Ranchi, Vivek Chandra: After the formation of the state, no seat in the Jharkhand Lok Sabha has been held by the same party. In the last four elections held on all the 14 Lok Sabha seats in the state, every time the same party has not been successful in winning.
Nardalis waved victory flag on 2 Lok Sabha seats of Jharkhand
All political parties have failed to hoist the victory flag on various parliamentary seats in at least one election. Apart from BJP, Congress, JMM, JVM and CPI have also been successful in getting seats in various elections. At the same time, independent candidates have also tasted victory on two parliamentary seats in the state.
Namdhari and Madhu Koda became MPs by winning independent elections.
Independent candidates have been successful only twice in the Lok Sabha elections held in the state. First of all, in the year 2004, Inder Singh Namdhari had won the election from Chatra by contesting as an independent.
Babulal Marandi won under the banner of JVM.
In the same year, Madhu Koda also won the election battle from Singhbhum as an independent candidate. In that election, Babulal Marandi had also defeated his opponents by contesting under the banner of JVM. The interesting thing is that the above three leaders were among those who resigned from the membership of BJP.
BJP will try to win on six seats
In the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, BJP will win on six seats for the fourth time in a row. In the last three elections, BJP candidates have been successful in Godda, Dhanbad, Jamshedpur, Khunti, Lohardaga and Hazaribagh Lok Sabha seats.
BJP has scored a hat-trick on these Lok Sabha seats
Apart from this, BJP will also try to score a hat-trick of victories in Chatra, Koderma, Ranchi and Palamu. It is also noteworthy here that in the first three elections held after the formation of the state, JMM had scored a hat-trick of victories from Dumka parliamentary seat. For the first time in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, Dumka went out of JMM’s hands and went into BJP’s account.
Which party won which Lok Sabha seat and when?
| Serial No. | Lok Sabha constituency name | 2004 | 2009 | 2014 | 2019 |
| 1. | Rajmahal (ST) | JMM | B J P | JMM | JMM |
| 2. | Dumka (ST) | JMM | JMM | JMM | B J P |
| 3. | Godda | Congress | B J P | B J P | B J P |
| 4. | Chatra | RJD | independent | B J P | B J P |
| 5. | Koderma | B J P | Jhavimo | B J P | B J P |
| 6. | Giridih | JMM | B J P | B J P | aajsu |
| 7. | Dhanbad | Congress | B J P | B J P | B J P |
| 8. | Ranchi | Congress | Congress | B J P | B J P |
| 9. | jamshedpur | JMM | B J P | B J P | B J P |
| 10. | Singhbhum (ST) | Congress | independent | B J P | Congress |
| 11. | Khunti (ST) | Congress | B J P | B J P | B J P |
| 12. | Lohardaga (ST) | Congress | B J P | B J P | B J P |
| 13. | Palamu (SC) | RJD | JMM | B J P | B J P |
| 14. | Hazaribagh | cpi | B J P | B J P | B J P |
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