Janata Party
Hanumangarh	None	Shopat Singh Makasar	Communist Party of India
Sangaria	None	Ram Chander	Indian National Congress
Ganganagar	None	Kedar Nath	Janata Party
Kesrisinghpur	SC	Manphool Ram	Indian National Congress
Karanpur	None	Jagtar Singh	Indian National Congress
Raisinghnagar	SC	Dula Ram	Indian National Congress
Pilibanga	None	Harchand Singh	Janata Party
Suratgarh	None	Gurusharan Chabbra	Janata Party
Lunkaransar	None	Manik Chand Surana	Janata Party
Bikaner	None	Mehboob Ali	Janata Party
Kolayat	None	Ram Krishan Dass	Janata Party
Nokha	SC	Uda Ram Hatila	Janata Party
Dungargarh	None	Mohan Lal Sharma	Janata Party
Sujangarh	SC	Rawat Ram	Janata Party
Ratangarh	None	Jagdish Chandra	Janata Party
Sardarshahar	None	Hajari Mal	Janata Party
Churu	None	Megh Raj	Janata Party
Taranagar	None	Mani Ram	Janata Party
Sadulpur	None	Jaya Narain	Janata Party
Pilani	None	Sheesh Ram Ola	Indian National Congress
Surajgarh	SC	Subhash Chand Arya	Janata Party
Khetri	None	Mala Ram	Janata Party
Gudha	None	Inder Singh	Janata Party
Nawalgarh	None	Navrang Singh	Janata Party
Jhunjhunu	None	Sumitra Singh	Indian National Congress
Mandawa	None	Ram Narain Chaudhari	Indian National Congress
Fatehpur	None	Alam Ali Khan	Janata Party
Lachhmangarh	SC	Paras Ram	Indian National Congress
Sikar	None	Ranmal Singh	Indian National Congress
Dhod	None	Randeo Singh	Indian National Congress
Danta Ramgarh	None	Madan Singh	Independent
Srimadhopur	None	Har Lal Singh Kharra	Janata Party
Khandela	None	Gopal Singh	Janata Party
Neem Ka Thana	None	Surya Narain	Janata Party
Chomu	None	Rameshwar	Janata Party
Amber	None	Pushpa	Janata Party
Jaipur Rural	None	Ujla Arora	Janata Party
Hawa Mahal	None	Bhanwar Lal Sharma	Janata Party
Johribazar	None	Gul Mohammed	Janata Party
Kishanpole	None	Girdhari Lal Bhargava	Janata Party
Bani Park	None	Bajrang Lal Sharma	Janata Party
Phulera	None	Hari Singh	Janata Party
Dudu	SC	Sohan Lal	Janata Party
Sanganer	None	Vidya Pathak	Janata Party
Phagi	SC	Shiv Karan	Janata Party
Lalsot	ST	Har Sahai	Janata Party
Sikrai	ST	Ram Kishore Meena	Janata Party
Bandikui	None	Vijay Singh Nandera	Janata Party
Dausa	SC	Mool Chand Samaria	Janata Party
Bassi	None	Shiv Raj Singh	Janata Party
Jamwa Ramgarh	None	Rameshawar	Janata Party
Bairath	None	Gunwant Kumari	Janata Party
Kotputli	None	Ram Karan	Independent
Bansur	None	Hari Singh Yadav	Janata Party
Behror	None	Bhawani Singh	Janata Party
Mandawar	None	Hira Lal	Janata Party
Tijara	None	Ayub	Janata Party
Khairthal	SC	Sampat Ram	Janata Party
Ramgarh	None	Jai Krishan	Indian National Congress
Alwar	None	Jeet Mal	Janata Party
Thanagazi	None	Shiv Narain	Janata Party
Rajgarh	ST	Samarth Lal	Independent
Lachhmangarh	None	Ch. Nathi Singh	Janata Party
Kathumar	SC	Ganga Sahai	Janata Party
Kaman	None	Mohammed Jahoor	Janata Party
Nagar	None	Adityendra	Janata Party
Deeg	None	Raja Man Singh	Independent
Kumher	None	Kashi Nath	Janata Party
Bharatpur	None	Suresh Kumar	Janata Party
Rupbas	SC	Tara Chand	Janata Party
Nadbai	None	Hari Krishan	Janata Party
Weir	SC	Ramji Lal	Janata Party
Bayana	None	Mukat Behari Lal	Janata Party
Rajakhera	None	Pradyuman Singh	Independent
Dholpur	None	Jagdish Singh	Janata Party
Bari	None	Salig Ram	Indian National Congress
Karauli	None	Hans Ram	Indian National Congress
Sapotra	ST	Rangji	Janata Party
Khandar	SC	Chunni Lal	Janata Party
Sawai Madhopur	None	Manzoor Ali	Janata Party
Bamanwas	ST	Kunji Lal	Janata Party
Gangapur	None	Govind Sahai	Janata Party
Hindaun	SC	Sharwan Lal	Janata Party
Mahuwa	None	Umrao Singh	Janata Party
Todabhim	ST	Batti Lal	Janata Party
Niwai	SC	Jai Narayan	Janata Party
Tonk	None	Ajit Singh	Janata Party
Uniara	None	Digvijai Singh	Janata Party
Todaraisingh	None	Gordhan	Janata Party
Malpura	None	Narain Singh	Janata Party
Kishangarh	None	Kartar Singh	Janata Party
Ajmer East	SC	Kalyan Singh	Janata Party
Ajmer West	None	Nawal Rai	Janata Party
Pushkar	None	Chiranji Lal	Janata Party
Nasirabad	None	Bhanwar Lal Airun	Janata Party
Beawar	None	Ugamraj	Janata Party
Masuda	None	Noora	Communist Party of India
Bhinai	None	Rattan Lal	Janata Party
Kekri	SC	Mohan Lal	Janata Party
Hindoli	None	Ganesh Lal	Janata Party
Nainwa	None	Manak Lal	Janata Party
Patan	SC	Gopal	Janata Party
Bundi	None	Om Prakash	Janata Party
Kota	None	Lalit Kishore	Janata Party
Ladpura	None	Purshottam	Janata Party
Digod	None	Dou Dayal Joshi	Janata Party
Pipalda	SC	Hira Lal Arya	Janata Party
Baran	None	Raghubir Singh	Janata Party
Kishanganj	ST	Narangi Devi	Janata Party
Atru	SC	Onkar Lal	Janata Party
Chhabra	None	Prem Singh	Janata Party
Ramganj Mandi	None	Harish Kumar	Janata Party
Khanpur	None	Bhairavlal Kala Badal	Janata Party
Manohar Thana	None	Vithal Prasad Sharma	Janata Party
Jhalrapatan	None	Nirmal Kumar	Janata Party
Pirawa	None	Ishwar Chandra	Janata Party
Dag	SC	Bal Chand Arya	Janata Party
Begun	None	H. N. Sharma	Janata Party
Gangrar	SC	Mangi Lal	Janata Party
Kapasin	None	Shyama Kumari	Janata Party
Chittorgarh	None	Laxma Singh	Janata Party
Nimbahera	None	Padam Singh	Janata Party
Badi Sadri	None	Vridhi Chand	Janata Party
Pratapgarh	ST	Kalu	Janata Party
Kushalgarh	ST	Jithing	Janata Party
Danpur	ST	Bahadur Singh	Janata Party
Ghatol	ST	Nahtu Lal	Janata Party
Banswara	None	Hari Deo Joshi	Indian National Congress
Bagidora	ST	Nathu Ram R/o Bori	Janata Party
Sagwara	ST	Lal Shankar	Janata Party
Chorasi	ST	Heera Lal	Janata Party
Dungarpur	ST	Amrat Lal	Janata Party
Aspur	ST	Bhimji	Indian National Congress
Lasadia	ST	Narayan	Janata Party
Vallabhnagar	None	Kamlendra Singh	Janata Party
Mavli	None	Narendra Pal Singh	Janata Party
Rajsamand	SC	Kailash Chandra	Janata Party
Nathdwara	None	Navneet Kumar	Janata Party
Udaipur	None	Gulab Chand	Janata Party
Udaipur Rural	ST	Nand Lal	Janata Party
Salumber	ST	Mavji	Janata Party
Sarada	ST	Gamir Lal	Janata Party
Kherwara	ST	Survya Prakash	Janata Party
Phalasia	ST	Lalu	Janata Party
Gongunda	ST	Bhura Lal	Janata Party
Kumbhalgarh	None	Govind Singh Shaktawat	Janata Party
Bhim	None	Major Fateh Singh	Janata Party
Mandal	None	Ram Prasad Ladha	Janata Party
Sahada	None	Ram Chandra Jet	Janata Party
Bhilwara	None	Kaushal Kishore Jain	Janata Party
Mandalgarh	None	Manohar Singh	Janata Party
Jahazpur	None	Trilok Chand	Janata Party
Shahpura	SC	Bhairu	Janata Party
Banera	None	Umrao Singh Dhabria	Janata Party
Asind	None	Vijendra Pal Singh	Janata Party
Jaitaran	None	Shankar Lal	Indian National Congress
Raipur	None	Sukh Lal	Indian National Congress
Sojat	None	Madhav Singh	Indian National Congress
Kharchi	None	Khangar Singh Choudhary	Janata Party
Desuri	SC	Achla Ram	Janata Party
Pali	None	Mool Chand Daga	Indian National Congress
Sumerpur	None	Vigyan Modi	Janata Party
Bali	None	Hanwant Singh	Janata Party
Sirohi	None	Raghu Nandan Vyas	Janata Party
Pindwara-Abu	ST	Alda Ram	Janata Party
Reodar	SC	Madho Singh	Indian National Congress
Sanchore	None	Raghu Nath	Indian National Congress
Raniwara	None	Ratana Ram	Indian National Congress
Bhinmal	None	Suraj Pal Singh	Indian National Congress
Jalore	SC	Teekam Chand Kant	Janata Party
Ahore	None	Gopal Singh	Janata Party
Siwana	SC	Chaina Ram	Janata Party
Pachpadra	None	Madan Kaur	Indian National Congress
Barmer	None	Virdhi Chand	Indian National Congress
Gudamalani	None	Ganga Ram Chodhary	Indian National Congress
Chohtan	None	Abdul Hadi	Indian National Congress
Sheo	None	Kan Singh	Janata Party
Jaisalmer	None	Kishan Singh Bhati	Janata Party
Shergarh	None	Khet Singh	Indian National Congress
Jodhpur	None	Birad Mal Singhvi	Janata Party
Sardarpura	None	Madho Singh	Janata Party
Sursagar	SC	Narpat Ram Barwad	Indian National Congress
Luni	None	Ram Singh Vishoni	Indian National Congress
Bilara	None	Ram Narain	Indian National Congress
Bhopalgarh	None	Paras Ram Maderna	Indian National Congress
Osian	None	Ranjeet Singh	Indian National Congress
Phalodi	None	Balkrishan	Janata Party
Nagaur	None	Bansi Lal	Janata Party
Jayal	SC	Mangi Lal	Indian National Congress
Ladnun	None	Harji Ram	Janata Party
Deedwana	None	Mathura Das	Indian National Congress
Nawan	None	Rameshwar Lal	Indian National Congress
Makrana	None	Abdul Aziz	Indian National Congress
Parbatsar	SC	Jeth Mal	Indian National Congress
Degana	None	Ram Raghu Nath	Indian National Congress
Merta	None	Ram Lal	Indian National Congress
Mundwa	None	Ramdev Beniwal	Indian National Congress

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References

↑ "Former Chief Ministers of Rajasthan" . Retrieved 22 December 2021.
↑ "The Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 1976". Election Commission of India. 1 December 1976. Retrieved 13 October 2021.
↑ "Statistical Report on General Election, 1977 to the Legislative Assembly of Rajasthan". Election Commission of India . Retrieved 26 December 2021.

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[1] "Former Chief Ministers of Rajasthan" . Retrieved 22 December 2021.

[delimitation1976-2] "The Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 1976". Election Commission of India. 1 December 1976. Retrieved 13 October 2021.

[3] "Statistical Report on General Election, 1977 to the Legislative Assembly of Rajasthan". Election Commission of India . Retrieved 26 December 2021.

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1977 Rajasthan Legislative Assembly election

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Result

Elected Members

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