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About Bally Assembly Constituency

Bally is constituency No. 169 of West Bengal legislative assembly. This unreserved constituency is located in Howrah district. It is a part of the Lok Sabha constituency No. 25 which is Howrah.

According to the Election Commission of India, Bally constituency has 1,42,634 registered voters, out of which 79,639 are male, and 62,995 are female voters.

In the landmark assembly elections of 2011, Bally constituency saw a tough fight between the two main contenders, Trinamool Congress (TMC) and CPI(M). Sultan Singh of TMC won this seat by a slim margin of 6,600 votes. He defeated Kanika Ganguly of CPI(M). It was an important win because TMC won this seat for the first time. Bally constituency had been a CPI(M) stronghold since 1991. While Sultan Singh bagged 52,770 votes, Kanika Ganguly got 46,170. The voter turnout was 73.78%.

Sitting and previous MLAs from Bally Assembly Constituency

Below is the list of winners and runners-up in the Bally assembly elections conducted so far.

Year	A C No.	Constituency Name	Category	Winner	Gender	Party	Vote	Runner Up	Gender	Party	Vote
2011	169	Bally	GEN	Sultan Singh	M	AITC	52770	Kanika Ganguly	F	CPM	46170
2006	161	Bally	GEN	Kanika Ganguly	F	CPI(M)	54262	Rekha Raut	M	AITC	24737
2001	161	Bally	GEN	Kanika Ganguly	F	CPM	92876	Supriyo Basu	M	INC	32423
1996	161	Bally	GEN	Kanika Ganguly	F	CPM	54996	Bani Kumar Singha	M	INC	39369
1991	161	Bally	GEN	Patit Paban Pathak	M	CPM	47719	Supryo Basu	M	INC	33999
1987	161	Bally	GEN	Supriya Basu	M	INC	43575	Patitpaban Pathak	M	CPM	41841
1982	161	Bally	GEN	Patit Paban Pathak	M	CPM	39970	Bani Kumar Singha	M	INC	31963
1977	161	Bally	GEN	Patipaban Pathak	M	CPM	28632	Ganesh Pathak	M	INC	12353
1972	151	Bally	GEN	Bhabani Sankar Mukerjee	M	INC	28857	Patit Pabon Pathak	M	CPM	22522
1971	151	Bally	GEN	Patit Paban Pathak	M	CPM	24233	Bhabani Sankar Mukherjee	M	INC	19060
1969	151	Bally	GEN	Patit Paban Pathak	M	CPM	33912	Sailendra Nath Mukherjee	M	INC	28633
1967	151	Bally	GEN	S . N . Mukhrjee	M	INC	25632	P . P . Pathak	M	CPM	23469
1962	140	Bally	GEN	Shahkar Lal Mukharjee	M	INC	27322	Patit Paban Pathak	M	CPI	25195
1957	93	Bally	GEN	Monilal Basu	M	INC	16600	Biren Banerjee	M	CPI	16048
1951	98	Bally	GEN	Ratan Moni Chattopadhyaya	M	INC	8950	Saroj Ghosal	M	FBL(RG)	6297

Last Updated on May 13, 2016