Key Contestants in the Fifth phase of Indian parliamentary Elections


Tamil Nadu (39 constituencies) and union territory Puducherry (One constituency) :

   
Sivaganga

P. Chidambaram (Congress) and Raja Kannappan (AIADMK).
Chennai-Central Dayanidhi Maran (DMK) and Mohammed Ali Jinnah (AIADMK)
Sriperumbudur: T.R. Baalu (DMK) and A.K. Moorthy (PMK)
Mayiladuthurai Mani Shankar Aiyar (Congress) and O.S. Manian (AIADMK)
Madurai: M.K. Azhagiri (DMK) and P. Mohan (CPI-M)
Virudhunagar: Manik Tagore (Congress) and Vaiko (MDMK)
Erode EVKS Elangovan (Congress) and A. Ganesamurthy (MDMK)
Puducherry V. Narayanasamy (Congress) and M. Ramadoss (PMK)


West Bengal (11 constituencies)

   
Kolkata- South:

Mamata Banerjee (Trinamool Congress) and Rabin Deb (CPI-M)
Kolkata-North Mohammed Sailim (CPI-M), Sudip Bandopadhyay (Trinamool Congress) and Tathagata roy (BJP)
Dumdum: Sougata Roy (Trinamool Congress), Tapan Sikdar (BJP) and Amitava Nandy (CPI-M)
Yadavpur Kabir Suman (Trinamool Congress) and Sujon Chakraborty (CPI-M)
Barrackpore Dinesh Trivedi (Trinamool Congress) and Tarit Topdar (CPI-M)


Punjab (9 constituencies) and union territory Chandigarh (One constituency)

   
Amritsar Navjot Singh Sidhu (BJP) and Om Prakash Soni (Congress)
Jalandhar (Reserved) Hans Raj Hans (Akali Dal) and Mohinder Singh Kaypee (Congress)
Gurdaspur Vinod Khanna (BJP) and Pratap Singh Bajwa (Congress)
Ludhiana Manish Tewari (Congress) and G.S. Galib (Akali Dal)
fatehgarh (reserved) Charanjit Singh Atwal (Akali Dal) and Sukhdev Singh Libra (Congress)
Chandigarh Pawan Kumar Bansal (Congress) and Satya Pal Jain (BJP)


Uttarakhand (5 constituencies):

   
Pauri Satpal Maharaj (Congress) and T.P.S. Rawat (BJP)
Tehri Vijay Bahuguna (Congress sitting), Jaspal Rana (BJP) and Munna Singh Chauhan (BSP)
Haridwar Harish Rawat (Congress), Swami Yatindranand (BJP) and Mohammad Shahzad (BSP)
Nainital K.C. Singh 'Baba' (Congress), Bachchi Singh Rawat (BJP), Narayan Pal (BSP) and Narayan Singh Jantwal (Uttarakhand Kranti Dal)
Almora Pradeep Tamta (Congress), Ajay Tamta (BJP) and B.R. Dhauni (BSP)
 

Himachal Pradesh (4 constituencies)

   
Mandi Virbhadra Singh (Congress) and Maheshwar Singh (BJP)
hamirpur: Narinder Thakur (Congress) and Anurag Thakur (BJP)
 
 

Jammu and Kashmir (2 constituencies)

 
Baramulla: Sharief-ud-Din Shariq (National Conference), Muhammad Dilawar Mir (People's Democratic Party) and Sajjad Gani Lone (Independent)
Ladakh: P. Namgyal (Congress) and Ghulam Hassan Khan (Independent)