New Delhi: Two Samajwadi Party candidates - Pushpendra Saroj and Priya Saroj - became the youngest candidates to win the Lok Sabha elections at the age of 25, while DMK's T R Baalu (82) became the oldest candidate to win. .
11 candidates above 80 years of age and 537 candidates aged 25-30 years contested the Lok Sabha elections.
Pushpendra Saroj (Kaushambi constituency) and Priya Saroj (Machhalishahar constituency) both won by good margins and became the youngest members of the Lok Sabha at the age of 25.
Balu (82), a six-time MP from DMK, will be the oldest member of the Lok Sabha. He won by a margin of 3.89 lakh votes.
11 candidates above 80 years of age and 537 candidates aged 25-30 years contested the Lok Sabha elections.
Pushpendra Saroj (Kaushambi constituency) and Priya Saroj (Machhalishahar constituency) both won by good margins and became the youngest members of the Lok Sabha at the age of 25.
Balu (82), a six-time MP from DMK, will be the oldest member of the Lok Sabha. He won by a margin of 3.89 lakh votes.
