Lok Sabha Elections 2019: A quick look at Gautam Gambhir, Sunny Deol and other first time MPs - in.com

Ranjini Maitra

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About a week after the results of the 2019 Lok Sabha Elections are declared, newly elected MPs are flying to the parliament as the oath-taking ceremony nears. And here's the senior most first-time MP! One of PM Narendra Modi's closest aides and also the President of BJP, Amit Shah contested the Lok Sabha Elections from Gandhinagar constituency as a first and won with ease.

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Gautam Gambhir debuted in politics shortly ahead of the general elections and won his first election after defeating AAP's Atishi from East Delhi constituency.

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Bengali actor Mimi Chakraborty contested the polls from Kolkata's Jadavpur constituency, against Left Front's Bikash Ranjan Bhattacharya and BJP's Anupam Hazra, and secured a win.

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Another first-time MP, TMC's Nusrat Jahan won the polls from Bengal's Basirhat constituency by 3,50,369 votes. Nusrat clearly had a sunny first day at the parliament!

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Sunny Deol, a first timer who won from Punjab's Gurdaspur on behalf of the BJP, is hopefully set to do grand work with his dhai kilo ka haath!

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BJP's 28-year-old Tejasvi Surya, the youngest candidate of the 2019 general elections, secured a win against Congress' BK Hariprasad from Bengaluru South. He too seemed excited as he clicked a happy selfie with Union Minister Smriti Irani and Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis.

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Lok Janshakti Party leader Ram Vilas Paswan's son Chirag Paswan is a new lawmaker from Bihar. However, the first-time MP has stated that he wants to hold no Ministerial position and that only his father will represent the party in the cabinet.

Amit Shah Chirag Paswan Gautam Gambhir Lok Sabha Elections 2019 Mimi Chakraborty Nusrat Jahan Sunny Deol Tejasvi Surya

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