1984 Indian general election
Results

1984 Indian general election

Section Title: Results
Table Section Text: None

Party	Votes	%	Seats	+/–

Indian National Congress	115,478,267	49.10	404	+51

Bharatiya Janata Party	18,202,853	7.74	2	New

Janata Party	16,210,514	6.89	10	–21

Lok Dal	14,040,064	5.97	3	New

Communist Party of India (Marxist)	13,809,950	5.87	22	–15

Telugu Desam Party	10,132,859	4.31	30	New

Communist Party of India	6,363,430	2.71	6	–4

Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam	5,695,179	2.42	2	–14

All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam	3,968,967	1.69	12	+10

Indian Congress (Socialist)	3,577,377	1.52	4	New

Indian Congress (J)	1,511,515	0.64	1	New

Revolutionary Socialist Party	1,173,869	0.50	3	–1

All India Forward Bloc	1,055,556	0.45	2	–1

Jammu & Kashmir National Conference	1,010,243	0.43	3	0

Indian Union Muslim League	658,821	0.28	2	0

Kerala Congress (Joseph)	598,113	0.25	2	New

Doordashi Party	508,426	0.22	0	New

Peasants and Workers Party of India	463,963	0.20	1	+1

Jharkhand Mukti Morcha	332,403	0.14	0	New

Kerala Congress	258,591	0.11	0	–1

All India Muslim League	224,155	0.10	0	0

Gandhi Kamraj National Congress	217,104	0.09	0	New

Socialist Unity Centre of India	196,767	0.08	0	0

Republican Party of India (Khobragade)	165,320	0.07	0	0

Manipur Peoples Party	149,019	0.06	0	0

Tamil Nadu Congress (K)	144,076	0.06	0	New

Naga National Democratic Party	113,919	0.05	0	New

Jammu & Kashmir Panthers Party	95,149	0.04	0	New

Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party	83,122	0.04	0	–1

Peoples Party of Arunachal	78,455	0.03	0	0

Republican Party of India	22,877	0.01	0	0

Jharkhand Party	18,837	0.01	0	–1

Jammu & Kashmir Peoples Conference	646	0.00	0	New

Independents	18,623,803	7.92	5	–4

Invalid/blank votes	6,062,678	–	–	–

Total	241,246,887	100	514	–15

Registered voters/turnout	379,540,608	63.56	–	–

Source EIC

Sentence(s)

The Indian general election was a victory for the Indian National Congress, which won 404 of the 514 seats in 1984.

final_sentence: The Indian general election was a victory for the Indian National Congress, which won 404 of the 514 seats in 1984.