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Bahalda Assembly constituency

Former constituency of the Odisha Legislative Assembly From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Bahalda was an Assembly constituency from Mayurbhanj district of Odisha.[1] It was established in 1951 and abolished in 2008. It was subsumed by the Rairangpur Assembly constituency.[2] This constituency was reserved for Schedule Tribes.

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Historical Extent

  • 1973: Tiring and Bahalda police stations and Badmouda and Guhaldangiri grama panchayats in Gorumohisani police station in Bamanghaty subdivision.[3]
  • 1965: Bahalda and Tiring police stations in Bamanghaty subdivision.[4]
  • 1956: Bahalda and Tiring police stations in Bamanghaty sub-division.[5][6]
  • 1951: Bahalda police station of Bamanghati sub-division.[1][7]

Elected Members

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Between 1951 & 2008, 13 elections were held till date.[8]

List of members elected from Bahalda constituency are:

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Election Results

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2004

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2000

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1995

In the 1995 State election to the Legislative Assembly of Orissa, Bahalda had 22 candidates, holding the record for the highest number of contestants in a constituency for this election.[11]

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1990

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1985

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1980

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1977

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1974

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1971

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1967

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1961

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1957

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1951

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Notes

  • The 2011 Odisha Reference Annual[8] mentions the 1957 elected MLA, Surendramohan Hembram as belonging to the Gana Parishad. This is inconsistent with the detailed Statistical Report by ECI,[20] which mentions the same elected MLA, but as being an Independent politician.
  • Similarly, the 2011 Odisha Reference Annual[8] mentions the 1971 elected MLA, Sashibhusan Marndi as being an Independent politician. This is inconsistent with the detailed Statistical Report by ECI,[17] which mentions the same elected MLA, but as belonging to the Jharkhand Party.
  1. as on 2004
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