Paneri Constituency - Population, Polling Percentage, Facilities, Parties Vote Share, Last Election Results

Paneri is a rural community in the Harisinga Block and under Udalguri district/region. The village is authorised by The Village Panchayat (Sarpanch). It forms a part/structure of the Mangaldoi Lok Sabha/ Parliamentary Constituency. In accordance with Census Record of 2011, Paneri village/area has inhabitants of around 4801 peoples which includes, 2463 males and 2338 females.

Assembly Constituency Name & No. :

The Assembly of Assam comprises 126 Members of Legislative Assembly which are directly elected from single-seat constituencies and its term is 5 years unless later dissolved. Its headquarter is stationed in Dispur. The Assembly Constituency name of Paneri is 'Panery Assembly Constituency' and it is the 126 assembly constituencies of Assam. Its constituency no. is 64 and it forms a part/structure of Mangaldoi Lok Sabha/Parliamentary Constituency.

Parliamentary Constituency :

The Parliamentary Constituencies in India is 542 and among them, the seats for the general category are 441 and for SC and ST the seats are 84 and 47 respectively. Panery Assembly Constituency is a part/structure of the Mangaldoi Lok Sabha/ParliamentaryConstituency. Panery is the 10 assembly segments of Mangaldoi Parliament Seat. It is reserved for the General category.

District :

Panery is a rural area in Udalduri district/region, Assam, India. Udalguri district is an authoritative district of Bodoland Territorial Region, Assam. Its headquarter is at Udalguri Town. To the North region of Udalguri, the Bhutan Border and West Kameng district/region (Arunachal Pradesh) are located while towards South there is Darang District district/region and towards the East, there is Sonitpur district and towards West, Baksa district.

No. Of Towns :

The Panery Constituency has no towns or cities

Assembly Status :

The Assembly Election of Panery Constituency had 132355 electors. Amongst them, the overall valid votes were 107613. In the 2016 Assembly Election, BPF candidate Kamali Basumatari won the MLA seat, with 38668 votes and became MLA, whereas an independent candidate (IND) Nanda Ram Baro was the runner-up with 22866 votes. Therefore he lost the MLA seat by 15802 votes.

Total Population :

Paneri, a rural area in the Udalguri district/region forms a part/structure of the Mangaldoi Lok Sabha/ Parliamentary Constituency. In accordance with Census Record of 2011, Paneri village/area has inhabitants of around 4801 peoples which includes, 2463 males and 2338 females.

No. Of Households :

Paneri Village comprises 984 houses/families.

Water Connection :

Paneri, a rural area under the Udalguri region has 984 houses/families. Paneri village is authorised by the Village Panchayat (Sarpanch) which provides basic facilities to its administration and supplies amenities like proper water and sewerage system for every household.

 Municipality Reach :

Paneri is a village under Harisinga Block and the Udalguri district. Besides basic amenities of life, access and availability to basic infrastructure are the most significant and primary requirements of mankind. The Municipality of the area/region is responsible to look after these prior requirements. Paneri area is still underdeveloped and though well connected by road no facilities available for railway transport.

Caste and Tribes in the Constituency :

Paneri village has inhabitants of around 4801 peoples, among them about 34.47% of the residents are Scheduled Tribes. While Scheduled Caste constitutes about only 1.08% and the remaining amount of percentage is General Category.

Top 3 city under Constitution :

There are no cities in the Panery Constituency.

Male/Female Electoral Distribution :

Panery Constituency has around 119584 registered votes. It comprises 61265 males and 58319 females.

Age Group Distribution :

In Panery Assembly Constitution about 12.83% population is under six years of age.

Polling Percentage of Last Three Years :

The Assembly of Panery Constituency witnessed a polling percentage of 61.93% of BJP during Lok Sabha/ Parliamentary elections 2019. Secondly, during the Assembly election of Assam 2016, it saw about 35.93% of BPF. And thirdly, it witnessed a polling percentage of 43.41% of BJP during Lok Sabha/Parliamentary Election 2014. The chart of polling percentage of different years is given below :

 Result of last five elections :

• In prior to the 1996 Assembly Election of Panery, a candidate Kumud Chandra Das of IND had won the MLA seat with 29030 votes.

• In 2001, 2006, 2011 and 2016 Assembly Election of Panery, an independent candidate for two years and a BPF candidate for two years name, Kamali Basumatari had won the MLA election four times against Kumud Chandra Das with 37956, 26398, 38202 and 38668 votes, respectively. Now Kamali Basumatari of BPF is the present MLA of Assembly Constituency of Panery. Here's the table is given below for detailed information :

The percentage vote share of the political parties in the previous election :

• In the Assembly Election of Panery 2016, Kamali Basumatari of BPF emerged as a winner of the MLA seat by securing 35.93% of votes.

• Then, Nanda Ram Baro of IND was the runner up with 21.25% of votes.

• The third position was secured by Durgadas Boro of INC with 17.74% of votes.

• In the fourth position Prabhat Das Pankia of IND secured 11.91% of votes.

• And the last position was secured by Sudhendu Mohan Talukdar of IND with 3.39% of votes.

The table provided below clearly shows the percentage share of votes by the political parties in the last 2016 Assam Assembly Election :

Candidate in the last election and result (winner and loser) :

The candidate who contested in the Assembly Election of Panery 2016 is Kamali Basumatari of BPF, Nanda Ram Baro of IND, Durgadas Boro of INC, Prabhat Das Panika of IND and Sudhendu Mohan Talukdar of IND.

The winner of the Assembly Election of Panery 2016 was Kamali Basumatari with 38668 total votes whereas in the last position, an independent candidate (IND), Sudhendu Mohan Talukdar secured only 3644 votes.

Here's the below table :