13th Jammu and Kashmir Assembly

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13th Jammu and Kashmir Assembly
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Overview
Legislative body Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly
TermOctober 2024 – Present
Election 2024 Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly election
Government Second Omar Abdullah ministry
Members90 elected + 5 appointed
Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah
Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Kumar Choudhary
Leader of the Opposition Sunil Kumar Sharma
Deputy Leaders of the Opposition Surjeet Singh Slathia, BJP
Pawan Kumar Gupta
Party control Jammu and Kashmir National Conference [1]

The Thirteenth Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly was convened following the 2024 Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly election held in September and October 2024.

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Office bearers

OfficeHolderSince
Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather 4 November 2024
Leader of the House
(Chief Minister) 		Omar Abdullah [2] 16 October 2024
Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Kumar Choudhary 16 October 2024
Leader of the Opposition Sunil Kumar Sharma 3 November 2024

Membership by party

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Membership by party in the 13th Jammu and Kashmir Assembly

The membership of the assembly by party is as follows: [3]

PartyMLAs
Jammu & Kashmir National Conference 41
Bharatiya Janata Party 28
Indian National Congress 6
Jammu and Kashmir People's Democratic Party 3
Aam Aadmi Party 1
Communist Party of India (Marxist) 1
Jammu and Kashmir Awami Ittehad Party 1
Jammu and Kashmir People's Conference 1
Independent 6
Nominated 5
Vacant 2
Total95

Members of Legislative Assembly (MLA)

The membership of the assembly is as follows: [4]

DistrictConstituencyNamePartyRemarks
No.Name
Kupwara 1 Karnah Javaid Ahmad Mirchal JKNC
2 Trehgam Saifullah Mir JKNC
3 Kupwara Mir Mohammad Fayaz JKPDP
4 Lolab Qaysar Jamshaid Lone JKNC
5 Handwara Sajad Gani Lone JKPC
6 Langate Khursheed Ahmed Sheikh AIP [5]
Baramulla 7 Sopore Irshad Rasool Kar JKNC
8 Rafiabad Javid Ahmad Dar JKNC Cabinet Minister
9 Uri Sajjad Safi JKNC
10 Baramulla Javid Hassan Baig JKNC
11 Gulmarg Pirzada Farooq Ahmed Shah JKNC
12 Wagoora–Kreeri Irfan Hafiz Lone INC
13 Pattan Javaid Riyaz JKNC
Bandipora 14 Sonawari Hilal Akbar Lone JKNC
15 Bandipora Nizam Uddin Bhat INC
16 Gurez (ST) Nazir Ahmed Khan JKNC
Ganderbal 17 Kangan (ST) Mian Mehar Ali JKNC
18 Ganderbal Omar Abdullah JKNC Chief Minister
Srinagar 19 Hazratbal Salman Sagar JKNC
20 Khanyar Ali Mohammad Sagar JKNC
21 Habba Kadal Shamim Firdous JKNC
22 Lal Chowk Sheikh Ahsan Ahmed JKNC
23 Chanapora Mushtaq Guroo JKNC
24 Zadibal Tanvir Sadiq JKNC
25 Eidgah Mubarik Gul JKNC
26 Central Shalteng Tariq Hameed Karra INC
Budgam 27 Budgam Omar Abdullah JKNC Resigned on 21 October 2024 [6]
Vacant
28 Beerwah Shafi Ahmad Wani JKNC
29 Khan Sahib Saif Ud Din Bhat JKNC
30 Charari Sharief Abdul Rahim Rather JKNC Speaker
31 Chadoora Ali Mohammad Dar JKNC
Pulwama 32 Pampore Hasnain Masoodi JKNC
33 Tral Rafiq Ahmad Naik JKPDP
34 Pulwama Waheed Ur Rehman Para JKPDP
35 Rajpora Ghulam Mohit Uddin Mir JKNC
Shopian 36 Zainapora Showkat Hussain JKNC
37 Shopian Shabir Ahmad Kullay IND
Kulgam 38 DH Pora Sakina Itoo JKNC Cabinet Minister
39 Kulgam Mohammad Yusuf Tarigami CPI(M)
40 Devsar Peerzada Feroze Ahamad JKNC
Anantnag 41 Dooru Gulam Ahmad Mir INC
42 Kokernag (ST) Zafar Ali Khatana JKNC
43 Anantnag West Abdul Majeed Bhat JKNC
44 Anantnag Peerzada Mohammad Syed INC
45 Srigufwara–Bijbehara Bashir Ahmed Shah Veeri JKNC
46 Shangus–Anantnag East Reyaz Ahmad Khan JKNC
47 Pahalgam Altaf Ahmad Wani JKNC
Kishtawar 48 Inderwal Payare Lal Sharma IND Supports JKNC [7]
49 Kishtwar Shagun Parihar BJP
50 Padder–Nagseni Sunil Kumar Sharma BJP Leader of Opposition
Doda 51 Bhadarwah Daleep Singh BJP
52 Doda Mehraj Malik AAP
53 Doda West Shakti Raj Parihar BJP
Ramban 54 Ramban Arjun Singh Raju JKNC
55 Banihal Sajad Shaheen JKNC
Reasi 56 Gulabgarh (ST) Khurshied Ahmed JKNC
57 Reasi Kuldeep Raj Dubey BJP
58 Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Baldev Raj Sharma BJP
Udhampur 59 Udhampur West Pawan Kumar Gupta BJP
60 Udhampur East Ranbir Singh Pathania BJP
61 Chenani Balwant Singh Mankotia BJP
62 Ramnagar (SC) Sunil Bhardwaj BJP
Kathua 63 Bani Rameshwar Singh Thakur IND Supports JKNC [7]
64 Billawar Satish Kumar Sharma BJP
65 Basohli Thakur Darshan Singh BJP
66 Jasrota Rajiv Jasrotia BJP
67 Kathua (SC) Bharat Bhushan BJP
68 Hiranagar Vijay Kumar Sharma BJP
Samba 69 Ramgarh (SC) Devinder Kumar Manyal BJP
70 Samba Surjeet Singh Slathia BJP
71 Vijaypur Chander Prakash Ganga BJP
Jammu 72 Bishnah (SC) Rajeev Kumar BJP
73 Suchetgarh (SC) Gharu Ram Bhagat BJP
74 RS Pora–Jammu South Narinder Singh Raina BJP
75 Bahu Vikram Randhawa BJP
76 Jammu East Yudhvir Sethi BJP
77 Nagrota Devender Singh Rana BJP Died on 31 October 2024 [8]
Vacant
78 Jammu West Arvind Gupta BJP
79 Jammu North Sham Lal Sharma BJP
80 Marh (SC) Surinder Kumar BJP
81 Akhnoor (SC) Mohan Lal BJP
82 Chhamb Satish Sharma IND Cabinet Minister
Rajouri 83 Kalakote–Sunderbani Randhir Singh BJP
84 Nowshera Surinder Choudhary JKNC Deputy Chief Minister
85 Rajouri (ST) Iftkar Ahmed INC
86 Budhal (ST) Javaid Iqbal JKNC
87 Thanamandi (ST) Muzaffar Iqbal Khan IND
Poonch 88 Surankote (ST) Choudhary Mohammed Akram IND Supports JKNC [7]
89 Poonch Haveli Ajaz Ahmed Jan JKNC
90 Mendhar (ST) Javed Ahmed Rana JKNC Cabinet Minister

References

  1. ↑ "Jammu and Kashmir Election Results 2024 Highlights: Results for all 90 seats declared". The Hindu.
  2. ↑ Adnal, Madhuri (11 October 2024). "NC Legislators Thumbs Up Omar Abdullah for J&K Chief Minister". Oneindia . Retrieved 26 November 2024.
  3. ↑ "Jammu & Kashmir". Election Commission of India. October 2024.
  4. ↑ "Status Known For 90 out of 90 Constituencies". Election Commission of India. October 2024.
  5. ↑ Elected as Independent, Primary member of AIP
  6. ↑ "Omar Abdullah Steps Down From Budgam Seat, Retains Ganderbal In Assembly". NDTV. 21 October 2024. Retrieved 21 October 2024.
  7. 1 2 3 "Omar Abdullah's NC touches majority mark without Congress after 4 J-K independent MLAs extend support". India TV. 10 October 2024. Retrieved 12 October 2024.
  8. ↑ "J&K BJP MLA Devender Singh Rana passes away". Hindustan Times. Retrieved 31 October 2024.
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