1990 Rajya Sabha elections

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1990 Rajya Sabha elections
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(of 228 seats) to the Rajya Sabha
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Leader M. S. Gurupadaswamy P. Shiv Shankar
Party Janata Dal INC

Rajya Sabha elections were held in 1990, to elect members of the Rajya Sabha, Indian Parliament's upper chamber. [1]

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Elections

Elections were held in 1990 to elect members from various states. The list is incomplete.

Members elected

The following members are elected in the elections held in 1990. They are members for the term 1990-96 and retire in year 1996, except in case of the resignation or death before the term.

Andhra Pradesh

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 T. Chandrasekhar Reddy INC 10-Apr-1990
2 R. K. Dhawan INC 10-Apr-1990
3 Pragada Kotaiah INC 10-Apr-1990
4 M. M. Hashim INC 10-Apr-1990
5 P. Upendra TDP 10-Apr-1990
6 Jaipal Reddy JD 10-Apr-1990

Arunachal Pradesh

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 Nyodek Yonggam INC 27-May-1990

Assam

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 Bhadreswar Buragohain AGP 10-Apr-1990
2 Dinesh Goswami AGP 10-Apr-1990
3 Bhubaneswar Kalita INC 10-Apr-1990

Bihar

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 Ranjan Prasad Yadav JD 10-Apr-1990
2 Shankar Dayal Singh JD 10-Apr-1990
3 Digvijay Singh JD 10-Apr-1990
4 Rajni Ranjan Sahu INC 10-Apr-1990
5 Rameshwar Thakur INC 10-Apr-1990
6 Chaturanan Mishra CPI 10-Apr-1990
7 Kameshwar Paswan BJP 10-Apr-1990

Gujarat

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 Chimanbhai Mehta JD 10-Apr-1990
2 Dinesh Trivedi JD 10-Apr-1990
3 Anant Dave BJP 10-Apr-1990
4Gopalsinh Solanki BJP 10-Apr-1990

Haryana

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 Vidya Beniwal JD 10-Apr-1990
2 Sushma Swaraj BJP 10-Apr-1990

Himachal Pradesh

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 Krishan Lal Sharma BJP 10-Apr-1990

Karnataka

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1I. G. Sanadi INC 10-Apr-1990
2 G. Y. Krishnan INC 10-Apr-1990
3 Prabhakar Kore INC 10-Apr-1990
4 B. K. Hariprasad INC 10-Apr-1990

Madhya Pradesh

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 Shivprasad Chanpuria BJP 10-Apr-1990
2 Kailash Sarang BJP 10-Apr-1990
3 Lakhiram Agrawal BJP 10-Apr-1990
4 Sikander Bakht BJP 10-Apr-1990
5 Suresh Pachouri INC 10-Apr-1990

Maharashtra

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 Shankarrao Chavan INC 10-Apr-1990
2 Jagesh Desai INC 10-Apr-1990
3Chandrika Jain INC 10-Apr-1990
4 N. K. P. Salve INC 10-Apr-1990
5 Ghulam Nabi Azad INC 10-Apr-1990
6 Viren J. Shah BJP 10-Apr-1990
7 Bapu Kaldate JD 10-Apr-1990

Manipur

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 B. D. Behring JD 03-Apr-1990

Meghalaya

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 George Gilbert Swell HSPDP 13-Apr-1990

Mizoram

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 Hiphei INC 27-May-1990

Odisha

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1Basant Kumar Das JD 03-Apr-1990
2 Mira Das JD 03-Apr-1990
3 Sarada Mohanty JD 03-Apr-1990
4 Prabhat Kumar Samantaray JD 03-Apr-1990

Rajasthan

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 Ramdas Agarwal BJP 10-Apr-1990
2 M. G. K. Menon JD 10-Apr-1990
3 K. K. Birla INC 10-Apr-1990

Tamil Nadu

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 Tha. Kiruttinan DMK 03-Apr-1990
2Misa Ganesan DMK 03-Apr-1990
3 Vaiko DMK 03-Apr-1990
4 K. K. Veerappan DMK 03-Apr-1990
5T.A. Mohammed Saqhy DMK 03-Apr-1990
6S Madhavan AIADMK 03-Apr-1990

Uttar Pradesh

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 Satya Prakash Malaviya JD 03-Apr-1990
2 Anantram Jaiswal JD 03-Apr-1990
3 Virendra Verma JD 03-Apr-1990
4 Harmohan Singh Yadav JD 03-Apr-1990
5 Meem Afzal JD 03-Apr-1990
6 Obaidullah Khan Azmi JD 03-Apr-1990
7 Kedar Nath Singh INC 03-Apr-1990
8 Makhan Lal Fotedar INC 03-Apr-1990
9 Balram Singh Yadav INC 03-Apr-1990
10Jagdish Prasad Mathur BJP 03-Apr-1990
11 Sangh Priya Gautam BJP 03-Apr-1990

West Bengal

#CandidatePartyTerm start
1 Sarla Maheshwari CPM 03-Apr-1990
2 Ratna Bahadur Rai CPM 03-Apr-1990
3 Mohammed Salim CPM 03-Apr-1990
4 Debabrata Biswas AIFB 03-Apr-1990
5 Ashoke Kumar Sen JD 03-Apr-1990

Bye-elections

The following bye elections were held in the year 1990.

Bihar

#MemberPartyDate of vacancyMemberPartyTerm start
1 Jagannath Mishra INC 27-Nov-1989 [lower-alpha 1] Kamala Sinha JD 19-Apr-1990

Haryana

#MemberPartyDate of vacancyMemberPartyTerm start
1 Bhajan Lal Bishnoi INC 27-Nov-1989 [lower-alpha 2] Krishan Kumar Deepak JD 26-Mar-1990
2Krishan Kumar Deepak JD 13-Jul-1990 [lower-alpha 3] Ranjit Singh Chautala JD 12-Sep-1990

Karnataka

#MemberPartyDate of vacancyMemberPartyTerm start
1 D. B. Chandregowda JD 14-Dec-1989 [lower-alpha 4] D K Tharadevi INC 23-Mar-1990

Madhya Pradesh

#MemberPartyDate of vacancyMemberPartyTerm start
1 Lal Krishna Advani BJP 27-Nov-1989 [lower-alpha 5] Jinendra Kumar Jain BJP 23-Mar-1990

Rajasthan

#MemberPartyDate of vacancyMemberPartyTerm start
1 Jaswant Singh BJP 27-Nov-1989 [lower-alpha 6] Gaj Singh BJP 26-Mar-1990

Uttar Pradesh

#MemberPartyDate of vacancyMemberPartyTerm start
1 Rasheed Masood JP 27-Nov-1989 [lower-alpha 7] Raja Ramanna JD 23-Mar-1990
2 Sharad Yadav LKD 27-Nov-1989 [lower-alpha 8] Rajmohan Gandhi JD 23-Mar-1990
3 Ajit Singh LKD 27-Nov-1989 [lower-alpha 9] Sompal Shastri JD 23-Mar-1990
4 Kalpnath Rai INC 27-Nov-1989 [lower-alpha 10] M. S. Gurupadaswamy JD 10-Apr-1990
5 Virendra Verma LKD 14-Jun-1990 [lower-alpha 11] Sanjaya Sinh JD 13-Jul-1990
6Mohammed Amin Ansari INC 14-Jul-1990 [lower-alpha 12] Z.A. Ahmed CPI 23-Aug-1990

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References

  1. ↑ "Alphabetical List Of Former Members Of Rajya Sabha Since 1952". Rajya Sabha Secretariat, New Delhi. Retrieved 13 September 2017.
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