Teok Assembly Constituency is located in the district of Jorhat and falls under Jorhat Lok Sabha Constituency. Teok town is situated 20 kilometers from the city of Jorhat. The town is connected through the railway with Mariani Junction Railway Station, Selenghat Railway Station and Amguri Railway Station.
Teok Assembly Constituency is in Jorhat district and falls under Jorhat Assembly Constituency. It bears the constituency number 102.
Jorhat Lok Sabha Constituency is spread over the districts of Jorhat and Sivasagar districts of Assam. According to the 2011 census, its population is 1922470, of which 84.08% is its rural population and 15.92% is its urban population. The present Member of Parliament representing Jorhat Lok Sabha Constituency is Topon Kumar Gogoi of Bharatiya Janata Party.
Jorhat is a district in Upper Assam with its headquarters located in Jorhat city. As per Census India 2011, the district covers a geographical area of 2851 square kilometers. Its population is 10,92,256 which includes 5,56,805 males and 5,35451 females.
The only town under Teok Assembly Constituency is Teok town. The town is divided into four wards. The town's population is 8,795 which includes 4,511 males and 4,284 females.
TOTAL POPULATION |
MALE |
FEMALE |
8795 |
4511 |
4284 |
There are 150 villages under Teok Assembly Constituency. Few major villages are Baisahabi Grant, Bhokat Gaon and Changmai Gohain Gaon.
The current MLA of Teok Assembly Constituency is Renupoma Rajkhowa of Asom Gana Parishad. There is no reservation for candidates belonging to a minority community.
The overall population of Teok Assembly Constituency is 1,72,756, of which 94.51% is its rural population, and 5.09% is its urban population.
POPULATION(2011 CENSUS) |
URBAN |
RURAL |
1,72,756 |
5.09% |
94.51% |
Teok Assembly Constituency has about 1,84,611 households.
Teok Assembly Constituency has water facilities of Over Hand Tank (OHT) and tap water from a treated source. The residents of Teok also have access to tube wells and boreholes. There is also an availability of fire-fighting services in a few towns.
There is domestic electrification at Teok Assembly Constituency. There is also industrial and commercial electrification and road lighting at a few points at Teok.
The basic civic infrastructure in Teok is taken care of by the Teok Municipal Board.
In Teok Assembly Constituency, about 89% of the population are Hindus, while 9% of its population are Muslims. Christians and Sikhs make up about 0.75% and 0.02% of the population, respectively.
In Teok Assembly Constituency, the ratio of Scheduled Caste is 6.23, and that of Scheduled Tribe is 5.24.
The only town under Teok Assembly Constituency is Teok town. Basic amenities like water and sewerage in the town is provided by the Teok Town Committee.
The overall count of electorates in Teok Assembly Constituency is 111453, which includes 57073 male electorates and 54380 female electorates.
TOTAL ELECTORATES |
MALE |
FEMALE |
111453 |
57073 |
54380 |
Teok's sex ratio is of 950 women per 1000 men.
In Teok Assembly Constituency, children under the age of six makes up about 9% of the overall population.
In the 2019 Lok Sabha Election, Teok Assembly Constituency witnessed a polling percentage of 72.59%, whereas it was 80.6% in the 2016 Assam Assembly Election.
2016 (ASSAM ASSEMBLY ELECTION) |
80.6% |
2019(LOK SABHA ELECTION) |
72.59% |
In the Assam Assembly Election, 1996, Renupoma Rajkhowa of Asom Gana Parishad won with 52.44% of the votes.
The next three Assam Assembly Elections of 2001, 2006 and 2011 were won by Member Gogoi Indian National Congress with 49.98%, 39219 and 59.94% of the votes, respectively.
In the Assam Assembly Election of 2016, Renupoma Rajkhowa of Asom Gana Parishad won with 42.88% of the votes.
YEAR |
WON |
PARTY OF THE CANDIDATE |
WON BY % |
1996 |
RENUPOMA RAJKHOWA |
ASOM GANA PARISHAD(AGP) |
52.44% |
2001 |
MEMBAR GOGOI |
INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS(INC) |
49.98% |
2006 |
MEMBAR GOGOI |
INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS(INC) |
39219 |
2011 |
MEMBAR GOGOI |
INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS(INC) |
59.94% |
2016 |
RENUPOMA RAJKHOWA |
ASOM GANA PARISHAD(AGP) |
42.88% |
In the 2016 Assam Assembly Election, Renupoma Rajkhowa of Asom Gana Parishad emerged as the winner with 42.88% of the votes.
Pallabi Saikia Gogoi of the Indian National Congress was the runner up with 37.59% of the votes.
Independent candidates Gojanand Munda, Babul Dutta, Mohendra Kumar Dutta, Ranjan Jyoti Phukon, Chiranjit Borah, Krishnaa Gogoi, Ashraf Hussain, and Jotin Saikia, secured 4.11%, 3.82%, 3.43%, 1.51%, 1.14%, 0.85%, 0.79%, and 0.55% of the votes, respectively.
Jiten Tanti of the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) (liberation) secured 1.69% of the votes.
1.64% of the votes were given to "None of the above".
NAME OF THE CANDIDATE |
PARTY OF THE NAME |
VOTE SHARE |
RENUPOMA RAJKHOWA |
ASOM GANA PARISHAD |
42.88% |
PALLABI SAIKIA GOGOI |
INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS(INC) |
37.59% |
GOJANAND MUNDA |
INDEPENDENT |
4.11% |
BABUL DUTTA |
INDEPENDENT |
3.82% |
MOHENDRA KUMAR |
INDEPENDENT |
3.43% |
RANJAN JYOTI PHUKAN |
INDEPENDENT |
1.51% |
CHIRANJIT BORAH |
INDEPENDENT |
1.14% |
KRISHNA GOGOI |
INDEPENDENT |
0.85% |
ASHRAF HUSSAIN |
INDEPENDENT |
0.79% |
JOTIN SAIKIA |
INDEPENDENT |
0.55% |
JITEN TANTI |
COMMUNIST PARTY OF INDIA |
1.69% |
NONE OF THE ABOVE |
1.64% |
The candidates that contested in the 2016 Assam Assembly Elections are Renupoma Rajkhowa of Asom Gana Parishad, Pallabi Saikia Gogoi of the Indian National Congress, independent candidates Gojanand Munda, Babul Dutta, Mohendra Kumar Dutta, Ranjan Jyoti Phukon, Chiranjit Borah, Krishnaa Gogoi, Ashraf Hussain and Jotin Saikia, and Jiten Tanti of Communist Party of India (Marxist-leninist) (liberation). Finally, Renupoma Rajkhowa of Asom Gana Parishad was the winner with 42.88% of the votes.