PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION 2024 - RAJASTHAN




Rajasthan is geographically the largest state of India with an area of 3,42,249 km². In fact Rajasthan is larger than Italy, Norway and Poland. In 2023 the population of the state was 8.36 crores. Literacy rate of the state in 2024 is 66.11 percent with male literacy 79.19 and female literacy 52.12 percent. GDP of the state in 2023-24 is Rs 15.7 lakh crores with the PCI for the same period is Rs 1,66,560. 

Total crime registered in Rajasthan under IPC during 2023 was 1,49,116, in 2022 was 1,47,231 and 2021 was 1,26,233. During the period 2018-2021 the reported crime was 2,50,546. Crime rate of the state was 331.2. Crime against women in 2020 was 34,535, 2021 - 40,735 and 2022 the figure was 45,058. Rape cases in Rajasthan was 2019 - 5,997, 2020 - 5,310, 2021- 6,337 and 2022 - 5,399.

The total number of Lok Sabha seats in Rajasthan is 25.

In 2019 election all 25 seats were won by NDA (BJP -24 & RLP -1)

Number of seats contesting by BJP for the ensuing election 2024 is 25

Congress led INDIA bloc include RLP, CPIM and BAP - 25

Pre-poll survey results of 2024 lok sabha election in Rajasthan.

India Today 
NDA - 25
INDIA - 0

Money Control 
NDA - 25
INDIA - 0

K V George 

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