1982 Haryana Legislative Assembly election

Election in India June 2015 June 2015 Elections to the Haryana Legislative Assembly were held in the Indian state of Haryana in May 1982. No party gained a majority of seats. Incumbent Chief Minister Bhajan Lal of Congress staked claim to form government, was sworn in, and later proved his majority in the assembly. He remained the Chief Minister for the first 4 years of this assembly's term. For the last year, June 1986 to June 1987, he was replaced by Bansi Lal. 1982 Haryana Legislative Assembly election India parliamentary 1977 Haryana Legislative Assembly election 1977 19 May 1982 1987 Haryana Legislative Assembly election 1987 All 90 seats to the Haryana Legislative Assembly 45 The President of India, Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma meeting with Shri Bhajan Lal, Chief Minister of Haryana at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi on April 02, 1994 (cropped).jpg 120 100 120 10 0 Bhajan Lal Indian National Congress (Indira) 3 seats 36 33 37.58% 20.43% Chaudhary Devi Lal stamp (cropped).jpg 140 100 120 22 21 Devi Lal Lok Dal New Party 31 New Party 23.87% New Party Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Indian National Congress Bhajan Lal Indian National Congress No 1,845,297 1,172,149 Results File:India Haryana Legislative Assembly 1982.svg Indian National Congress 1845297 36 Indian National Lok Dal 1172149 31 Bharatiya Janata Party 376604 6 Janata Party 157224 1 Communist Party of India 36642 Indian National Congress (Socialist) 398 Communist Party of India (Marxist) 18616 Independents 1303414 16 87091 4997435 715228 ECIElectoral Commission of India Elected members Winner, runner-up, voter turnout, and victory margin in every constituencyAssembly ConstituencyTurnout WinnerRunner UpMargin #k Names% Candidate Party Votes% Candidate Party Votes% 1 Kalka 71.64% Lachhman Singh Independent politician 22,544 39.68% Sukhdev Singh Indian National Congress 15,006 26.41% 7,538 2 Naraingarh 74.80% Lal Singh Independent politician 18,091 34.63% Jagjit Singh Indian National Congress 13,842 26.50% 4,249 3 Sadhaura 66.93% Bhag Mal Bharatiya Janata Party 20,981 40.08% Parbhu Ram Indian National Congress 20,971 40.06% 10 4 Chhachhrauli 75.97% Roshan Lal Lokdal 17,493 33.07% Abdul Rashid Indian National Congress 16,676 31.53% 817 5 Yamunanagar 70.20% Rajesh Kumar Indian National Congress 16,289 29.24% Kamla Verma Bharatiya Janata Party 16,226 29.13% 63 6 Jagadhri 70.66% Om Prakash Sharma Indian National Congress 20,639 41.28% Brij Mohan Bharatiya Janata Party 16,656 33.31% 3,983 7 Mulana 75.21% Phool Chand Independent politician 32,727 58.50% Sher Singh Indian National Congress 18,394 32.88% 14,333 8 Ambala Cantt. 73.81% Ram Dass Dhamija Indian National Congress 14,382 35.92% Swami Agnivaish Janata Party 8,171 20.41% 6,211 9 Ambala City 69.50% Shiv Prasad Bharatiya Janata Party 21,847 47.38% Sumer Chand Indian National Congress 18,646 40.43% 3,201 10 Naggal 77.48% Nirmal Singh Indian National Congress 28,106 53.20% Gurpal Singh Lokdal 14,103 26.70% 14,003 11 Indri 70.20% Lachhman Lokdal 25,345 48.40% Des Raj Indian National Congress 20,359 38.88% 4,986 12 Nilokheri 71.56% Chanda Singh Independent politician 18,874 37.11% Shiv Ram Indian National Congress 15,141 29.77% 3,733 13 Karnal 69.70% Shanti Devi Indian National Congress 30,267 56.62% Ram Lal Bharatiya Janata Party 17,618 32.96% 12,649 14 Jundla 57.05% Sujan Singh Lokdal 14,627 34.08% Sagar Chand Indian National Congress 12,427 28.95% 2,200 15 Gharaunda 68.72% Ved Pal Indian National Congress 12,646 23.89% Om Prakash Independent politician 11,898 22.48% 748 16 Assandh 57.17% Manphool Singh Lokdal 24,880 57.64% Jogi Ram Indian National Congress 11,304 26.19% 13,576 17 Panipat 70.79% Fateh Chand Bharatiya Janata Party 26,467 47.46% Kasturi Lal Indian National Congress 25,555 45.82% 912 18 Samalkha 70.64% Katar Singh Indian National Congress 17,507 32.14% Mool Chand Lokdal 13,380 24.56% 4,127 19 Naultha 71.83% Parsanni Devi Indian National Congress 17,152 32.49% Satbir S/O Gaje Singh Lokdal 16,713 31.66% 439 20 Shahbad 76.88% Tara Singh Indian National Congress 19,507 36.09% Raghubir Chand Bharatiya Janata Party 19,276 35.66% 231 21 Radaur 72.43% Ram Singh Independent politician 21,759 43.78% Lahri Singh Indian National Congress 15,265 30.72% 6,494 22 Thanesar 72.06% Sahab Singh Lokdal 22,893 43.23% Om Parkash Indian National Congress 20,698 39.09% 2,195 23 Pehowa 73.81% Piara Singh Indian National Congress 20,877 36.85% Balbir Singh Independent politician 18,928 33.41% 1,949 24 Guhla 70.12% Dilu Ram Lokdal 23,788 43.81% Ran Singh Indian National Congress 19,884 36.62% 3,904 25 Kaithal 77.31% Roshan Lal Independent politician 20,996 40.39% Davinder Shrma Indian National Congress 17,067 32.83% 3,929 26 Pundri 72.59% Ishwar Singh Indian National Congress 22,392 42.26% Bhag Singh Janata Party 21,837 41.21% 555 27 Pai 74.64% Nar Singh Dhanda Lokdal 24,816 45.61% Tejender Pal Singh Indian National Congress 20,188 37.10% 4,628 28 Hassangarh 68.57% Bananti Devi Lokdal 30,344 60.78% Anand Indian National Congress 16,683 33.41% 13,661 29 Kiloi 68.54% Hari Chand Lokdal 19,793 41.76% Bhupinder Singh Hooda Indian National Congress 15,240 32.16% 4,553 30 Rohtak 72.07% Mangal Sein Bharatiya Janata Party 19,749 31.52% Sat Ram Dass Indian National Congress 19,369 30.91% 380 31 Meham 69.81% Devi Lal Lokdal 36,324 62.87% Har Sarup Indian National Congress 19,649 34.01% 16,675 32 Kalanaur 61.85% Kartar Devi Indian National Congress 25,060 58.73% Jai Narain Bharatiya Janata Party 15,531 36.40% 9,529 33 Beri 64.50% Om Parkash Lokdal 27,536 57.74% Dalip Singh Indian National Congress 15,347 32.18% 12,189 34 Salhawas 64.31% Hukam Singh Independent politician 15,746 31.92% Ram Narain Independent politician 14,551 29.50% 1,195 35 Jhajjar 55.85% Banarasi Dass Lokdal 24,163 53.61% Mange Ram Indian National Congress 15,622 34.66% 8,541 36 Badli, Haryana 66.06% Dheer Pal Singh Lokdal 30,193 63.17% Manphool Singh Indian National Congress 15,370 32.15% 14,823 37 Bahadurgarh 66.24% Mange Ram S/O Daryao Singh Lokdal 29,668 50.65% Priya Vart Indian National Congress 19,477 33.25% 10,191 38 Baroda 71.77% Bhalle Ram Lokdal 36,159 64.94% Sardara Indian National Congress 17,612 31.63% 18,547 39 Gohana 74.40% Kitab Singh Malik Lokdal 32,372 51.30% Ramdhari Gaur Indian National Congress 24,940 39.52% 7,432 40 Kailana 72.23% Rajinder Singh Independent politician 19,395 34.19% Chander Singh Lokdal 16,577 29.22% 2,818 41 Sonipat 67.24% Devi Dass Bharatiya Janata Party 24,890 45.84% Mohan Lal Indian National Congress 16,813 30.97% 8,077 42 Rai 68.03% Jaswant Singh Indian National Congress 27,542 50.36% Maha Singh Independent politician 24,515 44.83% 3,027 43 Rohat 67.62% Bhim Singh Lokdal 28,952 56.17% Shanti Devi Indian National Congress 17,971 34.86% 10,981 44 Kalayat 68.57% Jogi Ram Lokdal 27,228 56.94% Baldev Indian National Congress 16,760 35.05% 10,468 45 Narwana 81.58% Shamsher Singh Indian National Congress 25,672 41.55% Tek Chand Lokdal 19,848 32.13% 5,824 46 Uchana Kalan 75.34% Birender Singh Indian National Congress 30,031 50.26% Desh Raj Independent politician 20,225 33.85% 9,806 47 Rajound 75.55% Daya Nand Indian National Congress 21,229 42.01% Dharam Bir Lokdal 17,035 33.71% 4,194 48 Jind 76.20% Brij Mohan Lokdal 27,045 46.75% Mange Ram Gupta Indian National Congress 26,899 46.50% 146 49 Julana 72.47% Kulbir Singh Lokdal 17,880 34.59% Shamsher Singh Indian National Congress 12,723 24.62% 5,157 50 Safidon 73.08% Kundan Lal Indian National Congress 17,303 31.28% Satvir Singh Lokdal 10,335 18.68% 6,968 51 Faridabad 62.59% Akagar Chand Chaudhry Indian National Congress 34,983 49.46% Kundan Lal Bharatiya Janata Party 23,039 32.57% 11,944 52 Mewla–Maharajpur 62.71% Mahendra Pratap Singh Lokdal 39,008 62.39% Gajraj Bahadur Indian National Congress 16,217 25.94% 22,791 53 Ballabgarh 69.86% Sharda Rani Independent politician 22,176 34.61% Rajinder Singh S/O Gajraj Singh Indian National Congress 18,165 28.35% 4,011 54 Palwal 70.64% Kalyan Singh Indian National Congress 23,463 41.98% Subhash Chand Independent politician 15,232 27.25% 8,231 55 Hassanpur 67.02% Gir Raj Kishore Lokdal 21,259 39.88% Gaya Lal Independent politician 14,755 27.68% 6,504 56 Hathin 67.43% Azmat Khan Janata Party 12,828 24.81% Khillan Singh Lokdal 12,655 24.47% 173 57 Ferozepur Jhirka 71.21% Shakrulla Khan Indian National Congress 12,552 21.93% Banwari Lal Independent politician 10,450 18.26% 2,102 58 Nuh 65.38% Chaudhary Rahim Khan Independent politician 15,554 32.61% Chaudhary Sardar Khan Indian National Congress 14,416 30.23% 1,138 59 Taoru 70.83% Kabir Ahmad Indian National Congress 17,531 30.50% Ravinder Kumar Independent politician 13,687 23.81% 3,844 60 Sohna 67.97% Vijay Vir Singh Independent politician 18,432 33.11% Gyasi Ram Indian National Congress 13,904 24.97% 4,528 61 Gurgaon 67.34% Dharambir Indian National Congress 24,809 42.78% Sita Ram Singla Bharatiya Janata Party 16,610 28.64% 8,199 62 Pataudi 64.83% Mohan Lal Indian National Congress 22,739 42.70% Narayan Singh Independent politician 21,942 41.21% 797 63 Badhra 66.25% Chandrawati Lokdal 21,905 40.71% Attar Singh Indian National Congress 20,808 38.67% 1,097 64 Dadri 68.32% Hukam Singh Lokdal 20,943 39.61% Jagjit Singh Indian National Congress 16,439 31.09% 4,504 65 Mundhal Khurd 74.19% Balbir Singh Lokdal 25,019 44.50% Bir Singh Indian National Congress 23,261 41.37% 1,758 66 Bhiwani 65.77% Sagar Ram Gupta Indian National Congress 24,697 48.26% Ramesh Chander Bharatiya Janata Party 18,789 36.71% 5,908 67 Tosham 66.63% Surender Singh Indian National Congress 33,283 60.83% Om Parkash Lokdal 7,655 13.99% 25,628 68 Loharu 63.21% Hira Nand Lokdal 25,108 46.42% Ram Narain Singh Indian National Congress 16,124 29.81% 8,984 69 Bawani Khera 67.87% Amar Singh Lokdal 24,298 44.68% Jagan Nath Indian National Congress 22,963 42.22% 1,335 70 Barwala 73.11% Inder Singh Nain Indian National Congress 19,766 34.46% Joginder Singh Independent politician 14,141 24.65% 5,625 71 Narnaund 74.72% Virender Singh Lokdal 24,564 44.39% Sarup Singh Indian National Congress 16,552 29.91% 8,012 72 Hansi 69.24% Amir Chand Lokdal 20,934 38.11% Hari Singh Indian National Congress 17,141 31.21% 3,793 73 Bhattu Kalan 72.17% Sampat Singh Independent politician 28,780 53.85% Ran Singh Indian National Congress 21,717 40.63% 7,063 74 Hisar 69.62% Om Parkash Mahajan Independent politician 17,890 33.13% Baldev Tayal Janata Party 14,320 26.52% 3,570 75 Ghirai 68.52% Kanwal Singh Lokdal 17,975 33.63% Suresh Kumar Mittal Independent politician 15,814 29.58% 2,161 76 Tohana 75.76% Harpal Singh Indian National Congress 31,184 52.93% Bakshi Ram Independent politician 23,792 40.38% 7,392 77 Ratia 63.80% Neki Ram Indian National Congress 17,342 37.55% Atma Singh Lokdal 17,144 37.12% 198 78 Fatehabad 70.89% Gobind Rai Indian National Congress 29,118 48.37% Harminder Singh Lokdal 20,112 33.41% 9,006 79 Adampur 77.89% Bhajan Lal Indian National Congress 42,227 68.06% Nar Singh Bishnoi Lokdal 17,515 28.23% 24,712 80 Darba Kalan 78.70% Bahadur Singh Indian National Congress 30,572 49.21% Jagdish Lokdal 27,983 45.05% 2,589 81 Ellenabad 79.32% Bhagi Ram Lokdal 32,341 52.27% Mani Ram Indian National Congress 26,523 42.87% 5,818 82 Sirsa 73.68% Lachhman Dass Arora Independent politician 18,458 30.61% Mahavir Prasad Ratusaria Bharatiya Janata Party 16,678 27.66% 1,780 83 Rori 74.93% Jagdish Mehra Indian National Congress 32,921 56.83% Partap Singh Lokdal 21,101 36.42% 11,820 84 Dabwali 71.30% Govardhan Dass Chauhan Indian National Congress 27,234 47.69% Mani Ram Lokdal 26,694 46.74% 540 85 Bawal 63.89% Shakuntla Bhagwaria Indian National Congress 33,534 59.21% Murari Lal Lokdal 15,022 26.52% 18,512 86 Rewari 73.07% Ram Singh Independent politician 32,378 53.22% Sumitra Devi Indian National Congress 23,662 38.90% 8,716 87 Jatusana 64.05% Inderjeet Singh Indian National Congress 28,994 47.81% Maha Singh Lokdal 17,912 29.54% 11,082 88 Mahendragarh 74.01% Ram Bilas Sharma Bharatiya Janata Party 34,096 50.46% Dalip Singh Indian National Congress 25,735 38.08% 8,361 89 Ateli 63.48% Nihal Singh Independent politician 27,298 47.16% Bansi Singh Indian National Congress 27,105 46.83% 193 90 Narnaul 65.13% Phusa Ram Indian National Congress 25,671 45.53% Kailash Chand Sharma Bharatiya Janata Party 18,298 32.45% 7,373 Controversy In the 1982 election, the INC emerged as a single largest party with 36 seats but INLD and BJP has pre poll alliance and got 37 seats in total. As no party has clear cut majority, it resulted in a hung assembly and was left to governor's discretion to whom to call upon to form government. G.D. Tapase (Governor of Haryana) first called on Devi Lal on 22 May 1982 (leader of INLD or LKD + BJP alliance) to prove his majority by morning of 24 May. But in mean time, Bhajan Lal fresh from his re-election as leader of the INC+Individuals(36+16=52) met the governor and was sworn in as Chief Minister. But in election of 1987, haryana people gave a clear cut majority to LKD or INLD and BJP alliance with overwhelming majority of 76(60+16) out of 90 assembly seats whereas INC suffers a humiliating defeat and won just 5 out of 90 seats as compared 36 seats in last assemble election.Indian Public Administration: Institutions and Issues Arora, R.K. Goyal, R. 1995 Wishwa Prakashan 9788173280689 https://books.google.com/books?id=nvzcy7o4sgAC 2014-10-05Indian Parliamentary Democracy Gupta, U.N. 2003 Atlantic Publishers and Distributors 9788126901937 https://books.google.com/books?id=9dDH9q7nVQ8C 224 2014-10-05 See also Girraj Kishore Mahaur References 1982 1982 Haryana