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Jammu and Kashmir · Assembly 2002

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Jammu and Kashmir · Assembly 2002

This is the former state of Jammu and Kashmir, including Ladakh. The 2024 Union territory election follows reorganisation and delimitation; seat totals are not directly comparable.

Election outcome, not present membership or coalition strength. Party vote shares are calculated from imported candidate votes including NOTA in the denominator; they are not turnout.

Unopposed constituencies count as seats won. They contribute no polled votes when no numeric vote tally is reported.

  • KARNAH — Kafil-u-Rehman (JKNC)
  • KUPWARA — MIR SAIFULLAH (JKNC)
  • LOLAB — Qaiser Ahmed Lone Alias Qaiser Jamsheed Lone (JKNC)
  • HANDWARA — Gh.Mohi-ud-din Sofi (IND)
  • LANGATE — Sharief-Ud-din Shariq (JKNC)
  • URI — Taj Mohi-u-Din (INC)
  • RAFIABAD — Mohamad Dilawar Mir (JKNC)
  • SOPORE — ABDUL RASHID (INC)
  • GUREZ — Nazir Ahmad (JKNC)
  • BANDIPORA — Usman Abdul Majid (JKAL)
  • SONAWARI — Mohd Akbar Lone (JKNC)
  • SANGRAMA — Ghulam Nabi Lone (PDP)
  • BARAMULLA — Muzaffer Hussain Baigh (PDP)
  • GULMARG — Ghulam Hassan Mir (PDP)
  • PATTAN — Molvi Ifthikar Hussain Ansari (JKNC)
  • KANGAN — Altaf Ahmad (JKNC)
  • GANDERBAL — Qazi Mohd Afzal (PDP)
  • HAZRATBAL — Mohd. Syed Akhoon (JKNC)
  • ZADIBAL — Shahjahan Dar (IND)
  • IDGAH — Mubarak Ahmad Gul (JKNC)
  • KHANYAR — ALI MOHD. SAGAR (JKNC)
  • HABBAKADAL — Raman Mattoo (IND)
  • AMIRAKADAL — Mohd. Shafi Bhat (INC)
  • SONAWAR — Mohd. Yaseen Shah (JKNC)
  • BATAMALOO — Gh.Mohi-ud-din Shah (JKNC)
  • CHADOORA — Javid Mir (PDP)
  • BADGAM — Aga Syed Roohullah Mehdi (JKNC)
  • BEERWAH — Mohd Sarfraz Khan (PDP)
  • KHANSAHIB — Hakim Mohd Yassin (IND)
  • CHRARI SHARIEF — Abdul Rahim Rather (JKNC)
  • TRAL — GHULAM NABI BHAT (JKNC)
  • PAMPORE — Ab. Aziz Mir (PDP)
  • PULWAMA — Mohamad Khalil Band (PDP)
  • RAJPORA — Syed Bashir Ahmad (PDP)
  • WACHI — Khalil Naik (CPI(M))
  • SHOPIAN — Gh. Hassan Khan (PDP)
  • NOORABAD — Ab. Aziz Zargar (PDP)
  • KULGAM — Mohd. Yousf Tarigami (CPI(M))
  • HOMESHALIBUGH — Ab. Gafar Sofi (PDP)
  • ANANTNAG — Dr. Mehboob Beigh (JKNC)
  • DEVSAR — Mohd. Sartaj Madni (PDP)
  • DORU — Gh. Ahmad Mir (INC)
  • KOKERNAG — Peerzada Mohd. Syed (INC)
  • SHANGUS — PEER MOHD. HUSSAIN (PDP)
  • BIJBEHARA — Ab. Rehman Bhat (PDP)
  • PAHALGAM — Mehbooba Mufti (PDP)
  • NOBRA — Sonam Wangchuk Narboo (IND)
  • LEH — Sh. Nawang RigZin (IND)
  • KARGIL — HAJI NISSAR ALI (IND)
  • ZANSKAR — MOHD ABASS (JKNC)
  • KISHTWAR — Sajjad Hussain (JKNC)
  • INDERWAL — Gulam Mohammad (INC)
  • DODA — ABDUL MAJID (IND)
  • BHADERWAH — Mohd. Sharief (INC)
  • RAMBAN — Chaman Lal (JKNC)
  • BANIHAL — Molvi Abdul Rashid (IND)
  • GULABGARH — AB. GANI MALIK (JKNC)
  • REASI — Jugal Kishore (INC)
  • GOOL ARNAS — Aijaz Ahmad (IND)
  • UDHAMPUR — Balwant Singh (JKNPP)
  • CHANANI — Sh Faquir Nath (JKNPP)
  • RAMNAGAR — Harsh Dev Singh (JKNPP)
  • BANI — Prem Sagar (INC)
  • BASOHLI — LAL SINGH (INC)
  • KATHUA — Jatinder Singh (DM)
  • BILLAWAR — Manohar Lal Sharma (IND)
  • HIRANAGAR — Girdhari Lal (INC)
  • SAMBA — Yash Paul (JKNPP)
  • VIJAYPUR — MANJIT SINGH (BSP)
  • NAGROTA — Jugal Kishore (BJP)
  • GANDHINAGAR — Raman Bhalla (INC)
  • JAMMU EAST — Yogesh Kumar Sawhney (INC)
  • JAMMU WEST — Mangat Ram Sharma (INC)
  • BISHNAH — Ashwani Kumar Sharma (IND)
  • R.S. PURA — Suman lata Bhagat (INC)
  • SUCHETGARH — Gharu Ram (INC)
  • MARH — Ajay Kumar (JKNC)
  • RAIPUR DOMANA — Mulla Ram (INC)
  • AKHNOOR — Madan Lal Sharma (INC)
  • CHHAMB — Tara Chand (INC)
  • NOWSHERA — Romesh Chander (INC)
  • DARHAL — Puran Singh (IND)
  • RAJOURI — Mohd Aslam (JKNC)
  • KALAKOTE — Rachpal Singh (JKNC)
  • SURANKOTE — Mushtaq Ahmad Shah (JKNC)
  • MENDHAR — Javed Ahmad Rana (JKNC)
  • POONCH HAVELI — GHULAM MOHD JAN (JKNC)
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02

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