1991 Haryana Legislative Assembly election

1991 Haryana Legislative Assembly election
All 90 seats to the Haryana Legislative Assembly ; 46 seats needed for a majority
Chief Minister before election; Hukam Singh ; JD	Elected Chief Minister ; Bhajan Lal ; INC

Last updated October 07, 2024

Haryana Legislative Assembly election, 1991 were held in Indian state of Haryana to elect 90 members of the state's legislative assembly.^[1] The 90 members were elected by First-past-the-post system from 90 constituencies. Indian National Congress' Bhajan Lal was elected Chief Minister of Haryana after his party gained majority seats.

Results

Summary of results of the Haryana Legislative Assembly election, 1991^[1]

Party		Candidates	Seats won	Votes	Vote %
	Indian National Congress	90	51	2,084,856	33.73%
	Janata Party	88	16	1,361,955	22.03%
	Haryana Vikas Party	61	12	775,375	12.54%
	Janata Dal	25	3	277,380	4.49%
	Bharatiya Janata Party	89	2	582,850	9.43%
	Bahujan Samaj Party	26	1	143,611	2.32%
	Independents	1412	5	848,527	13.73%
Total		1885	90	6,181,187

Elected members

Winner, runner-up, voter turnout, and victory margin in every constituency^[2]
Assembly Constituency		Turnout	Winner					Runner Up					Margin
#k	Names	%	Candidate	Party		Votes	%	Candidate	Party		Votes	%	Margin
1	Kalka	65.71%	Purush Bhan		INC	29,025	32.30%	Lachhman Singh		HVP	24,034	26.74%	4,991
2	Naraingarh	74.67%	Surjeet Kumar		BSP	15,407	22.44%	Ashok Kumar		INC	10,869	15.83%	4,538
3	Sadhaura	75.51%	Sher Singh		Independent	20,159	27.10%	Ramji Lal		JP	16,786	22.56%	3,373
4	Chhachhrauli	78.65%	Mohamad Aslam Khan		INC	16,916	23.70%	Aman Kumar		BSP	16,623	23.29%	293
5	Yamunanagar	62.38%	Rajesh Kumar		INC	25,885	33.97%	Kamla Verma		BJP	20,699	27.17%	5,186
6	Jagadhri	72.86%	Om Prakash Sharma		HVP	17,316	23.47%	Vishan Lal Saini		BSP	15,671	21.24%	1,645
7	Mulana	70.21%	Phool Chand Mullana		INC	23,961	35.12%	Faqir Chand		HVP	13,254	19.43%	10,707
8	Ambala Cantt.	65.24%	Brij Anand		INC	27,377	54.85%	Anil Vij		BJP	19,360	38.79%	8,017
9	Ambala City	68.17%	Sumer Chand		INC	20,489	32.92%	Faqir Chand Aggarwal		BJP	19,388	31.15%	1,101
10	Naggal	75.21%	Nirmal Singh		INC	31,407	44.10%	Gurbax Singh		JP	20,902	29.35%	10,505
11	Indri	73.59%	Janki Devi		HVP	13,917	18.81%	Bhim Sain		Independent	13,461	18.20%	456
12	Nilokheri	73.47%	Jai Singh		Independent	24,099	34.62%	Ishwar Singh		JP	11,280	16.20%	12,819
13	Karnal	63.07%	Jai Parkash		INC	36,485	51.63%	Chetan Dass		BJP	16,798	23.77%	19,687
14	Jundla	64.21%	Raj Kumar		INC	16,511	27.42%	Nafe Singh		JP	13,947	23.16%	2,564
15	Gharaunda	70.49%	Ram Pal Singh S/O Basant Singh		INC	19,466	27.92%	Om Parkash		BJP	9,692	13.90%	9,774
16	Assandh	62.92%	Krishan Lal		JP	25,144	41.81%	Karam Chand		INC	17,030	28.32%	8,114
17	Panipat	65.37%	Balbir Paul		INC	32,745	40.26%	Om Parkash		Independent	24,504	30.13%	8,241
18	Samalkha	71.01%	Hari Singh		JD	24,225	34.30%	Katar Singh		INC	22,479	31.83%	1,746
19	Naultha	70.21%	Satbir Singh Kadiyan		JP	24,582	37.62%	Satbir Singh Malik		INC	23,634	36.17%	948
20	Shahbad	73.57%	Kharaiti Lal		BJP	18,165	26.09%	Onkar Singh		JP	17,524	25.17%	641
21	Radaur	70.71%	Lehri Singh		HVP	21,645	33.21%	Banta Ram		JP	19,321	29.65%	2,324
22	Thanesar	67.38%	Ram Parkash		INC	24,471	33.65%	Ashok Kumar		JP	18,458	25.38%	6,013
23	Pehowa	74.65%	Jaswinder Singh		JP	23,236	30.63%	Balbir Singh		Independent	17,344	22.86%	5,892
24	Guhla	72.36%	Amar Singh		JP	34,990	46.50%	Dillu Ram		INC	31,760	42.21%	3,230
25	Kaithal	73.32%	Surinder Kumar		INC	17,190	25.90%	Charan Das		HVP	16,753	25.24%	437
26	Pundri	74.50%	Ishwar S/O Sind Ram		INC	22,660	33.22%	Makhan Singh		JP	14,476	21.22%	8,184
27	Pai	71.25%	Tejender Pal Singh		INC	26,752	41.53%	Nar Singh Dhanda		JP	15,904	24.69%	10,848
28	Hassangarh	62.39%	Balwant Singh		JP	27,929	49.08%	Virendra Kumar		INC	23,100	40.59%	4,829
29	Kiloi	64.52%	Krishan Hooda		INC	27,265	45.01%	Krishan Hooda		JP	24,038	39.68%	3,227
30	Rohtak	61.21%	Subhash Chander		INC	26,398	34.92%	Kishan Das		HVP	23,791	31.47%	2,607
31	Meham	65.98%	Anand Singh Dangi		INC	43,608	63.75%	Sube Singh		JP	17,259	25.23%	26,349
32	Kalanaur	60.78%	Kartar Devi		INC	26,194	49.36%	Hardul		JP	15,859	29.89%	10,335
33	Beri	62.59%	Om Parkash		INC	25,077	42.87%	Virender Pal		JP	19,521	33.38%	5,556
34	Salhawas	61.73%	Zile Singh		JP	18,448	30.89%	Narvir Singh		INC	17,807	29.82%	641
35	Jhajjar	55.89%	Dariyav Khatik		JP	22,305	37.81%	Banarasi Dass		INC	20,335	34.47%	1,970
36	Badli, Haryana	62.05%	Dheer Pal Singh		JP	29,284	51.52%	Manphool Singh		HVP	16,908	29.75%	12,376
37	Bahadurgarh	58.91%	Suraj Mal		INC	20,956	30.90%	Kaptan Chait Ram		JP	17,583	25.93%	3,373
38	Baroda	61.97%	Ramesh Kumar		JP	31,133	53.27%	Ram Dhari		INC	20,297	34.73%	10,836
39	Gohana	65.38%	Kitab Singh		Independent	27,057	38.31%	Ram Dhari		INC	18,349	25.98%	8,708
40	Kailana	66.76%	Shanti Devi		INC	30,782	45.12%	Bed Singh Malik		JP	22,609	33.14%	8,173
41	Sonipat	60.61%	Sham Dass		INC	25,623	37.07%	Satender		JP	17,023	24.63%	8,600
42	Rai	62.74%	Jaipal		JP	21,195	32.75%	Jaswant Singh		INC	20,598	31.83%	597
43	Rohat	58.27%	Hukam Singh		INC	19,834	36.26%	Mohinder Singh		JP	19,796	36.20%	38
44	Kalayat	64.04%	Bharath Singh		JP	20,049	36.22%	Jogi Ram S/O Datu Ram		INC	17,117	30.92%	2,932
45	Narwana	73.60%	Shamsher Singh S/O Ganga Singh		INC	23,445	34.39%	Gauri Shanker		HVP	16,284	23.89%	7,161
46	Uchana Kalan	71.48%	Birendar Singh		INC	31,937	45.21%	Desh Raj		JP	23,093	32.69%	8,844
47	Rajound	68.44%	Ram Kumar		JP	20,864	37.04%	Satvinder Singh		INC	18,245	32.39%	2,619
48	Jind	69.58%	Mange Ram Gupta		INC	35,346	47.58%	Tek Ram S/O Jug Lal		JP	19,213	25.86%	16,133
49	Julana	69.70%	Suraj Bhan		JP	16,157	26.15%	Parminder Singh Dhull		INC	13,154	21.29%	3,003
50	Safidon	70.35%	Bachan Singh		INC	22,030	32.10%	Ram Phal		JP	19,433	28.31%	2,597
51	Faridabad	56.55%	Akagar Chand Chaudhry		INC	45,896	46.39%	Chander Bhatia		BJP	23,006	23.25%	22,890
52	Mewla–Maharajpur	58.66%	Mahender Pratap Singh		INC	51,775	50.56%	Gajraj Bahadur		HVP	22,341	21.82%	29,434
53	Ballabgarh	58.85%	Rajinder Singh Bisla		INC	32,225	40.03%	Anand Kumar		BJP	18,632	23.15%	13,593
54	Palwal	66.40%	Karan Singh Dalal		HVP	27,882	38.74%	Nitya Nand Sharma		INC	18,008	25.02%	9,874
55	Hassanpur	64.98%	Ram Rattan		INC	24,962	37.11%	Udai Bhan		JP	24,127	35.87%	835
56	Hathin	67.59%	Ajmat Khan		INC	18,250	28.35%	Bhagwan Saye		JD	15,334	23.82%	2,916
57	Ferozepur Jhirka	67.37%	Shakrulla Khan		INC	22,661	32.45%	Ishaq		JD	19,184	27.47%	3,477
58	Nuh	62.27%	Chaudhary Mohammad Ilyas		INC	17,274	28.47%	Hamid Hussain		Independent	13,031	21.48%	4,243
59	Taoru	70.07%	Zakir Hussain		Independent	28,513	39.00%	Suraj Pal Singh		BJP	22,613	30.93%	5,900
60	Sohna	67.10%	Dharam Pal		INC	34,047	46.66%	Aridaman Singh		JP	16,703	22.89%	17,344
61	Gurgaon	62.31%	Dharambir S/O Pannu Ram		INC	37,081	44.23%	Gopi Chand		Independent	17,879	21.32%	19,202
62	Pataudi	57.73%	Mohan Lal		JP	21,566	35.12%	Narayan Singh S/O Bichha Ram		HVP	17,004	27.69%	4,562
63	Badhra	62.39%	Attar Singh S/O Lok Ram		HVP	29,250	47.62%	Dalbir		JP	13,480	21.95%	15,770
64	Dadri	62.65%	Daharampal Singh		HVP	20,918	33.31%	Jagjeet Singh		INC	20,838	33.18%	80
65	Mundhal Khurd	60.35%	Chhatar Singh Chauhan		HVP	26,965	46.28%	Bir Singh		INC	17,006	29.18%	9,959
66	Bhiwani	58.77%	Ram Bhajan		HVP	29,390	47.15%	Shiv Kumar S/O Kadar Nath		Independent	8,472	13.59%	20,918
67	Tosham	65.03%	Bansi Lal		HVP	38,272	55.10%	Dharambir		INC	25,507	36.72%	12,765
68	Loharu	57.96%	Chandrawati		JD	23,953	39.43%	Sohanlal		JP	11,462	18.87%	12,491
69	Bawani Khera	59.68%	Amar Singh		HVP	21,869	36.43%	Jagan Nath		JP	14,892	24.81%	6,977
70	Barwala	62.22%	Joginder Singh		INC	30,099	42.38%	Surender		JD	19,474	27.42%	10,625
71	Narnaund	68.07%	Virender Singh		JD	20,011	32.09%	Jaswant Singh		INC	19,973	32.03%	38
72	Hansi	66.12%	Amir Chand		Independent	19,689	29.20%	Attar Singh		Independent	17,768	26.35%	1,921
73	Bhattu Kalan	74.31%	Sampat Singh		JP	25,004	36.49%	Mani Ram Godara		HVP	22,330	32.59%	2,674
74	Hisar	64.57%	Om Parkash Jindal		HVP	37,909	47.61%	Om Parkash Mahajan		INC	33,792	42.44%	4,117
75	Ghirai	67.27%	Chhatarpal Singh		INC	29,927	43.97%	Devi Lal		JP	27,773	40.80%	2,154
76	Tohana	70.64%	Harpal Singh		INC	22,279	30.23%	Vinod Kumar		Independent	19,488	26.44%	2,791
77	Ratia	65.81%	Pir Chand		HVP	13,255	20.77%	Ram Sarup S/O Sadhu		BJP	11,988	18.78%	1,267
78	Fatehabad	67.45%	Lila Krishan		INC	24,883	32.28%	Prithvi Singh Gorkhpuria		CPI(M)	19,675	25.53%	5,208
79	Adampur	72.74%	Bhajan Lal Bishnoi		INC	48,117	65.70%	Hari Singh		JP	16,521	22.56%	31,596
80	Darba Kalan	73.07%	Mani Ram		JP	35,981	46.88%	Bharat Singh		INC	29,938	39.01%	6,043
81	Ellenabad	70.75%	Mani Ram		INC	39,595	50.61%	Bhagi Ram		JP	25,834	33.02%	13,761
82	Sirsa	67.55%	Lachhman Dass Arora		INC	33,102	40.23%	Ganeshi Lal		BJP	14,107	17.15%	18,995
83	Rori	74.81%	Jagdish Mehra		INC	34,902	45.44%	Hari Singh		JP	25,602	33.34%	9,300
84	Dabwali	65.48%	Santosh Chauhan Sarwan		INC	32,296	44.15%	Gain Chand		JP	19,637	26.85%	12,659
85	Bawal	58.78%	Shakuntla Bhagwaria		INC	31,605	47.38%	Hargi Ram Bhagotia		JP	21,864	32.78%	9,741
86	Rewari	59.98%	Ajay Singh Yadav		INC	33,922	52.78%	Rajinder Singh		HVP	8,098	12.60%	25,824
87	Jatusana	60.66%	Rao Inderjit Singh		INC	34,606	48.68%	Jagdish Yadav		HVP	19,380	27.26%	15,226
88	Mahendragarh	60.65%	Ram Bilas Sharma		BJP	18,039	26.42%	Dalip Singh		HVP	16,413	24.04%	1,626
89	Ateli	57.77%	Bamshi Singh		INC	19,343	29.61%	Ajit Singh		JP	19,277	29.51%	66
90	Narnaul	61.97%	Phusa Ram		INC	29,366	42.83%	Udmi Ram		JP	11,123	16.22%	18,243

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1 2 "Statistical Report of General Election, 1991 to the Legislative Assembly of Haryana" (PDF). Election Commission of India. Archived from the original (PDF) on 20 August 2018. Retrieved 15 February 2018.
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[eci-1] 1 2 "Statistical Report of General Election, 1991 to the Legislative Assembly of Haryana" (PDF). Election Commission of India. Archived from the original (PDF) on 20 August 2018. Retrieved 15 February 2018.

[2] "Statistical Report of General Election, 1991 to the Legislative Assembly of Haryana" (PDF). Election Commission of India. Archived from the original (pdf) on 20 August 2018. Retrieved 15 February 2018.

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1991 Haryana Legislative Assembly election

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