The Chief Election Commission on Sunday announced that the by-elections in 34 Assembly constituencies of 12 states will be held simultaneously with the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
The Lok Sabha elections will be held in seven phases from April 11 and the results will be announced on May 23, Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora announced on Sunday. Assembly polls will also be held simultaneously in Andhra Pradesh, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh and Odisha, making this one of the biggest electoral exercises of the country in decades.
Here is a detailed list of the 34 constituencies where the by-elections will be held:
1. Bihar - Dehri - May 19
2. Bihar - Nawada - April 11
3. Goa - Mandrem - April 23
4. Goa - Mapusa - April 23
5. Goa - Siroda - April 23
6. Gujarat - Unjha - April 23
7. Gujarat - Talala - April 23
8. Madhya Pradesh - Chhindwara - April 29
9. Maharashtra - Katol - April 11
10. Meghalaya - Selsella (ST) - April 11
11. Mizoram - Aizawl West-I(ST) - April 11
12. Nagaland - Aonglenden (ST) - April 11
13. Puducherry - Thattanchavady - April 18
14. Tamil Nadu - Poonamallee (SC) - April 23
15. Tamil Nadu - Perambur - April 23
16. Tamil Nadu - Thiruporur - April 23
17. Tamil Nadu - Sholingur - April 23
18. Tamil Nadu - Gudiyattham (SC) - April 23
19. Tamil Nadu - Ambur - April 23
20. Tamil Nadu - Hosur - April 23
21. Tamil Nadu - Pappireddippatti - April 23
22. Tamil Nadu - Harur (SC) - April 23
23. Tamil Nadu - Nilakkottai (SC) - April 23
24. Tamil Nadu - Thiruvarur - April 23
25. Tamil Nadu - Thanjavur - April 23
26. Tamil Nadu - Manamadurai (SC) - April 23
27. Tamil Nadu - Andipatti - April 23
28. Tamil Nadu - Periyakulam (SC) - April 23
29. Tamil Nadu - Sattur - April 23
30. Tamil Nadu - Paramakudi (SC)- April 23
31. Tamil Nadu - Vilathikulam- April 23
32. Uttar Pradesh - Nighasan - April 29
33. West Bengal - Krishnaganj (SC) - April 29
34. West Bengal - Uluberia Purba - May 6
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