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About Madarihat Legislative Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) Constituency

Madarihat is a legislative assembly constituency in the Jalpaiguri district of West Bengal. It is a part of the Alipuduars (ST) Lok Sabha (parliamentary) constituency of the state. A total of 1,81,240 people of the Madarihat assembly segment were identified by the Election Commission of India as eligible voters in 2014. Amongst all the voters of the constituency, there are 91,521 males and 89,709 females. As recommended by the Delimitation Commission of India in 2008, the Madarihat constituency comprises Sakoyajhora-I and Binnaguri gram panchayats of Dhupguri community development block; and Madarihat community development block.

RSP's Kumari Kujur earned the right to represent Madarihat in the state legislative assembly of West Bengal in 2011 when she accounted for 42,539 votes in the assembly elections held that year. Manoj Tigga of BJP was the runner-up, who settled for 34,630 votes. The assembly constituency of Madarihat is reserved for the candidates belonging to the Scheduled Tribes (STs).

Sitting and previous MLAs from Madarihat Assembly Constituency

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

Year	A C No.	Constituency Name	Category	Winner	Gender	Party	Vote	Runner Up	Gender	Party	Vote
2011	14	Madarihat	(ST)	Kumari Kujur	F	RSP	42539	Manoj Tigga	M	BJP	34630
2006	14	Madarihat	(ST)	Kumari Kujur	F	RSP	47331	Atul Suba	M	INC	28565
2001	14	Madarihat	(ST)	Kumari Kujur	F	RSP	60412	Narendra Nath Karjee	M	AITC	18905
1996	14	Madarihat	(ST)	Sushil Kujur	M	RSP	57663	Puspa Rani Lily Kindo	F	INC	33085
1991	14	Madarihat	(ST)	Sushil Kujur	M	RSP	45400	Tuna Toppo	M	INC	25918
1987	14	Madarihat	(ST)	Sushil Kujur	M	RSP	36379	Tuna Toppo	M	INC	28966
1982	14	Madarihat	(ST)	Sushil Kujur	M	RSP	36837	Jagat Baria	M	INC	20373
1980	By Polls	Madarihat	(ST)	S.Kujar	M	RSP	29194	M.D.Bhagat	M	INC(I)	12362
1977	14	Madarihat	(ST)	A. H. Besterwitch	M	RSP	18037	Dhirendra Narjinary	M	INC	10299
1972	13	Madarihat	(ST)	A.H. Bester Witch	M	RSP	16785	Aswaghosh Kullu	M	INC	13667
1971	13	Madarihat	(ST)	A. H. Besterwitch	M	RSP	12291	Pahan Khudiram	M	IND	9137
1969	13	Madarihat	(ST)	A. H. Besterwitcoh	M	RSP	16021	Dhirendra Narjinarai	M	INC	15365
1967	13	Madarihat	(ST)	D.N.Rai	M	INC	13601	K.Stephen	M	IND	12217
1962	10	Madarihat	(ST)	A. H. Beshterwitch	M	RSP	10974	Mahadeo Bhagat	M	INC	10844

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Last Updated on May 13, 2016