1998 Tripura Legislative Assembly election

The 1998 Tripura Legislative Assembly election took place in a single phase on 16 February to elect the Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) from each of the 60 Assembly Constituencies (ACs) in Tripura, India. Counting of votes occurred on 2 March 1998. The results were ready within the day.[1]

1998 Tripura Legislative Assembly election

16 Feb 1998

60 seats in the Assembly
31 seats needed for a majority
Registered1,727,463
Turnout80.84%
  First party Second party
 
Leader Manik Sarkar -
Party CPI(M) INC
Leader's seat Dhanpur -
Last election 44 10
Seats won 38 13
Seat change 6 3
Popular vote 621,804 464,171
Percentage 45.49% 33.96%

Tripura District Map

Chief Minister before election

Dasarath Deb
CPI(M)

Elected Chief Minister

Manik Sarkar
CPI(M)

The Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI(M)), led by Manik Sarkar, won 38 seats and formed a Government in Tripura

Highlights

Election to the Tripura Legislative Assembly were held on February 16, 1998. The election were held in a single phase for all the 60 assembly constituencies.

Participating Political Parties

Source:[2]

#AbbreviationParty
National Parties
1BJPBhartiya Janta Party
2CPICommunist Party of India
3CPMCommunist Party of India (Marxist)
4INCIndian National Congress
5JDJanata Dal
State Parties
6FBLAll India Forward BlocK
7RJDRashtriya Janata Dal
8RSPRevolutionary Socialist Party
9TUJSTripura Upajati Juba Samity
Registered (Unrecognised) Parties
10AMBAmra Bangalee
11CPI(ML)(L)Communist Party of India (Marxist-Lenninist) (Liberation)
Independents
12INDIndependent

No. of Constituencies

Source:[3]

Type of Constituencies GEN SC ST Total
No. of Constituencies 33 7 20 60

Electors

Source:[4]

Men Women Total
No.of Electors 893,538 833,925 1,727,463
No.of Electors who Voted 732,368 664,197 1,396,565
Polling Percentage 81.96% 79.65% 80.84%

Performance of Candidates by gender

Source:[5]

Men Women Total
No.of Contestants 249 21 270
Elected 58 02 60

Results

Party Seats Contested Seats Won No. of Votes  % of Votes 1993 Seats
Bharatiya Janata Party 60 0 80,272 5.87% 0
Communist Party of India 2 1 18,802 1.38% 0
Communist Party of India (Marxist) 55 38 621,804 45.49% 44
Indian National Congress 45 13 464,171 33.96% 10
Janata Dal 3 0 3,294 0.24% 1
Tripura Upajati Juba Samiti 10 4 98,271 7.19% 1
Revolutionary Socialist Party 2 2 22,526 1.65% 2
Independents 60 2 44,940 3.29% 1
Total 270 60 1,366,966
Source: ECI[6]

Results by constituency

  • Winner, runner-up, voter turnout, and victory margin in every constituency[7]
Assembly Constituency Turnout Winner Runner Up Margin
#k Names % Candidate Party Votes % Candidate Party Votes %
1Simna75.1%Pranab DebbarmaCPI(M)9,64152.86%Rabindra DebbarmaTUS8,10444.43%1,537
2Mohanpur81.16%Ratan Lal NathINC11,86454.54%Samir ChakrabartiCPI(M)8,54739.29%3,317
3Bamutia83.39%Prakash Chandra DasINC11,87152.84%Urmila BiswasCPI(M)9,69143.14%2,180
4Barjala82.06%Dipak Kumar RoyINC16,22950.81%Chhaya BaulCPI(M)13,40741.97%2,822
5Khayerpur84.11%Pabitra KarCPI(M)13,22649.1%Sudhir Ranjan MajumderINC12,74547.31%481
6Agartala78.65%Sudip Roy BarmanINC16,09849.%Krishna Rakshit (Datta)CPI(M)14,03642.72%2,062
7Ramnagar81.39%Surajit DattaINC13,30353.28%Madhu SenguptaCPI(M)9,86239.5%3,441
8Town Bordowali79.22%Ashok Kumar BhattacharyaINC11,35754.7%Brajagopal RoyAIFB7,66536.92%3,692
9Banamalipur79.54%Madhu Sudhan SahaINC10,05154.29%Prasanta KapaliCPI6,81936.84%3,232
10Majlishpur84.69%Manik DeyCPI(M)12,55250.39%Dipak NagINC11,69246.94%860
11Mandaibazar76.59%Manoranjan DebbarmaCPI(M)12,63251.66%Jagadish DebbarmaTUS11,08845.35%1,544
12Takarjala76.03%Baijayanti KalaiCPI(M)9,42048.41%Rahindra DebbarmaTUS9,41448.38%6
13Pratapgarh82.67%Anil SarkarCPI(M)20,25550.4%Narayan Chandra DasINC17,26242.95%2,993
14Badharghat81.46%Dilip SarkarINC19,37249.25%Jadab MajumderCPI(M)17,82345.32%1,549
15Kamalasagar82.7%Narayan Chandra ChowdhuryCPI(M)10,90749.82%Matilal SarkarINC10,29647.02%611
16Bishalgarh82.03%Samir Ranjan BarmanINC10,87652.29%Mati Lal SarkarCPI(M)9,07843.64%1,798
17Golaghati80.39%Niranjan DebbarmaCPI(M)11,02849.68%Ashok DebbarmaINC10,07945.41%949
18Charilam79.89%Narayan RupiniCPI(M)10,81549.6%Ananta DebbarmaIndependent9,80944.99%1,006
19Boxanagar89.12%Billal MiahINC10,64550.12%Sahid ChowdhuryCPI(M)10,18247.94%463
20Nalchar86.53%Sukumar BarmanCPI(M)11,90557.26%Pulin Behari BhowmikINC8,24339.65%3,662
21Sonamura86.91%Subal RudraCPI(M)10,89450.23%Subal BhowmikINC10,20547.05%689
22Dhanpur86.38%Manik SarkarCPI(M)12,77153.9%Majibur Islam MajumderINC9,66840.81%3,103
23Ramchandraghat65.77%Padma Kumar DebbarmaCPI(M)9,15173.29%Subodh DebbarmaIndependent2,56320.53%6,588
24Khowai85.82%Samir Deb SarkarCPI(M)10,41649.59%Arun Kumar KarINC9,78546.59%631
25Asharambari74.19%Sandhya Rani DebbarmaCPI(M)11,90770.2%Kripa Sadhan JamatiaIndependent2,65815.67%9,249
26Pramodenagar78.24%Aghore DebbarmaCPI(M)12,14855.25%Bahuroy (Bahu Chandra) DebbarmaINC7,24632.96%4,902
27Kalyanpur81.35%Kajal Chandra DasIndependent9,94651.51%Makhan Lal ChakrabortyCPI(M)7,83240.56%2,114
28Krishnapur72.27%Khagendra JamatiaCPI(M)9,82154.39%Khagendra Kumar ReangTUS6,56836.37%3,253
29Teliamura79.09%Jitendra SarkarCPI(M)10,78948.09%Gopal Chandra RoyINC10,45746.61%332
30Bagma82.97%Rati Mohan JamaitiaTUS10,94049.88%Gunapada JamatiaCPI(M)10,33347.11%607
31Salgarh84.28%Gopal Chandra DasRSP12,23853.%Chandra Mohan BiswasINC10,10643.77%2,132
32Radhakishorpur80.19%Joy Gobinda Deb RoyRSP10,28847.55%Dhirendra Kumar SenINC10,10146.68%187
33Matarbari84.84%Kashiram ReangINC12,01650.12%Madhab Chandra SahaCPI(M)11,17146.6%845
34Kakraban82.94%Kashab Chandra MajumderCPI(M)12,09656.04%Gouranga DharINC8,45539.17%3,641
35Rajnagar87.79%Sudhan DasCPI(M)16,83160.1%Laxman MalakarINC10,31336.83%6,518
36Belonia87.63%Basudev MajumderCPI(M)12,40952.21%Amal MallikINC10,55244.4%1,857
37Santirbazar83.44%Durbajoy ReangCPI11,98347.85%Gauri Sankar ReangTUS11,89047.48%93
38Hrishyamukh87.92%Badal ChowdhuryCPI(M)15,99966.18%Dilip ChowdhuryINC7,50631.05%8,493
39Jolaibari84.43%Gitamohan TripuraCPI(M)11,55464.36%Brajendra Mog ChowdhuryINC5,49430.61%6,060
40Manu85.36%Jitendra ChaudhuryCPI(M)16,23655.8%Joykishore TripuraINC12,50442.97%3,732
41Sabroom85.6%Gour Kanti GoswamiCPI(M)15,50759.34%Manoranjan DebnathINC10,12138.73%5,386
42Ampinagar78.02%Nagendra JamatiaTUS11,05452.09%Upaharan JamatiaCPI(M)9,67445.58%1,380
43Birganj83.42%Jawahar ShahaINC13,54349.94%Ranjit DebnathCPI(M)13,08448.25%459
44Raima Valley75.73%Rabindra DebbarmaTUS12,98753.39%Ananda Mohan RoajaCPI(M)10,63143.7%2,356
45Kamalpur84.85%Bimal SinghaCPI(M)9,25551.36%Gouranga Chandra GhoshINC7,72242.85%1,533
46Surma81.56%Sudhir DasCPI(M)10,34451.23%Surjalal DasINC8,66742.92%1,677
47Salema80.99%Prasanta DebbarmaCPI(M)9,99652.57%Sachindra DebbarmaTUS7,60439.99%2,392
48Kulai74.72%Bijoy Kumar HrangkhawlIndependent10,37750.18%Gitya Kumar ReangCPI(M)8,25539.92%2,122
49Chawamanu70.56%Shyama Charan TripuraTUS8,62249.09%Purna Mohan TripuraCPI(M)7,85344.71%769
50Pabiachhara76.17%Bidhu Bhusan MalakarCPI(M)11,92052.01%Subal Chandra BiswasINC8,25636.03%3,664
51Fatikroy79.76%Ananta PalCPI(M)9,34246.08%Sujit PaulINC8,67742.8%665
52Chandipur83.91%Baidyanath MajumdarCPI(M)12,55355.2%Debasish SenINC8,63037.95%3,923
53Kailashahar82.63%Birajit SinhaINC12,36049.12%Tapan ChakrabortyCPI(M)11,33345.04%1,027
54Kurti81.59%Faizur RahamanCPI(M)9,49844.19%Abdul Matin ChowdhuryINC9,31943.35%179
55Kadamtala78.91%Umesh Chandra NathCPI(M)7,20735.98%Jyotirmoy NathINC6,44732.18%760
56Dharmanagar76.08%Amitabha DattaCPI(M)9,43440.64%Sima Pal ChowdhuryINC8,33035.88%1,104
57Jubarajnagar82.42%Ramendra Chandra DebnathCPI(M)9,49645.65%Biva Rani NathINC9,20944.27%287
58Pencharthal74.43%Anil ChakmaCPI(M)11,25748.18%Nirupama ChakmaINC8,94438.28%2,313
59Panisagar76.58%Subodh Chandra DasCPI(M)8,85245.77%Kalidas DuttaINC6,98836.13%1,864
60Kanchanpur69.8%Binduram ReangCPI(M)8,94844.78%Nanjira ReangBJP4,78523.95%4,163

Government Formation

The Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI(M)), led by Manik Sarkar, won 38 seats and formed a Government in Tripura[8]

References

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