List of Bodo MLA in BTR, Assam: There are 126 MLAs in Assam, out of which 12 MLAs are from BTR, also known as Bodoland. In this article, we’ll share the details of the Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) from the Bodo community of the BTR area.
BTR District-Wise MLA Seats
The Bodoland, officially known as Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR), consists of 4 districts of Assam. There are 12 MLA seats in BTR. Out of 12 MLA assembly constituencies, 6 are reserved for the Scheduled Tribe (ST) people.
The BTR district-wise MLA seats are detailed below:
- Kokrajhar district: Kokrjhar district under BTR has 3 MLA seats, the three MLA assembly constituencies of Kokrajhar district of Assam are shared below.
- Gossaigaon 28 No. LAC
- Kokrajhar East (ST) 30 No. LAC
- Kokrajhar West (ST) 29 No. LAC
- Chirang district: Chirang district under BTR has 2 MLA seats, the two MLA assembly constituencies of Chirang district of Assam are shared below.
- Sidli (ST) 31 No. LAC
- Bijni 33 No. LAC
- Baksa district: Baksa district under BTR has 3 MLA seats, the three MLA assembly constituencies of Baksa district of Assam are shared below.
- Tamulpur 58 No. LAC
- Barama (ST) 62 No.LAC
- Chapaguri (ST) 63 No. LAC
- Udalguri district: Udalguri district under BTR has 4 MLA seats, the three MLA assembly constituencies of Udalguri district of Assam are shared below.
- Panery 64 No. LAC
- Udalguri (ST) 69 No. LAC
- Majbat 70 No. LAC
- Kalaigaon 65 No. LAC
Assam Legislative Assembly Election 2021
The last Assam Assembly Election 2021 was held in three Phases 27 March, 1 and 6 April 2021. The result was declared on 2 May 2021. Bodo candidates from the BTR contested in the MLA election from different political parties like UPPL, BPF, BJP, INC, and a few independently. Boro candidates won a total of 11 MLA seats in the 2021 Assam legislative assembly election from Bodoland. They are:
- 7 Bodo MLAs won from UPPL party
- 3 Bodo MLAs won from BPF party
- 2 Bodo MLA from BJP party
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List of the Bodo MLA in BTR (2021-26 Term)
There are 12 MLA constituencies in Bodoland, 3 in Kokrjahar, 2 in Chirang, 3 in Baksa, and 4 in Udalguri. Out of 12 MLA seats in BTC, 11 MLA are from the Bodo community. Following is the list of the Boro MLA in BTR, along with their name, constituency, district and Political Party.
The following are the Boro MLAs of Assam from the BTR region.
| Sl. No | Name | Constituency | District | Political Party |
| 1 | Jiron Basumatary | Gossaigaon | Kokrajhar | UPPL |
| 2 | Rabiram Narzary | Kokrajhar West (ST) | Kokrajhar | BPF |
| 3 | Lawrence Islary | Kokrajhar East | Kokrajhar | UPPL |
| 4 | Jayanta Basumatary | Sidli (ST) | Chirang | UPPL |
| 5 | Ajoy Kumar Roy | Bijni | Chirang | BJP |
| 6 | Jolen Daimary | Tamulpur | Baksa | UPPL |
| 7 | Bhupen Baro | Barama (ST) | Baksa | UPPL |
| 8 | Urkhao Gwra Brahma | Chapaguri (ST) | Baksa | UPPL |
| 9 | Biswajit Daimary | Panery | Udalguri | BJP |
| 10 | Gobinda Chandra Basumatary | Udalguri (ST) | Udalguri | UPPL |
| 11 | Charan Boro | Majbat | Udalguri | BPF |
| 12 | Durga Das Boro | Kalaigaon | Udalguri | BPF |
Note:
- MLA Ajoy Kumar Roy from Bijni LAC in Chirang district from BJP party is only the non-Bodo candidate.
- Some part of the Kalaigon constituency falls under the Udalguri district and Mangaldoi district. The MLA Durga Das Boro from BPF party won the MLA seats in Kalaigaon constituency, we have included the same in the Udalguri district.
- MLA Shri Urkhao Gwra Brahma from Chapaguri (ST) LAC in Baksa district is being inducted as Cabinet Minister from UPPL political Party out of 11 MLAs from Bodos. He is now both MLA and Minister.
- MLA Biswajit Daimary from Panery LAC in UDalguri from BJP party is inducted as the Speaker of Assam Legislative Assembly.
Bypoll Election 2021
COVID 19 took the lives of 2 MLAs of BTR in 2021. These two MLAs were MLA Majendra Narzary from the Gossaigaon constituency and MLA Leho Ram Boro from the Tamulpur constituency.
Because of the sudden death of the MLAs, a by-election was conducted on 30 October 2021, and the result was declared on 2 November 2021.
- Shri Jiron Basumatary won the MLA seat from Gossaigon LAC in the by-election.
- Sri Jolen Daimary won the MLA seat from Tamulpur LAC in the by-election.
Other Bodo MLAs from Assam
Bodo community members also contest the MLA election outside the BTR area. The list of Boro people who won the MLA seat in the other LAC of Assam outside the BTR is shared below.
- INC Candidate Shri Jadab Swargiary won from the Dudhnai (ST) 36 No. LAC under Goalpara district.
List of Bodo MLAs from Bodoland (till date)
Some Lesser Known Facts about the MLAs from the Boro community.
- Rupnath Brahma is the first Bodo MLA and Minister from the Bodo community. He contested from the Indian National Congress (INC) party at 31 Sidli LAC, reserved for ST and won twice in 1951 and 1962.
- Pramila Rani Brahma is the longest-serving Bodo MLA from the Bodo community. She has been elected six times from the 30 Kokrajhar East LAC, reserved for ST from 1991 to 2016.
- Rekha Rani Das Boro is the first Bodo woman MLA from the Bodo community. She was elected to MLA in 1985, thus making her the first. She won again in 1996. Both her win came from the 62 Barama LAC, reserved for ST.
List of Bodo MLA from 28 No Gossaigaon LAC
| Name of the MLA | Year of the Election | Political Party |
| Jiron Basumaary | 2021 (By-Election) | UPPL |
| Majendra Narzary | 2006, 2011, 2016, 2021 | BPF |
| Tajendra Narzary | 1991, 1996 | IND, AGP |
List of Bodo MLA from 29 No Kokrajhar West LAC
| Name of the MLA | Year of the Election | Political Party |
| Rabiram Narzary | 2021, 2016 | BPF |
| Pradip Kumar Brahma | 2011 | BPF |
| Parameswar Brahma | 2006, 1991 | IND |
| Hemendra Nath Brahma | 2001, 1996 | IND |
| Amrit Lal Basumatary | 1985 | INC (Socialist) |
| Ranendra Narayan Basumatary | 1983, 1978, 1967 | INC |
| Charan Narzary | 1972 | PTC |
List of Bodo MLA from 30 No Kokrajhar East (ST) LAC
| Name of the MLA | Year of the Election | Political Party |
| Lawrence Islary | 2021 | UPPL |
| Pramila Rani Brahma | 2016, 2011 | BPF |
| Pramila Rani Brahma | 2006, 2001, 1996, 1991 | IND |
| Charan Narzary | 1985 | PTC |
| Dambarudhar Brahma | 1983 | INC |
| Samar Brahma Choudhury | 1978 | PTC |
List of Bodo MLA from 31 No Sidli (ST) LAC
| Name of the MLA | Year of the Election | Political Party |
| Joyanta Basumatary | 2021 | UPPL |
| Chandan Brahma | 2016, 2011, 2006 | BPF IND |
| Matindra Basumatary | 2001 | IND |
| Andrias Hajoary | 1996 | IND |
| Khiren Borgoyary | 1991 | IND |
| Janendra Basumatary | 1985 | PTC |
| Luis Islari | 1983 | INC |
| Panchanan Brahma | 1978 | PTC |
| Uttam Brahma | 1972, 1967 | INC |
| Rupnath Brahma | 1962, 1951 | INC |
List of Bodo MLA from 33 No Bijni LAC
| Name of the MLA | Year of the Election | Political Party |
| Kamal Sing Narzary | 2016, 2011, 2006 | BPF |
| Romio Brahma | 2001 | INC |
| Rohini Basumatary | 1996 | INC |
| Kamal Brahma | 1991 | INC |
| Ganesh Bora | 1985 | PTC |
| Padmalochan Boro | 1983 | INC |
List of Bodo MLA from 58 No Tamulpur LAC
| Name of the MLA | Year of the Election | Political Party |
| Jolen Daimary | 2021 (Bypoll) | UPPL |
| Leho Ram Boro | 2021 (Incumbent) | UPPL |
| Emmanuel Moshahary | 2016, 2011 | BPF |
| Chandi Basumatary | 2006 | INC |
| Biswajit Daimary | 2001 | INC |
| Derhagra Moshahary | 1996, 1991 | INC |
| Bhaben Narzinary | 1985 | INC |
List of Bodo MLA from 62 No Barama (ST) LAC
| Name of the MLA | Year of the Election | Political Party |
| Bhupen Baro | 2021 | UPPL |
| Maneswar Brahma | 2016, 2011, 2006 | BPF IND |
| Rekha Rani Das Boro | 1996, 1985 | AGP IND |
| Alit Chandra Boro | 1978 | PTC |
List of Bodo MLA from 63 No Chapaguri (ST) LAC
| Name of the MLA | Year of the Election | Political Party |
| Urkhao Gwra Brahma | 2021 | UPPL |
| Thaneswar Basumatary | 2016 | BPF |
| Hitesh Basumatary | 2011 | BPF |
| Thaneswar Basumatary | 2006 | IND |
| Tijen Basumatary | 2001 | IND |
| Jagmohan Basmatary | 1996 | IND |
| Suren Swargiary | 1991, 1985 | AGP, IND |
List of Bodo MLA from 64 No Panery LAC
| Name of the MLA | Year of the Election | Political Party |
| Biswajit Daimary | 2021 | BJP |
| Kamali Basumatari | 2016, 2011, 2006, 2001 | BPF INC |
| Karendra Basumatari | 1991 | INC |
| Durga Das Boro | 1985 | INC |
List of Bodo MLA from 60 No Udalguri (ST) LAC
| Name of the MLA | Year of the Election | Political Party |
| Gobinda Chandra Basumatary | 2021 | UPPL |
| Rihon Daimary | 2016, 2011 2006, 2001 | BPF IND |
| Deva Kanta Ramchiary | 1996 | IND |
| Jaman Singh Brahma | 1991 | INC |
| Binoy Kumar Basumtary | 1983,1978 | PTC |
List of Bodo MLA from 70 No Majbat LAC
| Name of the MLA | Year of the Election | Political Party |
| Charan Boro | 2021, 2016 | BPF |
| Rakheswar Brahma | 2011 | BPF |
| Karendra Basumatary | 2006, 2001 | IND |
List of Bodo MLA from 65 No Kalaigaon LAC
| Name of the MLA | Year of the Election | Political Party |
| Durga Das Boro | 2021 | BPF |
| Maheswar Baro | 2016, 2006 | BPF, IND |
| Nathu Boro | 2001 | IND |
| Jew Ram Boro | 1991 | IND |
Abbreviation Used
- LAC= Legislative Assembly Constituency
- MLA=Member of Legislative Assemly
- ST= Scheduled Tribes
- BPF= Bodoland People’s Front
- UPPL= United People’s Party Liberal
- PTC= Plain Tribals Council of Assam
- BJP= Bharatiya Janata Party
- INC= Indian National Congress
- IND=Independent
- AGP= Asom Gana Paraishad
- INC= Indian National Congress
FAQs
1. How many MLA are there in Bodoland ?
There are 11 MLA in Bodoland.
2. How many MLA seats are there in BTC Assam ?
BTC Assam has four districts namely, Kokrajhar, Chirang, Baksa, and Udalguri. These 4 districts of BTC Assam has 11 MLA seats in total.
3. How many Cabinet Minister in Assam legislative Assembly from Bodoland ?
There is only Cabinet Minister in Assam Legislative Assembly from Bodoland .