Election Results 2024: Meet 3 Youngest Samajwadi Party Winners In Uttar Pradesh, Set To Become MPs Under 30

The BJP-led NDA had anticipated and the exit ballot had predicted a landslide victory within the Lok Sabha election of 2024, however that was not the case. The BJP suffered essentially the most in Uttar Pradesh, the place it solely received 33 seats out of a complete of 62 in 2019, on account of a extra formidable opposition. In Uttar Pradesh, the INDIA bloc has received 43 of the 80 seats, with the Congress successful six and the SP successful 37. The elections additionally dropped at mild the stunning comeback of the Samajwadi Party in Uttar Pradesh, led by Akhilesh Yadav, as an enormous killer, and the resurgence of the principle opposition Congress celebration beneath Rahul Gandhi.

A welcome departure from the stereotypical view of a politician is represented by the three Uttar Pradesh candidates of the Samajwadi Party, who received the Lok Sabha election and are beneath thirty years previous. They have levels from respected universities, are well-educated, communicate (*30*) fluently, and have novel views on their function as new lawmakers. 

Here are the three newly elected Under 30 MPs of Samajwadi Party in Uttar Pradesh:

Pushpendra Saroj: Pushpendra Saroj, 25, is likely one of the youngest Lok Sabha members. With levels in accounting and administration from Queen Mary University of London, he ran for Kaushambhi on a Samajwadi Party ticket and received by 1.03 lakh votes. He defeated Vinod Sonkar, a two-term BJP member of Parliament.

Inderjit Saroj, his father, is a member of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly.

“I want to focus on the development of my constituency and will make a concerted effort not to become involved in local politics,” he said after successful the election.

Iqra Hasan: Samajwadi Party candidate Iqra Hassan received the Kairana seat with a margin of 69,116 votes. The 27-year-old graduated from the University of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies with a postgraduate diploma in worldwide regulation.

“Working for my constituency, especially women, who are still behind and lack proper educational facilities, will be my top priority,” she declared.

Priya Saroj: A 25-year-old lawyer for the Supreme Court, Saroj made a triumphant electoral debut on the SP ticket, garnering 35,850 votes to win the Machhlishahr seat. She is Tufani Saroj’s daughter, the previous MP.