2007 Punjab Legislative Assembly election

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2007 Punjab legislative assembly election
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  2002 30 January 2007 (2007-01-30) 2012  

116 (of the 117) seats to the Punjab Legislative Assembly
59 seats needed for a majority
Turnout75.42% (Increase2.svg 13.28pp)
 First partySecond party
 
ParkashSinghBadal.JPG
Amarinder Singh.jpg
Leader Parkash Singh Badal Captain Amarinder Singh
Party SAD INC
Alliance NDA UPA
Leader since1 March 199726 February 2002
Leader's seat Lambi Patiala
Last election4462
Seats won6744
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 23Decrease2.svg 18
Popular vote5,735,4695,170,548
Percentage45.37%(Alliance figures)40.90%
SwingIncrease2.svg 8.62ppIncrease2.svg 0.79pp

Chief Minister before election

Amarinder Singh
INC

Elected Chief Minister

Parkash Singh Badal
SAD

The Punjab Legislative Assembly election, 2007 was held in Indian state of Punjab in 2007, to elect 117 members to the 13th Punjab Legislative Assembly. [1] Shiromani Akali Dal, and its alliance partner Bharatiya Janata Party gained majority of the seats. Parkash Singh Badal was elected as the Chief Minister

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Background

2007 general elections in Punjab witnessed most closely fought elections in Indian National Congress and Shiromani Akali Dal. The turnout among 1.69 Crore eligible voters, which is 76% was exceptionally high compared to last elections.

The 2007 Punjab Assembly Elections at a Glance

The 2007 Punjab Assembly Elections at a Glance
S. No.(Contest/won)(Contest/won)(Contest/won)
1997 Vote2002 Vote2007 Vote
INC105/1426.59105/6235.81116/4440.9
SAD92/7537.6492/4131.0893/4937.09
BJP22/188.3323/35.6723/198.28
CPI15/22.9811/22.1525/00.76
CPM25/01.7913/00.3614/00.28
SAD

(M)

30/13.1084/04.6537/00.52

Parties and Alliances

   National Democratic Alliance

No.PartyFlagSymbolPhotoLeaderSeats contestedSeats Won
1. Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal) Shiromani Akali Dal symbol.svg Parkash Singh Badal1.png Parkash Singh Badal 9448
2. Bharatiya Janata Party Lotus flower symbol.svg 2319

   United Progressive Alliance

No.PartyFlagSymbolPhotoLeaderSeats contestedSeats Won
1. Indian National Congress Indian National Congress Flag.svg Indian National Congress symbol.svg Amarinder Singh.jpg Captain Amarinder Singh 11744

   Bahujan Samaj Party

No.PartyFlagSymbolPhotoLeaderSeats contested
3. Bahujan Samaj Party Elephant Bahujan Samaj Party.svg Indian Election Symbol Elephant.png 115

Others

No.PartyFlagSymbolPhotoLeaderSeats contested

1.

Shiromani Akali Dal (Amritsar) Shiromani Akali Dal (Amritsar) Flag.png 37
2. Communist Party of India (Marxist) CPI-M-flag.svg 14
3. Communist Party of India CPI-banner.svg CPI symbol.svg 25
4 Nationalist Congress Party 15
5. Communist Party of India (M–L) Liberation 10
6. All India Forward Bloc 2
7 Janata Dal (Secular) 1
8 Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party 3
9 Lok Janshakti Party 37
10 Rashtriya Janata Dal 2
11 Rashtriya Samata Party 7
12 Shiv Sena 8
13 Samajwadi Party 6

Results

Summary of results of the Punjab Legislative Assembly election, 2007 [1]
India Punjab Legislative Assembly 2007.svg
PartyCandidatesSeats wonVotes% of Votes
Shiromani Akali Dal 93484,689,01837.09%
Indian National Congress 116445,170,54840.90%
Bharatiya Janata Party 23191,046,4518.28%
Independent 4315861,5956.82%
Total [a] 104311612,641,706
  1. The total includes votes and contestants of all parties, even those who failed to win any seat.

Results by Region

RegionSeatsINCSADBJPOthers
Malwa65371954
Majha2731770
Doaba2541371
Sum1174449195

Result by Constituency

List of Successful Candidates in Punjab Assembly Election in 2007

A. C. NO.Assembly Constituency NameCategoryWinner Candidates NameGenderPartyVoteRunner-up Candidates NameGenderPartyvote
1FatehgarhGENNirmal Singh KahlonMSAD49909Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa,DharowaliMINC44081
2BatalaGENJagdish SahniMBJP47936AshwaniMINC47850
3QadianGENLakhbir Singh LodhinangalMSAD52567Tripat Rajinder SinghMINC50828
4Sri HargobindpurGENCapt. Balbir Singh BathMSAD42581Fateh Jang Singh BajwaMINC39303
5KahnuwanGENPartap Singh BajwaMINC50271Sewa Singh SekhwanMSAD45548
By Polls in 2009KahnuwanGENSewa Singh SekhwanMSAD53853F.Singh BajwaMINC41809
6DhariwalGENSucha Singh LangahMSAD52134Sucha Singh ChhotepurMIND38184
7GurdaspurGENGurbachan SinghMSAD51446Pritam Singh BhinderMINC47109
8Dina Nagar(SC)Sita RamMBJP49173Aruna ChoudhryFINC48331
9Narot Mehra(SC)Bishamber DassMBJP40813Rumal ChandMINC25430
10PathankotGENMaster Mohan LalMBJP43717Ashok SharmaMINC35182
11SujanpurGENDinesh SinghMBJP51984Raghunath Sahai PuriMINC51656
12MajithaGENBikram Singh MajithiaMSAD51690Sukhjinder Raj Singh (Lalli) MajithiaMINC28682
13Verka(SC)Dalbir SinghMSAD67699Raj KumarMINC49602
14Jandiala(SC)Malkiat SinghMSAD63124Sardul SinghMINC48841
15Amritsar NorthGENAnil JoshiMBJP33397Jugal Kishore SharmaMINC19302
16Amritsar WestGENOm Parkash SoniMINC60978Rajinder Mohan Singh ChhinaMBJP48875
17Amritsar CentralGENLaxmi Kanta ChawlaFBJP18866Darbari LalMINC15171
18Amritsar SouthGENRaminder Singh BolariaMSAD54632Harjinder Singh ThekedarMINC30624
By Polls in 2008Amritsar SouthGENInder Bir Singh BolariMSAD43495Navdeep Singh GoldyMINC21262
19AjnalaGENAmarpal Singh AjnalaMSAD56560Harpartap Singh AjnalaMINC46359
20Raja SansiGENSukhbinder Singh SarkariaMINC51698Vir Singh LopokeMSAD43422
21Attari(SC)Gulzar Singh RanikeMSAD43235Rattan SinghMINC24163
22Tarn TaranGENHarmeet SinghMSAD44841Manjit SinghMINC28307
23Khadoor Sahib(SC)Manjit Singh MianwindMSAD43470Tarsem SinghMINC33490
24Naushahra PanwanGENRanjit Singh BrahampuraMSAD39846Dharambir Aganihotri SheronMINC37387
25PattiGENAdesh Partap Singh KaironMSAD55485Harminder Singh GillMINC45538
26ValtohaGENVirsa SinghMSAD52085Gurchet SinghMINC40735
27AdampurGENSarbjeet Singh MakkarMSAD44883Kanwaljit Singh LallyMINC34643
28Jullundur CantonmentGENJagbir Singh BrarMSAD50436Gurkanwal KaurFINC33452
29 Jalandhar North GEN K. D. Bhandari MBJP45579Avtar HenryMINC40650
30Jullundur CentralGENManoranjan KaliaMBJP47221Tajinder Singh BittuMINC28212
31Jullundur South(SC)Chuni Lal BhagatMBJP56775Mohinder Singh K.P.MINC44860
32Kartarpur(SC)Avinash ChanderMSAD54380Ch. Jagjit SinghMINC43311
33LohianGENAjit Singh KoharMSAD59642Ltcol C. D. Singh KambojMINC40381
34NakodarGENAmarjit Singh SamraMINC44255Kuldip Singh WadalaMSAD41037
35Nur MahalGENGurdip Singh BhullarMSAD41734Gurbinder Singh AtwalMINC36316
By Polls in 2009Nur MahalGENR. Kaur BhullarMSAD50983Gur. Singh AtwalMINC35930
36Banga(SC)Mohan LalMSAD36581Tarlochan SinghMINC33856
37NawanshahrGENJatinder Singh KarihaMSAD46172Parkash SinghMINC40357
38Phillaur(SC)Sarwan SinghMSAD42412Santokh Signh ChaudharyMINC42139
39BholathGENSukhpal SinghMINC48072Jagir KaurFSAD39208
40KapurthalaGENRana Rajbans KaurFINC47173Raghbir SinghMSAD40888
41SultanpurGENUpinderjit KaurFSAD49363Navtej SinghMINC38318
42Phagwara(SC)Swarna RamMBJP47906Joginder Singh MannMINC38302
43BalachaurGENNand LalMSAD41206Santosh KumariFINC40105
44GarhshankarGENLov Kumar GoldyMINC33876Mohinder Pal MannMBJP29808
45Mahilpur(SC)Sohan Singh ThandalMSAD31099Dr. Dilbag RaiMINC19266
46HoshiarpurGENTikshan SudMBJP41309Charanjit Singh ChanniMINC36908
47Sham Chaurasi(SC)Mohinder KaurFSAD37739Choudhary Ram LubhayaMINC34922
48TandaGENSangat Singh GilzianMIND46915Chaudhri Balbir Singh MianiMSAD34109
49Garhdiwala(SC)Des Raj DhuggaMSAD42830Jasbir Singh PalMINC22446
50DasuyaGENAmarjit Singh SahiMBJP51919Ramesh Chander DograMINC42645
51MukerianGENArunesh KumarMBJP60662Rajnish KumarMINC45984
52JagraonGENGurdeep Singh BhainiMINC46084Bhag Singh MallahMSAD45211
53RaikotGENHarmohinder Singh 'Pardhaan'MINC49629Ranjit Singh 'TalwandiMSAD47190
54Dakha(SC)Darshan Singh ShivalikMSAD94807Malkiat Singh DakhaMINC79006
55Qila RaipurGENJasbir Singh KhanguraMINC56610Jagdish Singh GarchaMSAD45734
56Ludhiana NorthGENHarish BediMBJP31218Rakesh PandeyMINC26322
57Ludhiana WestGENHarish Rai DhandaMSAD46021Harnam Das JoharMINC31617
58Ludhiana EastGENSat Pal GosainMBJP30232Surinder KumarMINC28450
59Ludhiana RuralGENHira Singh GabriaMSAD135633Malkit Singh BirmiMINC86957
60PayalGENTej Parkash SinghMINC42535Maheshinder Singh GrewalMSAD26461
61Kum Kalan(SC)Ishar SinghMINC55082Inder Iqbal Singh AtwalMSAD53017
62SamralaGENJagjiwan SinghMSAD53135Amrik Singh S/O Chuhar SinghMINC38846
63Khanna(SC)Bikramjit SinghMSAD54395Shamsher Singh DulloMINC52795
64NangalGENKanwar Pal SinghMINC42474Madan Mohan MittalMBJP39798
65Anandpur Sahib RoparGENSant Ajit SinghMSAD47810Ramesh Dutt SharmaMINC37912
66Chamkaur Sahib(SC)Charanjit Singh ChanniMIND37946Satwant KaurFSAD36188
67MorindaGENUjaggar SinghMSAD58608Jagmohan SinghMINC50188
68KhararGENBalbir SinghMINC85092Jasjit SinghMSAD71477
69BanurGENKanwaljit SinghMSAD79324Rakesh SharmaMINC36673
By Polls in 2009BanurGENJ. Singh BunnyMSAD74167D. Singh DhillonMINC54358
70RajpuraGENRaj KhuranaMBJP56161Hardial Singh KambojMINC41977
71GhanaurGENMadan Lal ThekedarMIND35006Ajaib Singh MukhmailpuraMSAD34274
72DakalaGENLal SinghMINC64442Harmail Singh TohraMSAD56332
73Shutrana(SC)Nirmal SinghMINC53888Hamir Singh GhaggaMSAD51293
74SamanaGENBrahm MahindraMINC78122Surjeet Singh RakhraMSAD75546
75Patiala TownGENAmarinder SinghMINC60346Surjit Singh KohliMSAD27596
76NabhaGENRandeep SinghMINC41310Narinder SinghMSAD35997
77Amloh(SC)Sadhu SinghMINC59556Satwinder KaurFSAD52879
78SirhindGENDidar SinghMSAD58578Dr. Harbans LalMINC35179
79DhuriGENIqbal Singh JhundanMIND36469Mai Roop KaurFINC33290
80MalerkotlaGENRazia SultanaFINC72184Abdul GhaffarMSAD57984
81Sherpur(SC)Harchand KaurFINC49684Gobind SinghMSAD39170
82BarnalaGENKewal Singh DhillonMINC58723Malkit Singh KeetuMSAD57359
83Bhadaur(SC)Balvir Singh GhunasMSAD38069Surinder Kaur BalianFINC37883
84 Dhanaula GENKuldip Singh BhathalMINC42105Gobind Singh LongowalMSAD38581
85SangrurGENSurinder Pal Singh SibiaMINC61171Prakash Chand GargMSAD49161
86DirbhaGENSurjit Singh DhimanMINC54036Baldev Singh MannMSAD52883
87SunamGENParminder Singh DhindsaMSAD52270Aman AroraMINC42138
88LehraGENRajinder KaurFINC47515Prof. Prem Singh ChandumajraMSAD47267
89Balluana(SC)Gurtej SinghMSAD50929Parkash Singh BhattiMINC36295
90AboharGENSunil Kumar JakharMINC70679Ram KumarMBJP53478
91FazilkaGENSurjeet KumarMBJP58284Mohinder KumarMINC42225
92JalalabadGENSher SinghMSAD89085Hans Raj JosanMINC45008
By Polls in 2009JalalabadGENS. Singh BadalMSAD107120Hans Raj JossanMINC26458
93Guru Har SahaiGENGurmeet SinghMINC65745Paramjit Singh SandhuMSAD47175
94FirozepurGENSukhpal SinghMBJP61340Bal Mukand SharmaMINC46461
95Firozepur CantonmentGENJanmeja SinghMSAD54980Ravinder SinghMINC46475
96ZiraGENNaresh KumarMINC64903Hari Singh ZiraMSAD52531
97Dharamkot(SC)Seetal SinghMSAD47277Kewal SinghMINC41577
98MogaGENJoginder Pal JainMINC55300Tota SinghMSAD54008
99Bagha PuranaGENDarshan Singh Brar KhoteMINC54624Sadhu Singh RajianaMSAD51159
100Nihal Singh Wala(SC)Ajit SinghMIND38236Jarnail SinghMSAD36604
101Panjgrain(SC)Joginder SinghMINC46032Gurdev Singh BadalMSAD42543
102KotkapuraGENRipjit SinghMINC68970Mantar SinghMSAD58160
103FaridkotGENAvtar Singh BrarMINC65152Kushaldeep SinghMSAD62219
104MuktsarGENKanwarjit SinghMINC49972Sukhdarshan Singh MararMSAD37549
105GiddarbahaGENManpreet Singh BadalMSAD53111Raghubir SinghMINC34283
106Malout(SC)Harpreet SinghMSAD51188Nathu RamMINC43962
107LambiGENParkash Singh BadalMSAD56282Mahesh Inder SinghMINC47095
108Talwandi SaboGENJeetmohinder Singh SidhuMINC50012Amarjit Singh SidhuMSAD46222
109Pakka Kalan(SC)Makhan SinghMINC49983Darshan Singh KotfattaMSAD44376
110BhatindaGENHarminder Singh JassiMINC83545Sarup Chand SinglaMSAD68900
111Nathana(SC)Ajaib Singh BhattiMINC58857Gura Singh TungwaliMSAD52207
112Rampura PhulGENGurpreet Singh KangarMINC57284Sikander Singh MalukaMSAD55025
113JogaGENJagdeep Singh NakaiMSAD39747Sukhraj Singh NattMIND35425
114MansaGENSher SinghMINC53515Sukhwinder SinghMSAD50767
115BudhladaGENMangat Rai BansalMINC56271Harbant SinghMSAD43456
116SardulgarhGENAjit Inder SinghMINC58940Balwinder SinghMSAD54388

Government Formation

On March 2, 2007 Parkash Singh Badal took Oath for the record fourth time. With crowd gathered in the Mohali cricket stadium to attend the Oath Taking Ceremony.

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References

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