Mathura UP Lok Sabha Election Result 2024: Hema Malini vs Mukesh Dhangar vs Suresh Singh, who is winning?

After two months of hectic election process, the d-day has arrived. In the holy city of Mathura, the birthplace of Lord Krishna, the main contest is between BJP's Hema Malini, Congress' Mukesh Dhangar and BSP's Suresh Singh. The Mathura constituency includes five Assembly segments: Chhata, Mant, Goverdhan, Mathura, and Baldev. The seat comes under a general quota seat.

The Mathura Lok Sabha constituency, akin to the enigmatic nature of Lord Krishna, has often surprised observers in Indian politics. Its electoral history showcases a variety of results, sometimes supporting ruling parties while at other times breaking away from expected trends. Over the years, Mathura has seen the emergence and decline of prominent leaders, painting a rich and intricate political landscape.

Who is winning Mathura UP Lok Sabha elections 2024?

Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections Result 2024:

As per exit polls, BJP is likely to win nearly 70 seats out of 80 seats in Uttar Pradesh. Check Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Election result's latest tally here.

Mathura Lok Sabha Elections Result 2024:

Since Independence, Mathura has displayed its independent nature by electing Raja Giriraj Sharan, an independent candidate, despite the Congress party's national dominance. This independent streak continued, with even heavyweight contenders like Atal Bihari Vajpayee facing unexpected defeats against independent candidates. The constituency's strong ties to the Jat community, despite the presence of the Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD), highlight its complex political dynamics.

The success of outsiders in Mathura, exemplified by Maniram Bagdi's decisive victory in 1977, remains a notable trend. Despite the shifting fortunes of parties like Congress and BJP over the decades, Mathura has upheld its reputation for defying conventional political patterns.

Mathura Lok Sabha elections: Past Results

Year	Party	Candidate	Votes	Percentage
2009	RLD	Jayant Chaudhary	3,79,870	52.29%
	BSP	Shyam Sundar Sharma	2,10,257	28.94%
	Congress	Manvendra Singh	85,418	11.76%
2014	BJP	Hema Malini	5,74,633	53.29%
	RLD	Jayant Chaudhary	2,43,890	22.62%
	BSP	Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi	1,73,572	16.10%
	SP	Chandan Singh	36,673	3.40%
2019	BJP	Hema Malini	6,71,293	60.79%
	RLD	Kunwar Narendra Singh	3,77,822	34.26%
	Congress	Mahesh Pathak	28,084	2.55%