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Tuesday, March 4, 2014

2014 Lok Sabha Election Phase 1 April 07,2014


The Election Commission of India(ECI)announced that the 16th Lok Sabha Elections will be held from April 7 to May 12,2014 in 9 Phases -April 7, 9, 10, 12, 17, 24, 30, May 7 and May 12,2014


Counting for all polls will be held on May 16,2014


With the election schedule announced on Wednesday March 05,2014, Model Code of Conduct for elections comes into force with immediate effect



  • Phase 1 on April 07,2014 cover 2 states and 6 constituencies
  • Phase 2 on April 09,2014 cover 5 states and 7 constituencies
  • Phase 3 on April 10,2014 cover 14 states and 92 constituencies
  • Phase 4 on April 12,2014 cover   3 states and 5 constituencies
  • Phase 5 on April 17,2014 cover 13 states and UTs and 122 constituencies
  • Phase 6 on April 24,2014 cover 12 states and 117 constituencies
  • Phase 7 on April 30,2014 cover 9 states and 89 constituencies
  • Phase 8on May 07,2014 cover  7 states and 64 constituencies
  • Phase 9 on May 12,2014 cover 3 states and 41 constituencies






The notification for the first of the nine-phased Lok Sabha polls was issued on Friday March 14,2014

With this the process to constitute the 16th Lok Sabha begins in Assam and Tripura

During the Phase 1 of elections on April 7,2014 polls will be held for -
Assam  - 5 of the 14 parliamentary constituencies
Tripura - 1  of the 02 parliamentary constituencies
Assam Lok Sabha Constituencies(5) -Tezpur,Kaliabor,Jorhat,Dibrugarh(ST) and Lakhimpur
Tripura Lok Sabha Constituencies(1) -Tripura(West)

“The president of India issued the notification calling upon the people to elect their representative in the Lok Sabha and the ECI issued the notification informing the people about the schedule for the elections ''

“The president  of India and the Election Commission of India (ECI) separately issued the formal notification on Friday,” Tripura Chief Electoral Officer Ashutosh Jindal told

2014 Lok Sabha Election  Phase 1-Key Dates
  • Issue of Notification -March 14
  • Last Date for Filing Nominations -March 21
  • Scrutiny of Nominations-March 22
  • Last Date For Withdrawal of Candidature -March 24
  • Polling Date -April 07
  • Counting of Votes -May 16,2014
Phase 1 Election Monday April 07,2014

Assam Phase I Election -5 Constituencies


 The Congress, BJP, Trinamool Congress, AIUDF, AGP, AAP, SUCI, CPI(M), AIFB and SP are contesting in the 5 seats - Tezpur, Koliabor, Jorhat, Dibrugarh and Lakhimpur during the first phase of elections in the Congress-ruled state

Among the 51 candidates are Union Ministers Ranee Narah and Paban Singh Ghatowar, sitting MP Bijoy Krishna Handique, Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi's son Gourav Gogoi and Bhupen Kumar Bora from the Congress.

Congress rebel and Independent candidate Moni Kumar Subba is also in the fray.

For the BJP, its unit president Sorbananda Sonowal and Kamakhya Prasad Tasa are contesting, while AGP's nominees are Arun Kumar Sarma, Pradip Hazarika and Joseph Toppo.

An electorate of 64,41,634, including 31,20,067 women, are expected to exercise their franchise at 8,588 polling stations.


Former Union Minister and sitting MP Bijoy Krishna Handique, contesting as Congress nominee from Jorhat, also cast his vote with his family members.


With 6.5 lakh first time voters registered this time, long queues were seen in front of the polling booths.
Most of the early morning voters were women who said they wanted to cast their ballot before they get busy in household chores for the day.
AssamDibrugarh07-04-2014Anup PhukonAGP56FemalePost GraduateGEN4,737,1000
AssamDibrugarh07-04-2014Cheni Ram MoranAIFB48Female10thGEN824,3370
AssamDibrugarh07-04-2014Navajyoti KalitaAITC36Female10thGEN25,004,0000
AssamDibrugarh07-04-2014Paban Singh GhatowarINC62FemaleGraduateGEN49,229,4370
AssamDibrugarh07-04-2014Rameshwar TeliBJP43Female10thGEN977,9430
AssamDibrugarh07-04-2014Subhas SenCPI(ML)L64Female12thGEN7,032,2680
AssamJorhat07-04-2014Bijoy Krishna HandiqueINC82FemalePost GraduateGEN43,378,6850
AssamJorhat07-04-2014Drupad BorgohainCPI68FemaleGraduateGEN1,479,6900
AssamJorhat07-04-2014Gunin BasumatariSP62FemaleGraduate ProfessionalGEN10,322,0680
AssamJorhat07-04-2014Horen BorgohainAIFB37FemalePost GraduateGEN3,260,0000
AssamJorhat07-04-2014Kamakhya Prasad TasaBJP38FemalePost GraduateGEN1,694,7850
AssamJorhat07-04-2014Manorom GogoiAAP44FemalePost GraduateGEN6,659,6650
AssamJorhat07-04-2014Nasir AhmedAIUDF52FemaleGraduateGEN1,830,0000
AssamJorhat07-04-2014Prodip HazarikaAGP61FemalePost GraduateGEN6,989,8520
AssamJorhat07-04-2014Rajkumar DowarahIND43FemaleGraduateGEN487,6000
AssamJorhat07-04-2014Ribulaya GogoiAITC32Female10thGEN1,383,1710
AssamKaliabor07-04-2014Arup Kumar MahantaCPI(ML)L43FemaleGraduateGEN458,6130
AssamKaliabor07-04-2014Bijoy Kr. TiruAIUDF63FemaleGraduateGEN5,238,2980
AssamKaliabor07-04-2014Binod GogoiIND43FemaleGraduateGEN3,600,0000
AssamKaliabor07-04-2014Dr. Arun Kr. SarmahAGP57FemaleDoctorateGEN19,515,6910
AssamKaliabor07-04-2014Gourav GogoiINC31FemalePost GraduateGEN5,473,1990
AssamKaliabor07-04-2014Jinti GogoiAAP39FemaleGraduateGEN42,0000
AssamKaliabor07-04-2014Jiten GogoiIND52Female8thGEN14,407,0991
AssamKaliabor07-04-2014Mantu SaikiaIND34Female10thGEN5,575,5210
AssamKaliabor07-04-2014Mithual KumarAIFB41Female8thGEN1,630,0000
AssamKaliabor07-04-2014Mrinal Kumar SaikiaBJP46FemalePost GraduateGEN3,360,0000
AssamKaliabor07-04-2014Rahmat UllahIND30FemaleGraduate ProfessionalGEN255,3000
AssamKaliabor07-04-2014Sahaba AhmedIND39FemaleGraduate ProfessionalGEN10,104,0000
AssamKaliabor07-04-2014Samsul AlamAITC32FemaleGraduateGEN605,0000
AssamLakhimpur07-04-2014David HoroIND36Female10thGEN94,0000
AssamLakhimpur07-04-2014Dhebor Gohain BoruahAITC57FemaleGraduate ProfessionalGEN7,878,5970
AssamLakhimpur07-04-2014Hariprasad DihingiaAGP44Female10thGEN80,659,6062
AssamLakhimpur07-04-2014Hem Kanta MiriSUCI(C)32FemaleGraduate ProfessionalGEN69,5000
AssamLakhimpur07-04-2014Hiramoni Deka SonowalAAP34FemaleDoctorateGEN192,0000
AssamLakhimpur07-04-2014Hrishikesh BaruahIND27FemalePost GraduateGEN9,0000
AssamLakhimpur07-04-2014Keshab GogoiIND45FemaleGraduateGEN858,0000
AssamLakhimpur07-04-2014Khairul IslamIND38Female10thGEN413,1290
AssamLakhimpur07-04-2014Mamun Imdadul Haque ChawdhuryAIUDF34FemalePost GraduateGEN567,4830
AssamLakhimpur07-04-2014Ranee NarahINC50FemaleGraduateGEN88,519,8190
AssamLakhimpur07-04-2014Ranjit Singh GorhIND45FemaleGraduateGEN4,611,7000
AssamLakhimpur07-04-2014Sarbananda SonowalBJP52FemaleGraduate ProfessionalGEN14,497,5150
AssamLakhimpur07-04-2014Tanish OrangCPI(ML)L45Female8thGEN295,6420
AssamTezpur07-04-2014Bhupen Kumar BorahINC43FemalePost GraduateGEN26,084,5150
AssamTezpur07-04-2014Elias KujurIND42FemaleGraduate ProfessionalGEN502,0740
AssamTezpur07-04-2014Gopi Chand ShahabadiAITC69FemaleGraduateGEN20,624,1190
AssamTezpur07-04-2014Joseph ToppoAGP65Female10thGEN3,289,4900
AssamTezpur07-04-2014Khem Raj ChetryCPI(M)55Female12thGEN300,1000
AssamTezpur07-04-2014Lakshi Kanta KurmiCPI(ML)L36Female8thGEN106,2000
AssamTezpur07-04-2014Moni Kumar SubbaIND56Female8thGEN3,067,535,1372
AssamTezpur07-04-2014Rajen SaikiaAIFB54Female10thGEN1,318,4470
AssamTezpur07-04-2014Ram Prasad SharmaBJP58FemaleGraduate ProfessionalGEN6,655,3000













































































































































A woman casts her vote at Boginadi polling station during the first phase of the Lok Sabha election in Lakhimpur district of Assam


Tripura Phase I Election - Tripura West Constituency

Of the two constituencies - Tripura West and Tripura East (ST), election is being held in Tripura West constituency on Monday  April 07,2014

For the seat of Tripura West, there is expected to be a multi-cornered contest between the CPM, Congress, TMC and BJP.

Among the 13 candidates, major contestants in the fray include are CPM's Shankar Prasad Dutta, Congress' Arunoday Saha, BJP's state unit chief Sudhindra Dasgupta, and chairman of the state unit of TMC Ratan Chakraborty.

The CPI(M) has won the seat 10 out of 15 times between 1952 and 2009.

 Since 1996, the CPI(M) has consistently won this seat.

Of the 12,46,794 voters for this seat 6,34,702 are men and the remaining women. 

Altogether 1,605 polling stations have been set up for the constituency of which two have been identified as veryvulnerable and 486 as vulnerable.   
TripuraTripura West07-04-2014Arun Kumar BhowmikSUCI(C)59FemaleGraduateGEN2,443,8280
TripuraTripura West07-04-2014Arunoday SahaINC65FemaleDoctorateGEN33,892,4630
TripuraTripura West07-04-2014Binay DebbarmaIPFT55FemaleGraduate ProfessionalGEN520,0001
TripuraTripura West07-04-2014Joganati DattaIND43Female8thGEN165,0000
TripuraTripura West07-04-2014Kamal Kanti DebnathIND63Female10thGEN2,569,4160
TripuraTripura West07-04-2014Partha KarmakarCPI(ML)L46FemaleGraduateGEN5,540,1940
TripuraTripura West07-04-2014Pjech DebbarmaIND38Female10thGEN15,085,5000
TripuraTripura West07-04-2014Rakhal Raj DattaAMRA BANGALEE65FemalePost GraduateGEN6,549,9600
TripuraTripura West07-04-2014Ratan ChakrabortiAITC63FemaleGraduateGEN3,314,7290
TripuraTripura West07-04-2014Salil SahaAAP54FemalePost GraduateGEN41,153,1920
TripuraTripura West07-04-2014Sankar Prasad DattaCPI(M)56FemalePost GraduateGEN1,320,9001
TripuraTripura West07-04-2014Subal BhowmikIND53FemaleGraduate ProfessionalGEN4,620,4111
TripuraTripura West07-04-2014Sudhindra Chandra DasguptaBJP74FemaleGraduateGEN2,385,5170

A high turnout of 85 % was recorded for one Lok Sabha seat in Tripura, while Assam registered 76 % in 5 seats in the first phase of the elections, which began peacefully on Monday April 07,2014
In Assam, 76 % of the electorate cast their votes with a large number of EVMs malfunctioning and a re-poll being considered in some places.
Tezpur recorded 75 per cent voting, Jorhat 76 %, Lakhimpur 76% Dibrugarh 70% and Kaliabor 80 %



In Assam, prominent among the 51 candidates are Union ministers and Congress nominees Paban Singh Ghatowar (Dibrugarh) and Ranee Narah (Lakhimpur), besides former union minister and sitting Congress MP Bijoy Krishna Handique (Jorhat).
Others were Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi's son Gaurav Gogoi (Kaliabor), Congress rebel and Independent candidate Moni Kumar Subba and BJP state unit president Sabananda Sonowal (Lakhimpur).
In the 2009 Lok Sabha elections in the state, the Congress won seven of the 14 seats, its alliance partner BPF one, BJP four and AIUDF one.

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