4th Uttarakhand Assembly
Fourth Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly | ||
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| Type | ||
| Type | Speaker | |
Deputy Speaker | ||
Leader of the Opposition | ||
| Structure | ||
| Seats | 70 | |
Political groups | Government (57)
Opposition (11)
Others (2)
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Length of term | 2017–2022 | |
| Elections | ||
| first-past-the-post | ||
Last election | 15 February 2017 | |
Next election | 2022 | |
| Meeting place | ||
| Vidhan Bhavan, Bhararisain (summer) Vidhan Bhavan, Dehradun (winter) | ||
| Website | ||
| Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly | ||
| Constitution | ||
| Constitution of India | ||
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Politics of Uttarakhand |
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State of Uttarakhand उत्तराखण्ड राज्य |
The 2017 Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly election were the fourth
Legislative Assembly) election of the state. Elections were held on 15 February 2017 when Bharatiya Janata Party emerged as the single largest party with 57 seats in the 70-seat legislature and formed the government. The Indian National Congress
with 11 seats served as the official opposition.
After discussions it was announced that Trivendra Singh Rawat would be Chief Minister.
Party position in the Assembly
| Rank | Party | Abbr. | Seats | Leader in the House |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bharatiya Janata Party | BJP | 57 | Trivendra Singh Rawat (2017–2021) Tirath Singh Rawat (2021) Pushkar Singh Dhami (2021–2022) |
| 2 | Indian National Congress | INC | 11 | Pritam Singh (2021–2022)
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| 3 | Independent | Ind. | 02 | N/A |
| Total | 70 |
Key post holders in the Assembly
- Speaker : Premchand Aggarwal
- Deputy Speaker : Raghunath Singh Chauhan
- Leader of the House: Trivendra Singh Rawat (2017–2021)
Tirath Singh Rawat (2021)
Pushkar Singh Dhami (2021–2022) - Leader of the Opposition : Pritam Singh(2021–2022)
- Chief Secretary : Utpal Kumar Singh
Members of the Fourth Uttarakhand Assembly
| S. No. | Constituency | Elected Member | Party affiliation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Purola (SC) |
Raj Kumar | BJP |
| 2 | Yamunotri |
Kedar Singh Rawat | BJP |
| 3 | Gangotri |
Gopal Singh Rawat† | BJP |
| 4 | Badrinath |
Mahendra Bhatt | BJP |
| 5 | Tharali (SC) |
Magan Lal Shah† | BJP |
| 6 | Karnaprayag |
Surendra Singh Negi | BJP |
| 7 | Kedarnath |
Manoj Rawat | INC |
| 8 | Rudraprayag |
Bharat Singh Rawat | BJP |
| 9 | Ghansali (SC) |
Shakti Lal Shah | BJP |
| 10 | Devprayag |
Vinod Kandari | BJP |
| 11 | Narendranagar |
Subodh Uniyal | BJP |
| 12 | Pratapnagar |
Vijay Singh Panwar | BJP |
| 13 | Tehri |
Dhan Singh Negi | BJP |
| 14 | Dhanaulti |
Pritam Singh Panwar | BJP |
| 15 | Chakrata (ST) |
Pritam Singh |
INC |
| 16 | Vikasnagar |
Munna Singh Chauhan | BJP |
| 17 | Sahaspur |
Sahdev Singh Pundir | BJP |
| 18 | Dharampur |
Vinod Chamoli | BJP |
| 19 | Raipur |
Umesh Sharma 'Kau' | BJP |
| 20 | Rajpur Road (SC) |
Khajan Das | BJP |
| 21 | Dehradun Cantonment |
Harbans Kapoor | BJP |
| 22 | Mussoorie |
Ganesh Joshi | BJP |
| 23 | Doiwala |
Trivendra Singh Rawat | BJP |
| 24 | Rishikesh |
Premchand Aggarwal | BJP |
| 25 | Haridwar |
Madan Kaushik | BJP |
| 26 | BHEL Ranipur |
Adesh Chauhan | BJP |
| 27 | Jwalapur (SC) |
Suresh Rathod | BJP |
| 28 | Bhagwanpur (SC) |
Mamta Rakesh | INC |
| 29 | Jhabrera (SC) |
Deshraj Karnwal | BJP |
| 30 | Piran Kaliyar |
Furqan Ahmad | INC |
| 31 | Roorkee |
Pradip Batra | BJP |
| 32 | Khanpur
|
Pranav Singh 'Champion' | BJP |
| 33 | Manglaur |
Muhammad Nizamuddin | INC |
| 34 | Laksar |
Sanjay Gupta | BJP |
| 35 | Haridwar Rural |
Yatishwaranand | BJP |
| 36 | Yamkeshwar |
Ritu Khanduri Bhushan | BJP |
| 37 | Pauri (SC) |
Mukesh Singh Koli | BJP |
| 38 | Srinagar |
Dr. Dhan Singh Rawat | BJP |
| 39 | Chaubattakhal |
Satpal Maharaj | BJP |
| 40 | Lansdowne |
Dilip Singh Rawat | BJP |
| 41 | Kotdwar |
Dr. Harak Singh Rawat | BJP |
| 42 | Dharchula |
Harish Singh Dhami | INC |
| 43 | Didihat |
Bishan Singh Chuphal | BJP |
| 44 | Pithoragarh |
Prakash Pant† | BJP |
| 45 | Gangolihat (SC) |
Mina Gangola | BJP |
| 46 | Kapkot |
Balwant Singh Bhauryal | BJP |
| 47 | Bageshwar (SC) |
Chandan Ram Das | BJP |
| 48 | Dwarahat |
Mahesh Singh Negi | BJP |
| 49 | Salt |
Surendra Singh Jeena† | BJP |
| 50 | Ranikhet |
Karan Mahara | INC |
| 51 | Someshwar (SC) |
Rekha Arya | BJP |
| 52 | Almora |
Raghunath Singh Chauhan | BJP |
| 53 | Jageshwar |
Govind Singh Kunjwal | INC |
| 54 | Lohaghat |
Puran Singh Phartyal |
BJP |
| 55 | Champawat |
Kailash Chandra Gahtori | BJP |
| 56 | Lalkuan |
Navin Chandra Dumka | BJP |
| 57 | Bhimtal |
Ram Singh Kaira | BJP |
| 58 | Nainital (SC) |
Sanjiv Arya | BJP |
| 59 | Haldwani |
Dr. Indira Hridayesh† | INC |
| 60 | Kaladhungi |
Banshidhar Bhagat | BJP |
| 61 | Ramnagar |
Diwan Singh Bisht | BJP |
| 62 | Jaspur |
Adesh Singh Chauhan | INC |
| 63 | Kashipur | Harbhajan Singh Cheema | BJP |
| 64 | Bajpur (SC) |
Yashpal Arya | BJP |
| 65 | Gadarpur |
Arvind Pandey | BJP |
| 66 | Rudrapur |
Rajkumar Thukral | BJP |
| 67 | Kichha |
Rajesh Shukla | BJP |
| 68 | Sitarganj |
Saurabh Bahuguna | BJP |
| 69 | Nanakmatta (ST) |
Dr. Prem Singh Rana | BJP |
| 70 | Khatima |
Pushkar Singh Dhami | BJP |
| 71 | Anglo-Indian (till 25 January 2020) |
George Ivan Gregory MannA | BJP |
By-elections
| S. No. | Constituency | Elected Member | Party affiliation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Tharali (SC) |
Munni Shah | BJP |
| 44 | Pithoragarh |
Chandra Pant |
BJP |
| 49 | Salt |
Mahesh Singh Jeena | BJP |
See also
- 2017 Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly election
- Trivendra Singh Rawat ministry
- Tirath Singh Rawat ministry
- First Dhami ministry
- Politics of Uttarakhand
Notes
- † – Died in office
- A – The reserved seat for the member of Anglo-Indian community was abolished on 25 January 2020 by the 104th Constitutional Amendment Act, 2019, reducing the strength of Assembly from 71 to 70 seats.
