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Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee
President	Bosiram Siram
Chairman	Kumar Waii
Headquarters	Itanagar,Arunachal Pradesh
Youth wing	Arunachal Pradesh Youth Congress
Women's wing	Arunachal Pradesh Mahila Congress Committee
Ideology	Liberalism (Indian)
Political position	Centre
ECI Status	A State Unit ofIndian National Congress
Alliance	Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance
Seats in Rajya Sabha	0 / 1
Seats in Lok Sabha	0 / 2
Seats in Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly	1 / 60
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Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee (orArunachal PCC) is the state wing ofIndian National Congress serving inArunachal Pradesh. It is responsible for organizing and coordinating the party's activities and campaigns within the state, as well as selecting candidates for local, state, and national elections for all districts of Arunachal Pradesh. The current president of the Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee isBosiram Siram.^[1]

S.no	President	Portrait	Term
1.	Mukut Mithi		1999	2006	7 years
2.	Omem Moyong Deori		17 August 2006	19 December 2007	1 year, 124 days
3.	Nabam Tuki		19 December 2007	19 April 2012	4 years, 122 days
(1).	Mukut Mithi		19 April 2012	12 July 2014	2 years, 84 days
4.	Padi Richo		12 July 2014	14 March 2017	2 years, 245 days
5.	Takam Sanjoy		14 March 2017	31 July 2019	2 years, 139 days
(3).	Nabam Tuki		31 July 2019	18 June 2025	6 years, 198 days
6.	Bosiram Siram		18 June 2025	Incumbent	241 days

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Year	Party leader	Seats won	Change in seats	Outcome
1978	Tasso Grayu	0 / 30	New	Opposition
1980	Gegong Apang	13 / 30	13	Government
1984		21 / 30	8	Government
1990		37 / 60	16	Government
1995		43 / 60	6	Government
1999	Mukut Mithi	53 / 60	10	Government
2004	Gegong Apang	34 / 60	19	Government
2009	Dorjee Khandu	42 / 60	8	Government
2014	Nabam Tuki	42 / 60		Government, later Opposition
2019		4 / 60	38	Opposition
2024		1 / 60	3	Opposition

Lok Sabha Elections

Year	Lok Sabha	Seats contested	Seats won	(+/-) in seats	% of votes	Vote swing	Popular vote	Outcome
1977	6th	2	1 / 2		41.25%		20,909	Opposition
1980	7th	2	2 / 2	1	44.13%	2.88	76,600	Government
1984	8th	2	2 / 2		43.32%	0.81	98,131	Government
1989	9th	2	2 / 2		49.99%	6.67	1,36,541	Opposition
1991	10th	2	2 / 2		68.92%	18.93	1,79,824	Government
1996	11th	2	0 / 2	2	28.83%	40.09	84,615	Opposition
1998	12th	2	0 / 2		23.90%	4.93	78,564	Opposition
1999	13th	2	2 / 2	2	56.92%	33.02	2,42,275	Opposition
2004	14th	1	0 / 2	2	9.96%	46.96	38,341	Government
2009	15th	2	2 / 2	2	51.11%	41.15	2,55,866	Government
2014	16th	2	1 / 2	1	41.22%	9.89	2,46,084	Opposition
2019	17th	2	0 / 2		20.69%	20.53	1,34,888	Opposition
2024	18th	2	0 / 2		31.70%	11.01	2,19,839	Opposition

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