Manipur Election 2022: Lilong Assembly Seat
Manipur Election: Lilong Assembly Constituency 2022
Lilong comes under the Thoubal district and it is one of the 60 Manipur Legislative Assembly Constituencies . People of Lilong voted for Manipur Assembly Election 2022 on March 3 and the result was declared on March 10.
In Manipur Assembly Election 2017, there were 31,182 registered voters for Lilong assembly seat, out of which 15,350 were male and 15,832 were female voters. 0.3% of voters opted for for the None of the Above (NOTA) option.
In the Manipur Legislative Assembly Election 2017, Lilong constituency had 6 candidates for assembly seat contention. Lilong was one of 28 seats won by the Indian National Congress. It was a close contest with Indian National Congress's Muhammad Abdul Nasir winning the election upstaging independent candidate Y. Antas Khan by a margin of just 1,268 votes.
The top three candidates split 98.2% of votes between them. Indian National Congress's Muhammad Abdul Nasir got a total of 10,765 votes, while independent candidate Y. Antas Khan secured 9,497 votes. Bharatiya Janata Party's candidate Md. Anwar Hussain grabbed the third spot with 8,456 votes. The top three parties got 36.8%, 32.5% and 28.9% respectively.
In Manipur Assembly election 2012, Indian National Congress's Md. Abdul Nasir outperformed independent candidate Md. Azizul Haque Khan by 3,957 votes.
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