Defunct Vidhan Sabha Seats in Maharashtra

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Many assembly segments in India became defunct when the electoral map was redrawn in 2008. Even in 20th C, map was often redrawn. Some of the defunct seats are the subject of enquiry here.

Bhavani Peth Vidhan Sabha Seat[]

It was part of Pune (Lok Sabha constituency)

1967 Election[]

  • T. D. Memjade (INC) : 25,883 [1]
  • M. B. Sawant (RPI) : 16,493

1972 Election[]

  • Memjade Tikamdas Daduram (Congress) 34,677 votes
  • Keshavkantji Janjot (SOP) : 14125

Dadar Vidhan Sabha Seat[]

Dadar is a suburb of Mumbai. See : Dadar (Vidhan Sabha constituency)

Mahim Vidhan Sabha Seat[]

Mahim is a suburb of Mumbai, next to Matunga and Dadar.

  • This is not a defunct seat. It still exists, as of 2020.

Matunga Vidhan Sabha Seat[]

Matunga is a suburb of Mumbai, next to Dadar. See : Matunga (Vidhan Sabha constituency)

Shukrawar Peth Vidhan Sabha Seat[]

It was part of Pune (Lok Sabha constituency)

1962 Election[]

  • Rambhau Vithal Telang (INC) 28,434 votes[2]
  • Shridhar Mahadev Joshi (PSP) 19,263 votes

1967 Election[]

  • R. K. Mhalgi, a.k.a., Rambhau Mhalgi (BJS) 31,265 votes[3]
  • B. P. Apte (Congress) 14,146 votes

1972 Election[]

  • Ramchandra K. Mhalgi (Jana Sangh) : 41,792 votes[4]
  • Vasant Thorat (INC) : 40,195 votes

References[]

  1. ^ "Maharashtra Assembly Election Results in 1967". www.elections.in.
  2. ^ "Maharashtra Assembly Election Results in 1962". www.elections.in.
  3. ^ "Maharashtra Assembly Election Results in 1967". www.elections.in.
  4. ^ "Maharashtra Assembly Election Results in 1972". www.elections.in.
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