List of Constituency in Bodoland 2023: Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR) has 40 constituencies spread across four districts of the BTR area where the BTC election is conducted. The BTR district-wise constituency list is shared in this article.
BTC Election vs Constituency in Bodoland
The Bodoland region has been divided into many election constituencies based on area and population. There are 40 election constituencies in Bodoland meant for the BTC election. People of these constituencies elect their Member of Council Legislative Assembly (MCLA). Each constituency elects one MCLA, so there are 40 MCLAs in Bodoland elected through the BTC election. The Govt of Assam can nominate 6 MCLAs in the BTC government, so the total number of MCLAs in the BTR government is 46.
List of BTC constituency
If we look for the list of BTC constituency, then you’ll find that there are 40 constituencies in BTC, meaning there are 40 seats in BTC in the form of MCLA who forms the BTR government in the BTC council.
Check out the District-wise Constituencies in Bodoland (BTR)
The name of BTC constituency: Click on the link to explore the district-wise constituency name of the BTR.
- Kokrajhar Constituency for BTC Election = 12 constituencies
- Chirang Constituency for BTC Election = 7 constituencies
- Baksa Constituency for BTC Election = 11 constituencies
- Udalguri Constituency for BTC Election = 10 constituencies
BTC Election 2020: The new party came into power in the last BTC election held in 2020. The regional party, UPPL, in alliance with the central party BJP and regional party GSP, have formed the Government in BTR.
From the last BTC election in 2020, forty new BTC MCLAs were elected from the 40 constituencies of BTR, and the governor of Assam nominated 6 MCLAs to be part of the BTR government. Of these 46 MCLAs, few are nominated to the Executive Member of BTR. These EMs of BTR are given the power (departments) to run the administration of the BTR government. These EMs mainly comprises of
- 1 Chief Executive Member (CEM)
- 1 Deputy CEM
- 15 Executive Members
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Note: There is an announcement of increasing the number of Bodoland constituencies to 60 in BTR; it could be a reality in the next BTC election 2025. Also, the new Tamulpur district, which was created and temporarily ceased to exist, will be one among many reasons for the BTC constituencies increasing.
Kokrajhar Constituency for BTC Election
Kokrajhar Constituency for BTR Election: The Kokrajhar district represents the highest number of BTC constituencies in Bodoland. For the Bodoland Territorial Council Legislative Assembly election (BTCLA election), there are 12 constituencies in the Kokrajhar district. Out of 12 Kokrajhar constituencies for BTCLA, nine constituencies in Kokrajhar are reserved for the Scheduled Tribes (ST), two for Non-ST, and one for the Open category.
Following is the list of Kokrajhar constituencies for BTR election.
| Constituency Number | Constituency Name |
| 1 | Parbatjhora (ST) |
| 2 | Guma (Open) |
| 3 | Srirampur (Non ST) |
| 4 | Jamduar (ST) |
| 5 | Soraibil (ST) |
| 6 | Kachugaon (ST) |
| 7 | Fakiragram (Non ST) |
| 8 | Dotma (ST) |
| 9 | Banargaon (ST) |
| 10 | Debargaon (ST) |
| 11 | Baukhungri (ST) |
| 12 | Salakati (ST) |
Chirang Constituency for BTC Election
List of Chirang Constituency for BTR Election: The Chirang district has the lowest number of BTC constituencies in Bodoland. The Chirang district has seven constituencies for the Bodoland Territorial Council Legislative Assembly (BTCLA) election. Of these 7 BTCLA constituencies in the Chirang district, 6 are reserved for the Scheduled Tribes (ST) and one for the Open category.
Following is the list of Chirang constituencies for BTR election.
| Constituency Number | Constituency Name |
| 13 | Chirang (ST) |
| 14 | Chirang Duar (ST) |
| 15 | Kajalgaon (ST) |
| 16 | Nichima (ST) |
| 17 | Sobhaijhar (ST) |
| 18 | Manas Serfang (ST) |
| 19 | Thuribari (Open) |
Baksa Constituency for BTCLA
List of Baksa Constituency for BTC Election: The Baksa district represents the second highest number of BTC constituency in Bodoland. The Baksa district has eleven constituencies for the Bodoland Territorial Council Legislative Assembly (BTCLA) election. Out of these 11 BTCLA constituencies in the Baksa district, 8 of them are reserved for the Scheduled Tribes (ST), one for Non ST, and two for the Open category.
Following are the list of Baksa constituencies for BTR election.
| Constituency Number | Constituency Name |
| 20 | Mathanguri (Open) |
| 21 | Salbari (ST) |
| 22 | Koklabari (ST) |
| 23 | Dihira (Open) |
| 24 | Mushalpur (ST) |
| 25 | Baganpara (ST) |
| 26 | Darangajuli (ST) |
| 27 | Nagrijuli (Non ST) |
| 28 | Tamulpur (Goibari) (ST) |
| 29 | Suklai Serfang (ST) |
| 30 | Goreswar (ST) |
Udalguri Constituency for BTC Election
List of Udalguri Constituency for BTR Election: The Udalguri district is third in representing the number of BTC constituencies in Bodoland. The Udalguri district has ten constituencies for the Bodoland Territorial Council Legislative Assembly (BTCLA) election. Of these 10 BTCLA constituencies in the Udalguri district, 8 are reserved for the Scheduled Tribes (ST), one for Non-ST, and one for the Open category.
Following is the list of Udalguri constituencies for BTR election.
| Constituency Number | Constituency Name |
| 31 | Khoirabari (ST) |
| 32 | Bhergaon (ST) |
| 33 | Nonwi Serfang (Open) |
| 34 | Khaling Duar |
| 35 | Mwdwibari (Non-ST) |
| 36 | Horisinga |
| 37 | Dwhwnsri |
| 38 | Bhairabkunda (ST) |
| 39 | Suklai Serfang (ST) |
| 40 | Rowta (ST) |
FAQ about Constituency in Bodoland
1. How many Constituencies are there in Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR)?
There are 40 constituencies in Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR).
1. Kokrajhar district has 12 constituencies,
2. Baksa district has 11 constituencies,
3. Udalguri has 10 constituencies, and
4. Chirang has 7 constituencies.