PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION 2024 - GUJARAT




Gujarat holds an area of 1,96,024 km² among the Indian states. The current estimated population of the state is 7.27 crores. The population ratio of the state is 110.503 male to 100 female. Literacy rate of Gujarat in 2023 was 83.3 percent. Male literacy was 89.5 and female literacy was 74.8 percent. GDP of the state for 2023-24 is Rs 25,62,975 crores. PCI of Gujarat in 2023 was Rs 2,73,557.51. People  below poverty line in 2023 was 9.03 percent.

Gujarat is reported to have the highest number of custodial death for the successive years. 2020 - 15, 2021 - 23,
2022 - 14. When it comes to prohibition law the criminal incidents in the state àre very high. 2021- 2.83 lakhs and  2022 - 3.10 lakhs. Crime rate in Gujarat stood at 438 in 2022 and 405 in 2021 per lakh of population. Crime against women too is quite high in the state. The reported number of crime against women in the state in 2019 - 8,799, 2020 - 8,028,
2021 - 7,348, 2022 - 7,731. Rape cases reported from the state in 2020 - 486 and in 2022 - 610.

Number of Lok Sabha seats in Gujarat in 2024 is 26.

Lok Sabha election result in 2019 in Gujarat: BJP won all 26 seats.

Seats contesting in Gujarat by different alliances/parties in 2024.
BJP -26

INC - 24 & AAP - 2 

Pre-poll survey results of 2024 election.
Money Control:
BJP - 26
INDIA - 0

News 18
BJP - 26
INDIA - 0

livemint.com
BJP -26
INDIA - 0

K V George 



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