Lok Sabha · Parliamentary constituency 33 of West Bengal

Jhargram

GeneralWest BengalPC 33
17.82LElectors · 2024
14.75LVotes to candidates
83.6%Turnout
7Assembly segments
Elected in the 2024 Lok Sabha election

Kalipada Saren (Kherwal)

AITC · All India Trinamool Congress
7.43L
Votes
49.9%
Vote share
1.74L
Margin
Election history · 2009 → 2024

Lok Sabha results since delimitation

Contests since the 2008 delimitation. Earlier elections used different boundaries and are not compared.

Year
Winner & runner-up
Vote %
Margin
2024
Kalipada Saren (Kherwal) AITC
def. Dr. Pranat Tudu (BJP)
49.9%
1.74L
2019
Kunar Hembram BJP
def. Birbaha Saren (AITC)
44.6%
11,767
2014
Uma Saren AITC
def. Dr. Pulin Bihari Baske (CPI(M))
53.6%
3.48L
2009
Pulin Bihari Baske CPI(M)
def. Amrit Hansda (INC)
56.9%
2.92L

2024 vote share

AITC Kalipada Saren (Kherwal)49.9%
BJP Dr. Pranat Tudu38.2%
CPI(M) Sonamani Tudu5.2%
Others (10 candidates)5.7%

Source: Election Commission of India, Lok Sabha 2024 results (via OpenCity). NOTA excluded.

Source: Election Commission of India, Lok Sabha 2024 results (via OpenCity); TCPD Lok Dhaba, Trivedi Centre for Political Data, Ashoka University.

13 candidates

Every candidate, 2024

#CandidatePartyVotesShare
1Kalipada Saren (Kherwal)All India Trinamool Congress7,43,47849.87%
2Dr. Pranat TuduBharatiya Janata Party5,69,43038.20%
3Sonamani TuduCommunist Party of India (Marxist)77,3025.19%
4Surya Singh BesraJharkhand People's Party19,4941.31%
5Barun MahatoIndependent12,0870.81%
6Arunkumar HansdaBahujan Samaj Party11,9890.80%
7Surendranath SingIndependent10,7870.72%
8Ramanath OrangIndependent7,1880.48%
9Biplab HembramIndependent7,1700.48%
10Bapi SorenAll India Secular Front5,8950.40%
11Birsabir BaskeyAmbedkarite Party of India4,3620.29%
12Sushil MandiSocialist Unity Centre Of India (COMMUNIST)2,8920.19%
13Gunadhar SingIndependent2,8490.19%

Source: Election Commission of India, Lok Sabha 2024 results (via OpenCity). NOTA votes are not listed.

About this data

Villages & boundaries

We place 1,808 villages in Jhargram — by their own map location where we have it, otherwise from where most mapped villages of the same mandal fall. Villages with too little evidence are left out rather than guessed. Open any assembly segment above to see its villages.

Boundaries: Lok Sabha boundaries, 2024 (Arun Ganesh / planemad).