Mohammad Ilyas (Indian politician)

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Mohammad Ilyas
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Member of the Haryana Legislative Assembly
Assumed office
28 October 2019
INC Avtar Singh Bhadana 357,284 42.2 New
INLD Mohammad Ilyas 2,05,35524.3New
BJP Ramchander Bainda 1,71,71420.3
BSP Haji Abdul Malik71,4598.4
Haryana Vikas Party Devender Bhadana13,0421.5
Majority1,51,92917.9New
Turnout 8,44,71856.6642.2
INC hold Swing

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