The 1984 Indian general election in Delhi was held to elect representatives of the 7 seats of the NCT of Delhi in the Lok Sabha.
The Indian National Congress won all the seven seats of Delhi and won two-thirds of the votes. This was the second of three times in which the Congress won all seven seats of Delhi, the first time being in the 1971 Indian general election.
Parties and alliances
No. Party Flag SymbolLeaderSeats contested1. Indian National Congress Rajiv Gandhi 7
No. Party Flag SymbolLeaderSeats contested1. Bharatiya Janata Party A. B. Vajpayee 5
Results Results by Party/Alliance Party Name Popular vote Seats Votes % ±pp Contested Won +/− INC 15,28,252 68.72 18.32 7 7 1 BJP 4,19,210 18.85 5 0 LKD 1,15,777 5.21 1 0 JP 73,970 3.33 34.57 1 0 1 INC(J) 5,354 0.24 1 0 IND 81,420 3.66 0.25 174 0 Total 22,23,983 100% - 189 7 -
Elected MPs Constituency Winner Runner Up Margin % # Name Candidate Party Votes % Candidate Party Votes %1New DelhiK. C. PantINC1,31,93267.86Kanwar Lal GuptaBJP59,04630.3772,88637.492South DelhiLalit MakenINC2,15,89861.07Vijay Kumar MalhotraBJP1,30,84737.0185,05124.063Outer DelhiCh. Bharat SinghINC3,65,45472.75Tarif SinghLKD1,15,77723.052,49,67749.704East DelhiH. K. L. BhagatINC3,86,15076.95Kishore LalJP73,97014.743,12,18062.215Chandni ChowkJai Parkash AggarwalINC1,22,06960.52Sikander BakhtBJP74,99337.1847,07623.346Delhi SadarJagdish TytlerINC1,55,33362.11Madan Lal KhuranaBJP89,48035.7865,85326.337Karol Bagh (SC)Sundarwati NawalINC1,51,41668.81Surender Pal RatawalBJP64,84429.4786,57239.34
Post-election Union Council of Ministers from Delhi SI No. Name Constituency Designation Department From ToParty1K. C. PantNew DelhiCabinet MinisterEducation31 December 198425 September 1985Steel and Mines25 September 198512 April 1987Defence12 April 19872 December 19892H. K. L. BhagatEast DelhiCabinet MinisterParliamentary Affairs31 December 19842 December 1989Tourism25 September 198512 May 1986Food and Civil Supplies12 May 198614 February 1988Information and Broadcasting14 February 19882 December 19893Jagdish TytlerDelhi SadarMinister of StateTransport (Civil Aviation)25 September 198522 October 1986MoS(I/C)Civil Aviation22 October 198614 February 1988Tourism28 July 198714 February 1988Labour14 February 198825 June 1988
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