9th Orissa Legislative Assembly

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9th Orissa Legislative Assembly
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Overview
Meeting placeOdisha Vidhan Saudha, Bhubaneshwar, Orissa, India
Term9 March 1985 – 3 March 1990
Election1985
GovernmentIndian National Congress
OppositionJanata Party
Websiteodishaassembly.nic.in
Orissa Legislative Assembly
Members147
GovernorBishambhar Nath Pande
Saiyid Nurul Hasan
Yagya Dutt Sharma
SpeakerPrasanna Kumar Dash, INC
Deputy SpeakerChintamani Dyan Samantra, INC
Leader of the House
(Chief Minister)		Janaki Ballabh Patnaik, INC
Hemananda Biswal, INC
Leader of OppositionBiju Patnaik, JP
Party controlIndian National Congress (117/147)
11 Sessions with 188 Sittings
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The Ninth Orissa Legislative Assembly was convened after 1985 Orissa Legislative Assembly election. Indian National Congress led by Janaki Ballabh Patnaik came to power again after winning in landslide 117 seats.[1][2]

House Composition

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Time Period Strength INC JP CPI BJP IND
Assembly Begins 147 117 21 1 1 7
Assembly Disolves 138 111 19 1 1 6

Office Bearers

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Post Portrait Name Tenure Party
Governor File:Bishambhar Nath Pande.jpg Bishambhar Nath Pande Assembly Begins 20 November 1988 N/A
File:Saiyid Nurul Hasan 16 (cropped).jpg Saiyid Nurul Hasan
(Additional Charge) 		20 November 1988 20 March 1989
Saiyid Nurul Hasan 20 March 1989 6 February 1990
File:Yagya Dutt Sharma.jpg Yagya Dutt Sharma 7 February 1990 Assembly Dissolves
Speaker File:Prasanna Kumar Dash.jpg Prasanna Kumar Dash
MLA from Baripada 		14 March 1985 9 March 1990 Indian National Congress
Deputy Speaker Chintamani Dyan Samantra
MLA from Chikiti 		18 March 1985 3 March 1990 Indian National Congress
Leader of the House
(Chief Minister)
Leader of INC Legislature Party 		File:J B Pattnaik, Governor of Assam.jpg Janaki Ballabh Patnaik
MLA from Athgarh 		10 March 1985 7 December 1989 Indian National Congress
File:Hemananda-Biswal.jpg Hemananda Biswal
MLA from Laikera 		7 December 1989 5 March 1990 Indian National Congress
Leader of Opposition
Leader of JP Legislature Party 		File:Biju-Patnaik.jpg Biju Patnaik
MLA from Bhubaneswar 		22 March 1985 3 March 1990 Janata Party
Pro tem Speaker Shraddhakar Supakar
MLA from Sambalpur 		13 March 1985 3 March 1985 Indian National Congress

Council of Ministers

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Second Janaki Ballabh Patnaik ministry

First Hemananda Biswal ministry

Members of Legislative Assembly

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Source
District AC. No. Constituency Member Party Remarks
Mayurbhanj 1 Karanjia (ST) Karunakar Naik Indian National Congress
2 Jashipur (ST) Sambhunath Naik Independent
3 Bahalda (ST) Bhagey Gobardhan Janata Party Resigned on December 1989 on his election to 9th Lok Sabha
Vacant (Since 7 December 1989)
4 Rairangpur (ST) Bhabendra Nath Majhi Indian National Congress Expired on 3 March 1986
Chaitanya Prasad Majhi Janata Party Won in 1986 Bypoll
5 Bangriposi (ST) Kangoi Singh Indian National Congress
6 Kuliana (ST) Saraswati Hembram Indian National Congress
7 Baripada Prasanna Kumar Dash Indian National Congress
8 Baisinga (ST) Pruthunath Kisku Indian National Congress
9 Khunta (ST) Biram Murmu Indian National Congress
10 Udala (ST) Ramaneswar Madhei Indian National Congress
Baleshwar 11 Bhograi Umarani Patra Indian National Congress
12 Jaleswar Judisthir Jena Indian National Congress
13 Basta Bhupal Chandra Mahapatra Indian National Congress
14 Balasore Gopanarayan Das Indian National Congress
15 Soro Jadunath Das Mohapatra Indian National Congress
16 Simulia Padma Lochan Panda Indian National Congress
17 Nilgiri Sukumar Nayak Indian National Congress
18 Bhandaripokhari (SC) Panchanan Mandal Indian National Congress
19 Bhadrak Jugal Kishore Pattanayak Indian National Congress
20 Dhamnagar Jagannath Rout Indian National Congress
21 Chandbali (SC) Netrananda Malik Indian National Congress
22 Basudevpur Madhu Sadan Panigrahi Indian National Congress
Cuttack 23 Sukinda Sarata Rout Indian National Congress
24 Korai Ramachandra Khuntia Indian National Congress
25 Jajpur (SC) Jagannath Mallick Janata Party
26 Dharamsala Kangali Charan Panda Indian National Congress
27 Barchana Sitakanta Mahapatra Indian National Congress
28 Bari-Derabisi Srikant Kumar Jena Janata Party Resigned on December 1989 on his election to 9th Lok Sabha
Vacant (Since 7 December 1989)
29 Binjharpur (SC) Nabakishore Mallick Indian National Congress
30 Aul Olagobinda Nayak Indian National Congress
31 Patamundai (SC) Ganeswar Behera Indian National Congress
32 Rajnagar Nalinikanta Mohanty Janata Party
33 Kendrapara Bhagabat Prasad Mohanty Indian National Congress
34 Patkura Bijoy Mohapatra Janata Party
35 Tirtol Nityananda Samntaray Indian National Congress
36 Ersama Krushna Chandra Swain Indian National Congress
37 Balikuda Jyotish Chandra Das Indian National Congress
38 Jagatsinghpur (SC) Kailash Chandra Mallik Indian National Congress
39 Kissannagar Batakrishna Jena Indian National Congress
40 Mahanga S. K. Matlub Ali Indian National Congress
41 Salepur (SC) Mayadhar Sethi Indian National Congress
42 Gobindpur Trilochan Kanungo Independent Resigned on 15 September 1989.
Vacant (Since 15 September 1989)
43 Cuttack Sadar Dola Gobind Pradhan Indian National Congress
44 Cuttack City Sayad Mustafiz Ahemad Janata Party
45 Choudwar Rasananda Sahu Indian National Congress
46 Banki Akshaya Kumar Pattanaik Indian National Congress
47 Athgarh Janaki Ballabh Patnaik Indian National Congress
48 Baramba Lalit Mohan Mohanty Indian National Congress
Puri 49 Balipatna (SC) Raghab Chandra Seth Indian National Congress
50 Bhubaneswar Biju Patnaik Janata Party
51 Jatni Suresh Kumar Routray Indian National Congress
52 Pipli Pradeep Maharathy Janata Party
53 Nimapara (SC) Rabindra Kumar Sethy Indian National Congress
54 Kakatpur Surendra Nath Naik Janata Party
55 Satyabadi Rabindra Kumar Das Indian National Congress
56 Puri Braja Kishore Tripathy Janata Party
57 Brahmagiri Gangadhar Mohapatra Indian National Congress
58 Chilka Debendranath Manasingh Indian National Congress
59 Khurda Janaki Ballabh Patnaik Indian National Congress Elected from two seats, Resigned.
Prasanna Kumar Patasani Independent Won in 1985 Bypoll.
60 Begunia Kailash Chandra Mohapatra Indian National Congress
61 Ranpur Ramakanta Mishra Indian National Congress
62 Nayagarh Bhagabat Behera Janata Party
63 Khandapara Bibhuti Bhusan Singh Mardaraj Indian National Congress
64 Daspalla Harihar Karan Indian National Congress
Ganjam 65 Jaganathprasad (SC) Damburudhar Sethi Indian National Congress
66 Bhanjanagar Umakanta Misra Indian National Congress
67 Suruda Sarat Chandra Panda Indian National Congress
68 Aska Raghaba Parida Indian National Congress
69 Kabisuryanagar Radha Govinda Sahu Indian National Congress
70 Kodala Ram Krushna Patnaik Janata Party
71 Khallikote V. Sugnana Kumari Deo Janata Party
72 Chatrapur Ashok Kumar Choudhury Indian National Congress
73 Hinjili Udayanath Nayak Indian National Congress
74 Gopalpur (SC) Ghana Syama Behere Indian National Congress
75 Berhampur Sibasankar Sahani Indian National Congress
76 Chikiti Chintamani Dyan Samantara Indian National Congress
77 Mohana Sarat Kumar Jena Indian National Congress
78 Ramagiri (ST) Haladhar Karji Independent
79 Parlakhemundi Trinath Sahu Indian National Congress
Koraput 80 Gunupur (ST) Bhagirathi Gomango Indian National Congress
81 Bissam-cuttack (ST) Dambaru Dhar Ulaka Indian National Congress
82 Rayagada (ST) Ulaka Rama Chandra Indian National Congress
83 Lakshmipur (ST) Anantaram Majhi Indian National Congress
84 Pottangi (ST) Chandrama Santha Indian National Congress
85 Koraput Nrushimananda Brahma Indian National Congress
86 Malkangiri (SC) Nadiabasi Biswas Independent
87 Chitrakonda (ST) Gangadhar Madi Indian National Congress
88 Kotpad (ST) Basudev Majhi Indian National Congress
89 Jeypore Gupta Prasad Das Indian National Congress
90 Nowrangpur Habibulla Khan Indian National Congress
91 Kodinga (ST) Bhogabati Pujari Indian National Congress
92 Dabugam (ST) Domburu Majhi Indian National Congress
93 Umarkote (ST) Parama Pujari Indian National Congress
Kalahandi 94 Nawapara Ghasi Ram Majhi Janata Party
95 Khariar Anup Singh Deo Indian National Congress
96 Dharamgarh (SC) Jugaram Behera Indian National Congress
97 Koksara Rahas Bihari Behera Indian National Congress
98 Junagarh Bikram Keshari Deo Janata Party
99 Bhawanipatna (SC) Bhakta Charan Das Janata Party Resigned on December 1989 on his election to 9th Lok Sabha
Vacant (Since 7 December 1989)
100 Narla (ST) Kumarmani Sabar Indian National Congress
101 Kesinga Bhupinder Singh Indian National Congress
Phulabani 102 Balliguda (ST) Laxmikanta Mallik Indian National Congress
103 Udayagiri (ST) Nagarjuna Pradhan Indian National Congress
104 Phulbani (SC) Abhimanyu Behera Indian National Congress
105 Boudh Sujit Kumar Padhi Indian National Congress
Balangir 106 Titilagarh (SC) Purna Chandra Mahananda Indian National Congress Expired on 18 May 1989.
Vacant (Since 18 May 1989)
107 Kantabanji Chaitanya Pradhan Independent
108 Patnagarh Sushil Kumar Prushty Indian National Congress
109 Saintala Radha Kanta Panda Indian National Congress
110 Loisingha Balgopal Mishra Independent Resigned on December 1989 on his election to 9th Lok Sabha
Vacant (Since 7 December 1989)
111 Bolangir Mahammad Mujafar Hussain Khan Indian National Congress
112 Sonepur (SC) Achyuta Biswal Indian National Congress
113 Binka Chitaranjan Mishra Indian National Congress
114 Birmaharajpur Kartika Prasad Taria Indian National Congress
Dhenkanal 115 Athmallik Amarnath Pradhan Indian National Congress
116 Angul Prafulla Misra Indian National Congress
117 Hindol (SC) Rabinarayan Naik Indian National Congress
118 Dhenkanal Nandini Satpathy Independent
119 Gondia Prafulla Kumar Bhanja Indian National Congress
120 Kamakhyanagar Prasan Pattanayak Bharatiya Janata Party
121 Pallahara Bibhudhendra Pratap Das Indian National Congress Resigned on 30 December 1989.
Vacant (Since 30 December 1989)
122 Talcher (SC) Bhajaman Behara Indian National Congress Disqualified under Anti Defection Law on 15 September 1989.
Vacant (Since 15 September 1989)
Sambalpur 123 Padampur Satyabhusan Sahu Indian National Congress
124 Melchhamunda Prakashchandra Debta Indian National Congress
125 Bijepur Nikunja Bihari Singh Janata Party
126 Bhatli (SC) Mohan Nag Indian National Congress
127 Bargarh Jadummani Pradhan Indian National Congress
128 Sambalpur Shraddhakar Supakar Indian National Congress
129 Brajarajnagar Prasannakumar Panda Communist Party of India
130 Jharsuguda Birendra Pandey Indian National Congress
131 Laikera (ST) Hemananda Biswal Indian National Congress
132 Kuchinda (ST) Jagateshwar Mirdha Indian National Congress
133 Rairakhol (SC) Abhimanyu Kumar Indian National Congress
134 Deogarh Raj Kishore Pradhan Indian National Congress Resigned on 30 December 1989.
Vacant (Since 30 December 1989)
Sundergarh 135 Sundargarh Bharatendra Sekher Deo Janata Party
136 Talsara (ST) Gajadhar Majhi Indian National Congress
137 Rajgangpur (ST) Mangala Kisan Janata Party
138 Biramitrapur (ST) Remish Kerketta Indian National Congress
139 Rourkela Dilip Ray Janata Party
140 Raghunathpali (ST) Frida Topno Indian National Congress
141 Bonai (ST) Basanta Kumar Singh Dandpat Indian National Congress
Keonjhar 142 Champua (ST) Dhanurjay Laguri Indian National Congress
143 Patna Hrushikesh Naik Indian National Congress
144 Keonjhar (ST) Chhotaray Majhi Janata Party
145 Telkoi (ST) Pranaballav Naik Indian National Congress
146 Ramchandrapur Niranjan Patnaik Indian National Congress
147 Anandapur (SC) Jayadev Jena Indian National Congress

Bypolls

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Source
Year Constituency Reason for by-poll Winning candidate Party
April 1985 Khurda Resignation of Janaki Ballabh Patnaik Prasanna Kumar Patasani Independent
November 1986 Rairangpur (ST) Death of Bhabendra Nath Majhi Chaitanya Prasad Majhi Janata Party

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