1995 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly election

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Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Election 1995
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  1990 12 February, 9 March 1995 1999  

All 288 assembly constituencies
145 seats needed for a majority
Turnout71.69% (Increase2.svg 9.43%)
 Majority partyMinority partyThird party
  The Union Minister for Agriculture and Food Processing Industries, Shri Sharad Pawar addressing at the launch of the Sahana Group's New Marathi Channel "Jai Maharashtra", in Mumbai on April 27, 2013 (cropped).jpg Manohar Joshi cropped.jpg Gopinath Munde.jpg
Leader Sharad Pawar Manohar Joshi Gopinath Munde
Party INC SHS BJP
Alliance INC+ NDA NDA
Last election1415242
Seats won807365
Seat changeDecrease2.svg 61Increase2.svg 21Increase2.svg 23
Popular vote11,941,8326,315,4934,932,767
Percentage31%16.39%12.80%

1995 Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Election.svg

Chief Minister before election

Sharad Pawar
INC

Elected Chief Minister

Manohar Joshi
Shiv Sena

Assembly elections 1995 was held in Maharashtra, India in two phases on February 12, 1995, and March 9, 1995. Election results were declared on March 13, 1995. The major parties were Bharatiya Janata Party - Shiv Sena Yuti (alliance) against the Congress.

Contents

Results

List of Political Parties participated in 1995 Maharashtra Assembly Elections.

PartyAbbreviation
National Parties
Bharatiya Janata Party BJP
Indian National Congress INC
Janata Party JP
Janata Dal JD
Samata Party SAP
Communist Party of India (Marxist) CPM
Communist Party of India CPI
State Parties
Shiv Sena SHS
Indian Union Muslim League IUML
Muslim League Kerala State Committee MUL
Indian Congress (Socialist) – SCS ICS(SCS)
Samajwadi Party SP
Sikkim Sangram Parishad SSP
Peasants and Workers Party PWP
All India Forward Bloc AIFB
Bahujan Samaj Party BSP
Registered (Unrecognised) Parties
Akhil Bharatiya Jana Sangh ABJS
Indian National League INL
People's Democratic Party PDP
Doordarshi Party DDP
Maharashtra Rashtravadi Congress MRC
Hindustan Janata Party HJP
Samajwadi Janata Party (Rashtriya) SJP(R)
Samajwadi Janata Party (Maharashtra) SJP(M)
Republican Party of India RPI
Republican Party of India (Khobragade) RPI(K)
Bharipa Bahujan Mahasangh BBM
Bharatiya Minorities Suraksha Mahasangh BMSM
Nag Vidarbha Andolan Samiti NVAS
National Republican PartyNRP
Proutist Sarva Samaj SamitiPSSS
Rashtriya Samaj Sevak DalRSSD
Maharashtra Vikas CongressMVC
Democratic Party of IndiaDPI
Native People's PartyNVPP
Vidarbha Praja PartyVPP

In the election Shiv Sena and Bharatiya Janata Party Alliance or Mahayuti got the majority. Manohar Joshi from Shiv Sena became the 12th Chief minister of Maharashtra, Thus, forming the first Non-Congress Government in Maharashtra.

The details are as follows: [1]

Summary of results of the Maharashtra State Assembly election, 1995

Political PartySeatsPopular Vote
ContestedWon+/-Votes polledVotes%+/-
Indian National Congress
80 / 288(28%)
28680Decrease2.svg 611,19,41,83231.00%Decrease2.svg 7.17%
Shiv Sena
73 / 288(25%)
16973Increase2.svg 2163,15,49316.39%Increase2.svg 0.45%
Bharatiya Janata Party
65 / 288(23%)
11665Increase2.svg 2349,32,76712.80%Increase2.svg 2.09%
Janata Dal
11 / 288(4%)
18211Decrease2.svg 1322,58,9145.86%Decrease2.svg 6.86%
Peasants and Workers Party of India
6 / 288(2%)
426Decrease2.svg 27,88,2862.05%Decrease2.svg 0.37%
Communist Party of India (Marxist)
3 / 288(1%)
183Steady2.svg3,86,0091.00%Increase2.svg 0.13%
Samajwadi Party
3 / 288(1%)
223Increase2.svg 33,56,7310.93%Increase2.svg 0.93% (New Party)
Nag Vidarbha Andolan Samiti
1 / 288(0.3%)
21Increase2.svg182,6770.21%Increase2.svg 0.21% (New Party)
Maharashtra Vikas Congress
1 / 288(0.3%)
31Increase2.svg145,4040.12%Increase2.svg 0.12% (New Party)
Bharipa Bahujan Mahasangh 1290(New Party)1,167,6863.03%Increase2.svg3.03% (New Party)
Bahujan Samaj Party 1450Steady2.svg572,3361.49%Increase2.svg1.07%
Communist Party of India 170Decrease2.svg2123,1850.32%Decrease2.svg0.42%
Indian Congress (Socialist) – SCS 190Decrease2.svg165,0370.17%Decrease2.svg0.81%
Republican Party of India (Khobragade) 130Decrease2.svg163,7410.17%Decrease2.svg0.33%
Indian Union Muslim League 50Decrease2.svg14,2080.01%Decrease2.svg0.50%
Independents
45 / 288(16%)
319645Increase2.svg 3291,04,03623.63%Increase2.svg 10.04%
Total4727288Steady2.svg38,526,20671.69%Increase2.svg 9.43%

Chief Ministerial Candidate

Shiv Sena-Bhartiya Janata Party National Democratic Alliance

Shiv Sena Bharatiya Janata Party
National Democratic Alliance
Logo of Shiv Sena.svg
Bharatiya Janata Party logo.svg
For Chief Minister
Manohar Joshi

Shiv Sena

Indian National Congress

Indian National Congress
United Progressive Alliance
INC Logo.png
Sharad Pawar, Minister of AgricultureCrop.jpg
Sharad Pawar

Indian National Congress

Region-wise Breakup

RegionTotal seats INC Logo.png Logo of Shiv Sena.svg Bharatiya Janata Party logo.svg OTH
INC SHS BJP
Seats WonSeats WonSeats Won
Western Maharashtra6127080422
Vidarbha7617112216
Marathwada4612150910
Thane+Konkan3103150607
Mumbai3401181203
North Maharashtra4920061112
Total [2] 28880736576
RegionTotal seats Indian National Congress Shiv Sena Bharatiya Janata Party Janata Dal
Western Maharashtra70
39 / 70(56%)
Decrease2.svg 17
09 / 70(13%)
Increase2.svg 05
06 / 70(9%)
Decrease2.svg 02
03 / 70(4%)
Decrease2.svg 05
Vidarbha62
14 / 62(23%)
Decrease2.svg 11
11 / 62(18%)
Increase2.svg 07
20 / 62(32%)
Increase2.svg 07
02 / 62(3%)
Decrease2.svg 07
Marathwada46
11 / 46(24%)
Decrease2.svg 10
15 / 46(33%)
Increase2.svg 01
10 / 46(22%)
Increase2.svg 05
02 / 46(4%)
Steady2.svg
Thane+Konkan39
03 / 39(8%)
Decrease2.svg 05
14 / 39(36%)
Increase2.svg 03
06 / 39(15%)
Increase2.svg 01
0 / 39(0%)
Decrease2.svg 02
Mumbai36
01 / 36(3%)
Decrease2.svg 07
18 / 36(50%)
Increase2.svg 03
12 / 36(33%)
Increase2.svg 03
0 / 36(0%)
Steady2.svg
North Maharashtra35
12 / 35(34%)
Decrease2.svg 10
06 / 35(17%)
Increase2.svg 02
11 / 35(31%)
Increase2.svg 03
04 / 35(11%)
Increase2.svg 01
Total [3] 288
80 / 288(28%)
Decrease2.svg 61
73 / 288(25%)
Increase2.svg 21
65 / 288(23%)
Increase2.svg23
11 / 288(4%)
Decrease2.svg 13

Alliance Wise Results:-

807365
INCSHSBJP
RegionTotal Seats National Democratic Alliance Indian National Congress+ Janata Dal Others
Western Maharashtra70Increase2.svg 10
23 / 70(33%)
Decrease2.svg 4
28 / 70(40%)
Decrease2.svg 8
1 / 70(1%)
Increase2.svg 1
19 / 70(27%)
Vidarbha62Increase2.svg 11
31 / 62(50%)
Decrease2.svg 20
11 / 62(18%)
Decrease2.svg 1
8 / 62(13%)
Increase2.svg 10
12 / 70(17%)
Marathwada46Increase2.svg 12
27 / 46(59%)
Decrease2.svg 12
12 / 46(26%)
Decrease2.svg 5
2 / 46(4%)
Steady2.svg
5 / 46(11%)
Thane +Konkan39Increase2.svg 12
31 / 39(79%)
Decrease2.svg 9
3 / 39(8%)
Steady2.svgIncrease2.svg 2
5 / 39(13%)
Mumbai36Decrease2.svg 8
16 / 36(44%)
Decrease2.svg 8
3 / 36(8%)
Steady2.svgIncrease2.svg 15
17 / 36(47%)
North Maharashtra35Increase2.svg 7
10 / 35(29%)
Decrease2.svg 8
23 / 35(66%)
Steady2.svgIncrease2.svg 1
2 / 35(6%)
TotalIncrease2.svg 44
138 / 288(48%)
Decrease2.svg 61
80 / 288(28%)
Decrease2.svg 13
11 / 288(4%)
Increase2.svg 31
60 / 288(21%)

Vidhan Sabha Results

  Indian National Congress (28%)
  Shiv Sena (26%)
  Bharatiya Janata Party (22%)
  Others/Independents (24%)
DivisionDistrictSeats INC SHS BJP OTH
Konkan division Sindhudurg0401020100
Ratnagiri0700050200
Raigad0701030003
Mumbai (City)1701080503
Mumbai (Suburban)1700100700
Thane + Palghar1301050304
5204281510
Nashik division Nashik1403040304
Dhule + Nandurbar1004000204
Jalgaon1203010503
3610051011
Amravati division Buldhana0701020202
Akola + Washim1001030402
Amravati0802020301
Yavatmal0804010201
3308081106
Nagpur division Wardha0403010000
Nagpur1103000305
Bhandara + Gondia0901010601
Gadchiroli0301010001
Chandrapur0601000203
3309031110
Aurangabad division Nanded0804030100
Parbhani + Hingoli0802030102
Jalna0501030100
Auranagabad0702020201
Beed0600010104
Latur0702000302
Osmanabad0501030001
4612150910
Pune division Solapur1306010204
Ahmednagar1310010101
Pune1808050302
Satara1004010006
Sangli0902000007
Kolhapur1207010004
Total Seats7537090624
28880Decrease2.svg 6173Increase2.svg 2165Increase2.svg 2370
AlliancePolitical PartySeats WonTotal Seats
NDA Shiv Sena 73152
Bharatiya Janata Party 65
Independents14
INC+ Indian National Congress 80120
Peasants and Workers Party of India 6
Samajwadi Party 3
Independents31
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The Shiv Sena and BJP won primarily by opposing incumbent chief minister Sharad Pawar's decision to approve a power project of Enron at Dabhol. The $2.8 billion project was being stalled on charges of corruption.

To save the project after the elections, Enron's Rebecca Mark rushed from United States to India. She officially scheduled her meeting with Chief Minister Manohar Joshi at the Secretariat House on 1 November 1995. But before that, she was called to Matoshree to meet Shiv Sena Chief Balasaheb Thackeray. He not only involved himself in the project and key decisions but also decided the appointments of top bureaucrats. [4]

Elected members

No.ConstituencyMemberParty
Sindhudurg District
1.SawantwadiBhonsle Pravin Prataprao Indian National Congress
2.VengurlaKambali Shankar Shivaram Shiv Sena
3.MalvanRane Narayan Tatu Shiv Sena
4.DevgadJanardan Moreshwar Gogate Bharatiya Janata Party
Ratnagiri District
5.RajapurAppa Alias Vijayrao Salvi Shiv Sena
6.RatnagiriGotad Shivaji Ramchandra Bharatiya Janata Party
7.SangameshwarMane Ravindra Muralidhar Shiv Sena
8.GuhagarDr. Natu Vinay Shridhar Bharatiya Janata Party
9.ChiplunBhaskar Bhaurao Jadhav Shiv Sena
10.KhedKadam Ramdas Gangaram Shiv Sena
11.DapoliDalvi Suryakant Shivram Shiv Sena
Raigad District
12.MahadPrabhakar More Shiv Sena
13.ShriwardhanSawant Shyam Tukaram Shiv Sena
14.MangaonTatkare Sunil Dattatreya Indian National Congress
15.PenMohan Mahadev Patil Peasants and Workers Party of India
16.AlibagMeenakshi Patil Peasants and Workers Party of India
17.PanvelVivek Patil Peasants and Workers Party of India
18.KhalapurDevendra Vitthal Satam Shiv Sena
Mumbai City District
19.ColabaDhatrak Ashok Gangaram Indian National Congress
20.UmarkhadiPatel Bashir Moosa Samajwadi Party
21.MumbadeviRaj K. Purohit Bharatiya Janata Party
22.KhetwadiRaichura Mohan D. Bharatiya Janata Party
23.Opera HousePadwal Chandrakant Shankar Shiv Sena
24.Malbar HillMangal Prabhat Lodha Bharatiya Janata Party
25.ChinchpokliFaiyaz Ahmed Janata Dal
26.NagpadaLokhandwala M. Suhail Haji Umer Samajwadi Party
27.MazgaonBala Nandgaonkar Shiv Sena
28.ParelDesai Suryakant Gangaram Shiv Sena
29.ShivadiRane Dattatraya Mahadeo Bharatiya Janata Party
30.WorliDatta Nalawade Shiv Sena
31.NaigaumKalidas Nilkanth Kolambkar Shiv Sena
32.DadarManohar Gajanan Joshi Shiv Sena
33.MatungaGoyal Chandrakanta Vedprakash Bharatiya Janata Party
34.MahimGambhir Suresh Anant Shiv Sena
35.DharaviMane Baburao Jotiram Shiv Sena
Mumbai Suburban District
36.VandreJayashree Ramdas Nayak Bharatiya Janata Party
37.KherwadiMadhukar Sarpotdar Shiv Sena
38.VileparleGurunath Krishna Desai Shiv Sena
39.AmboliAmbre Shantaram Soma Shiv Sena
40.SantacruzAbhiram Singh Bharatiya Janata Party
41.AndheriSitaram Bhikaji Dalvi Shiv Sena
42.GoregaonKale Nandkumar Damodhar Shiv Sena
43.MaladGajanan Kirtikar Shiv Sena
44.KandivaliMadhav Marathe Bharatiya Janata Party
45.BorivaliHemendra Mehta Bharatiya Janata Party
46.TrombayNarkar Ratnakar Pandurang Shiv Sena
47.ChemburAdvani Hashu Bharatiya Janata Party
48.NehrunagarSuryakant Mahadik Shiv Sena
49.KurlaChavan Shantaram Sitaram Shiv Sena
50.GhatkoparPrakash Mehta Bharatiya Janata Party
51.BhandupAdv. Liladhar Balaji Dake Shiv Sena
52.MulundKirit Somaiya Bharatiya Janata Party
Thane+Palghar District
53.ThaneJoshi Moreshwar Damodar Shiv Sena
54.BelapurGanesh Ramchandra Naik Shiv Sena
55.UlhasnagarKalani Suresh (pappu) Budharmal Independent
56.AmbernathSabir Shaikh Shiv Sena
57.KalyanPatil Jagannath Shivaram Bharatiya Janata Party
58.MurbadVishe Digambar Narayan Bharatiya Janata Party
59.WadaSavara Vishnu Rama Bharatiya Janata Party
60.BhiwandiKhan Mohamad Ali Shah Mohamad Samajwadi Party
61.VasaiThakur Appa Urf Hitendra Vishnu Independent
62.PalgharNimkar Manisha Manohar Shiv Sena
63DahanuNam Shankar Sakharam Indian National Congress
64JawharVaratha Ramji Mahadu Communist Party of India
65ShahapurDaroda Daulat Bhika Shiv Sena
Nashik District
66IgatpuriZole Shivram Shankar Indian National Congress
67NashikAher Dr. Daulatrao Sonuji Bharatiya Janata Party
68DeolaliGholap Baban Shankar Shiv Sena
69SinnarDighole Tukaram Sakharam Independent
70NiphadKadam Raosaheb Bhaurao Shiv Sena
71YevlaPatil Kalyanrao Jayvant Rao Shiv Sena
72NandgaonDeshmukh Rajendra Devidas Shiv Sena
73MalegaonNihal Ahmed Maulavi Md. Usman Janata Dal
74DabhadiHiray Pushpatai Vyankatrao Indian National Congress
75ChandwadKasliwal Jaychand Deepchand Bharatiya Janata Party
76DindoriCharoskar Kisan Govind Indian National Congress
77SurganaChavan Harishchandra Deoram Independent
78KalvanPawar Arjun Tulshiram Bharatiya Janata Party
79BaglanBorase Dilip Mangalu Independent
Dhule+Nandurbar District
80SakriChaudhari Govindrao Shivaram Bharatiya Janata Party
81NawapurNaik Surupsing Hirya Indian National Congress
82NandurbarGavit Vijaykumar Krishnarao Independent
83TalodePadvi Narendrasing Bhagatsing Bharatiya Janata Party
84AkraniAd. K.c. Padavi Independent
85ShahadeAnnasaheb P.k. Patil Indian National Congress
86ShirpurPatel Amarishbhai Rasiklal Indian National Congress
87SindkhedaRajput Mangalsing Nimji Alias Thansing Jibhau Janata Dal
88KusumbaPatil Rohidas (daji) Chudaman Indian National Congress
89DhuleKadambande Rajvardhan Raghujirao Alias Rajubaba Independent
Jalgaon District
90ChalisgaonGhode Sahebrao Sitaram Bharatiya Janata Party
91ParolaPatil Bhaskarrao Rajaram Independent
92AmalnerDr. Patil B.s. Bharatiya Janata Party
93ChopdaArunlal Govardhandas Gujarathi Indian National Congress
94ErandolPatil Mahendrasinh Dharamsinh Janata Dal
95JalgaonJain Sureshkumar Bhikamchand Indian National Congress
96PachoraWagh Onkar NarayanMaharashtra Vikas Congress
97JamnerGirish Dattatray Mahajan Bharatiya Janata Party
98BhusawalBhole Dileep Atmaram Shiv Sena
99YavalChaudhary Ramesh Vitthal Indian National Congress
100RaverPatil Arun Pandurang Bharatiya Janata Party
101EdlabadEknathrao Ganapatrao Khadase Bharatiya Janata Party
Buldhana District
102MalkapurSancheti Chainsukh Madanlal Independent
103BuldhanaShinde Vijay Haribhau Shiv Sena
104ChikhliKhedekar Rekha Purushottam Bharatiya Janata Party
105SindkhedrajaShingne Rajendra Bhaskarrao Independent
106MehkarJadhao Prataprao Ganpatrao Shiv Sena
107KhamgaonKokare Nana Nimbaji Bharatiya Janata Party
108JalambIngle Krushnarao Ganpatrao Indian National Congress
Akola+Washim District
109AkotKarale Rameshwar Wasudeo Shiv Sena
110Borgaon ManjuGulabrao Ramrao Gawande Shiv Sena
111AkolaGowardhan Mangilal Sharma Bharatiya Janata Party
112BalapurGawhankar Narayanrao Haribhau Bharatiya Janata Party
113MedshiZanak Subhash Ramraoji Indian National Congress
114WashimRajguru Purushottam Namdev Bharatiya Janata Party
115MangrulpirRathod Gajadhar Ramsing Independent
116MurtajapurLahane Motiramji Udebhanji Bharatiya Janata Party
117KaranjaBabasaheb Dhabekar Independent
118DaryapurBharsakale Prakash Gunvant Shiv Sena
Amravati District
119MelghatPatlya Langda Mavaskar Bharatiya Janata Party
120AchalpurKorde Vinayak Maroti Bharatiya Janata Party
121MorshiHarshwardhan Pratapsinha Deshmukh Indian National Congress
122TeosaTasare Sharad Motiram Indian National Congress
123WalgaonSanjay Raosaheb Band Shiv Sena
124AmravatiJagdish Motilal Gupta Bharatiya Janata Party
125BadneraDhane Dnyaneshwar Mahadeo Shiv Sena
126ChandurDhole Pandurang Vithusa Janata Dal
Wardha District
127ArviDr. Kale Sharad Indian National Congress
128PulgaonRao Prabhatai Anandrao Indian National Congress
129WardhaShende Pramod Bhausaheb Indian National Congress
130HinganghatShinde Ashok Shamraoji Shiv Sena
Nagpur District
131UmredParate Shrawan Govindrao Indian National Congress
132KampteeRadke Deoraoji Santoshrao Independent
133Nagpur NorthBadhel Bhola Janglu Bharatiya Janata Party
134Nagpur EastChaturvedi Satish Zaoolal Indian National Congress
135Nagpur SouthAshok Ramchandra Wadibhasme Bharatiya Janata Party
136Nagpur CentralAnees M. Ahmed Indian National Congress
137Nagpur WestVinod Yeshwantrao Gudadhe (patil) Bharatiya Janata Party
138KalmeshwarBang Rameshchandra Gopikisan Independent
139KatolDeshmukh Anil Vasantrao Independent
140SavnerSunil Chhatrapal Kedar Independent
141RamtekGujar Ashokkumar Yeshwant Independent
Bhandara+Gondia District
142TumsarKukade Madhukar Yashwantrao Bharatiya Janata Party
143BhandaraAswale Ram Gopal Bharatiya Janata Party
144AdyarSawarbandhe Bhuishchandra Alias Bandu Harishchandra Independent
145TiroraVaidya Bhajandas Vithoba Bharatiya Janata Party
146GondiaKuthe Rameshkumar Sampatrao Shiv Sena
147GoregaonBopche Khushal Parasram Indian National Congress
148AmgaonShiwankar Mahadeorao Sukaji Bharatiya Janata Party
149SakoliDr. Hemkrishna Shamraoji Kapgate Bharatiya Janata Party
150LakhandurKapgate Dayaram Maroti Bharatiya Janata Party
Gadchiroli District
151ArmoriMadavi Ramkrushna Hari Shiv Sena
152GadchiroliKowase Marotrao Sainuji Indian National Congress
153SironchaAtram Raje Satyavanrao Raje Vishveshvarrao Nag Vidarbha Andolan Samiti
Chandrapur District
154RajuraChatap Waman Sadashivrao Independent
155ChandrapurMungantiwar Sudhir Sachidananda Bharatiya Janata Party
156SaoliFadnvis Shobhatai Madhaorao Bharatiya Janata Party
157BrahmapuriKhanorkar Suresh (baba) Chintaman Janata Dal
158ChimurDr. Gajabhe Rameshkumar Bapuraoji Independent
159BhadrawatiDeotale Sanjay Wamanrao Indian National Congress
Yavatmal District
160WaniKasawar Wamanrao Bapurao Indian National Congress
161RalegaonPurke Vasant Chindhuji Indian National Congress
162KelapurMoghe Shiwajirao Shioramji Independent
163YavatmalThakare Rajabhau Alias Rajendra Ganeshrao Bharatiya Janata Party
164DarwhaThakare Manikrao Govindrao Indian National Congress
165DigrasMunginwar Shrikant Wamanrao Shiv Sena
166PusadNaik Manoharrao Rajusing Indian National Congress
167UmarkhedIngale Uttamrao Raghoji Bharatiya Janata Party
Nanded District
168KinwatPawar Digamber Bapuji Bharatiya Janata Party
169HadgaonWankhede Subhash Bapurao Shiv Sena
170NandedKhedkar Prakashs Murlidharrao Shiv Sena
171MudkhedDeshmukh Sahebrao Sakhojirao Indian National Congress
172BhokarDr. Kinhalkar Madhaurao Bhujangrao Indian National Congress
173BiloliPatil Bhashkarrao Bapurao Indian National Congress
174MukhedAvinash Madhukarrao Ghate Indian National Congress
175KandharChavan Rohidas Khobraji Shiv Sena
Parbhani+Hingoli District
176GangakhedGhandat Sitaram Chimaji Independent
177SingnapurWarpudkar Suresh Ambadasrao Indian National Congress
178ParbhaniRenge Tukaram Ganpatrao Shiv Sena
179BasmathMundada Jaiprakash Shankarlal Shiv Sena
180KalamnuriNaik Vithalrao Champatrao Maske Communist Party of India
181HingoliPatil Kotkar Baliram Kaduji Bharatiya Janata Party
182JinturKadam Ramprasadji Wamanrao Indian National Congress
183PathriLahane Haribhau Vithalrao Shiv Sena
Jalna District
184ParturA. Kadir A. Wahed Deshmukh Indian National Congress
185AmbadChothe Shivaji Kundlikrao Shiv Sena
186JalnaArjun Panditrao Khotkar Shiv Sena
187BadnapurChavan Narayanrao Satwaji Shiv Sena
188BhokardanDanve Raosaheb Dadarao Bharatiya Janata Party
Aurangabad District
189SillodKale Kisan Rao Bharatiya Janata Party
190KannadJadhav Raibhan Rambhaji Indian National Congress
191VaijapurKailas Ramrao Patil (aba) Indian National Congress
192GangapurAshok Rajaram Independent
193Aurangabad WestChandrakant Khaire Shiv Sena
194Aurangabad EastRagde Haribau Kisan Bharatiya Janata Party
195PaithanBhumre Sandipanrao Asaram Shiv Sena
Beed District
196GeoraiPandit Badamrao Lahuji Independent
197ManjlegaonJagtap Bajirao Sonaji Independent
198BeedProf. Nawale Suresh Nivrutti Shiv Sena
199AshtiDarekar Sahebrao Nathuji Independent
200ChausalaBhai Tupe Janardhan Tatyaba Peasants and Workers Party of India
201KaijDr. Vimaltai Nandkishore Mundada Bharatiya Janata Party
Latur District
202RenapurMunde Gopinathrao Pandurang Bharatiya Janata Party
203AhmedpurNagargoje Bhagwanrao Kerbaji Bharatiya Janata Party
204UdgirProf. Patwari Manohar Digamberrao Indian National Congress
205HerGundile Ram Sambhaji Bharatiya Janata Party
206LaturPatil Shivajirao Balwantrao Janata Dal
210AusaJadhav Kishanrao Sampatrao Indian National Congress
211NilangaJadhav Manikrao Bhimrao Janata Dal
Osmanabad District
207KalambNarhire Kalpana Ramesh Shiv Sena
208ParandaPatil Dnyaneshwar Raosaheb Shiv Sena
209OsmanabadDr. Patil Padmasinh Bajirao Indian National Congress
212OmergaProf. Gaikwad Ravindra Vishvanath Shiv Sena
213TuljapurKhaple Manikrao Bhimrao Peasants and Workers Party of India
Solapur District
214AkkalkotTanawade Babasaheb Sharannappa Bharatiya Janata Party
215South SolapurAnandrao Narayan Deokate Indian National Congress
216Solapur City SouthAdam Narsayya Narayan Communist Party of India
217Solapur City NorthVallyal Lingraj Balirayya Bharatiya Janata Party
218North SolapurKhandare Uttamprakash Baburao Shiv Sena
219MangalvedheDhoble Laxman Kondiba Indian National Congress
220MoholPatil Rajan Baburao Indian National Congress
221BarshiDilip Gangadhar Sopal Independent
222MadhaShinde Babanrao Vithalrao Independent
223PandharpurParicharak Sudhakar Ramchandra Indian National Congress
224SangolePatil Shahajibapu Rajaram Indian National Congress
225MalshirasMohite-Patil Vijaysinh Shankarrao Indian National Congress
226KarmalaBagal Digambar Murlidhar Independent
Ahmednagar District
227KarjatLokhande Sadashiv Kisan Bharatiya Janata Party
228ShrigondaPachapute Babanrao Bhikaji Indian National Congress
229Ahmednagar SouthRathod Anil Ramkisan Shiv Sena
230Ahmednagar NorthKardile Shivaji Bhanudas Independent
231PathardiRajale Appasaheb Dadaba Indian National Congress
232SheogaonAbhang Pandurang Gamaji Indian National Congress
233ShrirampurMurkute Bhanudas Kashinath Indian National Congress
234ShirdiVikhe Radhkrishna Eknath Rao Indian National Congress
235KopargaonKolhe Shankarrao Genuji Indian National Congress
236RahuriTanapure Prasadrao Baburao Indian National Congress
237ParnerZaware Patil Vasantrao Krushnarao Indian National Congress
238SangamnerThorat Vijay Alias Balasaheb Bhausaheb Indian National Congress
239Nagar-akolaPichad Madhukar Kashinath Indian National Congress
Pune District
240JunnarDangat Balasaheb Savalerambuva Shiv Sena
241AmbegaonValse Patil Dilip Dattatraya Indian National Congress
242Khed-alandiNarayanrao Baburao Pawar Indian National Congress
243MavalDhore Ruplekha Khanderao Bharatiya Janata Party
244MulshiAshokraonamdeorao Mohol Indian National Congress
245HaveliBabar Gajanan Dharamshi Shiv Sena
246BopodiMoze Rambhau Genba Indian National Congress
247ShivajinagarShshikant Sutar Shiv Sena
248ParvatiKamble Dilip Dnyandev Bharatiya Janata Party
249Kasba PethGirish Bapat Bharatiya Janata Party
250Bhavani PethDeepak Natharam Payagude Shiv Sena
251Pune CantonmentAppa Alias Suryakant Laxman Lonkar Shiv Sena
252ShirurGawade Popatrao Hariba Indian National Congress
253DaundKool Subhash Baburao Indian National Congress
254IndapurPatil Harshwadhan Shahati Rao Independent
255BaramatiPawar Ajit Anantrao Indian National Congress
256PurandharDada Jadhavrao Janata Dal
257BhorAnantrao Thopate Indian National Congress
Satara District
258PhaltanNaik Nimbalkar Ramraje Pratapsingh Independent
259ManWaghamare D.g. Independent
260KhatavGudage Mohanrao Pandurang Independent
261KoregaonJagtap Shankarrao Chimaji Indian National Congress
262WaiPisal Madanrao Ganpatrao Independent
263JaoliSapkal Sadashiv Pandurang (bhau) Shiv Sena
264SataraAbhaysinh Shahumaharaj Bhosale Indian National Congress
265PatanPatankar Vikramsinh Ranjitsinh Indian National Congress
266Karad NorthP.d. Patil Independent
267Karad SouthPatil Vilasrao Balkrishna Indian National Congress
Sangli District
268ShiralaNaik Shivajirao Yeshwantrao Independent
269WalvaPatil Jayant Rajaram Indian National Congress
270Bhilwadi WangiDeshmukh Sampatrao Vyankatrao Independent
271SangliPawar Sambhaji Hari Janata Dal
272MirajPatil Sharad Ramgonda Janata Dal
273TasgaonPatil Ravasaheb Ramrao Indian National Congress
274Khanapur AtpadiDeshmukh Rajendra @ Nathajirao Rastumrao Independent
275Kavathe Mahankal Ghorpade Ajitrao Shankarrao Independent
276JatKamble Madhukar Shankar Independent
Kolhapur District
277ShirolAnna Alias Ratnappa Bharmappa Kumbhar Indian National Congress
278IchalkaranjiAwade Prakash Kallappa Indian National Congress
279VadgaonAwale Jaywant Gangaram Indian National Congress
280ShahuwadiGaikwad Sanjaysinh Jayasingrao Independent
281PanhalaPatil Yashwantrao Ekanath Indian National Congress
282SangrulPawar Patil Sampatrao Shamrao (bapu) Peasants and Workers Party of India
283RadhanagariBhoite Namdevrao Shankar Independent
284KolhapurSalokhe Suresh Balwant Shiv Sena
285KarvirDigvijay Bhausaheb Khanvilkar Indian National Congress
286KagalMandalik Sadashivrao Dadoba Indian National Congress
287GadhinglajDesai Krishnarao Rakhamajirao Alias Babasaheb Kupekar Indian National Congress
288ChandgadPatil Bharmu Subrao Independent

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