MLASamajwadi Party

Umar Ali Khan

Votes received
1,34,396
Vote share
47.8%
Winning margin
38,007

Quick answer

Umar Ali Khan is the MLA for Behat (Samajwadi Party). In the 2022 general election they received 1,34,396 votes (47.8%) and defeated Naresh Saini by 38,007 votes.

· Sources: LGD, Election Commission of India, Census 2011 and other open government data

Profile

Umar Ali Khan is the MLA for Behat representing the Samajwadi Party, elected in 2022 general election.

They received 1,34,396 votes (47.8% of votes polled), defeating Naresh Saini (BJP) by 38,007 votes.

RoleMLA
Assembly ConstituencyBehat
PartySamajwadi Party
Term / election2022 general election
Votes received1,34,396
Winning margin38,007
Runner-upNaresh Saini

Gram panchayats in the constituency

The Behat constituency covers about 138 gram panchayats spread across these blocks: Muzaffarabad (72), Sadauli Qadeem (59), Puwarka (3) and Sarsawan (4).

Abdullapur Akbarpur Bans Must. Alampur Alampur Kalan Alipur Alis Bhagwala Alipura Anwarpur Barauli Asgarpur Must Aslampur Bartha Aurangabad Babail Buzurg Badhedi Ghoghu Badkalan Bakarpur Begpur Behada Kalan Behada Khurd Bhais Rauo Bhatpur Bhogpur Gokulpur Bhojewala Bhulani Chack Khizarpur Mutafapur Chandi Chataki Chaubara Chimba Bans Chohadpur Kalan Dabkora Daoud Pura Dayalpur Dohlra Faizabad Faridpur Alis Manduwala Farkhpur Nawada Fateh Pur Kalan Fatehpur Fatehpur Pelo Gadar Heri Ganeshpur Habibpur Alis Tapoban Halwana Must. Haripur Hasanpur Hatholi Hussain Malakpur Ibrahimpura Ishaqpur Chanchi Ismailpur Jaitpur Kalan Jaitpur Khurd Jajner Jasmaure Jayantipur Aht. Jhinjholi Mahmood Pur Kabir Pur Kadarpur Kalsiya Kalu Wala Pahari Pur Kaluwala Jahanpur Kamal Pur Kanshepur Kasampur Mazra Padli Khidka Junardar Khidkawa Bhatkawa Khurrampur Khushalipur Khushhalpur Khuznawar Aht. Kothdi Bahlalpur Lateefpur Bhoor Lodipur Mahmoodpur Mahmoodpur Mazra Raipur Mahmoodpur Nagli Must. Malakpur Malakpur Marva Mayapur Rooppur Meerpur Gandevad Miragpur Panjuwala Mirzapur Pole Mohd. Pur Kandhela Mukhlispur Murtazapur Musali Mussa Pur Muzaffarpur Nagla Babail Khurd Nagla Jhanda Nanoli Naurangpur Nausar Hedi Must. Naymatpur Noorpur Urf Bharaooad Nunyari Padali Grant Path Lokar Pathanpura Must Patharwa Pithoori Ragla Hatholi Raipur Raipur Kalan Ramkhedi Rampur Kalan Randaul Rasoolpur Rasoolpur Kalan Ratanpur Kalyanpur Rawashauli Razapur Rehna Roohalka Sadhauli Kadeem Sadholi Bhoor Salempur Gada Salooni Sansarpur Sarda Heri Shahabuddinpur Shahpur Shahpur Bans Must Shahpur Garha Shamaspur Sheikhpur Mazidpur Must. Shekhpura Sherpur Khanzadpur Sherpur Pelon Sikanderpur Sultanpur Mali Tajpura Tauli Thappel Ismailpur Tivra Junardar Todarpur Todarpur Usand

Election results

In the 2022 assembly election, Umar Ali Khan won with 1,34,396 votes (47.8%), defeating Naresh Saini (BJP) by 38,007 votes out of 2,80,938 votes polled.

In the 2024 Lok Sabha election, Imran Masood (INC) led in this assembly segment by 38,229 votes.

Assembly ConstituencyMLA 2022 (party)Margin 2022Lok Sabha 2024 segment leaderLead 2024
BehatUmar Ali Khan (Samajwadi Party)38,007Imran Masood (INC)38,229

Source: Election Commission of India. By-elections held after 2022 are not reflected.

Other MLAs from Saharanpur district

Frequently asked questions

Who is the MLA of Behat?

Umar Ali Khan is the MLA of Behat (2022 general election).

Which party does Umar Ali Khan belong to?

Samajwadi Party

By how many votes did Umar Ali Khan win?

By 38,007 votes, defeating Naresh Saini.

How can I contact Umar Ali Khan?

Through the MLA's constituency office, public hearings (Janata Darshan) or the contact listed on the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly website. Grievances can also be filed on the state grievance portal.

Role of an MLA

An MLA represents the constituency in the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly, votes on state laws and the budget, and recommends local works, roads, drains, school buildings, from the MLA Local Area Development Fund. Residents can reach the MLA at the constituency office or public hearings (Janata Darshan).

Source: Election Commission of India, Uttar Pradesh Vidhan Sabha 2022 results, 2022-03-10