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1 Karimganj Kripanath Malla(BJP) Swarup Das Radheshyam Biswas 2 Assam 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 2 Silchar Dr Rajdeep Roy Bengali(BJP) Ms SL NO. STATE PC .NO PC NAME AGP+BJP+BPF INC AIUDF 1 Assam 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 1 Karimganj Kripanath Malla(BJP) Swarup Das Radheshyam Biswas 2 Assam 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 2 Silchar Dr Rajdeep Roy Bengali(BJP) Ms. Sushmita Dev 3 Assam 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 3 Autonomous District Harensingh Bey(BJP) BIREN SINGH ENGTI 4 Assam 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 8 Mangaldoi Dilip Saikia(BJP) BHUBANESWAR KALITA 5 Assam 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 10 Nawgong Rupak Sharma(BJP) PRADYUT BORDOLOI SL NO. STATE PC .NO PC NAME NDA MAHAGATHBANDHAN 6 Bihar 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 10 Kishanganj Mehmood Ashraf(JDU) MOHD JAVED(INC) 7 Bihar 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 11 Katihar Dulal Chand Goswami(JDU) TARIQ ANWAR(INC) 8 Bihar 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 12 Purnia Santosh kumar kushwaha(JDU) UDAY SINGH@ PAPPU SINGH(INC) 9 Bihar 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 26 Bhagalpur Ajay kumar mandal(JDU) BULO MANDAL(RJD) 10 Bihar 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 27 Banka Giridhari yadav(JDU) Jayprakash Narayan Yadav(RJD) SL NO. STATE PC .NO PC NAME BJP INC BSP 11 Chhattisgarh 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 6 Rajnandgaon Santosh Pandey BHOLARAM SAHU Ravita Lakra 12 Chhattisgarh 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 9 Mahasamund Chunnilal Sahu DHANENDRA SAHU Dhan Singh Kaisaria 13 Chhattisgarh 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 11 Kanker Mohan Mandavi BIRESH THAKUR Sube Singh Dhurve SL NO. STATE PC .NO PC NAME BJP INC PDP 14 Jammu & Kashmir 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 5 Udhampur Dr. Jitendra Singh VIKRAMADITYA SINGH 15 Jammu & Kashmir 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 2 Srinagar Khalid Jahangir Farooq Abdullah(NC) Aga Syed Mohsin SL NO. STATE PC .NO PC NAME BJP UPA 16 KARNATAKA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 15 Udupi Chikmagalur Shobha Karandlaje Pramod Madhwaraj (JD)S 17 KARNATAKA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 16 Hassan A Manju Prajwal Revanna - JD(S) 18 KARNATAKA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 17 Dakshina Kannada Nalin Kumar Kateel MITHUN RAI(INC) 19 KARNATAKA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 18 Chitradurga A Narayana Swamy B.N. CHANDRAPPA(INC) 20 KARNATAKA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 19 Tumkur G S Basavaraju H D Deve Gowda JD(S) 21 KARNATAKA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 20 Mandya Sumalatha Nikhil Kumaraswamy JD(S) 22 KARNATAKA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 21 Mysore Prathap Simha C. H. VIJAYSHANKAR(INC) 23 KARNATAKA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 22 Chamarajanagar Srinivasa Prasad R.DHRUVA NARAYANA(INC) 24 KARNATAKA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 23 Bangalore Rural Ashwat Narain D.K SURESH(INC) 25 KARNATAKA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 24 Bangalore North D.V. Sadananda Gowda KRISHNA BYRE GOWDA(INC) 26 KARNATAKA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 25 Bangalore Central P. C. Mohan RIZWAN ARSHAD(INC) 27 KARNATAKA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 26 Bangalore South Tejaswi Surya L.S. B. K. HARIPRASAD(INC) 1 28 KARNATAKA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 27 Chikkballapur B N Bachchegowda Dr. M. VEERAPPA MOILY 29 KARNATAKA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 28 Kolar S Muniswamy K.H MUNIYAPPA(INC) SL NO. STATE PC .NO PC NAME NDA UPA 30 MAHARASHTRA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 15 Hingoli Hemant Patil (Shiv Sena) SUBHASH WANKHEDE(INC) 31 MAHARASHTRA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 16 Nanded Pratap Patil Chikkalikar(BJP) ASHOK CHAVAN(INC) 32 MAHARASHTRA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 17 Parbhani Sanjay Jadhav (Shiv Sena) Rajesh Vitekar (NCP) 33 MAHARASHTRA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 39 Beed Dr. Pritam Gopinath Munde(BJP) Bajrang Sonawane (NCP) 34 MAHARASHTRA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 40 Osmanabad Omraje Nimbalkar (Shiv Sena) Ranajagjitsinha Patil (NCP) 35 MAHARASHTRA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 41 Latur Sudhakar Bhalerao Shrungare(BJP) MACHHLINDRA KAMANT(INC) 36 MAHARASHTRA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 42 Solapur Dr. Jaysidhesvar Swami(BJP) Sushil Kumar S. Shinde(INC) 37 MAHARASHTRA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 5 Buldhana Prataprao Jadhav (Shiv Sena) Rajendra Shingne (NCP) 38 MAHARASHTRA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 6 Akola Sanjay Shamrao Dhotre(BJP) HIDAYAT PATEL(INC) 39 MAHARASHTRA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 7 Amravati Anandrao Adsul (Shiv Sena) Navneet Kaur Rana (YSP) SL NO. STATE PC .NO PC NAME BJP INC 40 MANIPUR 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 1 Inner Manipur K K Ranjan Singh O. NABAKISHORE SINGH SL NO. STATE PC .NO PC NAME Aiadmk+PMK+BJP+DMDK INC+DMK+CPI+CPI(M) 41 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 1 Tiruvallur P Venugopal(AIADMK) DR. K JAYAKUMAR(INC) 42 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 2 Chennai North R Mohanraj (DMDK) ARCOT KALANIDHI(DMK) 43 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 3 Chennai South Jayavardhan Jayakumar (Aiadmk) Tamizhachi Thangapandian (DMK) 44 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 4 Chennai Central Sam Paul (PMK) Dayanidhi Maran (DMK) 45 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 5 Sriperumbudur A Vaithilingam (PMK) TR Baalu (DMK) 46 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 6 Kancheepuram Maragatham Kumaravel G Selvam (DMK) 47 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 7 Arakkonam AK Moorthy (PMK) S Jagathrachagan (DMK) 48 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 8 Vellore AC Shanmugam (Aiadmk) TM Kathir Anand (DMK) 49 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 9 Krishnagiri KP Munusamy (Aiadmk) Dr A Chellakumar (INC) 50 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 10 Dharmapuri Anbumani Ramadoss (PMK) S Senthil Kumar (DMK) 51 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 11 Tiruvannamalai SS Krishnamoorthy (Aiadmk) CN Annadurai (DMK) 52 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 12 Arani V Elumalai (Aiadmk) Dr MK Vishnu Prasad (INC) 53 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 13 Viluppuram Vadivel Ravanan (PMK) D Ravi Kumar (DMK) 54 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 14 Kallakurichi LK Sudhish (DMDK) Gautham Sigamani (DMK) 55 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 15 Salem KRS Saravanan (Aiadmk) SR Parthiban (DMK) 56 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 16 Namakkal P Kaliappan (Aiadmk) AKP Chinnaraj (KMDK) 57 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 17 Erode G Manimaran (Aiadmk) A Ganeshamurthi (MDMK) 2 58 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 18 Tiruppur MSM Anandan (Aiadmk) K Subbaraiyan (CPI) 59 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 19 Nilgiris M Thiagarajan (Aiadmk) A Raja (DMK) 60 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 20 Coimbatore C P RaC P Radhakrishnan (BJP) PR Natarajan (CPI (M)) 61 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 21 Pollachi C Mahendran (Aiadmk) K Shanmugasundaram (DMK) 62 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 22 Dindigul K Jyothi (PMK) P Veluchamy (DMK) 63 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 23 Karur M Thambidurai (Aiadmk) Selvi Jothi Mani (INC) 64 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 24 Tiruchirappalli Dr V Ilangovan (DMDK) Su Thirunnavukkarasar (INC) 65 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 25 Perambalur NR Sivapathy (Aiadmk) TR Pachamuthu (IJK) 66 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 26 Cuddalore R Govindasamy (PMK) TRPS Ramesh (DMK) 67 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 27 Chidambaram P Chandrasekar (Aiadmk) Thol Thirumalavan (VCK) 68 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 28 Mayiladuthurai S Asaimani (Aiadmk) S Ramalingam (DMK) 69 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 29 Nagapattinam M Saravanan (Aiadmk) M Selvarasu (CPI) 70 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 30 Thanjavur NR Natarajan (NDA Alliances) SS Palanimanickam (DMK) 71 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 31 Sivaganga H Raja (BJP) Karti Chidambaram (INC) 72 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 32 Madurai VVR Raj Sathyan (Aiadmk) S Venkatesan (CPI(M)) 73 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 33 Theni P Raveendranath Kumar (Aiadmk) EVKS Elangovan (INC) 74 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 34 Virudhunagar R Azhagarsamy (DMDK) Manickam Tagore (INC) 75 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 35 Ramanathapuram Nainar Nagendran (BJP) K Navas Kani (IUML) 76 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 36 Thoothukkudi Dr Tamilisai Soundarrajan (BJP) M Kanimozhi (DMK) 77 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 37 Tenkasi Dr K Krishnaswamy (Aiadmk) Dhanush M Kumar (DMK) 78 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 38 Tirunelveli Paul Manoj Pandian (Aiadmk) S Ganathiraviam (DMK) 79 TAMIL NADU 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 39 Kanniyakumari Pon. Radhakrishnan (BJP) H Vasanthakumar (INC) SL NO. STATE PC .NO PC NAME BJP INC 80 TRIPURA 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 2 Tripura East Rebati Tripura Ms. PRAGYA DEB BURMAN SL NO. STATE PC .NO PC NAME BJP INC MAHAGATHBANDHAN 81 UTTAR PRADESH 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 5 Nagina Dr. Yeshwant Smt. Omwati Devi Jatav Girish Chandra(BSP) 82 UTTAR PRADESH 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 9 Amroha Kanwar Singh Tanwar SACHIN CHOUDHARY Kunwar Danish Ali(BSP) 83 UTTAR PRADESH 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 16 Hathras Rajveer Singh Balmiki (Diler) TRILOKIRAM DIWAKAR Ramji Lal Suman(SP) 84 UTTAR PRADESH 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 17 Mathura Hema Malini MAHESH PATHAK Narendra Singh(RLD) 85 UTTAR PRADESH 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 18 Agra S P Singh Baghel MRS PREETA HARIT Manoj Kumar Soni(BSP) 86 UTTAR PRADESH 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 19 Fatehpur Sikri Raj Kumar Chaher RAJ BABBAR Rajveer Singh(BSP) 87 UTTAR PRADESH 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 14 Bulandshahr Bhola Singh BANSI LAL PAHADIA Yogesh Verma(BSP) 88 UTTAR PRADESH 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 15 Aligarh Satish Kumar Gautam CH. BIRJENDER SINGH Ajit Baliyan(BSP) 3 SL NO. STATE PC .NO PC NAME BJP INC TMC 89 WEST BENGAL 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 3 Jalpaiguri Dr Jayanta Ray MANI KUMAR DARNAL Bijoy Chandra Barman 90 WEST BENGAL 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 4 Darjeeling Raju Singh Bisht SHANKAR MALAKAR Amar Singh Rai 91 WEST BENGAL 2 18 Apr 19 (Thu) 5 Raiganj Smt.
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