Tripura Election 2023: All Candidates List, Constitutes, Seats and Result Date

Tripura Election 2023: In Tripura, voting for the 60 Assembly seats began at 7 a.m. on Thursday amid heavy security. 3,337 polling stations are currently conducting voting, according to the Election Commission of India. And 1100 polling stations as sensitive and 28 polling booths are identified as critical by ECI.
Election officials reported that up until 11 a.m. on Thursday, there was a 32.11 percent voter turnout in the Tripura Assembly elections, held in all 60 constituencies. Also, the voting process will be completed at 4 PM.
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Tripura Assembly Election 2023: Contesting Parties
The BJP, NDPP, and NPP are the main political parties in Tripura, aside from the state party. BJP after overthrowing the Left front's 25-year rule in 2018, took office. However, the newly formed Tipra Motha, led by Barma, has the potential to have a significant impact on the race for 20 to 25 seats this year.
Check the list of all parties contesting the Tripura Assembly Election 2023:
- Indigenous Peoples Front of Tripura
- Communist Party of India(Marxist)
- Indian National Congress
- Communist Party of India
- Revolutionary Socialist Party
- All India Forward Bloc
- Tipra Motha Party
Tripura Elections 2023: Full List of Candidates
As a small state, Tripura has a disproportionately large ST and SC population. Tomorrow, a total of 28.13 lakh voters will cast their ballots to determine the fate of 259 candidates, including 20 women, on a total of 60 seats. The BJP is running for 55 seats in the assembly, and its ally IPFT has candidates running for six seats. The two parties will be fighting amicably in one seat. With twelve female candidates, the BJP has the most female candidates overall.
SR No. |
Name of Constituency |
Party Name |
Name of Candidate |
1 |
Simna (ST) |
BJP CPI(M) |
Binod Debbarma Kumod Debbarma |
2 |
Mohanpur |
BJP INC |
Ratan Lal Nath Prasanta Sen Chowdhury |
3 |
Bamutia (SC) |
AITC BJP CPI (M) |
Nihar Ranjan Sarkar Krishnadhan Das Nayan Sarkar |
4 |
Barjala (SC) |
CPI (M) BJP |
Sudip Sarkar Dilip Kumar Das |
5 |
Khayerpur |
AITC BJP CPI (M) |
Tejen Das Ratan Chakraborty Pabitra Kar |
6 |
Agartala |
BJP INC |
Papiya Datta Sudip Roy Burman |
7 |
Ramnagar |
AITC BJP Independent |
Pujan Biswas Surajit Dutta Purushattam Roy Burman |
8 |
Town Bordowali |
AITC BJP |
Ananta Banerjee Anik Saha |
9 |
Banamalipur |
AITC BJP INC |
Shantanu Saha Rajib Bhattacharjee Gopal Roy |
10 |
Majlishpur |
BJP CPI (M) |
Sushanta Chowdhury Sanjay Das
|
11 |
Mandaibazar(ST) |
BJP |
Tarit Debbarma |
12 |
Takarjala (ST) |
CPI (M) IPFT |
Shyamal Debbamma Bidhan Debbarma |
13 |
Pratapgarh (SC) |
AITC BJP CPI (M) |
Kuheli Das (Sinha) Rebati Mohan Das Ramu Das |
14 |
Badharghat (SC) |
BJP |
Minarani Sarkar |
15 |
Kamalasagar |
AITC BJP |
Sutapa Ghosh Antara Sarkar Deb |
16 |
Bishalgarh |
AITC BJP CPI (M) |
Haradhan Debnath Sushanta Deb Partha Pratim Majumdar |
17 |
Golaghati (ST) |
BJP CPI (M) |
Himani Debbarma Brinda Debbarma |
18 |
Suryamaninagar |
BJP |
Ram Prasad Paul |
19 |
Charilam (ST) |
BJP INC |
Jishnu Deb Barman Ashok Debbarma
|
20 |
Boxanagar |
AITC BJP CPI (M) |
Joydul Hossain Taffazal Hossain Samsul Haque |
21 |
Nalchar (SC) |
AITC BJP CPI (M) |
Lutan Das Kishore Barman Tapan Das |
22 |
Sonamura |
AITC CPI (M) BJP |
Neel Kamal Ghosh Shyamal Chakraborty Debabrata Bhattacharjee |
23 |
Dhanpur |
AITC BJP CPI (M) |
Habil Miah Pratima Bhoumik Koushik Chanda |
24 |
Ramchandraghat(ST) |
CPI (M) IPFT |
Ranjit Debbarma Prasanta Debbarma |
25 |
Khowai |
BJP CPI (M) |
Subrata Majumdar Nirmal Biswas |
26 |
Asharambari(ST) |
IPFT CPI (M)
|
Jayanti Debbarma Dilip Debbarma
|
27 |
Kalyanpur-Pramodenagar |
CPI (M) BJP |
Manindra Das Pinaki Das Chowdhury |
28 |
Teliamura |
AITC BJP INC |
Rabi Chowdhury Kalyani Roy Ashok Kumar Baidya |
29 |
Krishnapur (ST) |
CPI (M) BJP |
Swasthi Debbarma Bikash Debbarma |
30 |
Bagma (ST) |
CPI (M) BJP |
Naresh Jamatia Ram Pada Jamatia |
31 |
Radhakishorpur |
BJP RSP |
Pranjit Singha Roy Srikanta Datta |
32 |
Matarbari |
BJP INC |
Abhishek Debroy Pranjit Roy
|
33 |
Kakraban-Salgarh (SC) |
CPI (M) BJP |
Ratan Kumar Bhowmik Jitendra Majumdar |
34 |
Rajnagar (SC) |
BJP CPI (M) |
Swapna Majumdar Sudhan Das
|
35 |
Belonia |
AITC BJP CPI (M) |
Dilip Chowdhury Gautam Sarkar Dipankar Sen |
36 |
Santirbazar (ST) |
AITC BJP |
Narendra Reang Pramod Reang |
37 |
Hrishyamukh |
BJP CPI |
Dipayan Chowdhury Satyajit Reang |
38 |
Jolaibari (ST) |
AITC IPFT CPI (M) |
Kang Jari Mog Shukla Charan Noatia Ashok Mitra |
39 |
Manu (ST) |
BJP CPI (M) |
Mailaphru Mog Debendra Tripura |
40 |
Sabroom |
BJP CPI (M) |
Sankar Roy Prabat Chowdhury |
41 |
Ampinagar (ST) |
BJP CPI (M) |
Patal Kanya Jamatiya Jitendra Chowdhury |
42 |
Amarpur |
AITC BJP CPI (M) |
Biplob Saha Ranjit Das Pariksit Kalai |
43 |
Karbook (ST) |
AITC BJP CPI (M) |
Milton Chakma Ashim Tripura Parimal Debmath |
44 |
Raima Valley(ST) |
BJP CPI (M) |
Bikas Chakma Priyamani Debbarma |
45 |
Kamalpur |
AITC BJP CPI (M) |
Suman Dey Manoj Kanti Deb Pabin Tripura |
46 |
Surma (SC) |
AITC BJP INC |
Arjun Namasudra Swapna Das Paul Rubi Gope |
47 |
Ambassa (ST) |
AITC BJP CPI (M) |
Chandan Mog Suchitra Debbarma Anjan Das |
48 |
Karmachhara(ST) |
CPI (M) BJP
|
Amalendu Debbarma Brajalal Debnath |
49 |
Chawamanu(ST) |
AITC BJP INC |
Rupayan Chakma Shambhu Lal Chakhma Diba Chandra Hrangkhawl |
50 |
Pabiachhara(SC) |
CPI (M) BJP |
Jiban Mohan Tripura Bhagaban Chandra Das |
51 |
Fatikroy (SC) |
BJP CPI (M) |
Sudhangshu Das Samiran Malakar |
52 |
Chandipur |
AITC CPI (M) BJP |
Bidyut Bikas Sinha Subrata Das Tinku Roy |
53 |
Kailashahar |
AITC CPI (M) BJP |
Abdul Matin Krishnendu Chowdhury Moboshar Ali |
54 |
Kadamtala-Kurti |
AITC INC BJP |
Abdul Haseem Birajit Sinha Dilip Tanti |
55 |
Bagbassa |
AITC CPI (M) |
Bimal Nath Islam Uddin |
56 |
Dharmanagar |
CPI (M) |
Bijita Nath |
57 |
Jubarajnagar |
INC |
Chayan Bhattacharjee |
58 |
Panisagar |
CPI (M) |
Shailendra Chandra Debnath |
59 |
Pencharthal (ST) |
AITC CPI (M) |
Purnita Chakma Shital Das |
60 |
Kanchanpur (ST) |
INC |
- |
Tripura Election 2023: Result Date
On February 27, 2023, the second round of the Tripura Assembly Election will be held in Nagaland and Meghalaya. On the other hand, from February 14 through February 27, 2023, at 7:00 p.m., opinion polls and exit polls are prohibited in India by the Election Commission of India.
However, the Tripura Assembly election results 2023 will be announced on March 2, Thursday, at about 4:00 p.m.
For today, up to 31,000 poll workers and 25,000 central force security personnel are employed for the election. In addition, 31,000 members of the state police and state armed police have been sent out to maintain law and order in the polling zone.