1937 Punjab Provincial Assembly election

1937 Punjab Provincial Assembly election
175 seats of the Punjab Provincial Assembly ; 88 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	64.23%
	Elected Premier ; Sikandar Hayat Khan; Unionist

Last updated February 10, 2024

First Provincial assembly election was held in Punjab in the winter of 1936-37 as mandated by the Government of India Act 1935.

Background

After the passing of Government of India act 1935, Provincial assembly was set up in Punjab. It consisted 175 constituencies. Out of these 159 were single-member constituencies and 8 were double-members constituencies. In double-members constituencies one was reserved for the Schedule Caste according to Poona Pact.^[1] In double constituencies each voter had two votes to cast his vote, one for SC candidate and one for general candidate but considered as one vote to calculate voter turnout.

All 175 constituencies were reserved on the basis of religion. It was as follows:-

Constituency Type	Urban	Rural	Total
General	8	34	42
Muhammadans	9	75	84
Sikhs	2	29	31
Special^	-	-	18
Total	19	138	175

^Special constituencies (non-territory constituency) were further divided into Categories and sub-categories as follow:-

Women - 4
- General - 1
- Mohammadans - 2
- Sikhs - 1
European - 1
Anglo-Indian - 1
Indian Christian - 2
Punjab Commerce and Industry - 1
Landholders - 5
- General - 1
- Mohammadans - 3
- Sikhs - 1
Trade and Labour Unions - 3
University - 1

Election schedule

The election schedule was as follows:-^[2]

Election program	Date
Filing of nominations	23 November 1936
Scrutiny of nominations	30 November 1936
Polling	1 December 1936
Counting	2 and 7 December 1936
Counting in Special constituencies	21 January 1937

Voter Statistics

During 1937 election there were total 27,84,646 voters. Out of these 64.23% voters cast their votes.

26,66,149 voters were in Territorial Constituencies and 1,18,497 were in Non-Territorial Constituencies.

In territorial constituencies the highest number of voters (39,290) were in '24-Hoshiarpur West (General-Rural)' and lowest number of voters (5,496) were in '62-Tarn Taran (Muhammadan-Rural)'. The highest vote turnout (89.87%) registered in '81-Shahpur (Muhammadan-Rural)' and lowest (3.93%) registered in '122-Ambala North (Sikh-Rural)'.

In Non-Territorial Constituencies the highest number of voters (58,106) were in '153-Amritsar (Women-Sikh)' and lowest number of voters (10) were in '163-Baluch Tumandars (Landholders)'. Highest vote turnout (98.35%) was registered in '158-Punjab Commerce and Industry (Commerce and Industry)' and lowest (40.53%) registered in '151-Inner Lahore (Women-Mohammadan)'.

Results

Party		Seats won
	Unionist Party (UoP)	98
	Indian National Congress (INC)	18
	Khalsa National Party (KNP)	13
	Hindu Election Board (HEB)	12
	Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD)	11
	Majlis-e-Ahrar-ul-Islam (MAI)	4
	All-India Muslim League (AIML)	2
	Congress Nationalist Party (CNP)	1
	Independents (IND)	16
Total		175
Source=^[3]

Category wise result

S. No.	Party	Category (Seats)
S. No.	Party	General Urban (8)	General Rural (34)	Muhammadans Urban (9)	Muhammadans Rural (75)	Sikh Urban (2)	Sikh Rural (29)	Special (18)	Total (175)
1	Unionist Party	-	15	3	72	-	2	6	98
2	Indian National Congress	7	3	-	2	-	4	2	18
3	Khalsa National Party	-	-	-	-	2	10	1	13
4	Hindu Election Board	1	9	-	-	-	-	2	12
5	Shiromani Akali Dal	-	-	-	-	-	10	1	11
6	Majlis-e-Ahrar-ul-Islam	-	-	4	-	-	-	-	4
7	All-India Muslim League	-	-	1	1	-	-	-	2
8	Congress Nationalist Party	-	1	-	-	-	-	-	1
9	Independents	-	6	1	-	-	3	6	16

Special (18)

Women (4)
- General (1)
  - Indian National Congress - 1
- Mohammadans (2)
  - Independents - 2
- Sikhs (1)
  - Shiromani Akali Dal - 1
European (1)
- Independent - 1
Anglo Indian (1)
- Independent - 1
Indian Christian (2)
- Unionist Party - 2
Punjab Commerce and Industry (1)
- Independent - 1
Landholders (5)
- General (1)
  - Hindu Election Board - 1
- Mohammadans (3)
  - Unionist Party - 3
- Sikhs (1)
  - Khalsa National Party - 1
Trade and Labour Unions (3)
- Hindu Election Board - 1
- Indian National Congress - 1
- Unionist Party - 1
University (1)
- Independent - 1

Constituency wise result

Color key for the Party of Candidates

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Candidate Elected Unopposed
Constituency reserved for Schedule Caste

General Urban

S. No.	Cons. No.	Constituency	Winner
1	1	Southern Towns	Shri Ram Sharma	Indian National Congress
2	2	South-Eastern Towns	Deshbandhu Gupta
3	3	Eastern Towns	Sudarshan Seth
4	4	Lahore City	Gopi Chand Bhargava
5	5	Amritsar City	Sant Ram Seth
6	6	North-Eastern Towns	Krishan Gopal Dutt
7	7	North-Western Towns	Bhimsen Sachar
8	8	South-Western Towns	Shiv Dayal	Hindu Election Board

General Rural

S. No.	Cons. No.	Constituency	Winner
9	9	Hissar South	Hey Ram	Unionist Party
10	10	Hansi	Suraj Mal	Unionist Party
11	11	Hissar North	Atma Ram	Independent
12	12	Rohtak North	Chaudhary Tika Ram	Unionist Party
13	13	Rohtak Central	Ram Sarup
14	14	Jhajjar	Chottu Ram
15	15	North-western Gurgaon	Rao Balbir Singh	Hindu Election Board
16	16	South-Eastern Gurgaon	Prem Singh	Unionist Party
17	16	South-Eastern Gurgaon	Sumer Singh
18	17	Karnal South	Anant Ram
19	18	Karnal North	Chaudhary Ranpat
20	18	Karnal North	Chaudhary Faqira
21	19	Ambala-Simla	Duni Chand	Indian National Congress
22	19	Ambala-Simla	Jugal Kishore	Independent
23	20	Kangra North	Gopal Das	Hindu Election Board
24	21	Kangra South	Dina Nath	Hindu Election Board
25	22	Kangra East	Bagwant Singh	Independent
26	23	Kangra West	Bhagat Ram Sharma	Independent
27	24	Hoshiarpur West	Kartar Singh	Indian National Congress
28	24	Hoshiarpur West	Mula Singh	Independent
29	25	Una	Rai Hari Chand	Unionist Party
30	26	Jullundhar	Bhagat Ram Choda	Congress Nationalist Party
31	26	Jullundhar	Seth Krishan Das	Unionist Party
32	27	Ludhiana-Ferozpur	Muni Lal Kalia	Indian National Congress
33	27	Ludhiana-Ferozpur	Gopal Singh	Unionist Party
34	28	Western Lahore	Gokul Chand Narang	Hindu Election Board
35	29	Amritsar-Sialkot	Chaudhary Rai	Hindu Election Board
36	29	Amritsar-Sialkot	Bhagat Hans Raj	Unionist Party
37	30	Gurdaspur	Ripudaman Singh	Hindu Election Board
38	31	Rawalpindi	Mukund Lal	Hindu Election Board
39	32	South-Eastern Multan	Girdhari Lal	Independent
40	33	Layallpur Jhang	Seth Ram Narain Arora	Hindu Election Board
41	33	Layallpur Jhang	Harnam Das	Unionist Party
42	34	West Multan	Sham Lal	Hindu Election Board

Muhammadan Urban

S. No.	Cons. No.	Constituency	Winner
43	35	Southern Towns	Gulam Samad	Unionist Party
44	36	South-Eastern Towns	Mian Abdul Haye	Unionist Party
45	37	Eastern Towns	Barkat Ali	All-India Muslim League
46	38	Inner Lahore	Khalid Latif Gauba	Unionist Party
47	39	Outer Lahore	Abdul Aziz	Majlis-e-Ahrar-ul-Islam
48	40	Amritsar City	Saiffudin Kitchlew	Independent
49	41	North-Eastern Towns	Mazhar Ali Azhar	Majlis-e-Ahrar-ul-Islam
50	42	Rawalpindi Towns	Sheikh Muhammad Alam
51	43	Multan Towns	Ghulam Hussain

Muhammadan Rural

S. No	Cons. No.	Constituency	Winner
52	44	Hissar	Saheb daad Khan	Unionist Party
53	45	Rohtak	Shafi Ali Khan
54	46	North-Western Gurgaon	Yasin Khan
55	47	South-Eastern Gurgaon	Abdur Rahim
56	48	Karnal	Faiz Ali
57	49	Ambala-Simla	Abdul Hamid Khan
58	50	Kangra East-Hoshiarpur	Rai Faiz Khan
59	51	Hoshiarpur West	Rana Nasrullah Khan
60	52	Jullundur North	Abdur Rahman
61	53	Jullundur South	Abdur Raab
62	54	Ludhiana	Mohammed Hassan	Indian National Congress
63	55	Ferozpur Central	Shah Nawaz Khan Mamdot	Unionist Party
64	56	Ferozpur Eastern	Amjad Ali Khan
65	57	Fazilka	Pir Akbar Ali
66	58	Lahore South	Muzaffar Ali Khan Qizilibash
67	59	Chunian	Muhammad Husain
68	60	Kasur	Iftik Haruddin	Indian National Congress
69	61	Amritsar	Maqbul Mahmud	Unionist Party
70	62	Tarn Taran	Faqir Hussain Khan
71	63	Ajanala	Fazl Din
72	64	Gurdaspur East	Ali Akbar
73	65	Batala	Badar Mohy-ud-din Qadri
74	66	Shakargarh	Abdur Rahim
75	67	Sialkot North	Shahab-ud-din
76	68	Sialkot Center	Ghulam Rasul Cheema
77	69	Sialkot South	Shahab-ud-din Virk
78	70	Gujranwala North	Nasiruddin Chatha
79	71	Gujranwala East	Husain Bhinder
80	72	Hafizabad	Riasat Ali Chatha
81	73	Sheikhupura	Ghulam Mohy-ud-din Qasuri
82	74	Nankana Sahib	Karamat Ali
83	75	Shahdara	Afzal Ali Shah Hasni
84	76	Gujarat North	Fateh Mohammed
85	77	Gujarat East	Fazal Ali Khan
86	78	South-Eastern Gujarat	Mohammed Khan
87	79	North-Western Gujarat	Ahmed Yar Khan
88	80	South-Western Gujarat	Mohammed Ashraf
89	81	Shahpur	Allah Baksh Khan Tiwana
90	82	Khushab	Malik Khizar Hayat Tiwana
91	83	Bhalwal	Umar Hayat Khan
92	84	Sargodha	Habibullah Khan Tiwana
93	85	Jehlum	Mohammed Khan Akram
94	86	Pind Dadan Khan	Gazanfar Ali Khan	All-India Muslim League
95	87	Chabwal	Sarfraj Ali Khan	Unionist Party
96	88	Rawalpindi Sadar	Yusuf Khan
97	89	Gujar Khan	Farman Ali Khan
98	90	Rawalpindi East	Raja Fateh Khan
99	91	Attock North	Muzaffar Khan
100	92	Attock Central	Mohammed Nawaz Khan
101	93	Attock South	Mohy-ud-din Lal Badshah
102	94	Mianwali North	Gulam Qadir Khan
103	95	Mianwali South	Muzaffar Khan
104	96	Montgomery	Fateh Sher Khan Langrial
105	97	Okara	Jehangir Khan
106	98	Dipalpur	Nur Ahmed Maneka
107	99	Pakpattan	Sultan Ahmed Hatiana
108	100	Lyallpur	Mohammed Nurullah
109	101	Samunduri	Sadat Ali Khan
110	102	Toba Tek Singh	Pir Nasir-ud-din Shah
111	103	Jaranwal	Rai Shahadat Ali Khan
112	104	Jhang East	Nawazish Ali Khan
113	105	Jhang Central	Mubarak Ali Shah
114	106	Jhang West	Talib Hussain Khan
115	107	Multan	Ashiq Hussain Qureshi
116	108	Shujabad	Raja Shah Gilani
117	109	Lodhran	Vilayat Hussain Shah
118	110	Mailsi	Ahmad Yar Khan Doultana
119	111	Khanewal	Habit Khan Daha
120	112	Kabirwala	Wali Mohammed Sial Hiraz
121	113	Muzaffargarh Sadar	Fazl Karim Baksh Qureshi
122	114	Alipur	Mohammed Hasan
123	115	Muzaffargarh North	Mushtaq Ahmad Gurmani
124	116	Dera Gaji Khan North	Gulam Murtaza
125	117	Dera Gaji Khan Central	Faiz Mohammed
126	118	Dera Gaji Khan South	Husain Khan Gurchani

Sikh Urban

S. No.	Cons. No.	Constituency	Winner	Party
127	119	Eastern Towns	Santokh Singh		Khalsa National Party
128	120	Western Towns	Ujjal Singh		Khalsa National Party

Sikh Rural

S. No.	Cons. No.	Constituency	Winner
129	121	South-Eastern Punjab	Narotam Singh	Shiromani Akali Dal
130	122	Ambala North	Baldev Singh
131	123	Kangara North-Hoshiarpur	Hari Singh
132	124	Hoshiarpur South	Harjab Singh	Indian National Congress
133	125	Jullundur West	Gurbachan Singh	Khalsa National Party
134	126	Jullundur East	Kabul Singh	Indian National Congress
135	127	Ludhiana East	Kapur Singh	Independent
136	128	Ludhiana Central	Lal Singh Kamla	Unionist Party
137	129	Jagraon	Dasaundha Singh	Khalsa National Party
138	130	Ferozpur North	Sodhi Harnam Singh	Khalsa National Party
139	131	Ferozpur East	Rur Singh	Indian National Congress
140	132	Ferozpur West	Pritam Singh Sidhu	Independent
141	133	Ferozpur South	Tara Singh	Shiromani Akali Dal
142	134	Lahore West	Tehja Singh	Indian National Congress
143	135	Kasur	Chanan Singh	Shiromani Akali Dal
144	136	Amritsar North	Sohan Singh Josh	Unionist Party
145	137	Amritsar Central	Basakha Singh	Khalsa National Party
146	138	Amritsar South	Partap Singh Kairon	Shiromani Akali Dal
147	139	Gurdaspur North	Inder Singh	Khalsa National Party
148	140	Batala	Sundar Singh Majithia	Khalsa National Party
149	141	Sialkot	Balwant Singh	Independent
150	142	Gujranwala-Shahadara	Joginder Singh	Khalsa National Party
151	143	Sheikhupura West	Naunihal Singh Mann	Khalsa National Party
152	144	Gujarat Shahpur	Prem Singh	Shiromani Akali Dal
153	145	North-Western Punjab	Uttam Singh Duggal	Khalsa National Party
154	146	Montgomery East	Jagjit Singh Bedi	Shiromani Akali Dal
155	147	Lyallpur West	Sampuran Singh
156	148	Lyallpur East	Giani Kartar Singh
157	149	South-Western Punjab	Ajit Singh	Khalsa National Party

Special

S. No	Cons. No.	Constituency	Winner
Women
158	150	Lahore City (General)	Parbhati Devi	Indian National Congress
159	151	Inner Lahore (Muhammadan)	Rashida Latif	Independent
160	152	Outer Lahore (Muhammadan)	Jahanara Shah Nawaz	Independent
161	153	Amritsar South (Sikh)	Raghbir Kaur	Shiromani Akali Dal
Anglo-Indian
162	154	Punjab Anglo-Indian	E. Few	Independent
European
163	155	European	William Roberts	Independent
Indian Christian
164	156	East-Central Punjab	S. P. Singha	Unionist Party
165	157	West-Central Punjab	Jalal-ud-din Amber	Unionist Party
Commerce and Industry
166	158	Punjab Commerce and Industry	Binda Saran	Independent
Landholders
167	159	Eastern Punjab (General)	Raja Narender Nath	Hindu Election Board
168	160	Central Punjab (Sikh)	Jagjit Singh	Khalsa National Party
169	161	Northern Punjab (Muhammadan)	Sikandar Hayat Khan	Unionist Party
170	162	Western Punjab (Muhammadan)	Hayat Khan Noon
171	163	Baluch Tumandars (Muhammadan)	Jamal Khan Leghari
Trade and Labour Unions
172	164	Punjab Trade and Labour Unions	Sita Ram	Hindu Election Board
173	165	Eastern Punjab	Diwan Chaman Lall	Indian National Congress
174	166	Northern Punjab	Ahmad Baksh Khan	Unionist Party
University
175	167	Punjab Universities	Manohar Lal	Independent

Government formation

After the result Unionist party got majority in the assembly on its own. Unionist Party leader Sikandar Hayat Khan claimed the formation of Government in the State. Khalsa National Board and Hindu Election Board also joined the government.

On 5 April 1937 Sikandar Hayat Khan formed the Government and 5 other members also took oath. The ministers and their ministries were as follows:-^[4]

Name	Ministry		Constituency
Sikandar Hayat Khan	Prime minister and Law and order	UoP	North Punjab (Landholders) (Mohammadans)
Chottu Ram	Revenue and Irrigation	UoP	Jhajjat (General-Urban)
Mnohar Lal	Finance and Industry	IND	Punjab Universities
Malik Khizar Hayat Tiwana	Electricity, Police and Local governments	UoP	Khushab (Muhammadans-Rural)
Sundar Singh Majithia	Development	KNP	Batala (Sikh-Rural)
Mian Abdul Hayee	Education and Health	UoP	South East Town (Muhammadans-Urban)

On 2 April 1941 after the death of Sundar Singh Majithia, the ministry of Development was handed over to Dasaundha Singh (KNP) from Jagraon (Sikh-Rural) constituency.^[5] In 1942 after Sikandar-Baldev Pact KNP leader and minister Dasaundha Singh was removed from the cabinet and Baldev Singh joined the cabinet.^[6]

On 26 December 1945 Sikandar Hayat Khan died due to a heart attack. Malik Khizar Hayat Tiwana succeeded him on 30 December 1945.^[7]

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[2] Elections in Punjab 1920-1947 (Pdf),(p. 84), Book by Kirpal C. Yadav. Retrieved 7 May 2021.

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