Liste der Mitglieder der Lok Sabha (16. Wahlperiode)

Die Liste der Abgeordneten der Lok Sabha (16. Wahlperiode) enthält die Abgeordneten der 16. Wahlperiode der Lok Sabha, des Unterhauses des indischen Parlamentes. Die 543 Abgeordneten wurden zwischen dem 7. April und 12. Mai 2014 bei der Parlamentswahl in Indien 2014 in Einzelwahlkreisen nach dem relativen Mehrheitswahlrecht gewählt. Bei Ausscheiden eines Abgeordneten wird der Parlamentssitz durch eine Nachwahl neu bestimmt.

Zusammensetzung

Die 543 Abgeordneten der Lok Sabha gehören 35 verschiedenen Parteien an. Dazu kommen drei unabhängige Abgeordnete. Die mit Abstand größte Partei ist die Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), die mit 282 Sitzen über eine absolute Mehrheit verfügt.

Unter den Mitgliedern der Lok Sabha sind Frauen deutlich unterrepräsentiert: Nur 61 von 543 Abgeordneten (11 Prozent) sind weiblich. Gleichwohl ist der Frauenanteil der höchste in der Geschichte der Lok Sabha.[1] Nach der indischen Verfassung müssen die Angehörigen niederer Kasten (Scheduled Castes, SC) sowie der Stammesbevölkerung (Scheduled Tribes, ST) entsprechend ihrem Bevölkerungsanteil im Parlament vertreten sein. Daher sind 79 Parlamentssitze (15 Prozent) für SC und 41 Parlamentssitze (8 Prozent) für ST reserviert. Für Angehörige religiöser Minderheiten existieren dagegen keine derartigen Regelungen. Die größte Minderheit, die Muslime, die 13 Prozent der Bevölkerung ausmachen, ist in der Lok Sabha deutlich unterrepräsentiert. Mit nur 22 muslimischen Abgeordneten (4 Prozent) ist der Anteil der Muslime der geringste in der Geschichte der Lok Sabha.[2]

Zusammensetzung nach Parteien
ParteiKürzelSitze
Bharatiya Janata PartyBJP282
Indischer NationalkongressINC44
All India Anna Dravida Munnetra KazhagamAIADMK37
All India Trinamool CongressAITC34
Biju Janata DalBJD20
Shiv SenaSHS18
Telugu Desam PartyTDP16
Telangana Rashtra SamithiTRS11
Communist Party of India (Marxist)CPI(M)9
YSR Congress PartyYSRCP9
Lok Janshakti PartyLJP6
Nationalist Congress PartyNCP6
Samajwadi PartySP5
Aam Aadmi PartyAAP4
Rashtriya Janata DalRJD4
Shiromani Akali DalSAD4
All India United Democratic FrontAIUDF3
Jammu and Kashmir People’s Democratic PartyJKPDP3
Rashtriya Lok Samta PartyRLSP3
Apna DalAD2
Indian Union Muslim LeagueIUML2
Janata Dal (Secular)JD(S)2
Janata Dal (United)JD(U)2
Indian National Lok DalINLD2
Jharkhand Mukti MorchaJMM2
All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul MuslimeenAIMIM1
All India N. R. CongressAINRC1
Communist Party of IndiaCPI1
Kerala Congress (M)KEC(M)1
Naga People’s FrontNPF1
National People’s PartyNPP1
Pattali Makkal KatchiPMK1
Revolutionary Socialist PartyRSP1
Sikkim Democratic FrontSDF1
Swabhimani PakshaSWP1
Unabhängigeunabh.3

Liste der Abgeordneten

NameParteiWahlkreisReserviert fürBundesstaat/
Unionsterritorium		Anmerkungen
Shivaji Adhalrao PatilSHSShirur–Maharashtra
Deepak AdhikariAITCGhatal–Westbengalen
Dibyendu AdhikariAITCTamluk–WestbengalenNachwahl am 19. November 2016.[3]
Sisir AdhikariAITCKanthi–Westbengalen
Suvendu AdhikariAITCTamluk–WestbengalenAm 28. Mai 2016 zurückgetreten.
Yogi AdityanathBJPGorakhpur–Uttar Pradesh
Anandrao AdsulSHSAmravatiSCMaharashtra
L. K. AdvaniBJPGandhinagar–Gujarat
Rajendra AgarwalBJPMeerut–Uttar Pradesh
E. AhamedIUMLMalappuram–Kerala
Hansraj AhirBJPChandrapur–Maharashtra
Santosh AhlawatBJPJhunjhunu–Rajasthan
Surendrajeet Singh AhluwaliaBJPDarjeeling–Westbengalen
Sultan AhmedAITCUluberia–Westbengalen
Badruddin AjmalAIUDFDhubri–Assam
Siraj Uddin AjmalAIUDFBarpeta–Assam
Idris AliAITCBasirhat–Westbengalen
Karadi Sanganna AmarappaBJPKoppal–Karnataka
Suresh Channabasappa AngadiBJPBelgaum–Karnataka
Anto AntonyINCPathanamthitta–Kerala
Tariq AnwarNCPKatihar–Bihar
A. Anwhaar RaajhaaAIADMKRamanathapuram–Tamil Nadu
A. ArunmozhithevanAIADMKCuddalore–Tamil Nadu
K. Ashok KumarAIADMKKrishnagiri–Tamil Nadu
Kirti AzadBJPDarbhanga–Bihar
Kambhapati Hari BabuBJPVisakhapatnam–Andhra Pradesh
Pandula Ravindra BabuTDPAmalapuramSCAndhra Pradesh
BabulalBJPFatehpur Sikri–Uttar Pradesh
Harsimrat Kaur BadalSADBathinda–Punjab
Subhash BaheriaBJPBhilwara–Rajasthan
Muzaffar Hussain BaigJKPDPBaramulla–Jammu und Kashmir
Ramesh BaisBJPRaipur–Chhattisgarh
Thangso BaiteINCOuter ManipurSTManipur
Subrata BakshiAITCKolkata Dakshin–Westbengalen
Anju BalaBJPMisrikhSCUttar Pradesh
Sanjeev Kumar BalyanBJPMuzaffarnagar–Uttar Pradesh
Sudip BandyopadhyayAITCKolkata Uttar–Westbengalen
Abhishek BanerjeeAITCDiamond Harbour–Westbengalen
Kalyan BanerjeeAITCSrerampur–Westbengalen
Prasun BanerjeeAITCHowrah–Westbengalen
Sharad BansodeBJPSolapurSCMaharashtra
Bijoy Chandra BarmanAITCJalpaiguriSCWestbengalen
Shrirang BarneSHSMaval–Maharashtra
Jasvantsinh Sumanbhai BhabhorBJPDahodSTGujarat
Bodsingh BhagatBJPBalaghat–Madhya Pradesh
Sudarshan BhagatBJPLohardagaSTJharkhand
Subhash BhamreBJPDhule–Maharashtra
R. K. Bharathi MohanAIADMKMayiladuthurai–Tamil Nadu
Uma BhartiBJPJhansi–Uttar Pradesh
Kunwar BhartendraBJPBijnor–Uttar Pradesh
Ranjanben BhattBJPVadodara–GujaratNachwahl am 13. September 2014.[4]
Udayanraje BhonsaleNCPSatara–Maharashtra
Dileepsingh BhuriaBJPRatlamSTMadhya Pradesh
Ramesh BidhuriBJPSouth Delhi–Delhi
P. K. BijuCPI(M)AlathurSCKerala
Om BirlaBJPKota–Rajasthan
Radheshyam BiswasAIUDFKarimganjSCAssam
Ravneet Singh BittuINCLudhiana–Punjab
Ramcharan BoharaBJPJaipur–Rajasthan
Vinod Kumar BoinapallyTRSKarimnagar–Telangana
Sugata BoseAITCJadavpur–Westbengalen
Ranjit Singh BrahmpuraSADKhadoor Sahib–Punjab
Bijoya ChakravartyBJPGuwahati–Assam
Kunwar Pushpendra Singh ChandelBJPHamirpur–Uttar Pradesh
Ramesh ChanderBJPSonipat–Haryana
Harish ChandraBJPBasti–Uttar Pradesh
M. ChandrakasiAIADMKChidambaramSCTamil Nadu
B. N. ChandrappaINCChitradurgaSCKarnataka
Prem Singh ChandumajraSADAnandpur Sahib–Punjab
Udasi Shivakumar ChannabasappaBJPHaveri–Karnataka
Birendra Kumar ChaudharyBJPJhanjharpur–Bihar
Haribhai Parthibhai ChaudharyBJPBanaskantha–Gujarat
Santokh Singh ChaudharyINCJalandharSCPunjab
Devusinh Jesingbhai ChauhanBJPKheda–Gujarat
Prabhatsinh Pratapsinh ChauhanBJPPanchmahal–Gujarat
Dushyant ChautalaINLDHisar–Haryana
Ashok ChavanINCNanded–Maharashtra
Harishchandra ChavanBJPDindoriSTMaharashtra
Vinod Lakhamashi ChavdaBJPKachchhSCGujarat
Thupstan ChhewangBJPLadakh–Jammu und Kashmir
ChhotelalBJPRobertsganjSCUttar Pradesh
Ashwini Kumar ChoubeyBJPBuxar–Bihar
C. R. ChoudharyBJPNagaur–Rajasthan
P. P. ChoudharyBJPPali–Rajasthan
Ram Tahal ChoudharyBJPRanchi–Jharkhand
Jitendra ChoudhuryCPI(M)Tripura EastSTTripura
Nandkumar Singh ChouhanBJPKhandwa–Madhya Pradesh
Abu Hasem Khan ChowdhuryINCMaldaha Dakshin–Westbengalen
Adhir Ranjan ChowdhuryINCBaharampur–Westbengalen
Rajeshbhai Naranbhai ChudasamaBJPJunagadh–Gujarat
Raosaheb DanveBJPJalna–Maharashtra
Vikram Jardosh DarshanaBJPSurat–Gujarat
Sankar Prasad DattaCPI(M)Tripura West–Tripura
Bandaru DattatreyaBJPSecunderabad–Telangana
Pasunuri DayakarTRSWarangalSCTelanganaNachwahl am 21. November 2015.[5]
Ramen DekaBJPMangaldoi–Assam
Ratna DeAITCHooghly–Westbengalen
Sushmita DevINCSilchar–Assam
H. D. Deve GowdaJD(S)Hassan–Karnataka
Rama DeviBJPSheohar–Bihar
Veena DeviLJPMunger–Bihar
DharambirBJPBhiwani-Mahendragarh–Haryana
Sanjay DhotreBJPAkola–Maharashtra
R. DhruvanarayanaINCChamarajanagarSCKarnataka
Jyoti DhurveBJPBetulSTMadhya Pradesh
Rajesh Kumar DiwakerBJPHathrasSCUttar Pradesh
Ashok Kumar DohareyBJPEtawahSCUttar Pradesh
Nishikant DubeyBJPGodda–Jharkhand
Satish Chandra DubeyBJPValmiki Nagar–Bihar
V. ElumalaiAIADMKArani–Tamil Nadu
Biren Singh EngtiINCAutonomous DistrictSTAssam
Ninong EringINCArunachal EastSTArunachal Pradesh
Devajibhai Govindbhai FateparaBJPSurendranagar–Gujarat
P. C. GaddigoudarBJPBagalkot–Karnataka
Nitin GadkariBJPNagpur–Maharashtra
Ravindra GaikwadSHSOsmanabad–Maharashtra
Sunil GaikwadBJPLaturSCMaharashtra
Jayadev GallaTDPGuntur–Andhra Pradesh
Dharam Vira GandhiAAPPatiala–Punjab
Dilipkumar GandhiBJPAhmadnagar–Maharashtra
Feroze Varun GandhiBJPSultanpur–Uttar Pradesh
Maneka GandhiBJPPilibhit–Uttar Pradesh
Rahul GandhiINCAmethi–Uttar Pradesh
Sonia GandhiINCRaebareli–Uttar Pradesh
Santosh Kumar GangwarBJPBareilly–Uttar Pradesh
Heena GavitBJPNandurbarSTMaharashtra
Bhavana GawaliSHSYavatmal-Washim–Maharashtra
Anant GeeteSHSRaigad–Maharashtra
Kothapalli GeethaYSRCPArakuSTAndhra Pradesh
Joice GeorgeUnabh.Idukki–Kerala
Arpita GhoshAITCBalurghat–Westbengalen
Kakali GhoshdostidarAITCBarasat–Westbengalen
Sher Singh GhubayaSADFirozpur–Punjab
Laxman GiluwaBJPSinghbhumSTJharkhand
Maheish GirriBJPEast Delhi–Delhi
Hemant GodseSHSNashik–Maharashtra
Gaurav GogoiINCKaliabor–Assam
Rajen GohainBJPNowgong–Assam
K. GopalAIADMKNagapattinamSCTamil Nadu
C. GopalakrishnanAIADMKNilgirisSCTamil Nadu
R. GopalakrishnanAIADMKMadurai–Tamil Nadu
Godam NageshTRSBhongir–Telangana
D. V. Sadananda GowdaBJPBangalore North–Karnataka
Shyama Charan GuptaBJPAllahabad–Uttar Pradesh
Sudhir GuptaBJPMandsour–Madhya Pradesh
Rama Chandra HansdahBJDMayurbhanjSTOdisha
Vijay Kumar HansdayJMMRajmahalSTJharkhand
Mohammad Asrarul HaqueINCKishanganj–Bihar
G. HariAIADMKArakkonam–Tamil Nadu
Anupam HazraAITCBolpurSCWestbengalen
Anantkumar HegdeBJPUttara Kannada–Karnataka
Jhina HikakaBJDKoraputSTOdisha
Deepender Singh HoodaINCRohtak–Haryana
Prakash Babanna HukkeriINCChikkodi–Karnataka
InnocentUnabh.Chalakudy–Kerala
Prataprao JadhavSHSBuldhana–Maharashtra
Sanjay JadhavSHSParbhani–Maharashtra
Sanjay JaiswalBJPPaschim Champaran–Bihar
Sanwar Lal JatBJPAjmer–Rajasthan
Choudhury Mohan JatuaAITCMathurapurSCWestbengalen
Sukhbir Singh JaunapuriaBJPTonk-Sawai Madhopur–Rajasthan
C. N. JayadevanCPIThrissur–Kerala
J. JayavardhanAIADMKChennai South–Tamil Nadu
Rabindra Kumar JenaBJDBalasore–Odisha
J. Jeyasingh Thiyagaraj NatterjeeAIADMKThoothukudi–Tamil Nadu
Ramesh JigajinagiBJPBijapurSCKarnataka
Chandra Prakash JoshiBJPChittorgarh–Rajasthan
Murli Manohar JoshiBJPKanpur–Uttar Pradesh
Pralhad JoshiBJPDharwad–Karnataka
Niranjan JyotiBJPFatehpur–Uttar Pradesh
Naranbhai Bhikhabhai KachhadiaBJPAmreli–Gujarat
Choudhary Mahboob Ali KaiserLJPKhagaria–Bihar
K. KamarajAIADMKKallakurichi–Tamil Nadu
Shobha KarandlajeBJPUdupi-Chikmagalur–Karnataka
Tariq Hamed KarraJKPDPSrinagar–Jammu und Kashmir
P. KarunakaranCPI(M)Kasaragod–Kerala
Dinesh KashyapBJPBastarSTChhattisgarh
Virender KashyapBJPShimlaSCHimachal Pradesh
Rahul KaswanBJPChuru–Rajasthan
Rattan Lal KatariaBJPAmbalaSCHaryana
Nalin Kumar KateelBJPDakshina Kannada–Karnataka
Ram Shankar KatheriaBJPAgraSCUttar Pradesh
Kalvakuntla KavithaTRSNizamabad–Telangana
Arka Keshari DeoBJDKalahandi–Odisha
Raksha KhadseBJPRaver–Maharashtra
Chandrakant KhaireSHSAurangabad–Maharashtra
Harinder Singh KhalsaAAPFatehgarh SahibSCPunjab
Badaruddoza KhanCPI(M)Murshidabad–Westbengalen
Saumitra KhanAITCBishnupurSCWestbengalen
Bhuwan Chandra KhanduriBJPGarhwal–Uttarakhand
Vinod KhannaBJPGurdaspur–Punjab
Mallikarjun KhargeINCGulbargaSCKarnataka
Kirron KherBJPChandigarh–Chandigarh
Bhagwanth KhubaBJPBidar–Karnataka
Rammohan Naidu KinjarapuTDPSrikakulam–Andhra Pradesh
Gajanan KirtikarSHSMumbai North West–Maharashtra
Jugal KishoreBJPJammu–Jammu und Kashmir
Kaushal KishoreBJPMohanlalganjSCUttar Pradesh
Bhagat Singh KoshyariBJPNainital-Uddhamsingh Nagar–Uttarakhand
Faggan Singh KulasteBJPMandla–Madhya Pradesh
Ajay KumarBJPKheri–Uttar Pradesh
Ananth KumarBJPBangalore South–Karnataka
Arun KumarRLSPJahanabad–Bihar
Ashwini KumarBJPKarnal–Haryana
Dharmendra KumarBJPAonla–Uttar Pradesh
Kaushlendra KumarJD(U)Nalanda–Bihar
Kunwer Sarvesh KumarBJPMoradabad–Uttar Pradesh
P. KumarAIADMKTiruchirappalli–Tamil Nadu
Santosh KumarJD(U)Purnia–Bihar
Satish KumarBJPAligarh–Uttar Pradesh
Shanta KumarBJPKangra–Himachal Pradesh
Virendra KumarBJPTikamgarhSCMadhya Pradesh
Mohanbhai Kalyanjibhai KundariyaBJPRajkot–Gujarat
Ravinda KushawahaBJPSalempur–Uttar Pradesh
Upendra KushwahaRLSPKarakat–Bihar
Sakuntala LaguriBJDKeonjharSTOdisha
Raghav LakhanpalBJPSaharanpur–Uttar Pradesh
Meenakshi LekhiBJPNeu-Delhi–Delhi
Sadashiv LokhandeSHSShirdiSCMaharashtra
Poonamben Hematbhai MaadamBJPJamnagar–Gujarat
Murali Mohan MagantiTDPRajahmundry–Andhra Pradesh
Dhananjay MahadikNCPKolhapur–Maharashtra
Poonam MahajanBJPMumbai North Central–Maharashtra
Sakshi MaharajBJPUnnao–Uttar Pradesh
Sumitra MahajanBJPIndore–Madhya Pradesh
Brartruhari MahatabBJDCuttack–Odisha
Bidyut Baran MahatoBJPJamshedpur–Jharkhand
Mriganka MahatoAITCPurulia–Westbengalen
C. MahendranAIADMKPollachi–Tamil Nadu
Banshilal MahtoBJPKorba–Chhattisgarh
Balbhadra MajhiBJDNabarangpurSTOdisha
Hema MaliniBJPMathura–Uttar Pradesh
Chintamani MalviyaBJPUjjainSCMadhya Pradesh
Sreeram MalyadriTDPBapatlaSCAndhra Pradesh
Shailesh Kumar Urph Bulo MandalRJDBhagalpur–Bihar
Tapas MandalAITCRanaghatSCWestbengalen
Jose K. ManiKEC(M)Kottayam–Kerala
Hari ManjhiBJPGayaSCBihar
Bhagwant MannAAPSangrur–Punjab
Kamalbhan Singh MarabiBJPSurgujaSTChhattisgarh
K. MaragathamAIADMKKanchipuramSCTamil Nadu
R. P. MarutharajaaAIADMKPerambalur–Tamil Nadu
Keshav Prasad MauryaBJPPhulpur–Uttar Pradesh
Arjunlal MeenaBJPUdaipurSTRajasthan
Harish Chandra MeenaBJPDausaSTRajasthan
Arjun Ram MeghwalBJPBikanerSCRajasthan
Thokchom MeinyaINCInner Manipur–Manipur
Anoop MishraBJPMorena–Madhya Pradesh
Bhairon Prasad MishraBJPBanda–Uttar Pradesh
Daddan MishraBJPShrawasti–Uttar Pradesh
Janardan MishraBJPRewa–Madhya Pradesh
Kalraj MishraBJPDeoria–Uttar Pradesh
Pinaki MisraBJDPuri–Odisha
Narendra ModiBJPVadodara–GujaratTrat den Sitz nicht an, da er zugleich auch im Wahlkreis Varanasi gewählt worden war.[6]
Narendra ModiBJPVaranasi–Uttar Pradesh
M. Veerappa MoilyINCChikballapur–Karnataka
E. T. Mohammed BasheerIUMLPonnani–Kerala
P. P. Mohammed FaizalNCPLakshadweepSTLakshadweep
P. C. MohanBJPBangalore Central–Karnataka
Sidhant MohapatraBJDBerhampur–Odisha
Vijaysinh Mohite PatilNCPMadha–Maharashtra
Pratima MondalAITCJoynagarSCWestbengalen
Sunil Kumar MondalAITCBardhaman PurbaSCWestbengalen
S. P. MuddahanumegowdaINCTumkur–Karnataka
Mehbooba MuftiJKPDPAnantnag–Jammu und Kashmir
Abhijit MukherjeeINCJangipur–Westbengalen
Kharia MundaBJPKhuntiSTJharkhand
Gopinath MundeBJPBeed–MaharashtraAm 3. Juni 2014 verstorben.[7]
Pritam MundeBJPBeed–MaharashtraNachwahl am 15. Oktober 2014.[8]
K. H. MuniyappaINCKolarSCKarnataka
Rodmal NagarBJPRajgarh–Madhya Pradesh
P. NagarajanAIADMKCoimbatore–Tamil Nadu
Godam NageshTRSAdilabadSTTelangana
Azmeera Seetaram NaikTRSMahbubabadSTTelangana
Shripad Yesso NaikBJPNorth Goa–Goa
Yellaiah NandiINCNagarkurnoolSCTelangana
Thota NarasimhamTDPKakinada–Andhra Pradesh
Chand NathBJPAlwar–Rajasthan
Kamal NathINCChhindwara–Madhya Pradesh
B. V. NayakINCRaichurSTKarnataka
Ashok NeteBJPGadchiroli-ChimurSTMaharashtra
NihalchandBJPGanganagarSCRajasthan
Ajay NishadBJPMuzaffarpur–Bihar
Ram Charitra NishadBJPMachhlishahrSCUttar Pradesh
Kristappa NimmalaTDPHindupur–Andhra Pradesh
Manshankar NinamaBJPBanswaraSTRajasthan
Mausam NoorINCMaldaha Uttar–Westbengalen
Jual OramBJPSundargarhSTOdisha
Asaduddin OwaisiAIMIMHyderabad–Telangana
Jagdambika PalBJPDomariyaganj–Uttar Pradesh
Krishan PalBJPFaridabad–Haryana
Vincent H. PalaINCShillongSTMeghalaya
Baijayant PandaBJDKendrapara–Odisha
Hari Om PandeyBJPAmbedkar Nagar–Uttar Pradesh
Mahendra Nath PandeyBJPChandauli–Uttar Pradesh
Rajesh PandeyBJPKushinagar–Uttar Pradesh
Ravindra Kumar PandeyBJPGiridih–Jharkhand
PankajBJPMaharajganj–Uttar Pradesh
V. PannerselvamAIADMKSalem–Tamil Nadu
Dalpat Singh ParasteBJPShahdolSTMadhya PradeshAm 1. Juni 2016 verstorben.[9]
K. ParasuramanAIADMKThanjavur–Tamil Nadu
R. ParthipanAIADMKTheni–Tamil Nadu
Chhedi PaswanBJPSasaramSCBihar
Chirag Kumar PaswanLJPJamuiSCBihar
Kamlesh PaswanBJPBansgaonSCUttar Pradesh
Ram Chandra PaswanLJPSamastipurSCBihar
Ram Vilas PaswanLJPHajipurSCBihar
Prasanna Kumar PatasaniBJDBhubaneswar–Odisha
Anupriya Singh PatelADMirzapur–Uttar Pradesh
Devji PatelBJPJalore–Rajasthan
Dilip PatelBJPAnand–Gujarat
Jayshreeben Kanubhai PatelBJPMahesana–Gujarat
K. C. PatelBJPValsadSTGujarat
Lalubhai Babubhai PatelBJPDaman und Diu–Daman und Diu
Natubhai Gomanbhai PatelBJPDadra und Nagar HaveliSTDadra und Nagar Haveli
Prahalad Singh PatelBJPDamoh–Madhya Pradesh
Subhash PatelBJPKhargoneSTMadhya Pradesh
Riti PathakBJPSidhi–Madhya Pradesh
A. T. PatilBJPJalgaon–Maharashtra
B. B. PatilTRSZahirabad–Telangana
C. R. PatilBJPNavsari–Gujarat
Kapil PatilBJPBhiwandi–Maharashtra
Sanjaykaka PatilBJPSangli–Maharashtra
Kamla PatleBJPJanjgir-ChampaSCChhattisgarh
Nanabhau PatoleBJPBhandara-Gondiya–Maharashtra
Tapas PaulAITCKrishnanagar–Westbengalen
Savitri Bai PhuleBJPBahraichSCUttar Pradesh
Aparupa PoddarAITCArambaghSCWestbengalen
Ramesh PokhriyalBJPHaridwar–Uttarakhand
K. R. P. PrabakaranAIADMKTirunelveli–Tamil Nadu
Nagendra Kumar PradhanBJDSambalpur–Odisha
Bhagirath PrasadBJPBhindSCMadhya Pradesh
Krishna PratapBJPJaunpur–Uttar Pradesh
N. K. PremachandranRSPKollam–Kerala
Ashok Gajapathi Raju PusapatiTDPVizianagaram–Andhra Pradesh
C. S. PuttarajuJD(S)Mandya–Karnataka
Vithalbhai Hansrajbhai RadadiyaBJPPorbandar–Gujarat
Pon. RadhakrishnanBJPKanyakumari–Tamil Nadu
R. RadhakrishnanAINRCPuducherry–Puducherry
T. RadhakrishnanAIADMKVirudhunagar–Tamil Nadu
M. K. RaghavanINCKozhikode–Kerala
Nityanand RaiBJPUjiarpur–Bihar
Prem Das RaiSDFSikkim–Sikkim
Krihna RajBJPShahjahanpurSCUttar Pradesh
Udit RajBJPNorth West DelhiSCDelhi
Harinarayan RajbharBJPGhosi–Uttar Pradesh
S. RajendranAIADMKViluppuramSCTamil Nadu
M. B. RajeshCPI(M)Palakkad–Kerala
Pratyusha RajeswariBJDKandhamal–OdishaNachwahl am 15. Oktober 2014.[10]
Manoj RajoriaBJPKarauli-DholpurSCRajasthan
Mukesh RajputBJPFarrukhabad–Uttar Pradesh
Gokaraju Ganga RajuBJPNarsapuram–Andhra Pradesh
Janak RamBJPGopalganjSCBihar
Sona RamBJPBarmer–Rajasthan
Vishnu Dayal RamBJPPalamauSCJharkhand
K. N. RamachandranAIADMKSriperumbudur–Tamil Nadu
Mullappally RamachandranINCVadakara–Kerala
Anbumani RamadossPMKDharmapuri–Tamil Nadu
Rajesh RanjanRJDMadhepura–Bihar
Ranjeet RanjanINCSupaul–Bihar
Inderjit Singh RaoBJPGurgaon–Haryana
K. Chandrashekar RaoTRSMedak–TelanganaAm 26. Mai 2014 zurückgetreten.[11]
Konakalla Narayana RaoTDPMachilipatnam–Andhra Pradesh
Maganti Venkateshwara RaoTDPEluru–Andhra Pradesh
Muttamsetti Srinivasa RaoTDPAnakapalli–Andhra Pradesh
Dipsinh Shankarsinh RathodBJPSabarkantha–Gujarat
Hariom Singh RathoreBJPRajsamand–Rajasthan
Rajyavardhan Singh RathoreBJPJaipur Rural–Rajasthan
Ramsinh RathwaBJPChhota UdaipurSTGujarat
Vinayak RautSHSRatnagiri-Sindhudurg–Maharashtra
Paresh RawalBJPAhmedabad East–Gujarat
Priyanka Singh RawatBJPBarabankiSCUttar Pradesh
Bishnu Pada RayBJPAndamanen und Nikobaren–Andamanen und Nikobaren
Ravindra Kumar RayBJPKodarma–Jharkhand
Sambasiva Rao RayapatiTDPNarasaraopet–Andhra Pradesh
J. C. Divakar ReddiTDPAnantapur–Andhra Pradesh
A. P. Jithender ReddyTRSMahbubnagar–Telangana
Ch. Malla ReddyTDPMalkajgiri–Telangana
Gutha Sukhender ReddyINCNalgonda–Telangana
K. Prabhakar ReddyTRSMedak–TelanganaNachwahl am 13. September 2014.[12]
Konda Vishweshwar ReddyTRSChevella–Telangana
Mekapati Rajamohan ReddyYSRCPNellore–Andhra Pradesh
Ponguleti Srinivasa ReddyYSRCPKhammam–Telangana
P. V. Midhun ReddyYSRCPRajampet–Andhra Pradesh
S. P. Y. ReddyYSRCPNandyal–Andhra Pradesh
Y. S. Avinash ReddyYSRCPKadapa–Andhra Pradesh
Y. V. Subba ReddyYSRCPOngole–Andhra Pradesh
RekhraBJPDhaurahra–Uttar Pradesh
Butta RenukaYSRCPKurnool–Andhra Pradesh
Kiren RijijuBJPArunachal WestSTArunachal Pradesh
Neiphiu RioNPFNagalandSTNagalandAm 22. Februar 2018 zurückgetreten.[13] Nachwahl am 9. August 2018: Tokheho Yepthomi (NDPP).[14]
Charanjeet Singh RoriINLDSirsaSCHaryana
Parthapratim RoyAITCCooch Behar–WestbengalenNachwahl am 19. November 2016.[15]
Sandhya RoyAITCMedinipur–Westbengalen
Satabdi RoyAITCBirbhum–Westbengalen
Saugata RoyAITCDum Dum–Westbengalen
C. L. RualaINCMizoramSTMizoram
Rajiv Pratap RudyBJPSaran–Bihar
Chandu Lal SahuBJPMahasamund–Chhattisgarh
Lakhan Lal SahuBJPBilaspur–Chhattisgarh
Tamradhwaj SahuINCDurg–Chhattisgarh
Vishnu Deo SaiBJPRaigarhSTChhattisgarh
Raj Kumar SainiBJPKurukshetra–Haryana
Mohammed SalimCPI(M)Raiganj–Westbengalen
Kulamani SamalBJDJagatsinghpurSCOdisha
A. SapathCPI(M)Attingal–Kerala
Vijay SamplaBJPHoshiarpurSCPunjab
Mamtaz SanghamitaAITCBurdwan-Durgapur–Westbengalen
P. A. SangmaNPPTuraSTMeghalayaAm 4. März 2016 verstorben.[16] Nachwahl am 19. Mai 2016: Conrad Sangma (NPP).[17]
Alok SanjarBJPBhopal–Madhya Pradesh
Naba Kumar SaraniaUnabh.KokrajharSTAssam
Sumedhanand SaraswatiBJPSikar–Rajasthan
Uma SarenAITCJhargramSTWestbengalen
Ram Prasad SarmahBJPTezpur–Assam
Rajeev SatavINCHingoli–Maharashtra
V. SathyabamaAIADMKTiruppur–Tamil Nadu
Tathagata SatpathyBJDDhenkanal–Odisha
Narendra Keshav SawaikarBJPSouth Goa–Goa
Arvind SawantSHSMumbai South–Maharashtra
Jyotiraditya M. ScindiaINCGuna–Madhya Pradesh
S. Selvakumara ChinnayanAIADMKErode–Tamil Nadu
Moon Moon SenAITCBankura–Westbengalen
B. SenguttuvanAIADMKVellore–Tamil Nadu
P. R. SenthilnathanAIADMKSivaganga–Tamil Nadu
Arjun Charan SethiBJDBhadrakSCOdisha
Mala Rajya Laxmi ShahBJPTehri Garhwal–Uttarakhand
M. I. ShanavasINCWayanad–Kerala
Mahesh SharmaBJPGautam Buddha Nagar–Uttar Pradesh
Ram Kumar SharmaRLSPSitamarhi–Bihar
Ram Swaroop SharmaBJPMandi–Himachal Pradesh
Gajendrasingh ShekhawatBJPJodhpur–Rajasthan
Gopal ShettyBJPMumbai North–Maharashtra
Raju ShettySWPHatkanangle–Maharashtra
Rahul ShewaleSHSMumbai South Central–Maharashtra
Shrikant ShindeSHSKalyan–Maharashtra
Anil ShiroleBJPPune–Maharashtra
Bharatiben Dhirubhai ShiyalBJPBhavnagar–Gujarat
G. M. SiddeswaraBJPDavanagere–Karnataka
Janardhan Singh SigriwalBJPMaharajganj–Bihar
Pratap SimhaBJPMysore–Karnataka
Abhishek SinghBJPRajnandgaon–Chhattisgarh
Amarinder SinghINCAmritsar–Punjab
Bahadur SinghBJPBharatpurSCRajasthan
Bharat SinghBJPBallia–Uttar Pradesh
Bhola SinghBJPBegusarai–Bihar
Bhola SinghBJPBulandshahrSCUttar Pradesh
Brij Bhusan Sharan SinghBJPKaiserganj–Uttar Pradesh
Devendra SinghBJPAkbarpur–Uttar Pradesh
Dushyant SinghBJPJhalawar-Baran–Rajasthan
Ganesh SinghBJPSatna–Madhya Pradesh
Giriraj SinghBJPNawada–Bihar
Gyan SinghBJPShahdolSTMadhya PradeshNachwahl am 19. November 2016.[18]
Hemendra Chandra SinghBJDKandhamal–OdishaAm 4. September 2014 verstorben.[19]
Hukum SinghBJPKairana–Uttar Pradesh
Jitendra SinghBJPUdhampur–Jammu und Kashmir
Kirti Vardhan SinghBJPGonda–Uttar Pradesh
Kuwar Harivansh SinghADPratapgarh–Uttar Pradesh
Lallu SinghBJPFaizabad–Uttar Pradesh
Nagendra SinghBJPKhajuraho–Madhya Pradesh
Nepal SinghBJPRampur–Uttar Pradesh
Pashupati Nath SinghBJPDhanbad–Jharkhand
Prabhas Kumar SinghBJDBargarh–Odisha
Radha Mohan SinghBJPPurvi Champaran–Bihar
Raj Kumar SinghBJPArrah–Bihar
Raj Nath SinghBJPLucknow–Uttar Pradesh
Rajveer SinghBJPEtah–Uttar Pradesh
Rakesh SinghBJPJabalpur–Madhya Pradesh
Rama Kishore SinghLJPVaishali–Bihar
Sadhu SinghAAPFaridkotSCPunjab
Satya Pal SinghBJPBaghpat–Uttar Pradesh
Satyapal SinghBJPSambhal–Uttar Pradesh
Sunil Kumar SinghBJPChatra–Jharkhand
Sushil Kumar SinghBJPAurangabad–Bihar
Uday Pratap SinghBJPHoshangabad–Madhya Pradesh
Vijay Kumar SinghBJPGhaziabad–Uttar Pradesh
Virendra SinghBJPBhadohi–Uttar Pradesh
Yashwant SinghBJPNaginaSCUttar Pradesh
Kalikesh Narayan Singh DeoBJDBolangir–Odisha
Jayant SinhaBJPHazaribagh–Jharkhand
Manoj SinhaBJPGhazipur–Uttar Pradesh
Renuka SinhaAITCCooch BeharSCWestbengalenAm 18. August 2016 verstorben.[20]
Shatrughan SinhaBJPPatna Sahib–Bihar
Naramalli SivaprasadTDPChittoorSCAndhra Pradesh
Kirit P. SolankiBJPAhmedabad WestSCGujarat
Kirit SomaiyaBJPMumbai North East–Maharashtra
Neelam SonkarBJPLalganjSCUttar Pradesh
Vinod Kumar SonkarBJPKaushambiSCUttar Pradesh
Sarbananda SonowalBJPLakhimpurSTAssam
Shibu SorenJMMDumkaSTJharkhand
P. K. Sreemathi TeacherCPI(M)Kannur–Kerala
Kadiyam SrihariTRSWarangalSCTelanganaAm 11. Juni 2015 zurückgetreten.[21]
Kesineni SrinivasTDPVijayawada–Andhra Pradesh
B. SriramuluBJPBellarySTKarnataka
Supriya SuleNCPBaramati–Maharashtra
Balka SumanTRSPeddapalleSCTelangana
P. R. SundaramAIADMKNamakkal–Tamil Nadu
Babul SupriyoBJPAsansol–Westbengalen
D. K. SureshINCBangalore Rural–Karnataka
Kodikunnil SureshINCMavelikkaraSCKerala
Lalu Kishore SwainBJDAska–Odisha
Sushma SwarajBJPVidisha–Madhya Pradesh
Ramdas TadasBJPWardha–Maharashtra
Ajay TamtaBJPAlmoraSCUttarakhand
Kumar Singh TanwarBJPAmroha–Uttar Pradesh
Rita TaraiBJDJajpurSCOdisha
Kamakhya Prasad TasaBJPJorhat–Assam
Rameswar TeliBJPDibrugarh–Assam
Anurag Singh ThakurBJPHamirpur–Himachal Pradesh
Kapil Krishna ThakurAITCBangaonSCWestbengalenAm 13. Oktober 2014 verstorben.[22]
Mamatabala ThakurAITCBangaonSCWestbengalenNachwahl am 13. Februar 2015.[23]
Savitri ThakurBJPDharSTMadhya Pradesh
M. ThambiduraiAIADMKKarur–Tamil Nadu
Shashi TharoorINCThiruvananthapuram–Kerala
K. V. ThomasINCErnakulam–Kerala
Dasrath TikreyAITCAlipurduarsSTWestbengalen
Manoj TiwariBJPNorth East Delhi–Delhi
Narendra Singh TomarBJPGwalior–Madhya Pradesh
Sharad TripathiBJPSant Kabir Nagar–Uttar Pradesh
Dinesh TrivediAITCBarrackpore–Westbengalen
Krupal TumaneSHSRamtekSCMaharashtra
Tasleem UddinRJDAraria–Bihar
M. Udhaya KumarAIADMKDindigul–Tamil Nadu
Manohar UntwalBJPDewasSCMadhya Pradesh
Vikram Dev UsendiBJPKankerSTChhattisgarh
Liladhar VaghelaBJPPatan–Gujarat
R. VanarojaAIADMKTiruvannamalai–Tamil Nadu
Harsh VardhanBJPChandni Chowk–Delhi
M. VasanthiAIADMKTenkasiSCTamil Nadu
Mansukhbhai Dhanjibhai VasavaBJPBharuchSTGujarat
Parbhubhai Nagarbhai VasavaBJPBardoliSTGujarat
Varaprasad Rao VelagapalliYSRCPTirupatiSCAndhra Pradesh
T. G. Venkatesh BabuAIADMKChennai North–Tamil Nadu
K. C. VenugopalINCAlappuzha–Kerala
P. VenugopalAIADMKTiruvallurSCTamil Nadu
Anshul VermaBJPHardoiSCUttar Pradesh
Bhanu Pratap Singh VermaBJPJalaunSCUttar Pradesh
Parvesh VermaBJPWest Delhi–Delhi
Rajesh VermaBJPSitapur–Uttar Pradesh
Rajan VichareSHSThane–Maharashtra
S. R. VijayakumarAIADMKChennai Central–Tamil Nadu
Chintaman WangaBJPPalgharSTMaharashtra
Dharmendra AkshaySPFirozabad–Uttar Pradesh
Dharmendra YadavSPBadaun–Uttar Pradesh
Dimple YadavSPKannauj–Uttar Pradesh
Hukm Deo Narayan YadavBJPMadhubani–Bihar
Jai Prakash Narayan YadavRJDBanka–Bihar
Laxmi Narayan YadavBJPSagar–Madhya Pradesh
Mulayam Singh YadavSPAzamgarh–Uttar Pradesh
Mulayam Singh YadavSPMainpuri–Uttar PradeshTrat den Sitz nicht an, da er zugleich auch im Wahlkreis Azamgarh gewählt worden war.[6]
Om Prakash YadavBJPSiwan–Bihar
Ram Kripal YadavBJPPataliputra–Bihar
Tej Pratap Singh YadavSPMainpuri–Uttar PradeshNachwahl am 13. September 2014.[24]
B. S. YeddyurappaBJPShimoga–Karnataka

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  1. ↑ The Times of India, 17. Mai 2014: "61 women in this Lok Sabha, highest ever".
  2. ↑ Deccan Chronicle, 17. Mai 2014: "Lowest-ever Muslim representation in Lok Sabha, under Modi-sarkar".
  3. ↑ Livemint, 22. November 2016: "West Bengal by-election: TMC retains two Lok Sabha, one assembly seats".
  4. ↑ The Economic Times, 16. September 2014: "Gujarat bypolls: BJP wins Vadodara Lok Sabha seat by over 3.29 lakh votes".
  5. ↑ The Indian Express, 25. November 2015: "Telangana: TRS retains Warangal Lok Sabha seat".
  6. ↑ a b The Times of India, 29. Mai 2014: "PM Narendra Modi retains Varanasi Lok Sabha seat, quits Vadodara".
  7. ↑ The Hindu, 3. Juni 2014: "Gopinath Munde dies in road accident".
  8. ↑ The Times of India, 19. Oktober 2014: "Munde’s daughter Pritam wins Beed Lok Sabha bypoll by record margin".
  9. ↑ india.com, 1. Juni 2016: "Dalpat Singh Paraste, BJP MP from Shahdol, dies due to brain haemorrhage".
  10. ↑ The Economic Times, 19. Oktober 2014: "BJD candidate Pratyusha Rajeswari wins Odisha Lok Sabha bypoll".
  11. ↑ The Hindu, 26. Mai 2014: "Telangana CM designate KCR resigns from Lok Sabha".
  12. ↑ Times of India, 16. September 2014: "TRS retains Medak Lok Sabha seat".
  13. ↑ Sixteenth Lok Sabha: Members Bioprofile: Rio, Shri Neiphiu. Webseite der Lok Sabha, abgerufen am 8. Juni 2019 (englisch).
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  15. ↑ Livemint, 22. November 2016: "West Bengal by-election: TMC retains two Lok Sabha, one assembly seats".
  16. ↑ Former Lok Sabha Speaker PA Sangma Passes Away at 68
  17. ↑ Conrad Sangma wins Tura LS bypoll by nearly 2 lakh votes. The Business Times, 19. Mai 2016, abgerufen am 17. März 2018 (englisch).
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  19. ↑ The Indian Express, 5. September 2014: "BJD MP Hemendra Chandra Singh dies, four days after suffering heart attack".
  20. ↑ Business Standard, 18. August 2016: "Lok Sabha MP Renuka Sinha dies, Mamata grieves".
  21. ↑ The Economic Times, 11. Juni 2015: "Telangana Deputy CM Kadiyam Srihari resigns as Lok Sabha MP from Warangal".
  22. ↑ The Economic Times, 13. Oktober 2014: "TMC MP Kapil Krishna Thakur from Bongaon passes away".
  23. ↑ The Economic Times, 16. Februar 2015: "Trinamool Congress wins both bypolls in West Bengal".
  24. ↑ The Indian Express, 16. September 2014: "SP continues its hold over Mainpuri,wins bypoll by huge margin".