1969 Bihar Legislative Assembly election

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1969 Bihar legislative assembly election
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  1967 9 February 1969 1972  

318 seats to the Bihar Legislative Assembly
160 seats needed for a majority
 Majority partyMinority partyThird party
 
Leader Harihar Singh B. P. Mandal
Party INC SSP ABJS
Seats won1185234
Popular vote4,570,4132,052,2742,345,780
Percentage30.46%13.68%15.63%

 Fourth partyFifth party
 
Party CPI PSP
Seats won2518
Popular vote1,515,105846,563
Percentage10.10%5.64%

CM before election

President's rule
N/A

Elected CM

Harihar Singh
INC

An election was held in 1969 to elect members to the Bihar Legislative Assembly , the lower house of the legislature of the Indian state of Bihar. After the elections, the Congress emerged as the largest party, and Harihar Singh was sworn in as the Chief Minister of Bihar. Three parties contested in a 'Triple Alliance'; the Loktantrik Congress Dal, the Praja Socialist Party and the Samyukta Socialist Party. The Triple Alliance divided 295 out of 318 constituencies between them, assigning 23 seats to the Communist Party of India. [1]

Contents

1st Government

The Indian National Congress didn't win enough seats for an absolute majority and formed an alliance with 5 other parties, including the Janata Party, the Bharatiya Kranti Dal, the Bihar Prant Hul Jharkhand, the Shoshit Dal, the Swatantra Party and some Independents. [2] However, it lost majority when Shoshit Dal withdrew support primarily on allegations on Janata Party head Kamakhya Narain Singh.

2nd Government

Bhola Paswan shastri, the leader of the opposition in the Assembly, of Loktantrik Congress Dal became CM, with support of SSP, PSP, CPI, Jan sangh, Loktantrik congress Dal, Shoshit Dal. Ministry proved to be the shortestever government in Bihar. Nine days after Its Installation, the third SVD Ministry resigned following the withdrawal of support by the Jan sangh, which put forward the view that no defector, as a matter of principle, be appointed Minister. [3]

3rd Government

During President rule, in 1969, Congress split into Congress(O)- 50 MLAs and Congress(R) - 60 MLAs. Daroga Prasad Rai of Congress(R) became CM with support of PSP, CPI, Hul Jharkhand, Shoshit Dal and Bhartiya Kranti Dal. He constituted the Mungerilal commission, which later recommended OBC Reservation. His Ministry was dominated by the Backward castes. It fell after 10 months due to PSP and Shoshit Dal rebels. [4]

4th Government

The new SVD, which consisted of SSP, rebel PSP, Jan sangh, Congress (O), Janata party, BKD, swatantra party, factions of the jharkhand Party, Shoshit Dal and Hul jharkhand, formed government under Karpoori Thakur of SSP as CM for 6 months. [5]

5th Government

Bhola Paswan shastri once became CM, with support of Congress(R), shoshit Dal, Jharkhand party, PSP and CPI, but Congress(R) withdrew support by end of Dec 1971. [3]

Results

India Bihar Legislative Assembly 1969.svg
PartyVotes%Seats
Indian National Congress 4,570,41330.46118
Bharatiya Jana Sangh 2,345,78015.6334
Samyukta Socialist Party 2,052,27413.6852
Communist Party of India 1,515,10510.1025
Praja Socialist Party 846,5635.6418
Loktantrik Congress Dal 573,3443.829
Shoshit Dal 552,7643.686
Janata Party 501,0103.3414
Bharatiya Kranti Dal 301,0102.016
Communist Party of India (Marxist) 187,5411.253
Swatantra Party 130,6380.873
Bihar Prant Hul Jharkhand 56,5060.385
Backward Classes Party of India38,9950.260
Proutist Bloc of India29,6750.200
Socialist Unity Centre of India 26,2590.180
All India Forward Bloc 17,4520.121
Revolutionary Socialist Party 6,3100.040
Republican Party of India 5,0570.030
Akhil Bharatiya Hindu Mahasabha 2,1610.010
Bihar Prantiya Sudharavadi Party8550.010
Akhil Bharatiya Ram Rajya Parishad 8110.010
Independents1,243,1068.2924
Total15,003,629100.00318
Valid votes15,003,62997.08
Invalid/blank votes451,5302.92
Total votes15,455,159100.00
Registered voters/turnout29,274,25152.79
Source: ECI [6]

List of Chief ministers

Harihar Singh 26 February 196922 June 1969116 days Indian National Congress
Bhola Paswan Shastri 22 June 19694 July 196912 daysLoktantrik Congress
Vacant4 July 196916 February 1970227 daysN/A
Daroga Prasad Rai 16 February 197022 December 1970309 days Indian National Congress (R)
Karpoori Thakur 22 December 19702 June 1971162 days Samyukta Socialist Party
Bhola Paswan Shastri 2 June 19719 January 1972221 daysLoktantrik Congress

Elected members

ConstituencyReserved for
(SC/ST/None)
WinnerParty
DhanahaNoneYogendra Pd. Shrivastava Praja Socialist Party
BagahaSCNarsingh Baitha Indian National Congress
RamnagarNoneNarayan Vikram Shah Indian National Congress
ShikarpurSCSita Ram Prasad Bharatiya Jana Sangh
SiktaNoneRaiful Azam Indian National Congress
LauriaNoneShatru Mardan Sahi Swatantra Party
ChanpatiaNoneVir Singh Samyukta Socialist Party
BettiahNoneGauri Shanker Pande Indian National Congress
NautanNone Kedar Pandey Indian National Congress
RaxaulNoneRadha Pandey Indian National Congress
SugauliNoneBadari Narayan Jha Indian National Congress
MotihariNoneRam Sewak Prasad Jayaswal Indian National Congress
AdapurNonePremchand Indian National Congress
GhorasahanNoneRajendra Pratap Sinha Indian National Congress
DhakaNoneMasodur Rahman Indian National Congress
PatahiNoneRam Nandan Singh Indian National Congress
MadhubanNoneMahendra Bharti Communist Party of India
KesariaNoneMohammad Ezaj Hussain Khan Indian National Congress
PipraSCBigu Ram Indian National Congress
HarsidhiNoneNageshwar Dutta Pathak Indian National Congress
GobindganjNoneHari Shankar Sharma Bharatiya Jana Sangh
GopalganjNoneRam Dulari Devi Indian National Congress
KuchaikotNoneNagina Rai Janata Party
KateaSCNathuni Ram Chamar Indian National Congress
BhoreNoneRaj Mangal Mishra Indian National Congress
MirganjNoneAnant Prasad Singh Indian National Congress
SiwanNoneJanardan Tiwary Bharatiya Jana Sangh
ZiradeiNoneZowar Hussain Indian National Congress
MairwaSCRam Basawan Ram Indian National Congress
DarauliNoneLachuman Rawat Samyukta Socialist Party
RaghunathpurNone Ram Nandan Yadav Indian National Congress
MaharajganjNoneMahamaya Prasad Sinha Bharatiya Kranti Dal
BarhariaNoneRam Raj Singh Bharatiya Jana Sangh
GoreakothiNoneKrishna Kant SinghLok Tantrik Congress
BaikunthpurNoneSheobachan Trivedi Indian National Congress
BarauliNoneBijul Singh Communist Party of India
ManjhiNoneRameshwar Dut Sharma Indian National Congress
BaniapurNoneRamanand Mishra Samyukta Socialist Party
MasrakhNoneKashi Nath Rai Praja Socialist Party
TaraiyaNonePrabu Narain Singh Janata Party
MarhauraNone Bhishma Prasad Yadav Indian National Congress
JalalpurNoneKumar Kalika Singh Indian National Congress
ChapraNone Janak Yadav Praja Socialist Party
GarkhaSCJaglal Chaudhary Indian National Congress
ParsaNone Daroga Prasad Rai Indian National Congress
SonepurNone Ram Jaipal Singh Yadav Indian National Congress
HajipurNoneMotilal Sinha KananShoshit Dal
RaghopurNoneRambriksh Rai Indian National Congress
MahnarNoneMuneshwar Prasad Singh Samyukta Socialist Party
JandahaNone Tulsi Das Mehta Samyukta Socialist Party
PatepurNonePaltan Ram Samyukta Socialist Party
GoraulNoneBachhan Sharma Samyukta Socialist Party
VaishaliNoneLaliteshwar Prasad ShahiLok Tantrik Congress
LalganjNoneDipnarain SinghLok Tantrik Congress
ParuNoneBirendra Kumar Singh Indian National Congress
SahebganjNoneYadunandan Singh Independent
BarurajNoneRamchandra Pd. Shahi Indian National Congress
KantiNoneHarihar Prasad ShahiLok Tantrik Congress
KurhaniNoneSadhu Sharan Shahi Praja Socialist Party
SakraSCNewa Lal Mahto Samyukta Socialist Party
MuzaffarpurNoneRamdeva Sharma Communist Party of India
BochahaSCSitaram Rajak Samyukta Socialist Party
GaighattiNoneNitishwar Prasad Sinha Indian National Congress
AuraiNonePandav Rai Samyukta Socialist Party
MinapurNoneJanak Singh Indian National Congress
RunisaidpurNoneBhuneshwar Rai Samyukta Socialist Party
SitamarhiNoneShyam Sunder Das Samyukta Socialist Party
BathnahaNoneRam Bahadur Singh Indian National Congress
BelsandNoneRamanand Singh Praja Socialist Party
SheoharNoneThakur Girija Nandan Singh Bharatiya Kranti Dal
MajorganjSCRam Brikchh Ram Samyukta Socialist Party
SonbarsaNoneRaj Nandan Rai Indian National Congress
SursandNone Ram Charitra Rai Yadav Indian National Congress
PupriNoneRam Briksha Choudhary Bharatiya Jana Sangh
BenipattiNoneBaidyanath Jha Samyukta Socialist Party
BisfiNoneRaj Kumar Purbey Communist Party of India
HarlakhiNone Shakoor Ahmed Indian National Congress
KhajauliNoneNarmedeshwar Singh Azad Praja Socialist Party
JainagarSCRamphal Paswan Indian National Congress
MadhubaniNoneSurya Narayan Singh Praja Socialist Party
JhanjharpurNoneRam Phal Chaudhari Samyukta Socialist Party
RajnagarSCBilat Paswan Indian National Congress
PhulparasNoneDhanik Lal Mandal Samyukta Socialist Party
LaukahaNonePrayag Lal Yadav Communist Party of India
MadhepurNoneRadha Narayan Jha Indian National Congress
BiraulNoneMahabir PrasadShoshit Dal
BaheriNone Tej Narayan Yadav Swatantra Party
ManigachhiNoneNagendra Jha Indian National Congress
BenipurNoneHari Nath MishraLok Tantrik Congress
DarbhangaNoneRam Vallash Jalan Communist Party of India
KeotiranwayNone Hukumdeo Narayan Yadav Samyukta Socialist Party
JaleNoneTejnarayan Rout Bharatiya Jana Sangh
HayaghatSCBaleshwar Ram Indian National Congress
KalyanpurNone Brahmdeo Narayain Singh Samyukta Socialist Party
WarisnagarSCRam Sewak Hazari Samyukta Socialist Party
SamastipurNoneRajendra Narain Sharma Samyukta Socialist Party
TajpurNone Karpoori Thakur Samyukta Socialist Party
MohiuddinnagarNoneKapildeo Narain Singh Independent
DalsinghsaraiNoneYaswant Kumar Choudhary Swatantra Party
SarairanjanNoneRam Bilash Mishra Samyukta Socialist Party
BibhutpurNoneGanga Prasad Srivastava Samyukta Socialist Party
RoseraNone Sahdeo Mahato Indian National Congress
HassanpurNone Gajendra Prasad Himansu Samyukta Socialist Party
SinghiaSCRameshwar Sahu Indian National Congress
RaghopurNoneBaidya Nath Pd. Mehta Indian National Congress
KishanpurNoneBhushan Pd. Gupta Indian National Congress
SupaulNoneUma Shanker Singh Indian National Congress
TribeniganjNone Anup Lal Yadav Samyukta Socialist Party
ChhatapurSCKumbha Narayan Sardar Samyukta Socialist Party
KumarkhandNone Ram Krishana Yadav Indian National Congress
Simri BakhtiarpurNoneRamchandra Prasad Samyukta Socialist Party
MahishiNoneLahtan Choudhary Indian National Congress
SaharsaNoneRamesh Jha Indian National Congress
SonbarsaSCJageshwar Mazra Samyukta Socialist Party
MadhipuraNoneBholi Pd. Mandal Indian National Congress
MurlilganjNone Kamleshwari Prasad Yadav Indian National Congress
AlamnagarNone Vidyakar Kavi Indian National Congress
RupauliNoneAnandi Prasad Singh Indian National Congress
DhamdahaNoneKalika Prasad Singh Samyukta Socialist Party
BanmankhiSCRasik Lal Rismideo Indian National Congress
KasbaNoneRam Narayan Nandal Indian National Congress
RaniganjSCDumar Lal Baitha Indian National Congress
NarpatganjNone Satya Narayan Yadav Indian National Congress
ForbesganjNoneSaryu Mishra Indian National Congress
ArariaNoneSital Prasad Gupta Indian National Congress
PalasiNoneMohammad Azimuddin Independent
BahadurganjNoneNajmuddin Indian National Congress
ThakurganjNoneMuhammad Hussain Azad Indian National Congress
KishanganjNoneRafique Alam Indian National Congress
JokihatNoneTaslim Uddin Indian National Congress
AmourNoneHaseebur Rahman Praja Socialist Party
PurneaNoneKamaldeo Narain Sinha Indian National Congress
KatiharNoneSatya Narain BiswasLok Tantrik Congress
BarsoiNoneSohan Lal Jain Independent
AzamnagarNoneAbu Zafar Indian National Congress
KorhaSCBhola Paswan ShashtriLok Tantrik Congress
BarariNoneSakur Communist Party of India
ManihariNoneYuvraj Praja Socialist Party
RajmahalNoneOm Prakash Roy Bharatiya Jana Sangh
BorioSTSeth Hembrom Bihar Prant Hul Jharkhand
BarhaitSTMasih Soren Bihar Prant Hul Jharkhand
LitiparaSTSom Murmu Bihar Prant Hul Jharkhand
PakpuraNoneSyed Md. Jafar Ali Indian National Congress
MaheshpurSTKaleshwar Hemram Bihar Prant Hul Jharkhand
ShikariparaSTChadra Murmu Independent
NalaNoneViseshwar Khan Communist Party of India
JamtaraNoneKali Prasad Singh Indian National Congress
SarathNoneKamdeo Prasad Singh Praja Socialist Party
MadhupurNoneBhageshwar Prasad Moul Indian National Congress
DeogharSCBaidyanath Das Indian National Congress
JarmundiNoneSrikant Jha Indian National Congress
DumkaSTPaika Murmu Indian National Congress
JamaSTMadan Besra Indian National Congress
PoraiyahatSTEdward Marandi Bihar Prant Hul Jharkhand
GoddaNoneMemant Kumar Jha Samyukta Socialist Party
MahagamaNoneSayeed Ahmad Communist Party of India
PirpaintiNoneAmbika Prasad Communist Party of India
ColgongNone Sadanand Singh Indian National Congress
NathnagarNone Chunchun Prasad Yadav Bharatiya Jana Sangh
BhagalpurNoneVijoy Kumar Mitra Bharatiya Jana Sangh
GopalpurNoneMadan Prasad Singh Indian National Congress
BihpurNonePrabhu Narayan Roy Communist Party of India
SultanganjNone Ram Raksha Prasad Yadav Indian National Congress
AmarpurNoneSukhnarain Singh Samyukta Socialist Party
DhuraiyaSCRam Chanura Bhanu Independent
BankaNoneThakur Kamakhya Pd. Singh Indian National Congress
BelharNoneChaturbhuj Prasad Singh Samyukta Socialist Party
SultanganjNone Suresh Prasad Yadav Indian National Congress
ChakaiNoneShrikrishna Singh Samyukta Socialist Party
JhajhaNoneChandrashekhar Singh Indian National Congress
JamuiNoneTripurari Prasad Singh Praja Socialist Party
SikandraSCRameshwar Paswan Indian National Congress
SheikhpuraSCLoknath Mochi Communist Party of India
BarbighaNoneShiv Shankar Singh Independent
BarahiyaNoneSidheshwar Singh Indian National Congress
SurajgarhaNoneSunaina Devi Communist Party of India
JamalpurNoneRam Balak Singh Communist Party of India
TarapurNoneTarni Prasad SinghShoshit Dal
KharagpurNoneSamser Jang Bahadur Singh Samyukta Socialist Party
MonghyrNoneRavish Chandra Verma Bharatiya Jana Sangh
ParbattaNoneJagdamb Prasad Mandal Indian National Congress
ChauthamNoneJagdambi Mandal Samyukta Socialist Party
AlauliSC Ram Bilas Paswan Samyukta Socialist Party
KhagariaNoneRam Bahadur Azad Samyukta Socialist Party
BaliaNoneJamaluddin Indian National Congress
BegusaraiNoneSaryu Prasad Singh Indian National Congress
BakhriSCYugal Kishore Sharma Communist Party of India
BariarpurNoneRam Jeewan Singh Samyukta Socialist Party
BarauniNoneChandra Shekhar Singh Communist Party of India
BachhwaraNoneBhuveneshwar Rai Indian National Congress
MokamehNoneKameshwar Pd. Singh Indian National Congress
BarhNoneRana Shedlakhpati Singh Indian National Congress
BakhtiarpurNoneDharambir Singh Indian National Congress
FatwaSCKauleshwar Das Indian National Congress
BiharNoneVijoy Kumar Yadav Communist Party of India
AsthawanNoneNand Kishore Prasad Singh Janata Party
Ekangar SaraiNoneLal Singh Tyagi Indian National Congress
RajgirSCYadunandan Prasad Bharatiya Jana Sangh
IslampurNoneRamsaran Prasad Singh Praja Socialist Party
ChandiNoneRam Raj Prasad Singh Indian National Congress
HilsaNoneJigdish Prasad Bharatiya Jana Sangh
MasaurhiNoneRam Devan Das Bharatiya Jana Sangh
PunpunSCMunshi Choudhary Samyukta Socialist Party
Patna SouthNoneRam Nandan Singh Indian National Congress
Patna EastNone Ramdeo Mahto Bharatiya Jana Sangh
Patna WestNoneA . K . Sen Communist Party of India
DanapurNoneBudh Deo Singh Indian National Congress
ManerNone Mahabir Gop Indian National Congress
Bikram None Khaderan Singh Bharatiya Kranti Dal
PaliganjNoneChandradeo Pd. Verma Samyukta Socialist Party
SandeshNoneRamji Prasad Singh Bharatiya Jana Sangh
ArrahNoneRam Awdhesh Singh Samyukta Socialist Party
BarharaNoneMahanth Mahadeva Nand Giri Independent
ShahpurNone Rama Nand Tiwari Samyukta Socialist Party
BrahampurNoneSuryanarain SharmaLok Tantrik Congress
NayagramSTHarihar Prasad Singh Indian National Congress
NawanagarSCLal Behari Prasad Communist Party of India
BuxarNoneJagnarain Trivedi Indian National Congress
RamgarhNoneViswanath Rai Indian National Congress
MohaniaSCBhagwat Prasad Praja Socialist Party
ChainpurNoneBadri Singh Praja Socialist Party
BhabuaNoneChandramauli Mishra Bharatiya Jana Sangh
ChenariSCChhathu Ram Indian National Congress
SasaramNoneBipin Behari Singh Praja Socialist Party
DehriNoneRiyasat Karim Indian National Congress
Karakat None Tulsi Singh Yadav Samyukta Socialist Party
NokhaNoneJagdish Ojha Janata Party
DinaraNoneRamanand Prasad Singh Indian National Congress
BikramganjNoneSant Prasad Singh Communist Party of India
JagdishpurNoneSatya Narayan Singh Independent
PiroNoneRam Ekbal Singh Samyukta Socialist Party
SaharSCRajdeo Ram Praja Socialist Party
ArwalNoneShah Zohair Communist Party of India
KurthaNone Jagdeo Prasad Shoshit Dal
MakhdumpurSCMahabir Choudhary Indian National Congress
JehanabadNoneHari Lal Pd. SinhaShoshit Dal
GhosiNoneKaushlendra Pd. N . Singh Indian National Congress
BelaganjNoneMithleshwar Prasad Singh Indian National Congress
GohNoneAwadh Singh Samyukta Socialist Party
DaudnagarNone Ram Vilas Singh Samyukta Socialist Party
ObraNoneShri Padarath Singh Praja Socialist Party
NabinagarNoneMahabir Prasad `akela` Communist Party of India
AurangabadNoneSaryoo Singh Praja Socialist Party
RafiganjSCSahdeo Chaudhry Bharatiya Jana Sangh
ImamganjSCIshwar Das Samyukta Socialist Party
SherghatiNoneJai Ram Giri Independent
BarachattiSCBhagawati Devi Samyukta Socialist Party
Bodh GayaSCKali Ram Bharatiya Jana Sangh
KonchNoneRam Balav Saran Singh Independent
GayaNoneGopal Mishra Bharatiya Jana Sangh
Gaya MuffasilNoneHardeo Narain Singh Indian National Congress
AtriNoneBabu Lal Singh Bharatiya Jana Sangh
HisuaNoneShatrughan Sharan Singh Indian National Congress
NawadaNoneGauri Shankar Keshri Bharatiya Jana Sangh
RajauliSCBabu Lal Bharatiya Jana Sangh
WarsaliganjNoneDeo Nandan Prasad Communist Party of India
Gobindpur None Yugal Kishore Singh Yadav Lok Tantrik Congress
KodaramaNoneVishwa Nath Modi Samyukta Socialist Party
DhanwarNonePunit Roy Indian National Congress
GawanSCTaneshwar Azad Samyukta Socialist Party
JamuaNoneSadanand Prasad Indian National Congress
GiridihNoneChaturanan Mishra Communist Party of India
DumriNoneKailashpati Singh Janata Party
BermoNone Bindeshwari Dubey Indian National Congress
BagodarNoneBasant Narain Singh Janata Party
BarhiNoneIndra Jitendra N . Singh Janata Party
HazaribaghNoneRaghunandan Prasad Janata Party
ChauparanNoneNirajan Prasad Singh Janata Party
ChatraNone Kamakshya Narayan Singh Janata Party
BarkagaonSCMahesh Ram Janata Party
RamgarhNoneBodulal Agrawal Indian National Congress
ManduNoneKamkshya Narain Singh Janata Party
JaridihNoneShashank Manjri Janata Party
ChandankiyariSCDurga Charan Das Bharatiya Kranti Dal
TopchanchiNonePurnendu Narain Singh Janata Party
BaghmaraNoneImamul Hal Khan Samyukta Socialist Party
DhanbadNoneRaghubans Singh Bharatiya Kranti Dal
TundiNoneSatyanarain Dudani Bharatiya Jana Sangh
NirsaNoneNirmalendu Bhattacharya Communist Party of India
SindriNoneA . K . Roy Communist Party of India
JhariaNoneS . K . Rai Bharatiya Kranti Dal
BaharagoraNoneShibu Ranjan Khan Independent
GhatsilaSTYadunath Baskey Independent
PatamdaNoneGhansyam Mahato Indian National Congress
Jamshedpur EastNoneKedar Das Communist Party of India
Jamshedpur WestNoneSunil Mukherjee Communist Party of India
JugsalaiSTSanatan Manjhi Independent
SaraikellaNoneBanbihari Manto Independent
ChaibassaSTBagun Sumbrui Independent
MajhgaonSTPurna Chandra Birua Independent
ManoharpurSTRatnakar Nayak Independent
JaganathpurSTMangal Singh Lamai Independent
ChakradharpurSTMaricharan Soy Independent
IchagarhNoneGhanshyam Mahto All India Forward Bloc
KharsawanSTChandra Mohan Manjhi Independent
TamarSTAnirudh Patar Bharatiya Jana Sangh
TorpaSTNiral Enem Horo Independent
KhuntiSTTiru Muchi Rai Munda Indian National Congress
SilliSCBrindawan SwansiShoshit Dal
KhijriSTSukhari Oraon Bharatiya Jana Sangh
RanchiNoneNani Gopal Mitra Bharatiya Jana Sangh
KankeNoneRamtahal Chaudhary Bharatiya Jana Sangh
KolebiraSTS . K . Bage Independent
SimdegaSTGajadhar Gond Bharatiya Jana Sangh
ChainpurSTJairam Uraon Independent
GumlaSTRopna Uraon Bharatiya Jana Sangh
SisaiSTLalit Uraon Bharatiya Jana Sangh
BeroSTKaramchand Bhagat Indian National Congress
MandarSTShri Krishna Bhagat Indian National Congress
LohardagaSTVihari Lakra Indian National Congress
LateharSTJamuna Singh Bharatiya Jana Sangh
PankiSCRamdeo Ram Bharatiya Jana Sangh
DaltonganjNonePuran Chand Samyukta Socialist Party
GarhwaNoneGopi Nath Singh Bharatiya Jana Sangh
BhawanathpurNoneHemendra Pratap Samyukta Socialist Party
LeslieganjNoneJag Narain Pathak Indian National Congress
BishrampurSCJageshwar Ram Bharatiya Jana Sangh
HussainabadNoneBhisma Narayan Singh Indian National Congress

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