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In the Indian general election, 2004 for Madhya Pradesh polls were held for 29 seats in the state. The result was a major victory for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) which won 25 seats. The remaining 4 seats were won by Indian National Congress (INC).
List of winners
| Constituency |
Party |
Elected Representative
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| Balaghat |
BJP |
Gauri Shankar Chaturbhuj Bisen
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| Betul |
BJP |
Khandewal Vijay Kumar (Munni Bhaia)
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| Bhind |
BJP |
Dr Ramlakhan Singh
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| Bhopal |
BJP |
Kailash Joshi
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| Chhindwara |
INC |
Kamalnath
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| Damoh |
BJP |
Chandbhan Bhaiya
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| Dhar |
BJP |
Chhatar Singh Darbar
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| Guna |
INC |
Jyotiraditya Mahadevrai Scindia
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| Gwalior |
INC |
Ramsevak Singh (Babuji)
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| Hoshangabad |
BJP |
Sartaj Singh
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| Indore |
BJP |
Sumitra Mahajan
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| Jabalpur |
BJP |
Rakesh Singh
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| Jhabua |
INC |
Kantilal Bhuria
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| Khajuraho |
BJP |
Dr Ramkrishna Khusmariya
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| Khandwa |
BJP |
Nand Kumar Singh Chauhan
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| Khargone |
BJP |
Krishna Murari Moghe
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| Mandla |
BJP |
Fuggan Singh Kulaste
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| Mandsaur |
BJP |
Dr Laxminarayan Pandeya
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| Morena |
BJP |
Ashok Chhaviram Argal
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| Rajgarh |
BJP |
Lakshman Singh
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| Rewa |
BJP |
Chandramani Tripathi
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| Sagar |
BJP |
Virendra Kumar
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| Satna |
BJP |
Ganesh Singh
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| Seoni |
BJP |
Neeta Pateriya
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| Shahdol |
BJP |
Dalpat Singh Paraste
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| Shajapur |
BJP |
Tawarchand Gehlot
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| Sidhi |
BJP |
Chandrapratap Singh
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| Ujjain |
BJP |
Dr Satyanarayan Jatiya
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| Vidisha |
BJP |
Shivraj Singh
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