Ravneet Singh Bittu

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Ravneet Singh Bittu
Union Minister Shri Ravneet Singh Bittu as Minister of State for Food Processing Industries.png
Minister of State for Railways
Minister of State for Food Processing Industries
Assumed office
11 June 2024
INC Amrinder Singh Raja Warring 322,224 30.42 Decrease2.svg 6.24
BJP Ravneet Singh Bittu301,28228.45New
AAP Ashok Prashar Pappi237,07722.38Increase2.svg 20.86
SAD Ranjit Singh Dhillon 90,2208.52Decrease2.svg 20.08
NOTA None of the above5,0760.48Decrease2.svg 0.53
Majority20,9421.98Decrease2.svg 5.32
Turnout 1,059,157
INC hold Swing Decrease2.svg 6.24
2019 Indian general elections: Ludhiana
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Ravneet Singh Bittu 383,795 36.66 Increase2.svg9.39
LIP Simarjit Singh Bains 3,07,42329.36New
SAD Maheshinder Singh 2,99,43528.6Increase2.svg5.32
AAP Prof. Tejpal Singh Gill15,9451.52Decrease2.svg23.96
NOTA None of the above10,5381.01N/A
Majority76,7327.30Increase2.svg5.51
Turnout 10,47,02562.20Decrease2.svg8.38
INC hold Swing
Assembly Election 2017: Jalalabad, Punjab
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
SAD Sukhbir Singh Badal 75,110 44.82 Decrease2.svg9.16
AAP Bhagwant Mann 56,77133.80New
INC Ravneet Singh Bittu31,53918.78Increase2.svg6.75
NOTA None of the above11120.66N/A
Majority18,33911.02Increase2.svg22.61
Turnout 169,04986.91Increase2.svg0.09
INC hold Swing
2014 Indian general elections: Ludhiana
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
INC Ravneet Singh Bittu 300,459 27.27 Decrease2.svg23.81
AAP Harvinder Singh Phoolka 2,60,75025.48New
SAD Manpreet Singh Ayali 2,56,59023.28Decrease2.svg16.37
IND Simarjit Singh Bains 2,10,91719.14N/A
BSP Navjot Singh Mandair8,3170.76Decrease2.svg3.10
Majority19,7091.79Decrease2.svg11.64
Turnout 11,01,96770.58Increase2.svg5.90
INC hold Swing Decrease2.svg25.81

Timeline of Positions and Committees

Timeline of Positions and Committees
  • 2009 - 2014
    • Position: Member
    • Committee: Standing Committee on Home Affairs
  • 24 July 2019 - 4 June 2024
    • Position: Member
    • Committee: Committee on Public Undertakings
  • 13 Sep. 2019 - 4 June 2024
    • Position: Member
    • Committee: Standing Committee on Home Affairs
  • 9 Oct. 2019 - 4 June 2024
    • Position: Chairperson
    • Committee: Committee on Absence of Members from the Sittings of the House

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Lok Sabha
Preceded by
Constituency did not exist
Member of Parliament
for Anandpur Sahib

2009 – 2014
Succeeded by
Preceded by Member of Parliament
for Ludhiana

2014 – Present
Succeeded by
Party political offices
Preceded by Leader of the Indian National Congress
in the Lok Sabha

11 March 2021 – 18 July 2021
Succeeded by