1967 Tripura Legislative Assembly election
First party
Second party
Leader
Sachindra Lal Singh
-
Party
INC
CPI(M)
Leader's seat
Agartala Sadar II
-
Last election
No data available
No data available
Seats won
27
2
Seat change
No data available
No data available
Popular vote
251,345
93,739
Percentage
57.95%
21.61%
Until 1972, Tripura was a Union Territory.[1] The 1967 Tripura Legislative Assembly election took place on 21 February 1967 in a single phase to elect the Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) from each of the 30 Assembly Constituencies (ACs) in Tripura, India.[2]
Indian National Congress led by Sachindra Lal Singh , won 27 seats and formed a Government in Tripura union territory.
Highlights [ ]
Election to the Tripura Legislative Assembly were held on February 21, 1967. The election were held in a single phase for all the 30 assembly constituencies.
Participating Political Parties [ ]
Partytype Abbreviation Party
National Parties
1 BJS Bharatiya Jan Sangh
2 CPI Communist Party of India
3 CPM Communist Party of India (Marxist)
4 INC Indian National Congress
5 SSP Sanghata Socialist Party
Independents
6 IND Independent
[3]
No. of Constituencies [ ]
Type of Constituencies
GEN
SC
ST
Total
No. of Constituencies
18
3
9
30
[4]
Electors [ ]
Men
Women
Total
No.of Electors
605,934
-
605,934
No.of Electors who Voted
450,334
-
450,334
Polling Percentage
74.32%
-
74.32%
[5]
Performance of Women Candidates [ ]
Men
Women
Total
No.of Contestants
86
01
87
Elected
30
00
30
[6]
Result [ ]
[7]
Constituency wise Winners [ ]
AC
No
Assembly Constituency Name Winner Candidates Name Gender Party
1 Mohanpur P . R . D . Gupta M INC
2 Agartalasadar I (SC) B . B . Das M INC
3 Agartalasadar II S . Singh M INC
4 Agartala Sadar III T . M . D . Gupta M INC
5 Agartala Town K . Bhattacharjee M INC
6 Old Agartala J . K . Majumder M INC
7 Uttar Debendranagar (ST) A . D . Barma M CPM
8 Takarjala (ST) M . D . Barma M INC
9 Bishalgarh U . L . Singh M INC
10 Charilam (ST) A. Debbarma M CPI
11 Sonamura North D . K . Chaudhuri M INC
12 Sonamura South B . Ali M INC
13 Salgarh E . A . Choudhury M INC
14 Radhakishorepur N . K . Sarkar M INC
15 Belonia U . K . Roy M INC
16 Muhuripur S . C . Choudhury M INC
17 Sabroom (ST) A . Mag M INC
18 Birganj (ST) B . B . Riyan M INC
19 Dumburnagar (ST) R . C . D . Rankhal M INC
20 Teliamura (SC) P . K . Das M INC
21 Kalyanpur (ST) B . C . D . Barma M CPM
22 Khowai S . C . Datta M INC
23 Kamalpur (SC) K . C . Das M INC
24 Kulaihour (ST) G . Dewan M INC
25 Fatikroy R . R . Gupta M INC
26 Kailashahar M . L . Bhowmik M INC
27 Dharmanagar South M . Nath M INC
28 Kanchanpur (ST) R . P . Choudhury M INC
29 Dharmanagar North B . B . Banerjee M INC
30 Kadamtala A . Wazid M INC
[8]
Government formation [ ]
Indian National Congress ,(INC) won a majority of the 30 seats in the assembly. Sachindra Lal Singh of the INC continued as Chief Minister.[9]
References [ ]