Barmer: Ummeda Ram Beniwal from the INC is one of the key candidates from the Barmer constituency of Rajasthan. The Barmer constituency voted 73.30% on April 26, 2024. The live results for the Barmer constituency that has started at 8 AM on June 4th, and we will be updating the same.
The phase two of Lok Sabha elections went into polling on April 26, 2024 (Friday). Rajasthan has total 25 seats 12 of which went to polls on April 19. Remaining 13 were scheduled on April 26 during phase 2. Barmer is among the top 5 key Rajasthan constituencies that have potential to make a difference to the state's General Election results. Barmer constituency comprises of Barmer and Jaisalmer districts.
Barmer comprises of 8 Vidhan Sabha segments including Sheo, Barmer, Baytoo, Pachpadra, Siwana, Gudha Malani, Chohtan, and Jaisalmer.
Barmer is the second-largest constituency in India covering the third and fifth largest districts in India, Jaisalmer and Barmer.
Barmer comprises of 8 Vidhan Sabha segments | FPJ
Three-way fight in Barmer
It is going to be a tough fight between INC's Umeda Ram Beniwal, Ravindra Singh Bhati who will go solo and Kailash Choudhary, who will fight it out again on a BJP ticket. It is not going to be a cakewalk for the BJP this time as Kailash Chaudhary is all set to battle the strong anti-incumbency sentiment and the influence of young and vibrant Ravindra Singh Bhati is only going to add to the challenge.
candidates from Barmer constituency | FPJ
The 27-yr old Rajput rebel leader recenly filed nomination papers independently after the BJP denied him a ticket. Barmer has a majority of Jat and Rajput population and Bhati a very popular face among the two communities.
Previous winnners of the constituency | FPJ
past results of the Barmer Constituency | FPJ
Analysis of previous results
Barmer has been a BJP bastion since past two elections. In 2019 Lok Sabha Elections, BJP's Kailash Chaudhry clinched victory, defeating Former Union Minister Jaswant Singh's son Manvendra Singh who fought on INC ticket by a margin of 3,23,808 votes. In 2014, Colonel. Sona Ram Chaudhry again from BJP won the seat defeating Jaswant Singh who had contested the elections independently by a margin of 87,461 votes.
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