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Manipur Legislative Assembly
Manipur Legislative Assembly
12th Manipur Assembly
Type
Type	Unicameral of the Manipur Legislative Assembly
Term limits	5 years
History
Preceded by	11th Manipur Assembly
Leadership
Speaker	Thokchom Satyabrata Singh, BJP ; since 24 March 2022
Deputy Speaker	Vacant, BJP
Chief Minister	N Biren Singh, BJP ; since 15 March 2017
Structure
Political groups	Government (42); NDA (42) BJP (37); NPF (5); Confidence & supply (10) NPP (7); IND (3); Opposition (8) INC (5); KPA (2); JD(U) (1);
Elections
Voting system	First past the post
Last election	28 February – 5 March 2022
Next election	February – March 2027
Meeting place
	Manipur Legislative Assembly, Capital Complex, Thangmeiband, Imphal, Manipur, India-795001
Website
	Manipur Legislative Assembly
Footnotes
	Manipur Assembly Election results

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The Manipur Legislative Assembly is the unicameral legislature of the Indian state of Manipur.

Description

The seat of the Manipur Legislative Assembly is at Imphal, the capital of the state. It is housed in the Capital Complex in the Thangmeiband locality of Imphal city. The term of the Legislative Assembly is five years, unless dissolved earlier. Presently, it comprises 60 members who are directly elected from single-seat constituencies, of which 40 are in the Imphal Valley and 20 in the surrounding hill districts.^[4]^[5] At present, 1 assembly constituency is reserved for candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes and 19 assembly constituencies are reserved for candidates belonging to the Scheduled tribes.^[6]

Members of Legislative Assembly

List of Manipur MLAs ^[7]
Sl. No	Constituency Name	Candidate's Name	Party	Votes	Margin	Vote Rate %
1	Khundrakpam	Thokchom Lokeshwar Singh	INC	12,211	215	49.02 %
2	Heingang	Nongthombam Biren Singh	BJP	24,814	18,271	78.54 %
3	Khurai	Leishangthem Susindro Meitei	BJP	11,131	2,237	33.62 %
4	KHETRIGAO	Sheikh Noorul Hassan	NPEP	13,118	742	38.47 %
5	Thongju	Thangom Biswajit Singh	BJP	15,338	6,689	51.98 %
6	Keirao	Lourembam Rameshwor Meetei	BJP	17,335	8,209	61.68 %
7	Andro	Thounaojam Shyamkumar	BJP	16,259	1,220	49.77 %
8	Lamlai	Khongbantabam Ibomcha Singh	BJP	10,105	121	35.25 %
9	Thangmeiband	Khumukcham Joykisan Singh	JD(U)	13,629	3,773	56.08 %
10	Uripok	Kh. Raghumani Singh, Retd Ias	BJP	8,335	909	36.17 %
11	Sagolband	Rajkumar Imo Singh	BJP	11,054	2,656	54.60 %
12	KEISAMTHONG	Sapam Nishikant Singh	IND	8,874	187	35.00 %
13	Singjamei	Yumnam Khemchand Singh	BJP	8,709	2,295	45.80 %
14	Yaiskul	Thokchom Satyabrata Singh	BJP	9,724	632	40.25 %
15	Wangkhei	Thangjam Arunkumar	JD(U)	11,593	753	35.71 %
16	Sekmai	Heikham Dingo Singh	BJP	10,010	3,333	36.80 %
17	Lamsang	Sorokhaibam Rajen Singh	BJP	15,185	400	47.80 %
18	Konthoujam	Dr. Sapam Ranjan Singh	BJP	13,432	394	47.30 %
19	Patsoi	Sapam Kunjakeswor (keba) Singh	BJP	12,186	687	34.98 %
20	Langthabal	Karam Shyam	BJP	10,815	2,053	41.17 %
21	Naoriya pakhanglakpa	Smt.soraisam Kebi Devi	BJP	11,058	531	33.55 %
22	Wangoi	Khuraijam Loken Singh	NPEP	15,606	3,266	55.29 %
23	Mayang imphal	Kongkham Robindro Singh	BJP	14,642	6,129	47.73 %
24	Nambol	Thounaojam Basanta Singh	BJP	16,885	3,060	54.76 %
25	Oinam	Irengbam Nalini Devi	NPEP	10,808	442	40.57 %
26	BISHENPUR	Konthoujam Govindas	BJP	13,611	1,409	46.05 %
27	Moirang	Thongam Shanti Singh	NPEP	14,349	2,231	39.75 %
28	Thanga	Tongbram Robindro Singh	BJP	13,095	5,251	61.96 %
29	Kumbi	S. Premchandra Singh	BJP	8,513	372	32.63 %
30	Lilong	Mohd Abdul Nasir	JD(U)	16,886	570	49.71 %
31	Thoubal	Okram Ibobi Singh	INC	15,085	2,543	51.00 %
32	Wangkhem	Keisham Meghachandra Singh	INC	8,889	1,292	29.36 %
33	Heirok	Thokchom Radheshyam Singh	BJP	13,589	403	42.80 %
34	Wangjing tentha	Paonam Brojen Singh	BJP	15,765	1,913	51.69 %
35	Khangabok	Surjakumar Okram	INC	17,435	7,803	49.76 %
36	Wabgai	Dr. Usham Deben Singh	BJP	9,138	50	31.13 %
37	Kakching	Mayanglambam Rameshwar Singh	NPEP	8,546	1,205	31.49 %
38	Hiyanglam	Dr. Radheshyam Yumnam	BJP	8,613	2,029	32.80 %
39	SUGNOO	Kangujam Ranjit Singh	INC	12,673	1,016	50.63 %
40	Jiribam	Md. Achab Uddin	JD(U)	12,313	416	46.21 %
41	Chandel	Smt. S.s Olish	BJP	37,066	27,341	79.06 %
42	Tengnoupal	Letpao Haokip	BJP	21,663	6,411	51.70 %
43	Phungyar	Leishiyo Keishing	NPF	11,642	779	37.75 %
44	Ukhrul	Ram Muivah	NPF	15,503	942	38.69 %
45	Chingai	Khashim Vashum	NPF	12,837	2,336	31.39 %
46	Saikul	Kimneo Haokip Hangshing	Kuki People’s Alliance	6,710	1,249	25.38 %
47	Karong	J Kumo Sha	IND	17,191	3,542	34.83 %
48	Mao	Losii Dikho	NPF	29,591	8,513	58.05 %
49	Tadubi	N. Kayisii	NPEP	21,601	549	47.81 %
50	Kangpokpi	Smt. Nemcha Kipgen	BJP	14,412	5,396	57.37 %
51	Saitu	Haokholet Kipgen	IND	12,456	2,694	31.52 %
52	Tamei	Awangbow Newmai	NPF	19,643	1,698	50.83 %
53	Tamenglong	Janghemlung Panmei	NPEP	10,456	1,309	34.11 %
54	Nungba	Dinganglung Gangmei (dipu), Ias	BJP	14,464	3,786	57.39 %
55	Tipaimukh	Ngursanglur Sanate	JD(U)	6,267	1,249	49.24 %
56	Thanlon	Vungzagin Valte	BJP	4,863	751	36.45 %
57	Henglep	Letzamang Haokip	BJP	13,897	7,848	50.36 %
58	Churachandpur	L.m. Khaute	JD(U)	18,231	624	38.24 %
59	Saikot	Paolienlal Haokip	BJP	18,457	5,871	35.10 %
60	Singhat	Chinlunthang	Kuki People’s Alliance	12,098	1,919	51.19 %

References

^ "5 Manipur Lawmakers From Nitish Kumar's JDU Formally Join BJP". NDTV.
^ "NDA's 38 vs Opposition's 26: Full lists of parties at Delhi, Bengaluru meets". Hindustan Times.
^ "5 Manipur Lawmakers From Nitish Kumar's JDU Formally Join BJP". NDTV.
^ Saikia, Jaideep (5 May 2023). "Manipur violence: How Christianisation widened socio-cultural gap between Meiteis of Valley and Hill tribes". Firstpost.
^ Harad, Tejas (6 May 2023). "ST Status for Manipur's Meiteis: What is at Stake?". The Quint.
^ State wise Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, MLA and MLC Seats
^ "Manipur Legislative Assembly Members". OneIndia.

External Links

Manipur Lok Sabha Election 2022 Results Website

[1] "5 Manipur Lawmakers From Nitish Kumar's JDU Formally Join BJP". NDTV.

[2] "NDA's 38 vs Opposition's 26: Full lists of parties at Delhi, Bengaluru meets". Hindustan Times.

[3] "5 Manipur Lawmakers From Nitish Kumar's JDU Formally Join BJP". NDTV.

[Saikia_5_May-4] Saikia, Jaideep (5 May 2023). "Manipur violence: How Christianisation widened socio-cultural gap between Meiteis of Valley and Hill tribes". Firstpost.

[5] Harad, Tejas (6 May 2023). "ST Status for Manipur's Meiteis: What is at Stake?". The Quint.

[6] State wise Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, MLA and MLC Seats

[7] "Manipur Legislative Assembly Members". OneIndia.

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Revision as of 06:45, 16 December 2023

Description

Members of Legislative Assembly

See also

References

External Links