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1995 Manipur Legislative Assembly election
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16 and 19 February 1995
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Al 60 seats in the Manipur Legislative Assembly
31 seats needed for a majority
Registered1,160,690
Turnout91.41%
 Majority partyMinority party
 
LeaderRishang KeishingRaj Kumar Ranbir Singh
PartyINCMPP
Leader's seatPhungyarKeishamthong
Seats before249
Seats won2218
Seat changeDecrease2Increase9
Popular vote28.08%23.20%
CM before election

Rishang Keishing
INC

Elected CM

Rishang Keishing
INC

Elections to the Manipur Legislative Assembly were held in February 1995, to elect members of the 60 constituencies in Manipur, India. The Indian National Congress won the most seats as well as the popular vote, and its leader, Rishang Keishing was re-appointed as the Chief Minister of Manipur.[1]

After the passing of the North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act, 1971, Manipur was converted from a Union Territory to a State and the size of its Legislative Assembly was increased from 30 to 60 members.[2] The constituencies were changed in 1976 by The Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 1976.[3]

Result

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PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Indian National Congress328,36228.0822Decrease2
Manipur Peoples Party271,24723.2018Increase9
Janata Dal136,59411.687Decrease4
Samata Party70,8876.062New
Communist Party of India64,0265.482Decrease1
Federal Party of Manipur56,3004.822New
Indian Congress (Socialist)44,7973.831New
Bharatiya Janata Party38,4053.281Increase1
Manipur State Congress Party30,4172.602Increase1
Samajwadi Janata Party (Rashtriya)30,4172.600New
Kuki National Assembly2,8320.240Decrease2
Manipur Hill People's Council2,4400.2100
Communist Party of India (Marxist)2,3270.200New
Janata Party1,6110.140New
Independents88,5267.573Increase3
Total1,169,188100.0060Increase6
Valid votes1,169,18898.83
Invalid/blank votes13,8681.17
Total votes1,183,056100.00
Registered voters/turnout1,160,690101.93
Source: ECI[4]

Results by constituency

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  • Winner, runner-up, voter turnout, and victory margin in every constituency
Assembly ConstituencyTurnoutWinnerRunner UpMargin
#kNames%CandidatePartyVotes%CandidatePartyVotes%
1Khundrakpam87.39%Konjengbam BinoyMPP6,44040.61%Lairellakpam LalaFPM3,34121.07%3,099
2Heingang93.01%Wakambam ThoibaFPM6,22533.42%Yanglem Mangi SinghIndependent3,72720.01%2,498
3Khurai93.31%Ngairangbam Bijoy SinghIndependent5,45227.92%Laishram SotinkumarCPI4,90125.10%551
4Kshetrigao95.55%Basant Kumar WangkhemJD7,99338.20%Muhammuddin ShahINC7,30734.92%686
5Thongju94.06%Dr. Sapam DhananjoyMPP5,82930.10%Thingujam ChatukiniJD5,03926.02%790
6Keirao96.90%Hidam Bidur SinghINC4,69526.54%Chingakham Shyamjai SinghMPP3,09517.49%1,600
7Andro93.84%Salam Chandra SinghMPP7,67838.86%Dr. Angou Singh ChingakhamIndependent5,37627.21%2,302
8Lamlai93.69%Kshetrimayum Biren SinghMPP6,20236.74%Pheiroijam Parijat SinghCPI5,13530.42%1,067
9Thangmeiband81.38%Radhabinod KoijamINC7,66645.63%Ningthoujam Binoy SinghSamata Party5,94735.40%1,719
10Uripok85.77%N. Nodiachand SinghMPP3,64627.14%Laishram Nandakumar SinghFPM3,34724.92%299
11Sagolband83.85%Moirangthem Kumar SinghMPP5,03733.32%Dr. Khwairakpam Loken SinghJD3,51523.25%1,522
12Keishamthong89.16%Rajkumar Ranbir SinghMPP10,09154.91%Laishrom Lalit SinghINC7,06638.45%3,025
13Singjamei87.84%Irengbam Hemochandra SinghINC5,71440.48%Haobam Bhubon SinghBJP4,82134.15%893
14Yaiskul88.81%Elangbam Kunjeswar SinghBJP5,93235.88%Gurumayum Joykumar SharmaMPP5,46133.03%471
15Wangkhei85.34%Yumkham Erabot SinghINC7,97736.27%Dr. Haobam Borobabu SinghMPP6,27528.53%1,702
16Sekmai90.91%Ningthoujam BirenINC5,19732.41%Khwirakpam ChaobaMPP4,46527.85%732
17Lamsang94.86%Sorokhaibam Rajen SinghINC4,18421.87%Wangkheimayum Brajabidhu SinghIndependent3,85720.17%327
18Konthoujam93.74%Henam Lokhon SinghINC6,31334.33%Heigrujam ThoithoiMPP6,26134.05%52
19Patsoi91.09%Dr. Leishangthem Chandramani SinghINC5,78729.03%N. Muhindro SinghMPP3,74218.77%2,045
20Langthabal92.22%Karam Babudhon SinghINC6,67440.76%O. Joy SinghMPP6,58240.20%92
21Naoriya Pakhanglakpa94.46%A. K. LanngamIndependent6,71132.29%Wahengbam Angou SinghINC5,91628.47%795
22Wangoi96.90%W. Nipamacha SinghINC3,86823.43%Y. Mani SinghFPM3,51921.32%349
23Mayang Imphal94.93%Meinam Nilchandra SinghINC5,48831.56%Amutombi Khumujam SinghJD4,54126.11%947
24Nambol94.93%Nameirakpam Loken SinghMPP7,00335.52%Thounaojam Chaoba SinghINC6,52133.07%482
25Oinam94.27%Dr. Yumnam Jiten SinghMPP6,65138.73%Keisham Apabi DeviINC6,37337.11%278
26Bishnupur94.97%Govindas KonthoujamINC3,76620.13%Khundrakpamjibon SinghJD3,55018.98%216
27Moirang93.34%Mohammad HeshamuddinMPP5,58624.70%Hemam Bir SinghIndependent5,20423.01%382
28Thanga94.00%Tongbram Mangibabu SinghJD4,27729.57%Heisnam Sanayaima SinghINC3,41423.60%863
29Kumbi92.66%Ningthoujam MangiCPI4,16423.59%Sanasam BiraINC3,53120.01%633
30Lilong93.16%Md. Helaluddin KhanINC6,37137.06%AlauddinMPP5,36931.23%1,002
31Thoubal94.77%Leitanthem Tomba SinghMPP11,23959.57%Thoudam Krishna SinghINC4,86025.76%6,379
32Wangkhem94.06%Dr. Nimai Chand LuwangINC7,87343.81%Longjam Ibotomba SinghMPP6,24934.78%1,624
33Heirok94.01%Moirangthem OkendroINC6,45636.00%Nongmeikapam Komol SinghMPP5,25829.32%1,198
34Wangjing Tentha93.50%Moirangthem Hemanta SinghINC7,63841.52%Moirangthem Nara SinghCPI5,92532.20%1,713
35Khangabok96.60%Laishram Jatra SinghMPP8,02139.57%Okram Ibobi SinghINC6,88433.96%1,137
36Wabgai96.73%Abdul SalamMPP6,76637.83%Mayanglambam Manihar SinghINC4,86127.18%1,905
37Kakching90.89%Kshetrimayum Irabot SinghCPI6,77339.36%Nongmaithem Nimai SinghINC6,52637.92%247
38Hiyanglam93.14%Maibam Kunjo SinghJD6,81741.44%Elangbam Biramani SinghINC5,63734.27%1,180
39Sugnu92.13%Mayanglambam Babu SinghJD4,40425.11%Loitongbam Ibomcha SinghINC4,15923.71%245
40Jiribam83.57%Th. DebendraINC8,70647.84%A. Biren SinghIndependent8,33445.79%372
41Chandel94.45%T.HangkhanpauJD13,03045.19%L. BenjaminFPM10,46436.29%2,566
42Tengnoupal93.52%Wairok Morung MakungaINC13,05851.99%Holkhomang HaokipMPP11,42345.48%1,635
43Phungyar80.51%Rishang KeishingINC7,46749.99%SolomonMPP3,32822.28%4,139
44Ukhrul82.72%A. S. ArthurINC9,98248.24%Danny ShaizaJD8,35840.39%1,624
45Chingai85.59%Dr. Mashangthei HoramINC8,71637.54%David N. G. ZimikSamata Party5,05421.77%3,662
46Saikul92.44%Chungkhokai DoungelMPP10,73048.78%Holkholet KhongsaiINC7,30233.19%3,428
47Karong96.28%L. JonathanSamata Party13,36039.75%Th. RapeiMPP10,71231.87%2,648
48Mao98.48%M. ThohriiIC(S)22,31062.72%S. LorhoINC13,10836.85%9,202
49Tadubi93.24%O. LohriiJD10,61436.28%S. HangzingIC(S)7,30324.97%3,311
50Kangpokpi93.59%ThangminlenMPP9,13443.74%Kishore ThapaSamata Party7,06233.82%2,072
51Saitu96.09%Ngamthang HaokipMPP9,68038.13%Alar ThoitakIndependent7,30328.77%2,377
52Tamei92.18%D. P. PanmeiIndependent5,04724.92%MangaibouMPP4,40521.75%642
53Tamenglong88.07%Samuel JendaiSamata Party6,51541.03%Daisin PameiINC6,02937.97%486
54Nungba88.73%Gangmumei KameiFPM4,98236.19%Gaikhangam GangmeiINC4,77234.66%210
55Tipaimukh87.65%Dr. Chaltonlian AmoINC5,29947.21%Selkai HrangchalJD2,88625.71%2,413
56Thanlon82.73%SongchinkhupMPP5,85445.17%T. PhungzathangINC4,25032.79%1,604
57Henglep89.66%Sehpu HaokipJD5,79834.11%T. Manga VaipheiINC4,99229.37%806
58Churachandpur81.33%V. HangkhanlianMPP14,64157.81%K. VungzalianMSCP6,33525.01%8,306
59Saikot89.18%T. N. HaokipMPP8,93830.33%Ngulkhohao LhungdimJD7,59925.79%1,339
60Singhat85.88%T. GouzadouMPP6,32736.09%T. NgaizanemMSCP5,22329.79%1,104

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. ^ "Former Manipur CM Rishang Keishing dead". The Hindu. PTI. 23 August 2017. Retrieved 17 July 2020.
  2. ^ "North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act, 1971". www.liiofindia.org. 30 December 1971. Retrieved 24 December 2020.
  3. ^ "The Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 1976". Election Commission of India. 1 December 1976. Retrieved 13 October 2021.
  4. ^ "Statistical Report on General Election, 1995 to the Legislative Assembly of Manipur". Election Commission of India. Retrieved 29 November 2021.
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    1995 Manipur Legislative Assembly election
    16 and 19 February 1995
    Al 60 seats in the Manipur Legislative Assembly
    31 seats needed for a majority
    Registered1,160,690
    Turnout91.41%
     Majority partyMinority party
     
    LeaderRishang KeishingRaj Kumar Ranbir Singh
    PartyINCMPP
    Leader's seatPhungyarKeishamthong
    Seats before249
    Seats won2218
    Seat changeDecrease2Increase9
    Popular vote28.08%23.20%
    CM before election

    Rishang Keishing
    INC

    		Elected CM

    Rishang Keishing
    INC

    Elections to the Manipur Legislative Assembly were held in February 1995, to elect members of the 60 constituencies in Manipur, India. The Indian National Congress won the most seats as well as the popular vote, and its leader, Rishang Keishing was re-appointed as the Chief Minister of Manipur.[1]

    After the passing of the North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act, 1971, Manipur was converted from a Union Territory to a State and the size of its Legislative Assembly was increased from 30 to 60 members.[2] The constituencies were changed in 1976 by The Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 1976.[3]

    Result

    PartyVotes%Seats+/–
    Indian National Congress328,36228.0822Decrease2
    Manipur Peoples Party271,24723.2018Increase9
    Janata Dal136,59411.687Decrease4
    Samata Party70,8876.062New
    Communist Party of India64,0265.482Decrease1
    Federal Party of Manipur56,3004.822New
    Indian Congress (Socialist)44,7973.831New
    Bharatiya Janata Party38,4053.281Increase1
    Manipur State Congress Party30,4172.602Increase1
    Samajwadi Janata Party (Rashtriya)30,4172.600New
    Kuki National Assembly2,8320.240Decrease2
    Manipur Hill People's Council2,4400.2100
    Communist Party of India (Marxist)2,3270.200New
    Janata Party1,6110.140New
    Independents88,5267.573Increase3
    Total1,169,188100.0060Increase6
    Valid votes1,169,18898.83
    Invalid/blank votes13,8681.17
    Total votes1,183,056100.00
    Registered voters/turnout1,160,690101.93
    Source: ECI[4]

    Results by constituency

    • Winner, runner-up, voter turnout, and victory margin in every constituency
    Assembly ConstituencyTurnoutWinnerRunner UpMargin
    #kNames%CandidatePartyVotes%CandidatePartyVotes%
    1Khundrakpam87.39%Konjengbam BinoyMPP6,44040.61%Lairellakpam LalaFPM3,34121.07%3,099
    2Heingang93.01%Wakambam ThoibaFPM6,22533.42%Yanglem Mangi SinghIndependent3,72720.01%2,498
    3Khurai93.31%Ngairangbam Bijoy SinghIndependent5,45227.92%Laishram SotinkumarCPI4,90125.10%551
    4Kshetrigao95.55%Basant Kumar WangkhemJD7,99338.20%Muhammuddin ShahINC7,30734.92%686
    5Thongju94.06%Dr. Sapam DhananjoyMPP5,82930.10%Thingujam ChatukiniJD5,03926.02%790
    6Keirao96.90%Hidam Bidur SinghINC4,69526.54%Chingakham Shyamjai SinghMPP3,09517.49%1,600
    7Andro93.84%Salam Chandra SinghMPP7,67838.86%Dr. Angou Singh ChingakhamIndependent5,37627.21%2,302
    8Lamlai93.69%Kshetrimayum Biren SinghMPP6,20236.74%Pheiroijam Parijat SinghCPI5,13530.42%1,067
    9Thangmeiband81.38%Radhabinod KoijamINC7,66645.63%Ningthoujam Binoy SinghSamata Party5,94735.40%1,719
    10Uripok85.77%N. Nodiachand SinghMPP3,64627.14%Laishram Nandakumar SinghFPM3,34724.92%299
    11Sagolband83.85%Moirangthem Kumar SinghMPP5,03733.32%Dr. Khwairakpam Loken SinghJD3,51523.25%1,522
    12Keishamthong89.16%Rajkumar Ranbir SinghMPP10,09154.91%Laishrom Lalit SinghINC7,06638.45%3,025
    13Singjamei87.84%Irengbam Hemochandra SinghINC5,71440.48%Haobam Bhubon SinghBJP4,82134.15%893
    14Yaiskul88.81%Elangbam Kunjeswar SinghBJP5,93235.88%Gurumayum Joykumar SharmaMPP5,46133.03%471
    15Wangkhei85.34%Yumkham Erabot SinghINC7,97736.27%Dr. Haobam Borobabu SinghMPP6,27528.53%1,702
    16Sekmai90.91%Ningthoujam BirenINC5,19732.41%Khwirakpam ChaobaMPP4,46527.85%732
    17Lamsang94.86%Sorokhaibam Rajen SinghINC4,18421.87%Wangkheimayum Brajabidhu SinghIndependent3,85720.17%327
    18Konthoujam93.74%Henam Lokhon SinghINC6,31334.33%Heigrujam ThoithoiMPP6,26134.05%52
    19Patsoi91.09%Dr. Leishangthem Chandramani SinghINC5,78729.03%N. Muhindro SinghMPP3,74218.77%2,045
    20Langthabal92.22%Karam Babudhon SinghINC6,67440.76%O. Joy SinghMPP6,58240.20%92
    21Naoriya Pakhanglakpa94.46%A. K. LanngamIndependent6,71132.29%Wahengbam Angou SinghINC5,91628.47%795
    22Wangoi96.90%W. Nipamacha SinghINC3,86823.43%Y. Mani SinghFPM3,51921.32%349
    23Mayang Imphal94.93%Meinam Nilchandra SinghINC5,48831.56%Amutombi Khumujam SinghJD4,54126.11%947
    24Nambol94.93%Nameirakpam Loken SinghMPP7,00335.52%Thounaojam Chaoba SinghINC6,52133.07%482
    25Oinam94.27%Dr. Yumnam Jiten SinghMPP6,65138.73%Keisham Apabi DeviINC6,37337.11%278
    26Bishnupur94.97%Govindas KonthoujamINC3,76620.13%Khundrakpamjibon SinghJD3,55018.98%216
    27Moirang93.34%Mohammad HeshamuddinMPP5,58624.70%Hemam Bir SinghIndependent5,20423.01%382
    28Thanga94.00%Tongbram Mangibabu SinghJD4,27729.57%Heisnam Sanayaima SinghINC3,41423.60%863
    29Kumbi92.66%Ningthoujam MangiCPI4,16423.59%Sanasam BiraINC3,53120.01%633
    30Lilong93.16%Md. Helaluddin KhanINC6,37137.06%AlauddinMPP5,36931.23%1,002
    31Thoubal94.77%Leitanthem Tomba SinghMPP11,23959.57%Thoudam Krishna SinghINC4,86025.76%6,379
    32Wangkhem94.06%Dr. Nimai Chand LuwangINC7,87343.81%Longjam Ibotomba SinghMPP6,24934.78%1,624
    33Heirok94.01%Moirangthem OkendroINC6,45636.00%Nongmeikapam Komol SinghMPP5,25829.32%1,198
    34Wangjing Tentha93.50%Moirangthem Hemanta SinghINC7,63841.52%Moirangthem Nara SinghCPI5,92532.20%1,713
    35Khangabok96.60%Laishram Jatra SinghMPP8,02139.57%Okram Ibobi SinghINC6,88433.96%1,137
    36Wabgai96.73%Abdul SalamMPP6,76637.83%Mayanglambam Manihar SinghINC4,86127.18%1,905
    37Kakching90.89%Kshetrimayum Irabot SinghCPI6,77339.36%Nongmaithem Nimai SinghINC6,52637.92%247
    38Hiyanglam93.14%Maibam Kunjo SinghJD6,81741.44%Elangbam Biramani SinghINC5,63734.27%1,180
    39Sugnu92.13%Mayanglambam Babu SinghJD4,40425.11%Loitongbam Ibomcha SinghINC4,15923.71%245
    40Jiribam83.57%Th. DebendraINC8,70647.84%A. Biren SinghIndependent8,33445.79%372
    41Chandel94.45%T.HangkhanpauJD13,03045.19%L. BenjaminFPM10,46436.29%2,566
    42Tengnoupal93.52%Wairok Morung MakungaINC13,05851.99%Holkhomang HaokipMPP11,42345.48%1,635
    43Phungyar80.51%Rishang KeishingINC7,46749.99%SolomonMPP3,32822.28%4,139
    44Ukhrul82.72%A. S. ArthurINC9,98248.24%Danny ShaizaJD8,35840.39%1,624
    45Chingai85.59%Dr. Mashangthei HoramINC8,71637.54%David N. G. ZimikSamata Party5,05421.77%3,662
    46Saikul92.44%Chungkhokai DoungelMPP10,73048.78%Holkholet KhongsaiINC7,30233.19%3,428
    47Karong96.28%L. JonathanSamata Party13,36039.75%Th. RapeiMPP10,71231.87%2,648
    48Mao98.48%M. ThohriiIC(S)22,31062.72%S. LorhoINC13,10836.85%9,202
    49Tadubi93.24%O. LohriiJD10,61436.28%S. HangzingIC(S)7,30324.97%3,311
    50Kangpokpi93.59%ThangminlenMPP9,13443.74%Kishore ThapaSamata Party7,06233.82%2,072
    51Saitu96.09%Ngamthang HaokipMPP9,68038.13%Alar ThoitakIndependent7,30328.77%2,377
    52Tamei92.18%D. P. PanmeiIndependent5,04724.92%MangaibouMPP4,40521.75%642
    53Tamenglong88.07%Samuel JendaiSamata Party6,51541.03%Daisin PameiINC6,02937.97%486
    54Nungba88.73%Gangmumei KameiFPM4,98236.19%Gaikhangam GangmeiINC4,77234.66%210
    55Tipaimukh87.65%Dr. Chaltonlian AmoINC5,29947.21%Selkai HrangchalJD2,88625.71%2,413
    56Thanlon82.73%SongchinkhupMPP5,85445.17%T. PhungzathangINC4,25032.79%1,604
    57Henglep89.66%Sehpu HaokipJD5,79834.11%T. Manga VaipheiINC4,99229.37%806
    58Churachandpur81.33%V. HangkhanlianMPP14,64157.81%K. VungzalianMSCP6,33525.01%8,306
    59Saikot89.18%T. N. HaokipMPP8,93830.33%Ngulkhohao LhungdimJD7,59925.79%1,339
    60Singhat85.88%T. GouzadouMPP6,32736.09%T. NgaizanemMSCP5,22329.79%1,104

    See also

    References

    1. ^ "Former Manipur CM Rishang Keishing dead". The Hindu. PTI. 23 August 2017. Retrieved 17 July 2020.
    2. ^ "North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act, 1971". www.liiofindia.org. 30 December 1971. Retrieved 24 December 2020.
    3. ^ "The Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 1976". Election Commission of India. 1 December 1976. Retrieved 13 October 2021.
    4. ^ "Statistical Report on General Election, 1995 to the Legislative Assembly of Manipur". Election Commission of India. Retrieved 29 November 2021.
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