11th Tripura Assembly

Legislative Assembly of Tripura (2013–2018)

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11th Tripura Assembly

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Overview
Legislative body| Tripura Legislative Assembly
Jurisdiction| Tripura, India
Meeting place| Tripura Vidhan Sabha, Agartala
Term| 2013 – 2018
Election| 2013 Tripura Legislative Assembly election
Government| Left Front (Tripura)
Opposition| UPA
Website| https://www.tripuraassembly.nic.in/
Members| 60
Chief Minister| Manik Sarkar (2013-2018)
Leader of the Opposition| Ratan Lal Nath
Party control| Communist Party of India (Marxist)

The Eleventh Tripura Assembly were formed by the members elected in the 2013 Tripura Legislative Assembly election. Elections were held in 60 constituencies of the state on 14 February 2013. Votes were counted on 28 February 2013.[1]

## Party wise distribution of seats

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Alliance  | Party  | No. of MLA's  | Leader of the Party

in Assembly

| Leader's Constituency
| Left Front (Tripura)
Seats: 50 |  | Communist Party of India (Marxist) | 49  | Manik Sarkar | Dhanpur
| Communist Party of India | 1  | Manindra Reang | Santirbazar
| UPA
Seats: 10 |  | Indian National Congress | 10  | Ratan Lal Nath | Mohanpur
Total no of MLA's  | 60

## Notable positions

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S.No  | Position  | Portrait  | Name  | Party  | Constituency  | Office Taken

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1  | Speaker |  | Ramendra Chandra Debnath |  | Communist Party of India (Marxist) | Jubarajnagar | 15 March 2013
2  | Deputy Speaker |  | Pabitra Kar |  | Communist Party of India (Marxist) | Khayerpur | 18 March 2013
3  | Leader of the House
(Chief Minister) |  | Manik Sarkar |  | Communist Party of India (Marxist) | Dhanpur | 6 March 2013
4  | Leader of Opposition |  | Ratan Lal Nath |  | Indian National Congress | Mohanpur | 26 April 2013

## Members of Legislative Assembly

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District  | No.  | Constituency  | Name  | Party  | Alliance  | Remarks

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West Tripura | 1  | Simna (ST)  | Pranab Debbarma |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
2  | Mohanpur | Ratan Lal Nath |  | Indian National Congress |  | UPA | Leader of Opposition
3  | Bamutia (SC)  | Haricharan Sarkar  |  | Communist Party of India (Marxist) |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
4  | Barjala (SC)  | Jitendra Sarkar  |  | Indian National Congress |  | UPA |
Jhumu Sarkar  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
5  | Khayerpur | Pabitra Kar |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) | Deputy Speaker
6  | Agartala | Sudip Roy Barman |  | Indian National Congress |  | UPA |
7  | Ramnagar | Ratan Das  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
8  | Town Bordowali | Ashish Kumar Saha |  | Indian National Congress |  | UPA |
9  | Banamalipur | Gopal Chandra Roy |  | Indian National Congress |  | UPA |
10  | Majlishpur | Manik Dey |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) | Cabinet Minister
11  | Mandaibazar (ST)  | Manoranjan Debbarma |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
Sipahijala | 12  | Takarjala (ST)  | Niranjan Debbarma |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
West Tripura | 13  | Pratapgarh (SC)  | Anil Sarkar |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) | Died on 11 February 2015[2]
Ramu Das |  |
14  | Badharghat (SC)  | Dilip Sarkar |  | Indian National Congress |  | UPA |
Sipahijala | 15  | Kamalasagar | Narayan Chandra Chowdhuri  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
16  | Bishalgarh | Bhanu Lal Saha |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
17  | Golaghati (ST)  | Kesab Debbarma |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
West Tripura | 18  | Suryamaninagar | Raj Kumar Chaudhuri  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
Sipahijala | 19  | Charilam (ST)  | Ramendra Narayan Debbarma |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
20  | Boxanagar | Sahid Choudhuri  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
21  | Nalchar (SC)  | Tapan Chandra Das  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
22  | Sonamura | Shyamal Chakraborty |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
23  | Dhanpur | Manik Sarkar |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) | Chief Minister
Khowai | 24  | Ramchandraghat (ST)  | Padma Kumar Debbarma |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
25  | Khowai | Samir Debsarkar  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
26  | Asharambari (ST)  | Aghore Debbarma |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) | Cabinet Minister
27  | Kalyanpur-Pramodenagar | Manindra Chandra Das  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
28  | Teliamura | Gouri Das  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
29  | Krishnapur (ST)  | Khagendra Jamatia |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) | Cabinet Minister
Gomati | 30  | Bagma (ST)  | Naresh Jamatia |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
31  | Radhakishorpur | Pranjit Singha Roy |  | Indian National Congress |  | UPA
32  | Matarbari | Madhab Chandra Saha  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
33  | Kakraban-Salgarh (SC)  | Ratan Bhowmik |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) | Cabinet Minister
South Tripura | 34  | Rajnagar (SC)  | Sudhan Das  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
35  | Belonia | Basudev Majumder  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
36  | Santirbazar (ST)  | Manindra Reang |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
37  | Hrishyamukh | Badal Choudhury |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
38  | Jolaibari (ST)  | Jashabir Tripura |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
39  | Manu (ST)  | Jitendra Chaudhury |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) | Resigend on 20 May 2014[3][4]
Pravat Chowdhury |  |
40  | Sabroom | Rita Kar  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
Gomati | 41  | Ampinagar (ST)  | Daniel Jamatia |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
42  | Amarpur | Manoranjan Acharjee  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
43  | Karbook (ST)  | Priyamani Debbarma |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
Dhalai | 44  | Raima Valley (ST)  | Lalit Mohan Tripura |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
45  | Kamalpur | Bijoy Lakshmi Singha  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
46  | Surma (SC)  | Sudhir Das  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
47  | Ambassa (ST)  | Lalit Kumar Debbarma |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
48  | Karamcherra (ST)  | Diba Chandra Hrangkhawl |  | Indian National Congress |  | UPA |
49  | Chawamanu (ST)  | Nirajoy Tripura |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
Unakoti | 50  | Pabiachhara (SC)  | Samiran Malakar  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
51  | Fatikroy (SC)  | Tunubala Malakar  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
52  | Chandipur | Tapan Chakraborty  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
53  | Kailashahar | Birajit Sinha |  | Indian National Congress |  | UPA |
North Tripura | 54  | Kadamtala-Kurti | Fayzur Rahaman  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
55  | Bagbassa | Bijita Nath  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
56  | Dharmanagar | Biswa Bandhu Sen |  | Indian National Congress |  | UPA |
57  | Jubarajnagar | Ramendra Chandra Debnath |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
58  | Panisagar | Subodh Chandra Das  |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
59  | Pencharthal (ST)  | Arun Kumar Chakma |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |
60  | Kanchanpur (ST)  | Rajendra Reang |  | Communist Party of India |  | Left Front (Tripura) |

## References

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1. ^ "Assembly Elections 2013: Tripura records 92 percent turnout, polling peaceful". India Today. 15 February 2013. Retrieved 27 July 2024.
2. ^ Ali, Syed Sajjad (10 February 2015). "Veteran CPI(M) leader Anil Sarkar passes away". The Hindu. Retrieved 27 July 2024.
3. ^ "Jiten Chaudhury resigns, Naresh Jamatia new Minister". www.tripurainfoway.com.
4. ^ "Tripura minister resigns after being elected MP". Business Standard. 21 May 2014.