Raj Kumar Chauhan

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Raj Kumar Chauhan
Member of the Delhi Legislative Assembly
In office
December 1993 December 2013
Delhi Assembly elections, 1993: Mangolpuri [5]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Raj Kumar Chauhan21,34441.50
BJP Soran Singh Nirala13,68126.60
JD Tej SIngh7,20714.01
BSP Daya Ram5,56910.83
CPI(M) Kameshwar Prasad8141.58
Independent Satish Kumar6011.17
Independent Om Prakash5681.10
DPP Bharat Raj Bhartiy3840.75
Independent Umed Singh Kashyap2570.50
SS(R) Chander Bhan1500.29
Independent Raju1380.27
BLMD Mani Ram1360.26
Independent Megh Singh820.16
Mukt Bharat Sant Kumar820.18
Doordarshi Party Ram Bali690.13
SS Satya Prakash570.11
DBP Sohan Singh Koli550.11
Independent Raghubir Singh Azad470.09
Independent Jagdish Chand420.08
Independent Surari Lal Kashyap390.08
Independent Nem Chand310.06
Independent Ram Janam220.04
Independent Brij Lal170.03
Independent Amresh Kumar140.03
Independent Ram Kumar Dabriwal120.02
Independent Gauri Shankar Trapan100.02
Majority7,66314.90
Turnout 51,42866.77
INC hold Swing
Delhi Assembly elections, 1998: Mangolpuri [6]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Raj Kumar Chauhan32,37260.80+19.30
BJP Lakshmi Narayan11,35821.33−5.27
BSP Mahender Singh6,70712.60+1.77
RJD Suraj Pal1,5002.82
JD Tej Singh8441.59+12.42
CPI Shyam Kalee2860.54
Independent Rattan Singh660.12
Independent Rohtash620.12
Lok Shakti Raj Kumar450.08
Majority21,01439.47+24.57
Turnout 53,24056.25−9.52
INC hold Swing +19.30
Delhi Assembly elections, 2003: Mangolpuri [7]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Raj Kumar Chauhan39,14768.34+7.54
BSP Megh Singh8,83215.42+3.82
BJP Raju Balmiki8,67015.14−6.19
BRP Shyam Kaur6331.11
Majority30,31552.92+13.45
Turnout 57,28257.14+0.89
INC hold Swing +7.54
Delhi Assembly elections, 2008: Mangolpuri [8]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Raj Kumar Chauhan50,44854.41−13.93
BJP Yogesh Aatray20,58522.20+7.06
BSP Mukesh Kumar Ahlawat19,97121.54+6.12
Independent Sanjay Bharti8180.88
Independent Nand Kumar Paswan6220.67
Independent Kamal Singh1870.20
Majority29,86332.19−10.73
Turnout 92,71264.7+7.56
INC hold Swing -13.93
Delhi Assembly elections, 2013: Mangolpuri [9]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
AAP Rakhi Birla 44,38338.42
INC Raj Kumar Chauhan33,79829.25−25.16
BJP Ram Kishor Navariya31,23227.03+4.83
BSP Chhatardhari3,7223.22−18.32
CPI Shyam Kali7890.68
Independent Murli Dhar4850.42
IBSP Ramesh Kumar2840.25
NOTA None8390.73
Majority10,5859.16−23.05
Turnout 115,71969.73
AAP gain from INC Swing
Delhi Assembly elections, 2015: Mangolpuri [10]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
AAP Rakhi Birla 60,53446.94+8.52
INC Raj Kumar Chauhan37,83529.34+0.09
BJP Surjeet Kumar27,88921.63−5.40
BSP Devender Kumar1,6591.29−1.93
SS Raju3300.26
NOTA None5340.41
Majority22,69917.60+8.44
Turnout 1,29,04572.12
AAP hold Swing +8.52

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