1984 Manipur Legislative Assembly election

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1984 Manipur Legislative Assembly election
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  1980 27 December 1984 and 3 May 1985 1990  

All 60 seats in the Manipur Legislative Assembly
31 seats needed for a majority
Registered1,013,680
Turnout87.29%
 Majority partyMinority party
  Hand INC.svg
Leader Raj Kumar Jaichandra Singh
Party INC JP
Leader's seat Yaiskul
Seats before010
Seats won304
Seat changeIncrease2.svg17Decrease2.svg6
Popular vote29.82%6.08%

CM before election

Rishang Keishing
INC

Elected CM

Rishang Keishing
INC

Elections to the Manipur Legislative Assembly were held from December 1984 to May 1985, 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 Rishang Keishing was reappointed as the Chief Minister of Manipur. [1]

Contents

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]

Result

India Manipur Legislative Assembly 1984.svg
PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Indian National Congress 257,80929.8230Increase2.svg30
Manipur Peoples Party 93,42110.813Decrease2.svg1
Janata Party 52,5306.084Decrease2.svg6
Communist Party of India 35,8524.151Decrease2.svg4
Indian Congress (Socialist) 28,1563.260New
Kuki National Assembly 13,3671.551Decrease2.svg1
Bharatiya Janata Party 6,1630.710New
Lok Dal 3,6530.420New
Communist Party of India (Marxist) 7900.090Decrease2.svg1
Independents372,76643.1221Increase2.svg2
Total864,507100.00600
Valid votes864,50797.70
Invalid/blank votes20,3622.30
Total votes884,869100.00
Registered voters/turnout1,013,68087.29
Source: ECI [3]

Results by constituency

Winner, runner-up, voter turnout, and victory margin in every constituency
Assembly ConstituencyTurnoutWinnerRunner UpMargin
#kNames%CandidatePartyVotes%CandidatePartyVotes%
1 Khundrakpam 77.95%Lairellakpam Lala Independent 2,79723.73%Konsam Tomba INC 2,26319.20%534
2 Heingang 88.66%Waikhom Jagor Singh INC 3,79528.02%Thoudam Kumar MPP 2,96721.91%828
3 Khurai 86.45%Atomba Ngairangbamcha Independent 3,34522.74%Niagthoujam Radhamuhon INC 2,34415.93%1,001
4 Kshetrigao 84.45%Muhammddin Shah INC 4,02728.67%Wangkhem Basantkumar IC(S) 2,71919.36%1,308
5 Thongju 90.67%Nameirakpam Bisheshwor Independent 4,51731.86%Waikhom Tolen MPP 2,41217.01%2,105
6 Keirao 90.95%Abdul Matalip INC 2,99020.70%Konthoujam Rajmani Singh Independent 2,90020.08%90
7 Andro 92.89%Loitongbam Amujou INC 7,00539.74%Ashraf Ali JP 4,81827.33%2,187
8 Lamlai 81.97%Yumkhaibam Kerani Singh INC 5,21841.88% Pheiroijam Parijat Singh CPI 3,80630.55%1,412
9 Thangmeiband 76.44%Koijam Radhabinod Singh INC 5,82643.61%Ningthoujam Benoy Singh Independent 3,28124.56%2,545
10 Uripok 79.42%Paonam Achaou Singh INC 2,88330.86%T. Gunadhwaja Singh Independent 2,46926.43%414
11 Sagolband 77.66%Salam Damodar Singh Independent 2,56222.20%Moirangthem Kumar Singh MPP 2,07317.97%489
12 Keishamthong 82.59%Laisom Lalit Singh INC 5,19636.60% Rajkumar Ranbir Singh JP 4,57132.20%625
13 Singjamei 87.61%Rengbam Tompok Singh INC 4,86042.18%Thokchom Chandrsekhar JP 3,27828.45%1,582
14 Yaiskul 82.15% Rajkumar Dorendra Singh INC 5,15741.76%Ayekpam Biramangol Singh Independent 2,79622.64%2,361
15 Wangkhei 76.24%Yumkham Erabot Singh INC 7,90147.46%Ahmed Dullah Mirza Independent 6,59939.64%1,302
16 Sekmai 84.20%Khangembam Leirijao INC 4,97642.76%Khwai Rakpam Chaoba MPP 3,91133.61%1,065
17 Lamsang 89.43%Mutum Deven Independent 6,18142.34%Phuritsabam Sagor Independent 3,25922.32%2,922
18 Konthoujam 91.43%Henam Lokhon Singh INC 3,44923.19%Heigrujam Thoithoi Independent 3,27021.98%179
19 Patsoi 85.09%Dr. Leishangthem Chandramani Singh INC 3,79228.26%Nongthombam Ibomcha Singh Independent 2,47418.44%1,318
20 Langthabal 86.15% O. Joy Singh MPP 7,20358.64%R. K. Bimol INC 4,76738.81%2,436
21 Naoriya Pakhanglakpa 90.67%Wahengbam Angou Singh INC 5,03330.91%Akoijam Ibobi MPP 4,13025.37%903
22 Wangoi 89.39%Wahengbam Nipamacha Singh JP 6,43550.77%Chungkham Rajmohan Singh INC 5,58344.04%852
23 Mayang Imphal 83.88%Meinam Nilchandra Singh JP 5,42635.13%Khumukcham Amutombi INC 4,95732.09%469
24 Nambol 94.13%Thounaojam Chaoba Singh INC 4,91631.67%Hidangmayum Shyakishor Sharma Independent 4,87031.37%46
25 Oinam 94.65%Keisham Bira Singh INC 7,41552.95%Yamnam Yaima Singh Independent 5,80941.48%1,606
26 Bishnupur 93.77%Thiyam Udhop Singh Independent 3,58425.28%R. K. Dhanachandra Singh JP 3,32423.45%260
27 Moirang 86.37%M. Koireng Singh JP 4,66027.83%Mohammad Heshamuddin MPP 4,63427.68%26
28 Thanga 92.47%Heisnam Sanayaima Singh Independent 2,62823.42%Salam Ibohal Singh Independent 2,52922.54%99
29 Kumbi 89.95%Sanasam Bira Independent 2,61520.21%Khangembam Manimohan INC 2,04515.80%570
30 Lilong 88.79%Alauddin MPP 4,36927.80%Md. Helaluddin Khan INC 4,04125.71%328
31 Thoubal 88.16%Leitanthem Tomba Singh JP 5,31632.91%Thoudam Krishna Singh INC 4,05025.07%1,266
32 Wangkhem 89.68%Nahakpam Nimai Chand Luwang Independent 4,19326.13%Ibotonm Mazid MPP 3,11919.44%1,074
33 Heirok 90.61%Moirangthem Tombi INC 6,27442.60%Nongmeikapam Nilakamal Independent 5,40536.70%869
34 Wangjing Tentha 89.47%Moirangthem Nara Singh CPI 3,07919.59%Sapam Ibocha Singh Independent 2,59916.53%480
35 Khangabok 92.65%Okram Ibobi Singh Independent 4,15725.32%M. Borojao Independent 3,30320.12%854
36 Wabgai 90.00%Ma Yengbam Manihar Independent 3,04620.31%Naorem Mohandas Independent 2,95419.70%92
37 Kakching 89.93%Yengkhom Thambal Independent 4,74134.75%Kshetri Iraoji CPI 3,88528.48%856
38 Hiyanglam 85.13%Elangbam Biramani Singh INC 3,83128.04%Maibam Kunjo Independent 3,65126.72%180
39 Sugnu 92.00%Mayanglambam Babu Singh INC 4,17828.70%Loitongbam Ibomcha Singh Independent 3,10121.31%1,077
40 Jiribam 78.66%Devendra Singh INC 7,17256.37%S. Bijoy Independent 4,36034.27%2,812
41 Chandel 92.98%H. T. Thungam Independent 4,53521.63%Paokhhang KNA 4,11019.60%425
42 Tengnoupal 88.84%Jainson Haokip Independent 7,52540.36%Morung Makunga INC 6,88536.93%640
43 Phungyar 74.82%Rishang Keishing INC 6,88152.39%A. Stephen IC(S) 5,38941.03%1,492
44 Ukhrul 80.39%A. S. Arthur Independent 3,91623.88%Lungshim Shaiza Independent 3,87123.61%45
45 Chingai 81.97%R. V. Mingthing INC 5,34832.99%J. Khathing Independent 5,29632.67%52
46 Saikul 94.04%Holkholet Khongsai Independent 6,51535.24%Ramthing Hungyo INC 3,41818.49%3,097
47 Karong 93.06%Benjamin Banee Independent 7,37031.33%R. Vio Independent 7,21330.67%157
48 Mao 92.04%Lorho INC 7,84133.85%Puni Beso Independent 7,70533.26%136
49 Tadubi 92.94%N. G. Luikang INC 8,16336.52%Hangzing Independent 7,08631.70%1,077
50 Kangpokpi 93.87% Kishore Thapa Independent 6,78242.01%Thangminlen Kipgen Independent 3,68622.83%3,096
51 Saitu 92.09%S. L. Paokhosei INC 5,14626.44%Jampao Haokip KNA 3,95720.33%1,189
52 Tamei 81.14%I. D. Dijuanang Independent 5,45535.99%N. Pouhe INC 3,25921.50%2,196
53 Tamenglong 82.44% Janghemlung Panmei INC 5,03543.15%Ningthan Panmei Independent 2,42020.74%2,615
54 Nungba 84.06% Gaikhangam Gangmei INC 6,48453.08% Gangmumei Kamei Independent 5,50845.09%976
55 Tipaimukh 84.71% Ngurdinglien Sanate Independent 3,96140.69%Selkai Hrangchal INC 3,63037.29%331
56 Thanlon 82.96%T. Phungzathang INC 4,80141.41%N. Gouzagin Independent 2,97925.70%1,822
57 Henglep 92.18%Sehpu Haokip Independent 6,21643.96%Holkhmoang INC 4,91634.77%1,300
58 Churachandpur 78.07%J. F. Rothangliana KNA 2,79721.62%K. Vungzalian INC 2,70720.93%90
59 Saikot 92.36%Ngulkhohao MPP 5,00535.35%Lala Khobung Independent 4,85634.30%149
60 Singhat 90.63%T. Gouzadou INC 6,56751.10%Thangkhanlal Independent 4,68336.44%1,884

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