Uttar Pradesh has 80 Lok Sabha constituencies, the highest number of parliamentary seats of any Indian state. The 2024 general election elected MPs from the Samajwadi Party (SP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Indian National Congress (INC) and other parties.
This guide lists all 80 constituencies, their elected MPs and the party under which they won in 2024. It also explains how residents can identify their MP and find official contact details.
Important: Party affiliations below reflect the 2024 election result, not necessarily any subsequent change in party membership. Names and details should be checked against the current Parliament directory before contacting an MP.
Uttar Pradesh MPs List: All 80 Constituencies
| No. | Lok Sabha constituency | MP elected in 2024 | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Saharanpur | Imran Masood | INC |
| 2 | Kairana | Iqra Choudhary | SP |
| 3 | Muzaffarnagar | Harendra Singh Malik | SP |
| 4 | Bijnor | Chandan Chauhan | RLD |
| 5 | Nagina (SC) | Chandrashekhar Azad | ASP(KR) |
| 6 | Moradabad | Ruchi Vira | SP |
| 7 | Rampur | Mohibbullah | SP |
| 8 | Sambhal | Zia Ur Rehman Barq | SP |
| 9 | Amroha | Kanwar Singh Tanwar | BJP |
| 10 | Meerut | Arun Govil | BJP |
| 11 | Baghpat | Rajkumar Sangwan | RLD |
| 12 | Ghaziabad | Atul Garg | BJP |
| 13 | Gautam Buddha Nagar | Mahesh Sharma | BJP |
| 14 | Bulandshahr (SC) | Bhola Singh | BJP |
| 15 | Aligarh | Satish Kumar Gautam | BJP |
| 16 | Hathras (SC) | Anoop Pradhan Valmiki | BJP |
| 17 | Mathura | Hema Malini | BJP |
| 18 | Agra (SC) | S. P. Singh Baghel | BJP |
| 19 | Fatehpur Sikri | Rajkumar Chahar | BJP |
| 20 | Firozabad | Akshay Yadav | SP |
| 21 | Mainpuri | Dimple Yadav | SP |
| 22 | Etah | Devesh Shakya | SP |
| 23 | Badaun | Aditya Yadav | SP |
| 24 | Aonla | Neeraj Maurya | SP |
| 25 | Bareilly | Chhatra Pal Singh Gangwar | BJP |
| 26 | Pilibhit | Jitin Prasada | BJP |
| 27 | Shahjahanpur (SC) | Arun Kumar Sagar | BJP |
| 28 | Kheri | Utkarsh Verma ‘Madhur’ | SP |
| 29 | Dhaurahra | Anand Bhadauriya | SP |
| 30 | Sitapur | Rakesh Rathor | INC |
| 31 | Hardoi (SC) | Jai Prakash | BJP |
| 32 | Misrikh (SC) | Ashok Kumar Rawat | BJP |
| 33 | Unnao | Swami Sachchidanand Hari Sakshi | BJP |
| 34 | Mohanlalganj (SC) | R. K. Chaudhary | SP |
| 35 | Lucknow | Rajnath Singh | BJP |
| 36 | Rae Bareli | Rahul Gandhi | INC |
| 37 | Amethi | Kishori Lal Sharma | INC |
| 38 | Sultanpur | Rambhual Nishad | SP |
| 39 | Pratapgarh | Shiv Pal Singh Patel | SP |
| 40 | Farrukhabad | Mukesh Rajput | BJP |
| 41 | Etawah (SC) | Jitendra Kumar Dohare | SP |
| 42 | Kannauj | Akhilesh Yadav | SP |
| 43 | Kanpur | Ramesh Awasthi | BJP |
| 44 | Akbarpur | Devendra Singh alias Bhole Singh | BJP |
| 45 | Jalaun (SC) | Narayan Das Ahirwar | SP |
| 46 | Jhansi | Anurag Sharma | BJP |
| 47 | Hamirpur | Ajendra Singh Lodhi | SP |
| 48 | Banda | Krishna Devi Shivshankar Patel | SP |
| 49 | Fatehpur | Naresh Chandra Uttam Patel | SP |
| 50 | Kaushambi (SC) | Pushpendra Saroj | SP |
| 51 | Phulpur | Praveen Patel | BJP |
| 52 | Allahabad | Ujjwal Raman Singh | INC |
| 53 | Barabanki (SC) | Tanuj Punia | INC |
| 54 | Faizabad | Awadhesh Prasad | SP |
| 55 | Ambedkar Nagar | Lalji Verma | SP |
| 56 | Bahraich (SC) | Anand Kumar | BJP |
| 57 | Kaiserganj | Karan Bhushan Singh | BJP |
| 58 | Shrawasti | Ram Shiromani Verma | SP |
| 59 | Gonda | Kirti Vardhan Singh | BJP |
| 60 | Domariyaganj | Jagdambika Pal | BJP |
| 61 | Basti | Ram Prasad Chaudhary | SP |
| 62 | Sant Kabir Nagar | Laxmikant Pappu Nishad | SP |
| 63 | Maharajganj | Pankaj Chaudhary | BJP |
| 64 | Gorakhpur | Ravi Kishan | BJP |
| 65 | Kushinagar | Vijay Kumar Dubey | BJP |
| 66 | Deoria | Shashank Mani | BJP |
| 67 | Bansgaon (SC) | Kamlesh Paswan | BJP |
| 68 | Lalganj (SC) | Daroga Prasad Saroj | SP |
| 69 | Azamgarh | Dharmendra Yadav | SP |
| 70 | Ghosi | Rajeev Rai | SP |
| 71 | Salempur | Ramashankar Rajbhar | SP |
| 72 | Ballia | Sanatan Pandey | SP |
| 73 | Jaunpur | Babu Singh Kushwaha | SP |
| 74 | Machhlishahr (SC) | Priya Saroj | SP |
| 75 | Ghazipur | Afzal Ansari | SP |
| 76 | Chandauli | Birendra Singh | SP |
| 77 | Varanasi | Narendra Modi | BJP |
| 78 | Bhadohi | Vinod Kumar Bind | BJP |
| 79 | Mirzapur | Anupriya Patel | Apna Dal (Soneylal) |
| 80 | Robertsganj (SC) | Chhotelal | SP |
Source for the 2024 winners and party labels: The Indian Express — Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Election Results 2024. Verify current membership through the official Parliament directory.
Party-Wise Results in Uttar Pradesh
The 2024 election produced the following distribution of seats:
| Party | Seats won |
|---|---|
| Samajwadi Party (SP) | 37 |
| Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) | 33 |
| Indian National Congress (INC) | 6 |
| Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) | 2 |
| Apna Dal (Soneylal) | 1 |
| Aazad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) | 1 |
| Total | 80 |
These figures describe the 2024 election results. Subsequent changes in party affiliation, membership status or parliamentary representation may affect the current picture.
How to Find Your MP
If you do not know your Lok Sabha constituency, follow these steps:
- Identify your district, town or village and Assembly constituency.
- Check your parliamentary constituency using the Election Commission’s official voter services.
- Search for your constituency in the table above.
- Confirm your MP’s current name and membership status in the official Parliament directory.
Useful official resources:
- Election Commission of India — election information and voter services.
- Voters’ Services Portal — electoral-roll and voter-related services.
- Lok Sabha official website — parliamentary information and member details.
Remember that a district and a Lok Sabha constituency are not always the same. A parliamentary constituency can include several Assembly constituencies, and district boundaries may not match parliamentary boundaries.
How to Contact Your MP
You can raise local development issues, request information or seek assistance by contacting your MP through official channels.
| Method | What to do |
|---|---|
| Parliament member directory | Find the MP’s official profile and published contact details on Lok Sabha. |
| Constituency office | Check the MP’s official profile or verified public channels for constituency-office details. |
| Written representation | Clearly describe the issue, location, relevant dates and action requested. Attach copies of supporting documents, not original certificates. |
| Public grievance portal | For eligible central-government service complaints, use CPGRAMS. |
| Follow-up | Keep a copy of your letter, acknowledgement or reference number and follow up through the official office. |
What should you include in a complaint or request?
- Your name and a safe contact method.
- Your village, ward, town or constituency.
- A short explanation of the problem.
- Relevant photographs, documents or complaint reference numbers.
- The action you want the MP’s office to consider.
Avoid sending passwords, bank PINs, OTPs or unnecessary sensitive personal information. An MP can raise issues with the relevant authorities, but cannot guarantee that every complaint will be resolved or direct an independent authority to decide a matter in a particular way.
What Does an MP Do?
A Member of Parliament represents a constituency in the Lok Sabha and participates in national lawmaking and parliamentary scrutiny. MPs can raise public issues, ask questions, participate in debates and engage with government departments on matters affecting their constituents.
For local issues, it is important to identify the authority responsible. Village roads, municipal services, state policing and many land-related matters may fall under local or state government agencies rather than the Union government.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Lok Sabha MPs does Uttar Pradesh have?
Uttar Pradesh has 80 Lok Sabha constituencies.
Who is the MP from my constituency?
Find your parliamentary constituency through the Voters’ Services Portal, then check the table and confirm the MP’s current details on the official Parliament website.
Can I contact an MP about a local road, water or electricity problem?
Yes. You can send a representation to your MP’s office. However, the responsible local body, state department or utility may be the appropriate authority for resolving the issue.
Are the party labels in this list current?
They reflect the party under which each MP won in the 2024 general election. Check the current Parliament directory for any subsequent changes.
Conclusion
Knowing your MP is a practical first step towards participating in democracy and raising public issues. This list covers all 80 Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha constituencies and their elected representatives from the 2024 general election.
Before sending a complaint or visiting an office, confirm the constituency, the MP’s current status and the official contact details. For reliable updates, use the Election Commission and Parliament websites rather than unverified social media posts.