Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Election Results in 1984

Elections to the third Legislative Assembly in the state of Arunachal Pradesh were held in December 1984. Candidates from various political parties were in fray, contesting in a total of 30 Assembly constituencies. The Indian National Congress won with a thumping majority, owing to the infrastructural development and other social indices brought about by Gegong Apang and his rule.The Congress formed the government once again, while the People’s Party of Arunachal, in comparison could not compete with the Apang-led Congress government. Former Chief of Intelligence Bureau Thanjavelu Rajeswar continued in the prestigious post of the Lieutenant Governor of Arunachal Pradesh for the first few months of this tenure, before he was replaced by Shiva Swarup, who was the last Lieutenant Governor in the state. With Arunachal Pradesh attaining full statehood in February 1987, the post of the Governor became effective. The first Governor of Arunachal Pradesh was Bhisma Narain Singh, from February 1987 till March 1987. He was replaced by R. D., Pradhan who continued till the end of the term. T. L. Rajkumar was the Speaker of the Arunachal Pradesh Vidhan Sabha, while Chera Talo was the Deputy Speaker. Gegong Apang of the Congress was re-elected in power as the Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh during the whole of this period.

One of the most prominent achievements of the Apang-led Congress regime during this time was the solution of its border issues with China. It was largely the able guidance of Governor Pradhan, whose previous experience in the Defence Ministry helped to be in accord with the northeast states. Some of the most important legislations passed in the Arunachal Pradesh Assembly during this period were:

Arunachal Pradesh Salaries and Allowance of Ministers, Act
Arunachal Pradesh Environment Protection Act, 1986
State Arunachal Pradesh Act, 1986 (granted complete statehood to Arunachal Pradesh)

List of Successful Candidates in Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Election in 1984

A.C No.	Assembly Constituency Name	Type of A.C.	Winner Candidates Name	Gender	Party	Votes	Runner-UP	Gender	Party	Votes
1	Tawang I	GEN	Karma Wangchu	M	INC	2992	Tashi Norbu	M	PPA	1600
2	Tawang II	GEN	Tsering Tashi	M	INC	3139	Tsering Chuki	F	PPA	1739
3	Dirang Kalaktang	GEN	R.K. Khrimey	M	IND	3925	Nima Tsering Khrime	M	INC	3444
4	Bomdila	GEN	Japu Deru	M	PPA	1894	Sinam Dususow	M	INC	1737
5	Seppa	GEN	Nyari Welli	F	INC	3419	Mape Dada	M	IND	3376
6	Chayangtajo	GEN	Kameng Dolo	M	INC	4744	Mai Sonam	M	IND	4033
7	Koloriang	GEN	Chera Talo	M	INC		Uncontested	M
8	Nyapin Palim	GEN	Tadar Tang	M	INC	3265	Kamen Ringu	M	PPA	2836
9	Doimukh Sagalee	GEN	Techi Takar	M	INC	5203	Nabam Atum	M	IND	3075
10	Ziro	GEN	Gyati Taka	M	INC	2938	Padi Yube	M	IND	2809
11	Raga Tali	GEN	Boa Tamo	M	INC	1762	Mem Kabak	M	BJP	1686
12	Daporijo	(ST)	Tadak Dulom	M	INC	4651	Larbin Nachi	M	BJP	4629
13	Daksing Taliha	(ST)	Punji Mara	M	INC	3504	Tara Payeng	M	BJP	2844
14	Machuka	GEN	Tadik Chije	M	IND	1492	P.W. Sona	M	INC	1310
15	Along North	GEN	Lijum Ronya	M	BJP	2811	Talong Taggu	M	INC	2763
16	Along South	GEN	Doi Ado	M	PPA	4523	Boken Ete	M	IND	3270
17	Basar	GEN	Todak Basar	M	INC	5701	Tamar Karlo	M	PPA	3211
18	Pasighat	GEN	Tapum Jamoh	M	PPA	5231	Tarung Pabin	M	INC	4948
19	Yingkiong Pangin	GEN	Geogong Apang	M	INC	6880	Tanung Mize	M	PPA	3510
20	Meriang-Mebo	GEN	Bakin Pertin	M	PPA	4167	Kabang Borang	M	INC	3937
21	Anini	GEN	Tade Tacho	M	INC	1303	Maru Mili	M	IND	773
22	Roing	GEN	Mukut Mithi	M	INC	3023	Abom Bornag	M	PPA	2228
23	Namsai Chowkham	GEN	C.P. Namshoom	M	IND	5816	Chau Khouk Manpoong	M	INC	5634
24	Tezu Hayuliang	GEN	Khapriso Krong	M	INC	5297	Sobeng Tayang	M	IND	4343
25	Noadehing Nampong	GEN	Kamoli Mossang	F	IND	2937	Samchom Ngemu	M	INC	2682
26	Changlang	GEN	Tengam Ngemu	M	INC	3055	Wangnia Pongte	M	IND	2573
27	Khonsa South	GEN	T.L. Rajkumar	M	INC	2656	Sijen Kongkang	M	PPA	1478
28	Khonsa North	GEN	Kapchen Rajkumar	M	INC	2284	L. Wanglat	M	IND	1786
29	Niausa Kanubari	GEN	Noksong Boham	M	INC	2257	Rawang Wangham	M	IND	646
30	Pongchao Wakka	GEN	Hejam Ponglaham	M	INC	1442	Anok	M	PPA	1081

List of Participating Political Parties in Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Election in 1984

S.No	Party Abbreviation	Party
National Parties
1	BJP	Bharatiya Janta Party
2	INC	Indian National Congress
3	JNP	Janta Party
State Parties
3	PPA	People's Party of Arunachal
Independents
4	IND	Independent

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