Jintur (Vidhan Sabha constituency)

Jintur (Vidhan Sabha constituency) is one of 288 assembly constituencies of the Maharashtra state of India. It comes under Parbhani (Lok Sabha constituency) for the Indian general elections.

This constituency includes Jintur and Sailu tehsils.

The current member of the legislative assembly (MLA) from this constituency is Meghana Bordikar[1] of the Bhartiya Janata Party who defeated Vijay Bhamble of the Nationalist Congress Party by vote margin of 3,717.[1]

References

"Jintur Vidhan Sabha". elections. Retrieved 15 May 2015.

Vidhan Sabha constituencies of Maharashtra

Current

A: Achalpur; Aheri; Ahmednagar City; Ahmedpur; Airoli; Akkalkot; Akkalkuwa; Akola East; Akola West; Akole; Akot; Alibag; Amalner; Ambegaon; Ambernath; Amgaon; Amravati; Andheri East; Andheri West; Anushakti Nagar; Arjuni-Morgaon; Armori; Arni; Arvi; Ashti; Aurangabad Central; Aurangabad East; Aurangabad West; Ausa
B: Badnapur; Badnera; Baglan; Balapur; Ballarpur; Baramati; Barshi; Basmath; Beed; Belapur; Bhandara; Bhandup West; Bhiwandi East; Bhiwandi Rural; Bhiwandi West; Bhokar; Bhokardan; Bhor; Bhosari; Bhusawal; Boisar; Borivali; Bramhapuri; Buldhana; Byculla
C: Chalisgaon; Chandgad; Chandivali; Chandrapur; Chandwad; Charkop; Chembur; Chikhali; Chimur; Chinchwad; Chiplun; Chopda; Colaba
D: Dahanu; Dahisar; Dapoli; Daryapur; Daund; Deglur; Deolali; Deoli, Maharashtra; Dhamangaon Railway; Dharavi; Dhule City; Dhule Rural; Digras; Dindori; Dindoshi; Dombivali
E: Erandol
G: Gadchiroli; Gangakhed; Gangapur; Georai; Ghansawangi; Ghatkopar East; Ghatkopar West; Gondiya; Goregaon; Guhagar
H: Hadapsar; Hadgaon; Hinganghat; Hingna; Hingoli
I: Igatpuri; Indapur; Islampur
J: Jalgaon; Jalgaon City; Jalgaon Rural; Jalna; Jamner; Jat; Jintur; Jogeshwari East; Junnar
K: Kagal; Kaij; Kalamnuri; Kalina; Kalwan; Kalyan; Kalyan East; Kalyan Rural; Kalyan West; Kamthi; Kandivali East; Kankavli; Kannad; Karad North; Karad South; Karanja; Karjat; Karjat Jamkhed; Karmala; Kasba Peth; Katol; Khadakwasala; Khamgaon; Khanapur; Khed Alandi; Kinwat; Kolhapur North; Kolhapur South; Kopargaon; Kopri-Pachpakhadi; Koregaon; Kothrud; Kudal; Kurla
L: Latur City; Latur Rural; Loha
M: Madha; Magathane; Mahad; Mahim; Majalgaon; Malabar Hill; Malad West; Malegaon Central; Malegaon Outer; Malkapur; Malshiras; Man; Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar; Maval; Mehkar; Melghat; Mira Bhayandar; Miraj; Mohol; Morshi; Mukhed; Muktainagar; Mulund; Mumbadevi; Mumbra-Kalwa; Murbad; Murtizapur
N: Nagpur Central; Nagpur East; Nagpur North; Nagpur South; Nagpur South West; Nagpur West; Naigaon; Nalasopara; Nanded North; Nanded South; Nandgaon; Nandurbar; Nashik Central; Nashik East; Nashik West; Navapur; Nevasa; Nilanga; Niphad
O: Osmanabad; Ovala-Majiwada
P: Pachora; Paithan; Palghar; Palus-Kadegaon; Pandharpur; Panvel; Paranda; Parbhani; Parli; Parner; Partur; Parvati; Patan; Pathri; Pen; Phaltan; Phulambri; Pimpri; Pulgaon; Pune Cantonment; Purandar; Pusad
R: Radhanagari; Rahuri; Rajapur; Rajura; Ralegaon; Ramtek; Ratnagiri; Raver; Renapur; Risod
S: Sakoli; Sakri; Sangamner; Sangli; Satara; Savner; Sawantwadi; Shahada; Shahapur; Shevgaon; Shirala; Shirdi; Shirol; Shirpur; Shirur; Shivadi; Shivajinagar; Shrigonda; Shrirampur; Shrivardhan; Sillod; Sindkhed Raja; Sindkheda; Sinnar; Sion Koliwada; Solapur City Central; Solapur City North; Solapur South
T: Tasgaon-Kavathe Mahankal; Teosa; Thane; Tirora; Tuljapur; Tumsar
U: Udgir; Ulhasnagar; Umarga; Umarkhed; Umred; Uran
V: Vadgaon Sheri; Vaijapur; Vandre East; Vandre West; Vasai; Versova; Vikhroli; Vikramgad; Vile Parle
W: Wadala; Wai; Wani; Wardha; Warora; Washim; Worli
Y: Yavatmal; Yevla

Defunct Vidhan Sabha Seats in Maharashtra

Goregaon-Vidarbha

Khanapur Atpadi

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