Muzaffarnagar District

Uttar Pradesh

Muzaffarnagar district is one of the districts of Uttar Pradesh. Its administrative headquarters is at Muzaffarnagar. It covers 4,008 sq km and had a population of 41,43,512 at the 2011 census, a density of 1,033 people per square kilometre. Electorally it is covered by 2 Lok Sabha constituencies and 6 assembly segments.

District Headquarters
Muzaffarnagar
Area
4,008 sq km
Population
41.44 Lakh
(2011)
Population Density
1,033 /km²
Literacy Rate
68.09%
Sex Ratio
889
per 1,000 males
OverviewAdministrationLok SabhaAssemblyRepresentativesElection HistoryPolitical GeographyKey Facts

Muzaffarnagar District Overview

Census 2011

Key demographic and social figures for Muzaffarnagar district.

Total Population
41.44 Lakh
Male Population
21.93 Lakh
Female Population
19.50 Lakh
Rural Population
29.52 Lakh
Urban Population
11.91 Lakh
Scheduled Caste
5.61 Lakh
Scheduled Tribe
0
Literacy Rate
68.09%
Population Density
1,033 /km²
Sex Ratio
889
females per 1,000 males
Male literacy 77.01%Female literacy 58.7%

District Administration

Administrative structure of Muzaffarnagar district.

6
Tehsils
14
Blocks
0
Nyay Panchayats
498
Gram Panchayats
676
Villages
Headquarters
Muzaffarnagar
Languages
Hindi, Urdu
Census Year
2011
Coordinates
29.4727° N, 77.7085° E

Lok Sabha Constituencies Covering Muzaffarnagar

(2)

A district can be covered by several Lok Sabha constituencies, and a constituency can reach into more than one district.

Muzaffarnagar

Constituency No. 3 · General
Primary
Harendra Singh Malik
Harendra Singh Malik
Samajwadi Party
Member of Parliament
Assembly segments in this district
  • Budhana
  • Charthawal
  • Muzaffar Nagar
  • Khatauli
  • Purkazi
  • Meerapur
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Assembly Constituencies Covering Muzaffarnagar

(6)

Assembly constituencies form the segments within Lok Sabha constituencies.

Muzaffar Nagar
No. 14 · Muzaffarnagar
KA
Kapil Dev Agarwal
Bharatiya Janata Party
MLA
Meerapur
No. 16 · Bijnor
MP
Mithilesh Pal
Bharatiya Janata Party
MLA

Your Representatives from Muzaffarnagar

(8)

Members of Parliament and of the Legislative Assembly representing Muzaffarnagar district.

Election History

Lok Sabha

Muzaffarnagar · No. 3

  1. 202418th Lok SabhaSPHarendra Singh Malik
    Votes 4,70,721Vote share 43.64%Margin 24,672
    1. 1. Harendra Singh Malik · SP4,70,721 (43.64%)
    2. 2. Sanjeev Kumar Balyan · BJP4,46,049 (41.35%)
  2. 201917th Lok SabhaBJPSanjeev Kumar Balyan
    Votes 5,73,780Vote share 49.39%Margin 6,526
    1. 1. Sanjeev Kumar Balyan · BJP5,73,780 (49.39%)
    2. 2. Ajit Singh · Rashtriya Lok Dal5,67,254 (48.83%)
  3. 201416th Lok SabhaBJPSanjeev Kumar Balyan
    Votes 6,53,391Vote share 58.98%Margin 4,01,150
    1. 1. Sanjeev Kumar Balyan · BJP6,53,391 (58.98%)
    2. 2. Kadir Rana · Bahujan Samaj Party2,52,241 (22.77%)

Bijnor · No. 4

  1. 202418th Lok SabhaRashtriya Lok DalChandan Chauhan
    Votes 4,04,493Vote share 39.48%Margin 37,508
    1. 1. Chandan Chauhan · Rashtriya Lok Dal4,04,493 (39.48%)
    2. 2. Deepak Saini · SP3,66,985 (35.82%)
  2. 201917th Lok SabhaBahujan Samaj PartyMalook Nagar
    Votes 5,61,045Vote share 50.91%Margin 69,941
    1. 1. Malook Nagar · Bahujan Samaj Party5,61,045 (50.91%)
    2. 2. Kunwar Bharatendra Singh · BJP4,91,104 (44.57%)
  3. 201416th Lok SabhaBJPKunwar Bhartendra
    Votes 4,86,913Vote share 45.92%Margin 2,05,774
    1. 1. Kunwar Bhartendra · BJP4,86,913 (45.92%)
    2. 2. Shahnawaz Rana · SP2,81,139 (26.51%)

Political Geography

Understanding the administrative and electoral structure.

Uttar Pradesh
State
Muzaffarnagar
District
2 Lok Sabha
No. 3, 4
6 Assembly
No. 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16

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Muzaffarnagar District at a Glance

State
Uttar Pradesh
Headquarters
Muzaffarnagar
Area
4,008 sq km
Population
41.44 Lakh
Population density
1,033 per km²
Sex ratio
889 per 1,000 males
Literacy rate
68.09%
Languages
Hindi, Urdu
Tehsils
6
Blocks
14
Gram panchayats
498
Villages
676
Lok Sabha seats
2
Assembly segments
6
Census year
2011
Sources & data
  • Census of India (2011)
  • Election Commission of India
  • Government of Uttar Pradesh
Compiled from public records
Figures are as complete as the underlying records.
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