13th Jammu and Kashmir Assembly

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The Thirteenth Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly was convened following the 2024 Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly election held in September and October 2024.

Office bearers

Office	Holder	Since
Speaker	Abdul Rahim Rather	4 November 2024
Leader of the House (Chief Minister)	Omar Abdullah^[1]	16 October 2024
Deputy Chief Minister	Surinder Kumar Choudhary	16 October 2024
Leader of the Opposition	Sunil Kumar Sharma	3 November 2024

Membership by party

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Membership by party in the 13th Jammu and Kashmir Assembly

The membership of the assembly by party is as follows:^[2]

Party		MLAs
Template:Party color cell	Jammu & Kashmir National Conference	41
Template:Party color cell	Bharatiya Janata Party	29
Template:Party color cell	Indian National Congress	6
Template:Party color cell	Jammu and Kashmir People's Democratic Party	4
Template:Party color cell	Aam Aadmi Party	1
Template:Party color cell	Communist Party of India (Marxist)	1
Template:Party color cell	Jammu and Kashmir Awami Ittehad Party	1
Template:Party color cell	Jammu and Kashmir People's Conference	1
Template:Party color cell	Independent	6
Template:Party color cell	Nominated	5
Total		95

Members of Legislative Assembly (MLA)

The membership of the assembly is as follows:^[3]

District	Constituency		Name	Party		Remarks
District	No.	Name	Name	Party		Remarks
Kupwara	1	Karnah	Javaid Ahmad Mirchal	Template:Party name with color
	2	Trehgam	Saifullah Mir	Template:Party name with color
	3	Kupwara	Mir Mohammad Fayaz	Template:Party name with color
	4	Lolab	Qaysar Jamshaid Lone	Template:Party name with color
	5	Handwara	Sajad Gani Lone	Template:Party name with color
	6	Langate	Khursheed Ahmed Sheikh	Template:Party color cell	AIP^[4]
Baramulla	7	Sopore	Irshad Rasool Kar	Template:Party name with color
	8	Rafiabad	Javid Ahmad Dar	Template:Party name with color	Cabinet Minister
	9	Uri	Sajjad Safi	Template:Party name with color
	10	Baramulla	Javid Hassan Baig	Template:Party name with color
	11	Gulmarg	Pirzada Farooq Ahmed Shah	Template:Party name with color
	12	Wagoora–Kreeri	Irfan Hafiz Lone	Template:Party name with color
	13	Pattan	Javaid Riyaz	Template:Party name with color
Bandipora	14	Sonawari	Hilal Akbar Lone	Template:Party name with color
	15	Bandipora	Nizam Uddin Bhat	Template:Party name with color
	16	Gurez (ST)	Nazir Ahmed Khan	Template:Party name with color
Ganderbal	17	Kangan (ST)	Mian Mehar Ali	Template:Party name with color
Ganderbal	18	Ganderbal	Omar Abdullah	Template:Party name with color	Chief Minister
Srinagar	19	Hazratbal	Salman Sagar	Template:Party name with color
	20	Khanyar	Ali Mohammad Sagar	Template:Party name with color
	21	Habba Kadal	Shamim Firdous	Template:Party name with color
	22	Lal Chowk	Sheikh Ahsan Ahmed	Template:Party name with color
	23	Chanapora	Mushtaq Guroo	Template:Party name with color
	24	Zadibal	Tanvir Sadiq	Template:Party name with color
	25	Eidgah	Mubarik Gul	Template:Party name with color
	26	Central Shalteng	Tariq Hameed Karra	Template:Party name with color
Budgam	27	Budgam	Omar Abdullah	Template:Party name with color	Resigned on 21 October 2024^[5]
	27	Budgam	Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi	Template:Party name with color	Elected in by-election
	28	Beerwah	Shafi Ahmad Wani	Template:Party name with color
	29	Khan Sahib	Saif Ud Din Bhat	Template:Party name with color
	30	Charari Sharief	Abdul Rahim Rather	Template:Party name with color	Speaker
	31	Chadoora	Ali Mohammad Dar	Template:Party name with color
Pulwama	32	Pampore	Hasnain Masoodi	Template:Party name with color
	33	Tral	Rafiq Ahmad Naik	Template:Party name with color
	34	Pulwama	Waheed Ur Rehman Para	Template:Party name with color
	35	Rajpora	Ghulam Mohit Uddin Mir	Template:Party name with color
Shopian	36	Zainapora	Showkat Hussain	Template:Party name with color
Shopian	37	Shopian	Shabir Ahmad Kullay	Template:Party name with color
Kulgam	38	DH Pora	Sakina Itoo	Template:Party name with color	Cabinet Minister
	39	Kulgam	Mohammad Yusuf Tarigami	Template:Party name with color
	40	Devsar	Peerzada Feroze Ahamad	Template:Party name with color
Anantnag	41	Dooru	Gulam Ahmad Mir	Template:Party name with color
	42	Kokernag (ST)	Zafar Ali Khatana	Template:Party name with color
	43	Anantnag West	Abdul Majeed Bhat	Template:Party name with color
	44	Anantnag	Peerzada Mohammad Syed	Template:Party name with color
	45	Srigufwara–Bijbehara	Bashir Ahmed Shah Veeri	Template:Party name with color
	46	Shangus–Anantnag East	Reyaz Ahmad Khan	Template:Party name with color
	47	Pahalgam	Altaf Ahmad Wani	Template:Party name with color
Kishtawar	48	Inderwal	Payare Lal Sharma	Template:Party name with color	Supports JKNC^[6]
	49	Kishtwar	Shagun Parihar	Template:Party name with color
	50	Padder–Nagseni	Sunil Kumar Sharma	Template:Party name with color	Leader of Opposition
Doda	51	Bhadarwah	Daleep Singh	Template:Party name with color
	52	Doda	Mehraj Malik	Template:Party name with color
	53	Doda West	Shakti Raj Parihar	Template:Party name with color
Ramban	54	Ramban	Arjun Singh Raju	Template:Party name with color
Ramban	55	Banihal	Sajad Shaheen	Template:Party name with color
Reasi	56	Gulabgarh (ST)	Khurshied Ahmed	Template:Party name with color
	57	Reasi	Kuldeep Raj Dubey	Template:Party name with color
	58	Shri Mata Vaishno Devi	Baldev Raj Sharma	Template:Party name with color
Udhampur	59	Udhampur West	Pawan Kumar Gupta	Template:Party name with color
	60	Udhampur East	Ranbir Singh Pathania	Template:Party name with color
	61	Chenani	Balwant Singh Mankotia	Template:Party name with color
	62	Ramnagar (SC)	Sunil Bhardwaj	Template:Party name with color
Kathua	63	Bani	Rameshwar Singh Thakur	Template:Party name with color	Supports JKNC^[6]
	64	Billawar	Satish Kumar Sharma	Template:Party name with color
	65	Basohli	Thakur Darshan Singh	Template:Party name with color
	66	Jasrota	Rajiv Jasrotia	Template:Party name with color
	67	Kathua (SC)	Bharat Bhushan	Template:Party name with color
	68	Hiranagar	Vijay Kumar Sharma	Template:Party name with color
Samba	69	Ramgarh (SC)	Devinder Kumar Manyal	Template:Party name with color
	70	Samba	Surjeet Singh Slathia	Template:Party name with color
	71	Vijaypur	Chander Prakash Ganga	Template:Party name with color
Jammu	72	Bishnah (SC)	Rajeev Kumar	Template:Party name with color
	73	Suchetgarh (SC)	Gharu Ram Bhagat	Template:Party name with color
	74	RS Pora–Jammu South	Narinder Singh Raina	Template:Party name with color
	75	Bahu	Vikram Randhawa	Template:Party name with color
	76	Jammu East	Yudhvir Sethi	Template:Party name with color
	77	Nagrota	Devender Singh Rana	Template:Party name with color	Died on 31 October 2024^[7]
	77	Nagrota	Devyani Singh Rana	Template:Party name with color	Elected in bye-election
	78	Jammu West	Arvind Gupta	Template:Party name with color
	79	Jammu North	Sham Lal Sharma	Template:Party name with color
	80	Marh (SC)	Surinder Kumar	Template:Party name with color
	81	Akhnoor (SC)	Mohan Lal	Template:Party name with color
	82	Chhamb	Satish Sharma	Template:Party name with color	Supports JKNC^[6] Cabinet Minister
Rajouri	83	Kalakote–Sunderbani	Randhir Singh	Template:Party name with color
	84	Nowshera	Surinder Choudhary	Template:Party name with color	Deputy Chief Minister
	85	Rajouri (ST)	Iftkar Ahmed	Template:Party name with color
	86	Budhal (ST)	Javaid Iqbal	Template:Party name with color
	87	Thanamandi (ST)	Muzaffar Iqbal Khan	Template:Party name with color
Poonch	88	Surankote (ST)	Choudhary Mohammed Akram	Template:Party name with color	Supports JKNC^[6]
	89	Poonch Haveli	Ajaz Ahmed Jan	Template:Party name with color
	90	Mendhar (ST)	Javed Ahmed Rana	Template:Party name with color	Cabinet Minister

References

↑ NC Legislators Thumbs Up Omar Abdullah for J&K Chief Minister. Oneindia(11 October 2024). Retrieved 26 November 2024.
↑ Jammu & Kashmir. Election Commission of India(October 2024).
↑ Status Known For 90 out of 90 Constituencies. Election Commission of India(October 2024).
↑ Elected as Independent, Primary member of AIP
↑ Omar Abdullah Steps Down From Budgam Seat, Retains Ganderbal In Assembly. NDTV(2024-10-21). Retrieved 2024-10-21.
↑ ^6.0 ^6.1 ^6.2 ^6.3 Omar Abdullah's NC touches majority mark without Congress after 4 J-K independent MLAs extend support(10 October 2024).
↑ J&K BJP MLA Devender Singh Rana passes away.

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[1] NC Legislators Thumbs Up Omar Abdullah for J&K Chief Minister. Oneindia(11 October 2024). Retrieved 26 November 2024.

[2] Jammu & Kashmir. Election Commission of India(October 2024).

[3] Status Known For 90 out of 90 Constituencies. Election Commission of India(October 2024).

[4] Elected as Independent, Primary member of AIP

[5] Omar Abdullah Steps Down From Budgam Seat, Retains Ganderbal In Assembly. NDTV(2024-10-21). Retrieved 2024-10-21.

[4_Independent_MLAs_extend_support_to_JKNC-6] 6.0 ^6.1 ^6.2 ^6.3 Omar Abdullah's NC touches majority mark without Congress after 4 J-K independent MLAs extend support(10 October 2024).

[7] J&K BJP MLA Devender Singh Rana passes away.

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