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Political divisions of Wayanad

Coordinates:11°38′02″N75°59′31″E / 11.634°N 75.992°E /11.634; 75.992
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Map of Wayanad District

Wayanad District has four types of administrative hierarchies:

  • Taluk and Village administration managed by the provincial government of Kerala
  • Panchayath Administration managed by the local bodies
  • Parliament Constituencies for the federal government of India
  • Assembly Constituencies for the provincial government of Kerala

Administration of Wayanad

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District Headquarters:Kalpetta. District Collector, District Police Chief and District Judge are based at Kalpetta.

Taluks of Wayanad

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Taluks in Wayanad district

No. ofTaluks: 3

Assembly Seats

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No. of state Assembly Legislators: 3[1]

  • Kalpetta - Current MLA is Mr. C.K . Saseendran
  • Sulthan Bathery - Current MLA is Mr. I.C. Balakrishnan
  • Mananthavady - Current MLA is Mr.O.R.Kelu

Wayanad Parliament Constituency

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Wayanad Lok Sabha constituency is one of twentyLok Sabha (lower house of theParliament of India) constituencies inKerala state in southernIndia. Wayanad is a newly created constituency consisting of seven assembly constituency segments.

Assembly segments

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Wayanad Lok Sabha constituency is composed of the following assembly segments:

Members of Parliament

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  • 2009:M. I. Shanavas,Indian National Congress. In the General Elections 2009 to the 15th Lok Sabha, Shri M.I. Shanavas of INC won the Wayanad constituency. He defeated his nearest rival, Advocate M Rahmathulla of CPI by a margin of 153,439 votes. MI Shanavas secure 410,703 votes. M Rahmathulla secures 257,264 votes. K Muraleedharan of NCP secures 99,663 votes. MI Shanavas is a native of Neerettupuram, Alappuzha, and is KPCC general secretary. He entered politics through the Kerala Students Union and worked in the Youth Congress and Seva Dal. He was one of three leaders who rebelled against senior Congress leader K. Karunakaran and formed a third group. (The others were Ramesh Chennithala and G. Karthikeyan.) He contested unsuccessfully to Lok Sabha in 1999 and 2004. He also faced defeat in two assembly elections.

Indian general election, 2014

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2014 Indian general election :Wayanad
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
AAPAdv. P P A Sageer10,6841.16
Trinamool CongressSatheesh Chandran741
BSPVappan13170.14
BJPP R Rasmilnath80,7528.83%+4.98%
CPISathyan Mokeri356,16538.92%+7.69%
CPI(ML) Red StarSam P Mathew1222
IndependentP V Anwar37,1234.06
INCM I Shanavas377,03541.21%−8.65%
SDPIJaleel Neelambra14,3271.56
WPOIRamla Mampad12,6451.38
NOTA – 10,7351.17% –
Margin of victory20,8702.28%−16.35%
Turnout9,14,01573.28
INCholdSwing

See also

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Lok Sabha constituencies ofKerala
Current
Constituencies in Kerala for the Lok Sabha 2014. Numbers represent the constituency number noted in the table.
Defunct

11°38′02″N75°59′31″E / 11.634°N 75.992°E /11.634; 75.992

References

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  1. ^"Assembly Constituencies – Corresponding Districts and Parliamentary Constituencies"(PDF).Kerala. Election Commission of India. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 4 March 2009. Retrieved18 October 2008.
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