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The numbers of votes the BSP scored shows that on most of the seats, the party garnered far more votes than the SP candidates were defeated by.
Waquar Hasan | Clarion India
NEW DELHI – A look at the party-wise vote tally is enough to determine the negative role played by the Bahujan Samajwadi Party (BSP) in the just concluded UP assembly elections. They was instrumental in dividing anti-BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party) votes and thereby spoiling the chance of the Samajwadi Party (SP) from many seats.
The SP alliance has bagged 125 seats in the elections while the BJP, along with its alliance, registered a massive victory by grabbing as many as 273 seats.
The numbers of votes the BSP scored shows that on most of the seats, the party garnered far more votes than the SP candidates were defeated by. On most of the seats, Mayawati’s party has assumed a third position. The party got 12.8 % votes, but registered victory on only one seat.
On the other hand, on seven seats, All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen has also got more votes than the votes the SP candidates were defeated by. Bijnor, Moradabad Nagar, Sultanpur, Kursi, Aurai, Nakur and Shahganj are the constituencies where the AIMIM got more votes than defeat margin. The AIMIM got around 0.49 percent votes and couldn’t register victory on any on the seats.
There are 22 seats where the BJP and the SP had a direct fight. The defeat margin on these seats was less than 4,000 votes. On nine of the 22 seats, the defeat margin was less than 1,000 votes.
Dhampur, Moradabad Nagar, Shrawasti, Jaunpur are the constituencies where the Congress also got more votes than the votes the SP candidates were defeated by. The grand old party got 2.3 percent votes and registered victory on two seats.
Here is the list of some of the candidates where the BSP got votes more than the votes the SP candidates were defeated by.
Constituency | Trailing Party against BJP | Margin of Defeat against BJP | Third Position |
Gangoh | Inder Sain (SP) | 23449 | Noman Masood (BSP) -55078 |
Barhapur | Kapil Kumar (SP) | 14345 | Mohammed Ghazi (BSP)-46638 |
Moradabad Nagar | Mohd Yusuf Ansari (SP) | 782 | Irshad Hussain (BSP) -14013 |
Meerut South | Mhd Adil (SP) | 7653 | Dilshad Ali (BSP)-39857 |
Loni | Madan Bhaiya (RLD) | 7676 | Akil (BSP) -25717 |
Dhaulana | Aslam Ali (SP) | 12311 | Basid (BSP)-32999 |
Koil | Shaz Ishaq (SP) | 5028 | Mohd Bilal (BSP) -23016 |
Aligarh | Zafar Alam (SP) | 12786 | Razia Khan (BSP) -18273 |
Aliganj | Rameshwar Singh Yadav (SP) | 3810 | Saood Ali Khan (BSP) – 17751 |
Aurai | Anjani (SP) | 1647 | Kamala Shankar (BSP) -28361 |
Badlapur | Omprakash Baba Dubey (SP) | 1326 | Manoj (BSP)-34792 |
Baraut | Jaiveer (BJP) | 315 | Ankit Shamar (BSP)- 11244 |
Bilaspur | Amarjeet Singh | 307 | Ramautar Kashyap (BSP) – 18870 |
Bijnor | Neeraj Chaudhry | 1445 | Ruchi Vira (BSP) -52035 |
Chhibramau | Arvind Singh Yadav | 1111 | Waheeda Bano (BSP) -22000 |
Dhampur | Naim ul Hasan | 203 | Thakur Moolchand Chauhan (BSP) -38993 |
Etawah | Sarvesh Kumar Shakya | 3984 | Kuldeep Gupta (BSP) -46525 |
Faridpur | Vijay Pal Singh | 2921 | Shalini Sigh (BSP) -14434 |
Katra | Rajesh Yadav | 357 | Munna Singh (INC) -17504 |
Kursi | Rakesh Kumar Verma (SP) | 217 | Kumari Meeta Gautam (BSP)-35561 |
Mariyahu | Sushma Patel (SP) | 1206 | Anand Dubey (BSP)-32783 |
Nakur | Dr.Dharam Singh Saini | 315 | Sahil Khan (BSP)-55112 |