2000 Haryana Legislative Assembly election

2000 Haryana Legislative Assembly election
All 90 seats to the Haryana Legislative Assembly ; 46 seats needed for a majority
Chief Minister before election; Om Prakash Chautala ; INLD	Elected Chief Minister ; Om Prakash Chautala ; INLD

Last updated September 08, 2024

The Haryana legislative assembly election, 2000 was held on 22 February 2000, to select the 90 members of the Haryana Legislative Assembly. Results were declared on 25 February 2000.^[1] Indian National Lok Dal got 47 seats and formed government.^[2]

Results

The results were declared on 25 February 2000.


Party		Candidates	Seats Won	Vote %
	Indian National Lok Dal	62	47	29.61
	Indian National Congress	90	21	31.22
	Bharatiya Janata Party	29	6	8.94
	Bahujan Samaj Party	83	1	5.74
	Nationalist Congress Party	24	1	0.51
	Haryana Vikas Party	82	2	5.55
	Republican Party of India	5	1	0.62
	Independent	519	11	16.90
Total			90

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	59.22%	Chander Mohan		INC	61,581	51.68%	Sham Lal		BJP	46,738	39.22%	14,843
2	Naraingarh	76.10%	Pawan Kumar		INLD	32,092	38.47%	Lal Singh		INC	24,659	29.56%	7,433
3	Sadhaura	78.08%	Balwant Singh		INLD	30,106	32.10%	Deep Chand		INC	22,628	24.12%	7,478
4	Chhachhrauli	87.02%	Kanwar Pal		BJP	31,948	34.89%	Akram Khan		Independent	28,527	31.16%	3,421
5	Yamunanagar	59.65%	Dr. Jai Parkash Shrama		INC	20,742	23.75%	Kamla Verma		BJP	17,978	20.58%	2,764
6	Jagadhri	75.04%	Dr. Bishan Lal Saini		BSP	25,952	29.13%	Rameshwar Chouhan		BJP	22,670	25.44%	3,282
7	Mulana	71.59%	Risal Singh		INLD	40,682	47.05%	Phool Chand Mullana		INC	35,560	41.12%	5,122
8	Ambala Cantt.	63.13%	Anil Vij		Independent	25,045	45.57%	Kabir Dev		BJP	15,988	29.09%	9,057
9	Ambala City	60.58%	Veena Chhibber		BJP	29,949	42.84%	Kiran Bala		INC	23,840	34.11%	6,109
10	Naggal	78.24%	Jasbir Mallour		INLD	53,884	57.40%	Nirmal Singh S/O Hazara Singh		INC	35,111	37.40%	18,773
11	Indri	75.98%	Bhim Sain		Independent	31,767	32.84%	Bal Krishan		INLD	30,924	31.97%	843
12	Nilokheri	73.28%	Dharm Pal		INLD	43,326	51.40%	Jai Singh		INC	34,072	40.42%	9,254
13	Karnal	59.69%	Jai Parkash		Independent	31,495	37.41%	Satish Kalra		BJP	27,762	32.98%	3,733
14	Jundla	61.94%	Naphe Singh		INLD	40,868	56.78%	Raj Kumar		INC	22,013	30.58%	18,855
15	Gharaunda	71.34%	Ramesh Rana		INLD	43,479	51.35%	Jai Pal Sharma		Independent	20,009	23.63%	23,470
16	Assandh	64.85%	Krishan Lal		INLD	44,392	57.96%	Raj Rani		INC	21,150	27.61%	23,242
17	Panipat	60.41%	Balbir Paul		INC	43,514	41.16%	Manohar Lal		BJP	29,305	27.72%	14,209
18	Samalkha	71.79%	Kartar Singh Bhadana		INLD	37,174	42.42%	Hari Singh Nalwa		INC	25,159	28.71%	12,015
19	Naultha	72.93%	Satbir Singh Kadiyan		INLD	44,882	54.46%	Ranjeet		BSP	19,401	23.54%	25,481
20	Shahbad	69.78%	Kapoor Chand		BJP	28,490	37.77%	Tara Singh		INC	24,496	32.47%	3,994
21	Radaur	76.58%	Banta Ram		INLD	38,551	47.72%	Ram Singh		INC	31,996	39.60%	6,555
22	Thanesar	69.52%	Ashok Kumar		INLD	44,678	48.64%	Shashi Saini		INC	30,877	33.62%	13,801
23	Pehowa	73.58%	Jaswinder Singh		INLD	36,031	41.12%	Balbir Singh Saini		Independent	21,940	25.04%	14,091
24	Guhla	69.74%	Amar Singh		INLD	51,402	56.55%	Dilu Ram		INC	36,428	40.08%	14,974
25	Kaithal	71.65%	Leela Ram		INLD	35,440	42.28%	Dharam Pal S/O Didara		Independent	17,483	20.86%	17,957
26	Pundri	76.99%	Tejvir Singh		Independent	21,559	24.44%	Narinder S/O Thaukar Dass		Independent	19,790	22.44%	1,769
27	Pai	73.91%	Ram Pal Majra		INLD	38,296	48.49%	Tejender Pal Singh		INC	31,700	40.14%	6,596
28	Hassangarh	70.43%	Balwant Singh		INLD	22,943	34.62%	Naresh Kumar Malik		Independent	20,967	31.64%	1,976
29	Kiloi	70.75%	Bhupinder Singh Hooda		INC	39,513	53.48%	Dharam Pal		INLD	27,555	37.30%	11,958
30	Rohtak	59.68%	Shadi Lal Batra		INC	36,494	47.63%	Munish		BJP	32,830	42.85%	3,664
31	Meham	77.68%	Balbir		INLD	38,167	45.42%	Anand Singh		INC	33,821	40.25%	4,346
32	Kalanaur	64.36%	Sarita Narian		BJP	26,498	45.63%	Kartar Devi		INC	23,981	41.29%	2,517
33	Beri	70.33%	Dr. Raghuvir Singh Kadian		INC	34,504	49.87%	Dr.Virender Pal		INLD	27,896	40.32%	6,608
34	Salhawas	70.82%	Anita Yadav		INC	40,893	53.44%	Hukam Singh		INLD	28,151	36.79%	12,742
35	Jhajjar	56.24%	Dariyav Khatik		Independent	25,052	38.50%	Phul Chand		INC	14,142	21.73%	10,910
36	Badli, Haryana	67.68%	Dheer Pal Singh		INLD	31,694	48.11%	Naresh Kumar		INC	21,968	33.35%	9,726
37	Bahadurgarh	61.31%	Nafe Singh Rathee		INLD	38,582	49.11%	Ramesh Singh		INC	36,915	46.99%	1,667
38	Baroda	69.79%	Ramesh Kumar		INLD	35,966	52.14%	Shyam Chand		INC	23,946	34.71%	12,020
39	Gohana	68.52%	Ram Kuwar		INLD	23,059	29.21%	Jagbir Singh Malik		HVP	13,601	17.23%	9,458
40	Kailana	72.02%	Jitender Singh		INC	35,653	42.79%	Ved Singh		INLD	34,913	41.90%	740
41	Sonipat	58.78%	Dev Raj Diwan		Independent	30,341	35.76%	Devi Dass		BJP	26,856	31.65%	3,485
42	Rai	66.64%	Suraj Mal		INLD	35,381	44.74%	Satpal		INC	29,526	37.33%	5,855
43	Rohat	69.06%	Padam Singh		INLD	35,739	48.83%	Sukhbir Singh		Independent	30,114	41.15%	5,625
44	Kalayat	68.84%	Deena Ram		INLD	28,370	40.54%	Baldev Singh		INC	17,823	25.47%	10,547
45	Narwana	78.00%	Om Parkash Chautala		INLD	41,923	48.14%	Randeep Singh		INC	39,729	45.62%	2,194
46	Uchana Kalan	77.81%	Bhag Singh		INLD	39,715	44.98%	Birender Singh		INC	32,773	37.12%	6,942
47	Rajound	70.68%	Ram Kumar		INLD	24,415	35.61%	Satvinder Singh		INC	15,726	22.94%	8,689
48	Jind	69.88%	Mange Ram Gupta		INC	41,621	44.22%	Gulshan Lal		INLD	36,978	39.29%	4,643
49	Julana	73.65%	Sher Singh		INC	34,657	44.98%	Suraj Bhan Kajal		INLD	32,556	42.25%	2,101
50	Safidon	74.40%	Ram Phal		INLD	45,382	52.93%	Bachan Singh		INC	37,004	43.16%	8,378
51	Faridabad	51.37%	Chander Bhatia		BJP	56,008	50.02%	Akagar Chand Chaudhry		INC	38,002	33.94%	18,006
52	Mewla–Maharajpur	51.14%	Krishan Pal		BJP	50,912	39.29%	Mahender Pratap		BSP	50,751	39.17%	161
53	Ballabgarh	57.86%	Rajinder Singh Bisla		Independent	38,112	38.16%	Ram Bilas Sharma		BJP	30,040	30.08%	8,072
54	Palwal	74.18%	Karan Singh Dalal		RPI	37,539	43.35%	Devender Chauhan		INLD	24,487	28.27%	13,052
55	Hassanpur	67.72%	Udai Bhan		Independent	37,390	48.87%	Jagdish Nayar		INLD	32,535	42.52%	4,855
56	Hathin	77.51%	Bhagwan Sahai Rawat		INLD	23,777	29.46%	Harsh Kumar		HVP	22,423	27.78%	1,354
57	Ferozepur Jhirka	70.41%	Chaudhary Mohammad Ilyas		INLD	44,288	50.32%	Shakrulla Khan		INC	26,728	30.37%	17,560
58	Nuh	71.42%	Hamid Hussain		INLD	31,454	40.08%	Chaudhary Khurshid Ahmed		INC	22,020	28.06%	9,434
59	Taoru	73.12%	Zakir Hussain		INC	45,126	49.82%	Suraj Pal Singh		BJP	34,916	38.55%	10,210
60	Sohna	69.76%	Dharam Pal		INC	32,645	37.23%	Sukhbir Singh		Independent	21,071	24.03%	11,574
61	Gurgaon	55.98%	Gopi Chand		Independent	40,493	37.94%	Dharambir		INC	25,181	23.59%	15,312
62	Pataudi	66.02%	Ram Bir Singh		INLD	42,127	52.91%	Kirpa Ram Punia		INC	33,188	41.68%	8,939
63	Badhra	73.71%	Ranbir Singh		INLD	25,205	29.55%	Narpender Singh		HVP	18,415	21.59%	6,790
64	Dadri	69.90%	Jagjit Singh		NCP	23,943	30.43%	Shakuntla		INLD	23,166	29.44%	777
65	Mundhal Khurd	70.04%	Shashi Ranjan Panwar		INLD	35,260	46.27%	Ranbir Singh Mahendra		INC	24,017	31.52%	11,243
66	Bhiwani	61.94%	Bansi Lal		HVP	33,199	46.39%	Vasudev Sharma		INC	25,130	35.11%	8,069
67	Tosham	76.74%	Dharambir		INC	49,132	52.24%	Surender Singh		HVP	28,335	30.13%	20,797
68	Loharu	70.71%	Bahadur Singh		INLD	41,439	46.60%	Somvir Singh		HVP	35,740	40.19%	5,699
69	Bawani Khera	70.78%	Ramkishan		HVP	35,410	43.66%	Jagannath		INC	22,134	27.29%	13,276
70	Barwala	76.03%	Jai Prakash		INC	37,486	41.67%	Parmila Barwala		INLD	31,618	35.15%	5,868
71	Narnaund	76.53%	Ram Bhagat S/O Dhan Singh		Independent	31,786	41.03%	Virender Singh S/O Diwan		INC	29,013	37.45%	2,773
72	Hansi	74.11%	Subhash Chand		INLD	22,435	25.87%	Amir Chand		Independent	16,728	19.29%	5,707
73	Bhattu Kalan	81.38%	Sampat Singh		INLD	48,823	55.27%	Jagdish Nehra		INC	33,218	37.60%	15,605
74	Hisar	65.17%	Om Parkash Jindal		INC	39,017	41.34%	Hari Singh Saini		Independent	26,128	27.68%	12,889
75	Ghirai	79.31%	Puran Singh		INLD	42,491	49.19%	Prof. Chhattar Pal Singh		INC	37,821	43.78%	4,670
76	Tohana	75.80%	Nishan Singh		INLD	43,076	45.23%	Harpal Singh S/O Nand Lal		INC	37,196	39.06%	5,880
77	Ratia	70.77%	Jarnail Singh S/O Hakam Singh		INLD	38,224	47.09%	Mahabir Parshad		Independent	16,169	19.92%	22,055
78	Fatehabad	64.23%	Lila Krishan		INLD	44,112	49.98%	Jai Narain		INC	23,133	26.21%	20,979
79	Adampur	73.98%	Bhajan Lal		INC	63,174	69.87%	Ganeshi Lal		BJP	17,117	18.93%	46,057
80	Darba Kalan	81.99%	Vidya Devi		INLD	48,438	48.63%	Dr. K.V.Singh		INC	26,371	26.48%	22,067
81	Ellenabad	72.74%	Bhagi Ram		INLD	50,235	54.41%	Om Parkash S/O Sheo Chand		INC	35,181	38.10%	15,054
82	Sirsa	68.03%	Lachhman Dass Arora		INC	40,522	41.67%	Jagdish Chopra		BJP	25,431	26.15%	15,091
83	Rori	83.04%	Om Prakash Chautala		INLD	57,397	60.10%	Ranjit Singh S/O Devi Lal		INC	34,791	36.43%	22,606
84	Dabwali	70.55%	Dr. Sita Ram		INLD	51,672	62.05%	Labh Singh		INC	24,679	29.63%	26,993
85	Bawal	67.69%	Dr. Muni Lal Ranga		INLD	52,524	59.84%	Shakuntla Bhagwaria		INC	33,652	38.34%	18,872
86	Rewari	66.90%	Ajay Singh Yadav		INC	26,036	28.96%	Vijay Somani		Independent	21,112	23.49%	4,924
87	Jatusana	66.58%	Inderjeet Singh		INC	40,443	41.89%	Jagdish Yadav		INLD	34,803	36.05%	5,640
88	Mahendragarh	73.83%	Dan Singh		INC	68,472	66.88%	Ram Bilas Sharma		BJP	29,622	28.93%	38,850
89	Ateli	69.47%	Narender Singh		INC	31,755	34.59%	Santosh D/O Bhagwan Singh		INLD	31,421	34.23%	334
90	Narnaul	56.55%	Moola Ram		Independent	15,488	21.82%	Radhey Shyam		Independent	15,061	21.21%	427

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Om Prakash Chautala ministry

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