2024 Rajya Sabha elections

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2024 Rajya Sabha elections
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  2023 2024 2025  

84 seats in the Rajya Sabha
PartyLeaderCurrent seats
BJP J. P. Nadda 44 Increase2.svg7
INC Mallikarjun Kharge 32 Decrease2.svg1
AITC Derek O' Brien 5 Steady2.svg
AAP Sanjay Singh 3 Steady2.svg
YSRCP V. Vijayasai Reddy 3 Steady2.svg
BJD Sasmit Patra 2 Decrease2.svg2
RJD Prem Chand Gupta 2Decrease2.svg1
SP Ram Gopal Yadav 2 Increase2.svg1
CPI(M) Elamaram Kareem 1 Steady2.svg
CPI Binoy Viswam 1 Steady2.svg
NCP Praful Patel 3 Increase2.svg2
JD(U) Ram Nath Thakur 1Decrease2.svg1
BRS K. R. Suresh Reddy 1 Decrease2.svg3
JMM Shibu Soren 1 Increase2.svg1
SS Milind Deora 1 Increase2.svg1
IUML K. M. Kader Mohideen 1Increase2.svg1
KC(M) Jose K. Mani 0 Decrease2.svg1
SDF -0 Decrease2.svg1
TDP 2 Increase2.svg1
NCP-SP Sharad Pawar 0 Decrease2.svg1
SS(UBT) Sanjay Raut 0 Decrease2.svg1
RLM Upendra Kushwaha 1 Increase2.svg1

The 2024 Rajya Sabha elections were held as part of a routine six-year cycle among certain of the State Legislatures in India in July and August 2024 to elect 65 of its 245 members and 19 bye elections, of which the states through their legislators elect 233, and the remaining 12 are appointed by the President. [1] [2]

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Members retiring and elected

Delhi

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MP [3] PartyTerm start
1 Sanjay Singh AAP 27-Jan-2024 Sanjay Singh AAP 28-Jan-2024
2 N. D. Gupta 27-Jan-2024 N. D. Gupta 28-Jan-2024
3 Sushil Gupta 27-Jan-2024 Swati Maliwal 28-Jan-2024

Sikkim

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 Hishey Lachungpa SDF 23-Feb-2024 Dorjee Tshering Lepcha BJP 24-Feb-2024

Andhra Pradesh

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 Vemireddy Prabhakar Reddy YSRCP 02-Apr-2024 Y. V. Subba Reddy YSRCP 03-Apr-2024
2 C. M. Ramesh BJP 02-Apr-2024Meda Raghunadha Reddy03-Apr-2024
3 Kanakamedala Ravindra Kumar TDP 02-Apr-2024 Golla Baburao 03-Apr-2024

Bihar

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 Sushil Modi BJP 02-Apr-2024 Dharamshila Gupta BJP 03-Apr-2024
2 Anil Hegde JDU 02-Apr-2024 Bhim Singh 03-Apr-2024
3 Bashistha Narain Singh 02-Apr-2024 Sanjay Kumar Jha JDU 03-Apr-2024
4 Akhilesh Prasad Singh INC 02-Apr-2024 Akhilesh Prasad Singh INC 03-Apr-2024
5 Ashfaque Karim RJD 02-Apr-2024 Sanjay Yadav RJD 03-Apr-2024
6 Manoj Jha 02-Apr-2024 Manoj Jha 03-Apr-2024

Chhattisgarh

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 Saroj Pandey BJP 02-Apr-2024 Devendra Pratap Singh BJP 03-Apr-2024

Gujarat

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 Parshottam Rupala BJP 02-Apr-2024 J. P. Nadda BJP 03-Apr-2024
2 Mansukh Mandaviya 02-Apr-2024 Govind Dholakia 03-Apr-2024
3 Amee Yajnik INC 02-Apr-2024 Mayankbhai Nayak 03-Apr-2024
4 Naranbhai Rathwa 02-Apr-2024 Jasvantsinh Parmar 03-Apr-2024

Haryana

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 D. P. Vats BJP 02-Apr-2024 Subhash Barala BJP 03-Apr-2024

Himachal Pradesh

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 J. P. Nadda BJP 02-Apr-2024 Harsh Mahajan BJP 03-Apr-2024

Karnataka

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 Syed Naseer Hussain INC 02-Apr-2024 Syed Naseer Hussain INC 03-Apr-2024
2 L. Hanumanthaiah 02-Apr-2024 Ajay Maken 03-Apr-2024
3 G. C. Chandrasekhar 02-Apr-2024 G. C. Chandrasekhar 03-Apr-2024
4 Rajeev Chandrasekhar BJP 02-Apr-2024 Narayana Bhandage BJP 03-Apr-2024

Madhya Pradesh

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 L. Murugan BJP 02-Apr-2024 L. Murugan BJP 03-Apr-2024
2 Dharmendra Pradhan 02-Apr-2024 Umesh Nath Maharaj 03-Apr-2024
3 Kailash Soni 02-Apr-2024 Maya Naroliya 03-Apr-2024
4 Ajay Pratap Singh 02-Apr-2024 Bansilal Gurjar 03-Apr-2024
5 Rajmani Patel INC 02-Apr-2024 Ashok Singh INC 03-Apr-2024

Maharashtra

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 Prakash Javadekar BJP 02-Apr-2024 Medha Kulkarni BJP 03-Apr-2024
2 Narayan Rane 02-Apr-2024 Ajit Gopchade 03-Apr-2024
3 V. Muraleedharan 02-Apr-2024 Ashok Chavan 03-Apr-2024
4 Anil Desai SS(UBT) 02-Apr-2024 Milind Deora SS 03-Apr-2024
5 Vandana Chavan NCP(SP) 02-Apr-2024 Praful Patel NCP 03-Apr-2024
6 Kumar Ketkar INC 02-Apr-2024 Chandrakant Handore INC 03-Apr-2024

Telangana

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 Badulgula Lingaiah Yadav BRS 02-Apr-2024 Renuka Chowdhury INC 03-Apr-2024
2 Joginapally Santosh Kumar 02-Apr-2024 M. Anil Kumar Yadav 03-Apr-2024
3 Vaddiraju Ravichandra 02-Apr-2024 Vaddiraju Ravichandra BRS 03-Apr-2024

Uttar Pradesh

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 Sudhanshu Trivedi BJP 02-Apr-2024 Sudhanshu Trivedi BJP 03-Apr-2024
2 Kanta Kardam 02-Apr-2024 Ratanjit Pratap Narain Singh 03-Apr-2024
3 Ashok Bajpai 02-Apr-2024 Chaudhary Tejveer Singh 03-Apr-2024
4 Harnath Singh Yadav 02-Apr-2024 Sadhana Singh 03-Apr-2024
5 Anil Agrawal 02-Apr-2024 Amarpal Maurya 03-Apr-2024
6 Sakal Deep Rajbhar 02-Apr-2024 Sangeeta Balwant 03-Apr-2024
7 Anil Jain 02-Apr-2024 Naveen Jain 03-Apr-2024
8 G. V. L. Narasimha Rao 02-Apr-2024 Sanjay Seth 03-Apr-2024
9 Vijaypal Singh Tomar 02-Apr-2024 Ramji Lal Suman SP 03-Apr-2024
10 Jaya Bachchan SP 02-Apr-2024 Jaya Bachchan 03-Apr-2024

Uttarakhand

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 Anil Baluni BJP 02-Apr-2024 Mahendra Bhatt BJP 03-Apr-2024

West Bengal

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MP [4] PartyTerm start
1 Nadimul Haque TMC 02-Apr-2024 Nadimul Haque TMC 03-Apr-2024
2 Subhasish Chakraborty 02-Apr-2024 Mamata Bala Thakur 03-Apr-2024
3 Abir Biswas 02-Apr-2024 Sagarika Ghose 03-Apr-2024
4 Santunu Sen 02-Apr-2024 Sushmita Dev 03-Apr-2024
5 Abhishek Singhvi INC 02-Apr-2024 Samik Bhattacharya BJP 03-Apr-2024

Odisha

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 Amar Patnaik BJD 03-Apr-2024 Debashish Samantaray BJD 04-Apr-2024
2 Prashanta Nanda 03-Apr-2024 Subhashish Khuntia 04-Apr-2024
3 Ashwini Vaishnaw BJP 03-Apr-2024 Ashwini Vaishnaw BJP 04-Apr-2024

Rajasthan

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 Manmohan Singh INC 03-Apr-2024 Sonia Gandhi [5] INC 04-Apr-2024
2 Bhupender Yadav BJP 03-Apr-2024 Chunnilal Garasiya [5] BJP 04-Apr-2024
3Vacant Madan Rathore [5] 04-Apr-2024

Jharkhand

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 Sameer Oraon BJP 03-May-2024Pradeep Verma BJP 04-May-2024
2 Dhiraj Prasad Sahu INC 03-May-2024 Sarfaraz Ahmad JMM 04-May-2024

Kerala

#Previous MPPartyTerm endElected MPPartyTerm start
1 Binoy Viswam CPI 01-Jul-2024 P. P. Suneer CPI 02-Jul-2024
2 Jose K. Mani KCM 01-Jul-2024 Jose K. Mani KCM 02-Jul-2024
3 Elamaram Kareem CPM 01-Jul-2024 Haris Beeran IUML 02-Jul-2024

Jammu and Kashmir

#Name [6] PartyTerm Start [7] Term End [7]
1 Farooq Abdullah JKNC TBD'TBD
2Oct-2024Oct-2030
3Oct-2024Oct-2030
4 BJP Oct-2024Oct-2030

Nominated

#Previous MPPartyTerm endNominated MPPartyTerm start
1Vacant Satnam Singh Sandhu BJP 30-Jan-2024
2Vacant Sudha Murty NOM 08-Mar-2024
3 Mahesh Jethmalani BJP 13-Jul-2024TBA
4 Sonal Mansingh 13-Jul-2024TBA
5 Rakesh Sinha 13-Jul-2024TBA
6 Ram Shakal 13-Jul-2024TBA

By-elections

Andhra Pradesh

#Previous MPPartyVacancy dateElected MPPartyTerm startTerm end
1 Beeda Masthan Rao YSRCP 29-Aug-2024 Beeda Masthan Rao TDP 10-Dec-202421-Jun-2028
2 R. Krishnaiah 24-Sep-2024 R. Krishnaiah BJP 10-Dec-202421-Jun-2028
2 Mopidevi Venkataramana 29-Aug-2024Sana Satish TDP 10-Dec-202421-Jun-2026

Assam

#Previous MPPartyVacancy dateElected MPPartyTerm startTerm end
1 Sarbananda Sonowal BJP 05-Jun-2024 Rameswar Teli BJP 28-Aug-202409-Apr-2026
2 Kamakhya Prasad Tasa 05-Jun-2024 Mission Ranjan Das 28-Aug-202414-Jun-2025

Bihar

#Previous MPPartyVacancy dateElected MPPartyTerm startTerm end
1 Misa Bharti RJD 05-Jun-2024 Manan Kumar Mishra BJP 28-Aug-202407-Jul-2028
2 Vivek Thakur BJP 05-Jun-2024 Upendra Kushwaha RLM 28-Aug-202409-Apr-2026

Haryana

#Previous MPPartyVacancy dateElected MPPartyTerm startTerm end
1 Deepender Singh Hooda INC 05-Jun-2024 Kiran Chaudhary BJP 28-Aug-202409-Apr-2026
2 Krishan Lal Panwar BJP 15-Oct-2024 Rekha Sharma 10-Dec-202401-Aug-2028

Madhya Pradesh

#Previous MPPartyVacancy dateElected MPPartyTerm startTerm end
1 Jyotiraditya Scindia BJP 05-Jun-2024 George Kurian BJP 28-Aug-202421-Jun-2026

Maharashtra

#Previous MPPartyVacancy dateElected MPPartyTerm startTerm end
1 Praful Patel NCP 27-Feb-2024 Sunetra Pawar NCP 21-Jun-202404-Jul-2028
2 Piyush Goyal BJP 05-Jun-2024Nitin Patil NCP 28-Aug-202404-Jul-2028
3 Udayanraje Bhosale BJP 05-Jun-2024 Dhairyashil Patil BJP 28-Aug-202402-Apr-2026

Odisha

#Previous MPPartyVacancy dateElected MPPartyTerm startTerm end
1 Mamata Mohanta BJD 31-Jul-2024 Mamata Mohanta BJP 28-Aug-202402-Apr-2026
2 Sujeet Kumar 06-09-2024 Sujeet Kumar 10-Dec-202402-Apr-2026

Rajasthan

#Previous MPPartyVacancy dateElected MPPartyTerm startTerm end
1 K. C. Venugopal INC 05-Jun-2024 Ravneet Singh Bittu BJP 28-Aug-202421-Jun-2026

Telangana

#Previous MPPartyVacancy dateElected MPPartyTerm startTerm end
1 K. Keshava Rao BRS 05-Jul-2024 Abhishek Manu Singhvi INC 28-Aug-202409-Apr-2026

Tripura

#Previous MPPartyVacancy dateElected MPPartyTerm startTerm end
1 Biplab Kumar Deb BJP 05-Jun-2024 Rajib Bhattacharjee BJP 27-Aug-202402-Apr-2028

West Bengal

#Previous MPPartyVacancy dateElected MPPartyTerm startTerm end
1 Jawhar Sircar AITC 08-Sep-2024 Ritabrata Banerjee AITC 10-Dec-202402-Apr-2026

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