Ajay Singh Yadav

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Ajay Singh Yadav
Minister of Power, Forests & Environment , Govt of Haryana, and Member of Legislative assembly
INC Ajay Singh Yadav 33,922 52.78% Increase2.svg29.36
HVP Rajinder Singh8,09812.60%New
BJP Shiv Rattan Singh7,46311.61%New
Independent Inderpal5,0927.92%New
Sarvajati Janta Panchayat Mittar Sain4,1986.53%New
LKD Jaggan Singh1,7582.74%Decrease2.svg52.64
Independent Jai Singh9311.45%New
Jawan Kisan Mazdur Party Chiranji S/O Mam Chand6551.02%New
Doordarshi Party Lal Chand4320.67%New
Independent Joginder3670.57%New
Margin of victory25,82440.18%Increase2.svg8.23
Turnout 64,26959.98%Decrease2.svg12.01
Registered electors 1,11,081Increase2.svg11.06
INC gain from LKD Swing Decrease2.svg2.59
1996 Haryana Legislative Assembly election  : Rewari
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Ajay Singh Yadav 22,099 26.70% Decrease2.svg26.08
Independent Randhir Singh Kapriwas 20,33224.56%New
BJP Sharda18,56622.43%Increase2.svg10.82
BSP Ishwar Yadav7,3628.89%New
SP Master Brinder Singh5,9437.18%New
Samata Party Sunil Rao2,7053.27%New
Independent Shri Ram Sambharya2,0042.42%New
AIIC(T) K . R. Khurana1,2621.52%New
Akhil Bharatiya Jan Sangh Jagdish Sharma4720.57%New
Margin of victory1,7672.13%Decrease2.svg38.05
Turnout 82,77965.55%Increase2.svg4.69
Registered electors 1,32,344Increase2.svg19.14
INC hold Swing Decrease2.svg26.08
2000 Haryana Legislative Assembly election  : Rewari
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Ajay Singh Yadav 26,036 28.96% Increase2.svg2.27
Independent Vijay Somani21,11223.49%New
Independent Randhir Singh Kapriwas 20,01622.27%New
Independent Rajender Singh10,16711.31%New
BJP Shiv Rattan Singh9,00610.02%Decrease2.svg12.41
Independent Hirdey Ram1,2661.41%New
Independent Ashok Gulati6240.69%New
HVP Sheo Lal5420.60%New
Independent Radhey Shyam5360.60%New
Margin of victory4,9245.48%Increase2.svg3.34
Turnout 89,89066.90%Increase2.svg4.33
Registered electors 1,34,414Increase2.svg1.56
INC hold Swing Increase2.svg2.27
2005 Haryana Legislative Assembly election  : Rewari [4]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Ajay Singh Yadav 48,924 44.72% Increase2.svg15.75
BJP Randhir Singh Kapriwas 36,14533.04%Increase2.svg23.02
Independent Bijay Somany12,14011.10%New
INLD Thekedar Rajinder Singh5,8405.34%New
BSP Manjeet3,0032.74%New
Independent Sudesh9690.89%New
Independent Rohtash5740.52%New
Margin of victory12,77911.68%Increase2.svg6.20
Turnout 1,09,40473.77%Increase2.svg6.89
Registered electors 1,48,312Increase2.svg10.34
INC hold Swing Increase2.svg15.75
2014 Haryana Legislative Assembly election  : Rewari [5]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
BJP Randhir Singh Kapriwas 81,103 52.92% Increase2.svg32.66
INLD Satish Yadav35,63723.25%Increase2.svg20.57
INC Ajay Singh Yadav 31,47120.53%Decrease2.svg19.78
BSP Pritam Kumar1,3120.86%Decrease2.svg4.47
HJC(BL) Raghu Yadav9350.61%Decrease2.svg0.36
Independent Vijay Somany7840.51%New
Margin of victory45,46629.66%Increase2.svg18.63
Turnout 1,53,26875.18%Increase2.svg2.49
Registered electors 2,03,862Increase2.svg23.04
BJP gain from INC Swing Increase2.svg12.60
2009 Haryana Legislative Assembly election  : Rewari
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Ajay Singh Yadav 48,557 40.31% Decrease2.svg4.40
Independent Satish S/O Roshan Lal35,26929.28%New
BJP Randhir Singh Kapriwas 24,39620.25%Decrease2.svg12.78
BSP Vijay Somany6,4185.33%Increase2.svg2.58
INLD Anil Kumar3,2252.68%Decrease2.svg2.66
HJC(BL) Rajinder Singh1,1640.97%New
Margin of victory13,28811.03%Decrease2.svg0.65
Turnout 1,20,44672.69%Decrease2.svg1.07
Registered electors 1,65,691Increase2.svg11.72
INC hold Swing Decrease2.svg4.40

Political career

Singh was a Member of the Legislative Assembly in Haryana for six consecutive terms, totalling 25 years. [2]

He held the following offices: [2]

He has been a Member of Legislative Assembly. On 29 July 2014, Singh resigned from his post and submitted his resignation letter to Bhupinder Singh Hooda. However, Singh has not resigned from the party. [6]

Yadav and his sister, Justice Nirmal Yadav of Punjab and Haryana High Court, were accused of influencing a land deal in Solan, Himachal Pradesh in 2008 by putting undue pressure on Panchkula Tehsildar Satish Kumar to issue residence certificate without proper documents. [7] Official inquiries supported claims of impropriety, which Yadav denied. [8]

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