Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (PC), Jammu & Kashmir State, India : General Elections India 2009

Profile of

Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency
(Jammu & Kashmir State, India) :
[ General (Lok Sabha) Elections India 2009 ]

Result of 5, Udhampur Declared

Congress candidate
Ch. Lal Singh
declared the Winner

15th Loksabha Elections India 2009
Congress Led UPA Emerges Victorious
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Congress candidate for Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (Jammu & Kashmir State) is Ch. Lal Singh.

AIFB candidate for Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (Jammu & Kashmir State) is Master William Gill.

BBHP candidate for Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (Jammu & Kashmir State) is Kanchan Sharma.

BCDP-J&K candidate for Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (Jammu & Kashmir State) is Bodh Raj.

BJP candidate for Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (Jammu & Kashmir State) is Dr. Nirmal Singh.

BSP candidate for Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (Jammu & Kashmir State) is Rakesh Wazir.

CPI candidate for Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (Jammu & Kashmir State) is Adrees Ahmad Tabbasum.

Atul Sharma is an Independent candidate for Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (Jammu & Kashmir State).

Dev Raj is an Independent candidate for Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (Jammu & Kashmir State).

Mohd. Yousuf is an Independent candidate for Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (Jammu & Kashmir State).

Naresh Dogra is an Independent candidate for Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (Jammu & Kashmir State).

JKPDP candidate for Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (Jammu & Kashmir State) is Balbir Singh.

JNKNPP candidate for Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (Jammu & Kashmir State) is Prof. Bhim Singh.

RKSP candidate for Udhampur Parliamentary Constituency (Jammu & Kashmir State) is Rajesh Manchanda.

P a r t y C a n d i d a t e

Congress
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Ch. Lal Singh
( 1 Comment )

AIFB
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Master William Gill
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BBHP
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Kanchan Sharma
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BCDP-J&K
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Bodh Raj
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BJP
( 78 Comments )

Dr. Nirmal Singh
( 1 Comment )

BSP
( 20 Comments )

Rakesh Wazir
( 0 Comment )

CPI
( 2 Comments )

Adrees Ahmad Tabbasum
( 0 Comment )

Independent
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Atul Sharma
( 0 Comment )

Independent
( 0 Comment )

Dev Raj
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Independent
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Mohd. Yousuf
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Independent
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Naresh Dogra
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JKPDP
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Balbir Singh
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JNKNPP
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Prof. Bhim Singh
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RKSP
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Rajesh Manchanda
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