PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION 2024 - MADHYA PRADESH



The estimated population of Madhya Pradesh in 2024 is 8.77 crores. The area of the state is 3,08,000 km². The literacy rate of the state is 69.32%, with male literacy rate 78.73 and female 59.24. The GDP of MP in 2023 was 13.87 lakh crores. GDP per capita of the  state was Rs 1,55,583.49. Indore is the financial hub of the state. This district has a significant economic growth. Crime rate of the state has a consistent growth from 2013 with 303.8 per lakh to 358.3 in 2021. As per NCRB report MP stood 3rd position in India for crime against women with 3,046 women and girls being raped and gang raped in the state in 2022. There were over 25.8 lakhs registered unemployed youth on 1 April 2022. As on July 2023 poverty rate in MP is very high with 43.50 per cent.

There are 29 Lok Sabha seats in Madhya Pradesh.

Parties won in 2019 Lok Sabha election from M.P.
BJP - 28
INC -    1

Party position in 2024 election from M.P.
BJP - 29
INC - 28 & SP - 1
Final list of BSP, Left parties etc are not declared.

Pre-poll survey results by accredited media 
India TV-CNX 
BJP - 29

ABP news C Voter 
NDA - 28
INC -     1

India Today 
NDA - 27
INC -     2

K V George 

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