Communist Party of India Ghosi Assembly Election 1972 – Latest News & Results
| INC | 167 |
| CPI | 35 |
| SOP | 33 |
| NCO | 30 |
| OTH | 53 |
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CPI Candidates for Ghosi in Past Elections
| Candidate Name | Year | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ajit Singh | 1995 | 31733 | Runner Up |
| Shardanand Singh | 1990 | 36267 | Runner Up |
| Rajendra Singh | 1985 | 31051 | Runner Up |
| Ramashray Pd. Singh | 1980 | 53310 | Runner Up |
| Ramashray Pd. Ansari | 1977 | 43561 | Runner Up |
| Ramashraya Prasad Singh | 1972 | 41904 | Winner |
| Ramashray Prasad Singh | 1969 | 30251 | Runner Up |
| R. P. Sinha | 1967 | 16336 | Winner |
Communist Party of India (CPI) News
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Shevgaon: CPI Leader Sanjay Nangre Sits in Pothole in Ahmednagar, Pours Dirty Water on Himself To Protest Against Administration Over Waterlogging Issue; Video Surfaces
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Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Mamata Banerjee Alleges Congress, CPI Helping BJP in West Bengal
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