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Bombay Central South Constituency, Maharashtra Loksabha Election 1971 Results, MP, Voters, Political Parties Data

April 11, 2019April 3, 2019 by M Prakash

Constituency Name: Bombay Central South

RESULT
	PARTY		CANDIDATE	VOTES
Winner	:	INC	KADER ABDUL SALEDBNOY	164199
Runner up :		SHS	SHANKAR DATTATRAY PRADHAN	74206
MARGIN	:	89993 ( 27.00% of Total Valid Votes )

DATES
POLLING		COUNTING	DECLARATION OF RESULT
	3/1/1971

POLLING STATIONS
NUMBER :			AVERAGE ELECTORS PER POLLING STATION :

VOTES
1. POLLED	338356	( 62.96% of Total Electors)
2. VALID	333368
3. REJECTED	4988	( 1.47% of Total Votes Polled)
4. MISSING	0
5. TENDERED	0

I. CANDIDATES	MALE	FEMALE	TOTAL
1. NOMINATED	10	1	11
2. REJECTED	0	0	0
3. WITHDRAWN	3	1	4
4. CONTESTED	7	0	7
5. FORFEITED DEPOSIT	5	0	5

II. ELECTORS
1. GENERAL	349737	187653	537390
2. SERVICE	0	0	0
3. TOTAL	349737	187653	537390

III. ELECTORS WHO VOTED
1. GENERAL	221087	117269	338356
2. POSTAL	0	0	0
3. TOTAL	221087	117269	338356

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Shri Abdul Kader Salebhoy Member of Parliament (MP) from Bombay Central South (Maharashtra) Biodata

February 6, 2019December 28, 2018 by M Prakash

Name of Member: Shri Abdul Kader Salebhoy

Political Party: Congress

Constituency & State: Bombay Central South (Maharashtra)

Lok Sabha Experience: 5

Fifth Lok Sabha

Members Bioprofile

SALEBHOY, SHRI ABDUL KADER, (Cong.) Maharashtra-Bombay Central-South—1971, Son of Shri Kadar; b. on May 4, 1913; m. Smt. Rubab, November 26, 1945; 1 d.; Social Worker; left studies in 1930 to join Satyagraha; imprisoned thrice, during 1930, 1932 and 1943; President, Mandvi Congress Committee, 1942; Vice-President, Bombay Pradesh Congress Committee since 1970; Member, Bombay Provincial Congress Committee; elected to the Bombay Municipal Corporation for three terms, 1939-48, 1948-52 and 1954-57; Chairman, (i) Schools Committee, 1945-46 and (ii) Standing Committee, 1949-50; elected as Leader of the Congress Municipal Party, 1954; elected Mayor of Bombay, 1956-57; instrumental in starting a permanent “Mayor’s Fund” for helping sufferers of natural calamities all over India; elected to Bombay Legislative Assembly, 1952 and 1957; elected to Maharashtra Legislative Assembly, 1962; Chief Whip of the Congress Party in State Legislature, 1960-62; Minister of Prohibition and Wakf, Maharashtra, 1962; resigned under “Party before Power” scheme; visited Saudi Arabia as a Member of the “Fact Finding Commission” concerning facilities for Hajis; Indian Delegate to the Anti-Atomic and Hydrogen Bomb Conference at Tokyo and Hiroshima, 1964; led Indian Delegation at a Symposium held by the United Nations on Racial Discrimination at Younde, Cameroun, Africa, 1971.

Social activities: Worked in Trade Union Movement and also in Co-operative movement; President and Secretary of different Co-operative Societies such as Housing, Hand-made paper, etc.; President, (i) Kashmir Committee, Bombay and (ii) Indo-G.D.R. Friendship Association; Chairman, (i) Bharat Yuvak Samaj since 1959, (ii) Indo-Nepal Friendship Association since 1956 and (iii) Freedom Fighters’ Association, Bombay; Secretary, All-Party Kashmir Committee, Bombay; Member, Port Haj Committee for several years; Convener, Freedom Fighters Convention, Bombay, 1966.

Hobbies: Reading and sports.

Favourite pastime and recreation: Playing cards.

Special interest: Uplift of villages in Aurangabad District.

Sports: Cricket and swimming.

Travels abroad: China, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, U.A.R., Kuwait, Bahrain, German Democratic Republic and many European Asian and African countries.

Permanent address: H. No. 17, Rehmat Manzil, Veer Nariman Road, Bombay-20, Maharashtra.

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Shri Vithal Balkrishna Gandhi Member of Parliament (MP) from Bombay Central South (Maharashtra) Biodata

January 17, 2019December 24, 2018 by M Prakash

Name of Member: Shri Vithal Balkrishna Gandhi

Political Party: Congress

Constituency & State: Bombay Central South (Maharashtra)

Lok Sabha Experience: 1,3

Third Lok Sabha

Members Bioprofile

GANDHI, SHRI V. B., M.A. (Columbia), Cong., (Maharashtra—Bombay Central South—1962): S. of Shri Balkrishna Gandhi; B. Ratnagiri, November 11, 1896; ed. at University of Bombay and Columbia University, New York; m. Shrimati Susheelabai, December 22, 1929; 1 S. and 1 D.; Businessman; Councillor, Bombay Municipal Corporation, 1939—52; Fellow, University of Bombay, 1947—52, and late professor of Economics, Ramnarain Ruia College, Bombay; Member, First Lok Sabha, 1952—57 and Chairman of its Public Accounts Committee, 1955—57; Member, Central Pay Commission, 1957—59; Chairman, Deccan Merchants Cooperative Bank Ltd.

Hobby: Photography.

Favourite pastime and recreation: Hiking and swimming.

Special interest: Economics.

Club: National Sports Club of India.

Travels abroad: U.S.A., Japan and the continent.

Permanent address: 22, Perry Cross Road, Bandra, Bombay-50.

[Voting results at the Election:

Electorate: 5,04,577

Shri V. B. Gandhi . . 1,36,469

Shri S. A. Dange . . 97,891

Shri B.C. Kamble . . 47,462

Shri M. V. Jayakar . . 20,899].

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Shri Shripad Amrit Dange Member of Parliament (MP) from Bombay Central South (Maharashtra) Biodata

January 14, 2019December 24, 2018 by M Prakash

Name of Member: Shri Shripad Amrit Dange

Political Party: Communist Party

Constituency & State: Bombay Central South (Maharashtra)

Lok Sabha Experience: 2,4

4th Lok Sabha
Members Bioprofile

DANGE, SHRI S. A., Comm., (Maharashtra-Bombay Central South, 1967): s. of Shri Amrit Raghunath Dange; b. at Bombay, October 10, 1899 ; m. Shrimati Ushabai Dange, August 5, 1927; 2 d.; Social and Political Worker; left studies and Joined non-cooperative movement in 1920; was Editor “Socialist” (Publish Weekly), 1922-24; Member, Bombay Legislative Assembly, 1946-51; spent about sixteen years in jail in connection, inter alia, with the Kanpur Conspiracy Case (1924-27), Meerut Conspiracy Case (1929-35) anti-war activities (1939-43) and Bombay State Linguistic Agitation (1956); Founder-Member of the Communist Movement in India from 1922 onwards; Founder-Member of A.I.T.U.C., 1920; Member, Second Lok Sabha, 1957-62.

Favourite pastime and recreation: Cricket.

Special interests: History and economics.

Publications: Gandhi vs. Lenin, Hell Found, Literature and People, India-From Primitive Communism to Slavery.

Travels abroad: All over Europe, including U.S.S.R., China.

Permanent address: Kohinoor Road, Dadar, Bombay-14.

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