List of Manipur Assembly Constituencies

About Manipur Legislative Assembly (Vidhan Sabha):

The first Manipur State Assembly was elected in July 1948 on the basis of adult franchise and it consisted of 53 members. It was, however, dissolved in October, 1949 when Manipur was merged with the Dominion Government of India. Manipur became a Part C State and it was administered by the President of India through a Chief Commissioner or Lieutenant Governor who acted as the president's agent.

Manipur became a Union Territory of India under the Union Territorial Council Act, 1956. Under the Act, election of 30 members to the Manipur Territorial Council was held in 1957. The Territorial Council was eventually converted into the Territorial Legislative Assembly in June 1963. It comprised 30 elected and 2 nominated members. Manipur was conferred full statehood through the North-Eastern Areas (Re-organization) Act, 1971 on 21st January 1972. The Manipur State Legislative Assembly now has 60 members. The normal tenure of the Assembly is five years, unless dissolved sooner.

Vidhan Sabha Constituency in Manipur:

60 Constituencies:

•  40 General
• 1 Scheduled Caste (SC)
• 19 Scheduled Tribe (ST)

1-Kundrakpam	31-Thoubal
2-Heingang	32-Wangkhem
3-Khurai	33-Heirok
4-Khetrigao	34-Wangjing Tentha
5-Thongju	35-Khangabo
6-Keirao	36-Wabgai
7-Andro	37-Kakching
8-Lamlai	38-Hiyanglam
9-Thangmeiband	39-Sugnoo
10-Uripok	40-Jiribam
11-Sagolband	41-Chandel(ST)
12-Keisamthong	42-Tengnouple(ST)
13-Singjamei	43-Phungyar(ST)
14-Yaiskul	44-Ukhrul(ST)
15-Wangkhei	45-Chingai(ST)
16-Sekmai(SC)	46-Saikul(ST)
17-Lamsang	47-Karong(ST)
18-Konthoujam	48-Mao(ST)
19-Patsoi	49-Tadubi(ST)
20-Langthabal	50-Kangpokpi
21-Naoriya Pakhanglakpa	51-Saitu(ST)
22-Wangoi	52-Tamei(ST)
23-Mayang Imphal	53-Tamenglong(ST)
24-Nambol	54-Nungba(ST)
25-Oinam	55. Tipaimuk(ST)
26-Bishenpur	56-Thanlon(ST)
28-Thanga	58-Churachandpur(ST)
29-Kumbi	59-Saikot(ST)
30-Lilong	60-Singhat(ST)