Mahendraganj Assembly constituency

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Mahendraganj
Constituency No. 54 for the Meghalaya Legislative Assembly
Mahendraganj Assembly constituency map.svg
Constituency details
Country India
Region Northeast India
State Meghalaya
District South West Garo Hills
LS constituency Tura
Established1972
Total electors36,609 [1]
Reservation ST
Member of Legislative Assembly
11th Meghalaya Legislative Assembly
Incumbent
Sanjay A. Sangma
Party NPP

Mahendraganj is one of the 60 Legislative Assembly constituencies of Meghalaya state in India. [2]

Contents

It is part of South West Garo Hills district and it shares its international border with Bangladesh.

Members of the Legislative Assembly

YearMemberParty
1972 Shamsul Haque Independent politician
1978 Manik Chandra Das Indian National Congress
1983 Lokhindor Hajong
1988 Dhabal Ch. Barman Hill People's Union
1993 Lokhindor Hajong Meghalaya Progressive People's Party
1998 Abdus Saleh Indian National Congress
2003 Nidhu Ram Hajong Nationalist Congress Party
2008 Abdus Saleh Indian National Congress
2013 Dikkanchi D. Shira [3]
2018
2023 [4] [5] Sanjay A. Sangma National People's Party

    Election results

    Assembly Election 2023

    2023 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Mahendraganj [6]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    NPP Sanjay Sangma 13,560 41.47% Increase2.svg24.35
    AITC Dikkanchi D Shira11,84236.22%New
    BJP Tingku N Marak6,70120.49%Decrease2.svg1.20
    INC Sayeedullah Nongrum3311.01%Decrease2.svg48.93
    NOTA None of the Above1730.53%Decrease2.svg0.01
    Margin of victory1,7185.25%Decrease2.svg23.00
    Turnout 32,69789.31%Decrease2.svg2.55
    Registered electors 36,609Increase2.svg17.53
    NPP gain from INC Swing Decrease2.svg8.47

    Assembly Election 2018

    2018 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Mahendraganj [7]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    INC Dikkanchi D Shira 14,292 49.95% Decrease2.svg0.21
    BJP Premananda Koch6,20721.69%New
    NPP Sanjay Sangma 4,89917.12%Increase2.svg11.29
    UDP Nidhu Ram Hajong1,5725.49%Decrease2.svg14.96
    Independent Roberth S Sangma9913.46%New
    GNC Mafiara T. Sangma1680.59%New
    Independent Dhabal Ch Barman1270.44%New
    NOTA None of the Above1550.54%New
    Margin of victory8,08528.25%Decrease2.svg1.46
    Turnout 28,61591.86%Increase2.svg0.96
    Registered electors 31,149Increase2.svg22.65
    INC hold Swing Decrease2.svg0.21

    Assembly Election 2013

    2013 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Mahendraganj [8]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    INC Dikkanchi D Shira 11,580 50.16% Increase2.svg6.84
    UDP Nimarson Momin4,72120.45%Increase2.svg17.82
    SP Nidhu Ram Hajong4,71220.41%New
    NPP Semford B. Sangma1,3465.83%New
    Independent Silme Ch. Marak2981.29%New
    NCP Mafiara T. Sangma2200.95%Decrease2.svg6.46
    Independent Ismail Agitok Sangma2090.91%New
    Margin of victory6,85929.71%Increase2.svg24.32
    Turnout 23,08690.90%Decrease2.svg0.68
    Registered electors 25,397Increase2.svg43.58
    INC hold Swing Increase2.svg6.84

    Assembly Election 2008

    2008 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Mahendraganj [9]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    INC Abdus Saleh 7,017 43.32% Increase2.svg41.96
    Independent Nidhu Ram Hajong6,14337.92%New
    NCP Sahidur Rahman1,2017.41%Decrease2.svg36.66
    BJP Utpal Kumar Koch8465.22%Decrease2.svg6.63
    MDP Dhabal Ch. Barman4492.77%Decrease2.svg1.30
    UDP Piyali Phukan Hajong4262.63%New
    CPI Sriniwas Dubey1170.72%New
    Margin of victory8745.40%Decrease2.svg6.16
    Turnout 16,19991.58%Increase2.svg8.86
    Registered electors 17,689Decrease2.svg0.47
    INC gain from NCP Swing Decrease2.svg0.75

    Assembly Election 2003

    2003 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Mahendraganj [10]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    NCP Nidhu Ram Hajong 6,479 44.07% New
    Independent Abdus Saleh 4,78032.51%New
    BJP Ramesh Ch. Barman1,74211.85%Decrease2.svg12.81
    Independent Golam Mostafa9036.14%New
    MDP Dhabal Ch. Barman5984.07%New
    INC Mukul Das1991.35%Decrease2.svg35.58
    Margin of victory1,69911.56%Decrease2.svg0.71
    Turnout 14,70182.74%Decrease2.svg1.52
    Registered electors 17,773Increase2.svg12.08
    NCP gain from INC Swing Increase2.svg7.14

    Assembly Election 1998

    1998 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Mahendraganj [11]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    INC Abdus Saleh 4,933 36.93% Increase2.svg15.75
    BJP Mahendra Modak3,29424.66%New
    UDP Nidhu Ram Hajong2,02915.19%New
    Independent Dhabal Ch. Barman1,2199.13%New
    Independent Premananda Koch7555.65%New
    Independent P. Homendra Marak4583.43%New
    Independent Srinivas Dubey3112.33%New
    Margin of victory1,63912.27%Increase2.svg9.84
    Turnout 13,35786.62%Decrease2.svg3.70
    Registered electors 15,857Increase2.svg12.29
    INC gain from MPPP Swing Increase2.svg13.32

    Assembly Election 1993

    1993 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Mahendraganj [12]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    MPPP Lok Kindor Hajong 2,932 23.61% New
    INC Dhabal Chandra Barman2,63021.18%Decrease2.svg19.75
    Independent P. Homendra Marak2,40919.40%New
    HPU Golam Medihi2,28218.38%Decrease2.svg36.24
    Independent Abdul Hussain Sarkar1,98415.98%New
    CPI Alaudin Sheikh1060.85%Decrease2.svg2.13
    Independent Giridhari Barman750.60%New
    Margin of victory3022.43%Decrease2.svg11.26
    Turnout 12,41889.21%Increase2.svg2.06
    Registered electors 14,122Increase2.svg19.16
    MPPP gain from HPU Swing Decrease2.svg31.00

    Assembly Election 1988

    1988 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Mahendraganj [13]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    HPU Dhabal Ch. Barman 5,558 54.61% New
    INC Harakanta Barman4,16540.93%Increase2.svg0.57
    CPI Alaudin Sheikh3042.99%New
    Independent Asraf Ali590.58%New
    Independent Jithen Sangma160.16%New
    Margin of victory1,39313.69%Increase2.svg5.19
    Turnout 10,17787.45%Increase2.svg3.05
    Registered electors 11,851Increase2.svg21.16
    HPU gain from INC Swing Increase2.svg14.26

    Assembly Election 1983

    1983 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Mahendraganj [14]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    INC Lokhindor Hajong 3,269 40.35% Decrease2.svg25.65
    Independent Shamsul Haque2,58131.86%New
    AHL Dhabal Ch. Barman2,20827.26%New
    HSPDP Jithen Sangma430.53%New
    Margin of victory6888.49%Decrease2.svg27.75
    Turnout 8,10184.89%Increase2.svg0.09
    Registered electors 9,781Increase2.svg3.55
    INC hold Swing Decrease2.svg25.65

    Assembly Election 1978

    1978 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Mahendraganj [15]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    INC Manik Chandra Das 5,158 66.00% Increase2.svg34.39
    Independent Shamsul Haque2,32629.76%New
    Independent Bindo Barman1551.98%New
    Independent Jithen Sangma951.22%New
    Independent Dr. Romendra Ch. Das811.04%New
    Margin of victory2,83236.24%Increase2.svg23.50
    Turnout 7,81585.15%Increase2.svg17.59
    Registered electors 9,446Increase2.svg35.62
    INC gain from Independent Swing Increase2.svg21.65

    Assembly Election 1972

    1972 Meghalaya Legislative Assembly election  : Mahendraganj [16]
    PartyCandidateVotes%±%
    Independent Shamsul Haque 2,012 44.35% New
    INC Khelaram Barman1,43431.61%New
    Independent Manik Chandra Das54812.08%New
    Independent Baikuntha Nath Roy54311.97%New
    Margin of victory57812.74%
    Turnout 4,53769.72%
    Registered electors 6,965
    Independent win (new seat)

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