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	==Government Formation==		==Government Formation==

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The 1977 Tripura Legislative Assembly election took place in a single phase on 31 December 1977 to elect the Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) from each of the 60 Assembly Constituencies (ACs) in Tripura, India.

1977 Tripura Legislative Assembly Election

← 1972

31 Dec 1977

1983 →

60 seats in the Assembly
31 seats needed for a majority

	First party	Second party

Leader	Nripen Chakraborty	-
Party	CPI(M)	TUS
Leader's seat	Pramodenagar	-
Seats won	51	4
Seat change	35	4
Popular vote	352,652	59,474
Percentage	47.00%	7.93%

Tripura District Map

Chief Minister before election

President's rule

Elected Chief Minister

Nripen Chakraborty
CPI(M)

The Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI(M)), lead Left front won the election by 56 seats and formed a Government in Tripura

Election

Result

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Performance of the political parties in this election
Party	Seats Contested	Seats Won	No. of Votes	% of Votes	1972 Seats
Communist Party of India	10	0	6,266	0.84%	1
Communist Party of India (Marxist)	55	51	352,652	47.00%	16
Indian National Congress	60	0	133,240	17.76%	41
Janata Party	59	0	78,479	10.46%	-
All India Forward Block	1	1	7,800	1.04%	0
Revolutionary Socialist Party	2	2	12,446	1.66%	-
Proutist Bloc of India	6	0	2,139	0.29%	-
Tripura State Congress for Democracy	59	0	66,913	9.08%	-
Tripura Upajati Juba Samiti	28	4	59,474	7.93%	0
Independents	48	2	30,862	4.11%	2
Total	328	60	750,271

Constituency wise Winners

AC No	Assembly Constituency Name	Winner Candidates Name	Gender	Party
1	Simna (ST)	Abhiram Deb Barma	M	CPM
2	Mohanpur	Radharaman Deb Nath	M	CPM
3	Bamutia (SC)	Hari Charan Sarkar	M	CPM
4	Barjala	Gouri Bhattacharjee	F	CPM
5	Khayerpur	Akhil Debnath	M	CPM
6	Agartala	Ajoy Biswas	M	IND
7	Ramnagar	Biren Datta	M	CPM
8	Town Bordowali	Braja Gopal Roy	M	FBL
9	Banamalipur	Bibekanand Bhowmik	M	IND
10	Majlishpur	Khagen Das	M	CPM
11	Mandaibazar (ST)	Rashiram Deb Barma	M	CPM
12	Takarajala (ST)	Sudhanwa Deb Barma	M	CPM
13	Pratapgarh (SC)	Anil Sarkar	M	CPM
14	Badharghat	Jadab Majumdar	M	CPM
15	Kamalasagar	Matilal Sarkar	M	CPM
16	Bishalgarh	Gautam Prasad Dutta	M	CPM
17	Golaghati (ST)	Naranjan Debbarma	M	CPM
18	Charilam	Hari Nath Debbarma	M	TUS
19	Boxanagar	Arabar Rahaman	M	CPM
20	Nalchar (SC)	Sumanta Kumar Das	M	CPM
21	Sonamura	Subal Rudra	M	CPM
22	Dhanpur	Samar Choudhury	M	CPM
23	Ramchandraghat (ST)	Dasaratha Deb	M	CPM
24	Khowai	Swaraijam Kamini Thakur Singha	M	CPM
25	Asharambari (ST)	Bidya Chandra Deb Barma	M	CPM
26	Pramodnagar (ST)	Nripen Chakrabarty	M	CPM
27	Kalyanpur	Makhan Lal Chakrabarty	M	CPM
28	Krishnapur (ST)	Manindra Deb Barma	M	CPM
29	Teliamura	Jitendra Sarkar	M	CPM
30	Bagma (ST)	Ratimohan Jamatia	M	TUS
31	Salgarh (SC)	Gopal Chandra Das	M	RSP
32	Radhakishorepur	Jogesh Chakraborty	M	RSP
33	Matarbari	Naresh Chandra Ghosh	M	CPM
34	Kakraban	Kashab Ch. Majumder	M	CPM
35	Rajnagar (SC)	Nakul Das	M	CPM
36	Belonia	Jyotirmoy Das	M	CPM
37	Santirbazar (ST)	Drao Kumar Riang	M	TUS
38	Hrishyamukh	Badal Choudhury	M	CPM
39	Jolaibari (ST)	Braja Mahan Jamatia	M	CPM
40	Manu (ST)	Matahari Choudhury	M	CPM
41	Sabroom	Sunil Kumar Choudhury	M	CPM
42	Ampinagar (ST)	Nagendra Jamatia	M	TUS
43	Birganj	Syamal Saha	M	CPM
44	Raima Valley (ST)	Baju Ban Riyan	M	CPM
45	Kamalpur	Bimal Singha	M	CPM
46	Surma (SC)	Rudrewar Das	M	CPM
47	Salema (ST)	Dinesh Deb Barma	M	CPM
48	Kulai (ST)	Kamini Deb Barma	M	CPM
49	Chhawmanu (ST)	Purna Mohan Tripura	M	CPM
50	Pabiachhara (SC)	Bindu Bhushan Malakat	M	CPM
51	Fatikroy	Tarani Mohan Sinha	M	CPM
52	Chandipur	Baidyanath Majumder	M	CPM
53	Kailasahar	Tapan Kumar Chakraborty	M	CPM
54	Kurti	Faizur Rahaman	M	CPM
55	Kadamtala	Umesh Chandra Nath	M	CPM
56	Dharmanagar	Amarendra Sarma	M	CPM
57	Jubarajnagar	Ram Kumar Nath	M	CPM
58	Pencharthal (ST)	Mohan Lal Chakma	M	CPM
59	Panisagar	Subodh Chandra Das	M	CPM
60	Kanchanpur (ST)	Mandida Reang	M	CPM

Government Formation

The Left Front won a majority of the 60 seats in the Legislative Assembly. The LF was an alliance of left-wing political parties, including the Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI-M). Nripen Chakraborty of the CPI-M formed a government as Chief Minister on January 5, 1978.

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