General Election 2019
| Candidate | Party | Votes | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bhagirath Choudhary | BJP | 8,15,076 | 64.58% |
| Riju Jhunjhunwala | INC | 3,98,652 | 31.58% |
4,16,424winning margin · turnout 67.32%
Election Commission of India results as compiled by IndiaVotes and Wikipedia05 Parliamentary journey
From the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly to the Lok Sabha: two general elections, one Lok Sabha as a Member asking questions of Government, and a second as a Minister answering them.
01 Electoral milestones
Ajmer Lok Sabha constituency| Candidate | Party | Votes | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bhagirath Choudhary | BJP | 8,15,076 | 64.58% |
| Riju Jhunjhunwala | INC | 3,98,652 | 31.58% |
4,16,424winning margin · turnout 67.32%
Election Commission of India results as compiled by IndiaVotes and Wikipedia| Candidate | Party | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| Bhagirath Choudhary | BJP | 7,47,462 |
| Ramchandra Choudhary | INC | 4,17,471 |
| None of the Above | — | 11,402 |
3,29,991winning margin
IndiaVotes. Published compilations differ slightly on the 2024 vote share and turnout, so only votes and margin are shown.
He came to the Lok Sabha after two terms in the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly (2003–2008 and 2013–2018), representing Kishangarh, one of the eight Assembly segments that make up the Ajmer Lok Sabha constituency. The constituency itself was last redrawn in the 2008 delimitation and comprises Dudu, Kishangarh, Pushkar, Ajmer North, Ajmer South, Nasirabad, Masuda and Kekri.
02 Timeline
2003 — 2026First term in the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly (2003–2008).
Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, 2013–2018.
Ajmer constituency, margin 4,16,424.
Starred Question 233, 9 July 2019: subsidy for solar systems for irrigation.
Member, Standing Committee on Water Resources, from 13 September 2019.
201 questions (21 starred), 68 debates, 27 special mentions, 1 bill debate.
18th Lok Sabha, margin 3,29,991.
Agriculture and Farmers Welfare; since then he answers questions for the Ministry.
03 17th Lok Sabha
201 questions · 2019–2024Sittings were curtailed in 2020 during the pandemic, and the 17th Lok Sabha’s final session, in early 2024, was a short interim Budget session before the general election.
Among the questions he put to Government were several about Ajmer and its towns, including:
10 Aug 2023Unstarred Q. 3454
Ministry of Civil Aviation
4 Aug 2023Unstarred Q. 2734
Ministry of Women and Child Development
28 Jul 2023Unstarred Q. 1573
Ministry of Defence
20 Jul 2023Unstarred Q. 182
Ministry of Micro,Small and Medium Enterprises
5 Apr 2023Unstarred Q. 5441
Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution
3 Apr 2023Unstarred Q. 5247
Ministry of Corporate Affairs
13 Feb 2023Unstarred Q. 1837
Ministry of Tourism
28 Jul 2022Unstarred Q. 2041
Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs
04 Transition
A Minister does not ask questions in the House; he answers them for the Government. After 9 June 2024 his parliamentary work changed accordingly. In the 18th Lok Sabha, 267 written answers for the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare carry his name as the answering Minister — on subjects ranging from MSP procurement and PM-KISAN to Krishi Vigyan Kendras and genome-edited rice.
Each answer is prepared by the Ministry and states the Government's position; the Minister is the one who lays it before the House.
