Assam Legislative Assembly election, 2011

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Assam legislative assembly election, 2011
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  2006 4 and 11 April 2011 2016  

All 126 seats in the Legislature of Assam

  First party Second party Third party
  Flag of the Indian National Congress.svg AIUDF-flag.svg BPF-Flag.svg
Leader Tarun Gogoi Badruddin Ajmal Hagrama Mohilary
Party INC AIUDF BPF
Leader's seat Titabor
Last election 53 9 10
Seats won 78 18 11
Seat change 25Increase2.svg 9Increase2.svg 1Increase2.svg

Chief Minister before election

Tarun Gogoi
INC

Chief Minister

Tarun Gogoi
INC

The 13th Assam Legislative Assembly election was held in two phases on 4 and 11 April, 2011 to elect members from 126 constituencies in Assam, India. The result was announced on 13 May. [1] BJP was accused of turning the anti-immigrant feeling in Assam into a Hindu-Muslim row. [2] The election resulted in a landslide victory for the Indian National Congress and its incumbent Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi was sworn in for the third straight term. [3] Tarun Gogoi becomes the second Chief Minister (the first was Bimala Prasad Chaliha) to be elected Chief Minister for the third consecutive term.

Assam Legislative Assembly

The Assam Legislative Assembly is the unicameral legislature of the Indian state of Assam. It is housed in Dispur, the capital of Assam, geographically situated in present Western Assam region. The Legislative Assembly comprises 126 Members of Legislative Assembly, directly elected from single-seat constituencies. Its term is five years, unless sooner dissolved.

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Party positions

Pos Party Contested Seats Swing
1 Flag of the Indian National Congress.svg Indian National Congress 126 79 +22
2 AIUDF-flag.svg All India United Democratic Front 77 18 +9
3 BPF-Flag.svg Bodoland People's Front 29 12 +1
4 Flag of Asom Gana Parishad.svg Asom Gana Parishad 104 9 -14
5 Bharatiya Janata Party 120 5 -5
6 All India Trinamool Congress flag.svg All India Trinamool Congress 103 1 +1
7Independents 263 2 -9
8 Cpim party symbol.svg Communist Party of India (Marxist) 17 0 -2
9 CPI-banner.svg Communist Party of India 16 0 -1
10 Autonomous State Demand Committee 1 0 -1
Total 126

After the death of AGP MLA from Algapur Sahidul Alam Choudhury on 20 November 2012, by-election to this seat was held on 24 February 2013. Congress candidate Mandira Roy won the election. This resulted in Congress tally in assembly going up to 79, and AGP tally going down to 9.

List of Winners

Sl No Constituency
Name
Constituency
Number
Member of Legislative Assembly Political Party
1Abhayapuri North34Bhupen Ray Asom Gana Parishad
2Abhayapuri South35Chandan Kumar Sarkar Indian National Congress
3Algapur8 Sahidul Alam Choudhury Asom Gana Parishad
4Amguri103Anjan DuttaIndian National Congress
5Badarpur5Jamal Uddin AhmedIndian National Congress
6Baghbor45Sherman Ali Ahmed All India United Democratic Front
7Baithalangso20Mansing RongpiIndian National Congress
8Barama62Maneswar Brahma Bodoland People's Front
9Barhampur87 Prafulla Kumar Mahanta Asom Gana Parishad
10Barkhetri60Bhumidhar BarmanIndian National Congress
11Barkhola14Rumi NathIndian National Congress
12Barpeta43Abdur Rahim KhanAll India United Democratic Front
13Batadraba84Gautam BoraIndian National Congress
14Bhabanipur41Abul Kalam AzadAll India United Democratic Front
15Bihali77Pallab Lochan Das Bharatiya Janata Party
16Bihpuria109Bhupen Kumar BoraIndian National Congress
17Bijni33Kamalshing NarzaryBodoland Peoples Front
18Bilasipara East27Gul Akhtara BegumAll India United Democratic Front
19Bilasipara West26Hafiz Bashir AhmedAll India United Democratic Front
20Biswanath76Prabin HazarikaAsom Gana Parishad
21Bokajan17Klengdoon EngtiIndian National Congress
22Bokakhat93Arun PhukanIndian National Congress
23Boko48Gopi Nath DasAll India United Democratic Front
24Bongaigaon32Phani Bhusan ChoudhuryAsom Gana Parishad
25Borchalla72Tanka Bahadur RaiIndian National Congress
26Chabua121Raju SahunnIndian National Congress
27Chapaguri63Hitesh BasumataryBodoland Peoples Front
28Chaygaon49Rekibuddin AhmedIndian National Congress
29Chenga47Sukur Ali AhmedIndian National Congress
30Dalgaon68Ilias AliIndian National Congress
31Dergaon97Aroti Hazarika KachariIndian National Congress
32Dhakuakhana112Naba Kumar DoleyAsom Gana Parishad
33Dharmapur61Nilamani Sen DekaIndian National Congress
34Dhekiajuli71Habul ChakrabortyIndian National Congress
35Dhemaji113Sumitra Doley PatirIndian National Congress
36Dhing83Aminul IslamAll India United Democratic Front
37Dholai11Girindra MallikIndian National Congress
38Dhubri23Jahan UddinAll India United Democratic Front
39Dibrugarh116Prasanta PhukanBharatiya Janata Party
40Digboi123Rameswar DhanowarIndian National Congress
41Diphu19Bidya Sing EnglengIndian National Congress
42Dispur52Akon BoraIndian National Congress
43Doomdooma125Dilip MoranBharatiya Janata Party
44Dudhnoi36Sib Charan BasumataryIndian National Congress
45Duliajan118Amiya GogoiIndian National Congress
46Gahpur78Smti Monika BoraIndian National Congress
47Gauhati East53Capt. Robin Bordoloi.Indian National Congress
48Gauhati West54Hementa Talukdar.Indian National Congress
49Gauripur24Banendra Kumar MushaharyBodoland Peoples Front
50Goalpara East37Monowar HussainAll India United Democratic Front
51Goalpara West38Sheikh Shah AlamAll India United Democratic Front
52Golaghat95Ajanta NeogIndian National Congress
53Golakganj25Abu Taher BepariBharatiya Janata Party
54Gossaigaon28Majendra NarzaryBodoland Peoples Front
55Hailakandi6Abdul Muhib MazumderIndian National Congress
56Hajo55Dwipen Pathak All India Trinamool Congress
57Haflong16Gobinda Ch. LangthasaIndian National Congress
58Hojai91Dr. Ardhendu Kumar DeyIndian National Congress
59Howraghat18Khorsing EngtiIndian National Congress
60Jagiroad79Bibekananda DalaiIndian National Congress
61Jaleswar39Moin Uddin AhmedAll India United Democratic Front
62Jalukbari51 Himanta Biswa Sarma Indian National Congress
63Jamunamukh90Mohammed Sirajuddin AjmalAll India United Democratic Front
64Jania44Rafiqul IslamAll India United Democratic Front
65Jonai114Pradan BaruahBharatiya Janata Party
66Jorhat98 Rana Goswami Indian National Congress
67Kalaigaon65 Mukunda Ram Choudhury Asom Gana Parishad
68Kaliabor89Keshab MahantaAsom Gana Parishad
69Kamalpur56Jadab Chandra DekaBharatiya Janata Party
70Karimganj North3Kamalakhya Dey PurkayasthaIndian National Congress
71Karimganj South4Siddeque AhmedIndian National Congress
72Katigorah15Ataur Rahman MazarbhuiyaAll India United Democratic Front
73Katlicherra7Gautam RoyIndian National Congress
74Khumtai96Bismita GogoiIndian National Congress
75Kokrajhar East30Pramila Rani BrahmaBodoland Peoples Front
76Kokrajhar West29Pradip Kumar BrahmaBodoland Peoples Front
77Laharighat81Dr. Nazrul IslamIndian National Congress
78Lahowal117Prithibi MajhiIndian National Congress
79Lakhimpur111Utpal DuttaAsom Gana Parishad
80Lakhipur13Dinesh Prasad GoalaIndian National Congress
81Lumding92Swapan KarAll India United Democratic Front
82Mahmara105Sarat SaikiaIndian National Congress
83Majuli99Sri Rajib Lochan PeguIndian National Congress
84Mangaldoi67Basanta DasIndian National Congress
85Mankachar21Zabed IslamIndependent
86Margherita124Pradyut BordoloiIndian National Congress
87Mazbat70Rakheswar BrahmaBodoland Peoples Front
88Moran115Jibontara GhatowarIndian National Congress
89Moriani101Rupjyoti KurmiIndian National Congress
90Morigaon80Jonjonali BaruahIndian National Congress
91Naharkatia120Pranati PhukanIndian National Congress
92Nalbari59Jayanta Malla BaruahIndian National Congress
93Naobaicha110Sanjay Raj SubbaIndian National Congress
94Nazira104Debabrata SaikiaIndian National Congress
95Nowgong86Dr. Durlav Chandra ChamuaIndian National Congress
96Palasbari50Jatin MaliIndependent
97Panery64Kamali BasumatariBodoland Peoples Front
98Patacharkuchi42Manoranjan DasBharatiya Janata Party
99Patharkandi2Monilal GowalaIndian National Congress
100Raha82Pijush HazarikaBharatiya Janata Party
101Rangapara74Bhimananda TantiIndian National Congress
102Rangia57Ghanashyam KalitaIndian National Congress
103Ratabari1Kripanath MallahBharatiya Janata Party
104Rupahihat85Mazibur RahmanAll India United Democratic Front
105Sadiya126Bolin ChetiaBharatiya Janata Party
106Salmara South22Abdur Rahman AjmalAll India United Democratic Front
107Samaguri88Rockybul HussainIndian National Congress
108Sarukhetri46Ali HossainAll India United Democratic Front
109Sarupathar94Aklius TirkeyIndian National Congress
110Sibsagar108Pranab GogoiIndian National Congress
111Sidli31Sri Chandan BrahmaBodoland Peoples Front
112Silchar9Dilip Kumar PaulBhartiya janta party
113Sipajhar66Binanda Kumar SaikiaBhariatiya Janata Party
114Sonai10Anamul HaqueIndian National Congress
115Sonari106Sarat BorkotokyIndian National Congress
116Sootea75Padma HazarikaAsom Gana Parishad
117Sorbhog40Ranjeet Kumar DassBharatiya Janata Party
118Tamulpur58Emmanuel MosaharyBodoland Peoples Front
119Teok102Membar GogoiIndian National Congress
120Tezpur73Rajen BorthakurBharatiya Janata Party
121Thowra107Susanta BorgohainIndian National Congress
122Tingkhong119Atuwa MundaIndian National Congress
123Tinsukia122Rajendra Prasad SinghIndian National Congress
124Titabor100 Tarun Gogoi Indian National Congress
125Udalguri69Rihon DaimariBodoland Peoples Front
126Udharbond12Ajit SinghIndian National Congress

Sahidul Alam Choudhury died on 20 November 2012. The result after the by-election held on 24 February 2013:

Sl No Constituency
Name
Constituency
Number
Member of Legislative Assembly Political Party
3Algapur8Mandira Roy Indian National Congress

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