Jai Parkash (J.P.) Saharan

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Jai Prakash

Shri Jai Prakash was born on 2 Dec. 1954 at village Dubbal in Kaithal district of Haryana. Brought up in the lap of rural Haryana, he is one of the promising politician of Haryana.

Shri Jai Prakash started his political career under the shadow of Chaudhary Devi Lal who appointed him president of the Green Brigade and came into lime light when he, along with other activists, descended on Allahabad to lend support in the by-election of VP Singh in 1989.

He was elected MP Lok Sabha in 1990 and remained minister in the Union Govt.

He has the distinction of winning Hisar parliamentary seat three times as nominee of three different political parties. In 1996, he was elected to 11th Lok Sabha. In 2004, he was elected to 14th Lok Sabha. In 2011, he again contested on the Congress ticket but could not win this seat.

Political Career

  • 1989 MP Hisar Lok Sabha - Janta Dal
  • 1996 MP Hisar Lok Sabha - HVP
  • 2000 MLA Barwala Vidhan Sabha - INC
  • 2004 MP Hisar Lok Sabha - INC
  • 2014 MLA Kalayat Vidhan Sabha - IND

Election History

Serial Year House Constituency Party Result Against
1989 09 Lok Sabha Hisar Janta Dal Won Birender Singh INC
1991 10 Lok Sabha Hisar Janta Party Lost Narain Singh INC
1996 9 Vidhan Sabha Narwana HVP Lost Randeep Surjewala on INC and OP Chautala of Samta Party
1996 11 Lok Sabha Hisar HVP Won Gauri Shankar Samta Party
1998 12 Lok Sabha Hisar SJP(R) Lost Surender Singh Barwala of HLD(R)
2000 10 Vidhan Sabha Barwala INC Won Parmila Barwala Inld
2004 14 Lok Sabha Hisar INC Won Surender Singh Barwala of INLD
2009 15 Lok Sabha Hisar INC Lost Bhajan Lal (HJCBL)
2009 12 Vidhan Sabha Adampur INC Lost Kuldeep Bishnoi (HJCBL)
2011 15 Lok Sabha Hisar bypoll INC Lost Kuldeep Bishnoi (HJCBL)
2014 13 Vidhan Sabha Kalayat IND Won Rampal Majra Inld
2019 14 Vidhan Sabha Kalayat INC Lost Kamlesh Dhanda BJP
2022 14 Vidhan Sabha Adampur bypoll INC Lost Bhavya Bishnoi BJP

Union Minister

1990

  • Union Deputy Minister
  • Ministry of Petroleum
  • Chemical
  • Communications

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