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St. John's Hill Assembly constituency

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St. John's Hill
Former constituency for the State Legislative Assembly
Constituency details
Country	India
State	Mysore
District	Bangalore
Lok Sabha constituency	Bangalore North
Established	1951
Abolished	1956

St. John's Hill Assembly constituency was one of the legislative assembly seats in the state assembly of Mysore, in India. It was part of Bangalore North Lok Sabha constituency.^[1]

Members of the Legislative Assembly

Election	Member	Party
1952	V. M. Mascarenhas		Indian National Congress

Election results

1952

1952 Mysore Legislative Assembly election : St. John's Hill ^[2]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	INC	V. M. Mascarenhas	7,870	42.62%	*New*
	Independent	Syed Abdur Rahman	4,745	25.70%	New
	Independent	M. A. Amalorpavam	2,383	12.91%	New
	KMPP	C. R. Nagappa	1,547	8.38%	New
	Socialist	M. A. H. Siddiqui	1,018	5.51%	New
	CPI	I. Maridas	902	4.88%	New
Margin of victory			3,125	16.92%
Turnout			18,465	45.46%
Total valid votes			18,465
Registered electors			40,616
	INC win (new seat)

References

↑ "The Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 1956". Election Commission of India. 1952. Retrieved 13 October 2023.
↑ "Statistical Report on General Election, 1951 to the Legislative Assembly of Mysore" (PDF). Election Commission of India. Archived from the original (pdf) on 7 October 2010.

Vidhana Sabha constituencies of Karnataka

Current

A: Afzalpur; Aland; Anekal (SC); Arabhavi; Arkalgud; Arsikere; Athani; Aurad (SC)
B: B.T.M Layout; Babaleshwar; Badami; Bagalkot; Bagepalli; Bailhongal; Baindur; Bangalore South; Bangarapet (SC); Bantval; Basavakalyan; Basavana Bagevadi; Basavanagudi; Belagavi Dakshin; Belgaum Uttar; Belagavi Rural; Bellary (ST); Bellary City; Belthangady; Belur; Bhadravati; Bhalki; Bhatkal; Bidar; Bidar South; Bijapur City; Bilgi; Bommanahalli; Byadgi; Byatarayanapura
C: C. V. Raman Nagar (SC); Challakere (ST); Chamaraja; Chamarajanagar; Chamrajpet; Chamundeshwari; Channagiri; Channapatna; Chickpet; Chikballapur; Chikkanayakanahalli; Chikkodi-Sadalga; Chikmagalur; Chincholi (SC); Chintamani; Chitradurga; Chittapur (SC)
D: Dasarahalli; Davanagere North; Davanagere South; Devadurga (ST); Devanahalli (SC); Devar Hippargi; Dharwad; Doddaballapur
G: Gadag; Gandhi Nagar; Gangawati; Gauribidanur; Gokak; Govindraj Nagar; Gubbi; Gulbarga Dakshin; Gulbarga Rural (SC); Gulbarga Uttar; Gundlupet; Gurmitkal
H: Hadagalli (SC); Hagaribommanahalli (SC); Haliyal; Hangal; Hanur; Harapanahalli; Harihar; Hassan; Haveri (SC); Hebbal; Heggadadevankote (ST); Hirekerur; Hiriyur; Holalkere (SC); Holenarasipur; Honnali; Hosadurga; Hosakote; Hubli-Dharwad West; Hubli-Dharwad Central; Hubli-Dharwad East (SC); Hukkeri; Humnabad; Hunasuru; Hungund
I: Indi
J: Jagalur (ST); Jamkhandi; Jayanagar; Jevargi
K: Kadur; Kagwad; Kalghatgi; Kampli (ST); Kanakagiri (SC); Kanakapura; Kapu; Karkala; Karwar; Khanapur; Kittur; Kolar; Kolar Gold Field (SC); Kollegal (SC); Koppal; Koratagere (SC); Krishnaraja; Krishnarajanagara; K. R. Puram (Krishnarajapuram); Krishnarajpete; Kudachi (SC); Kudligi (ST); Kumta; Kundapura; Kundgol; Kunigal; Kushtagi
L: Lingsugur (SC)
M: Maddur; Madhugiri; Madikeri; Magadi; Mahadevapura (SC); Mahalakshmi Layout; Malavalli (SC); Malleshwaram; Malur; Mandya; Mangalore; Mangalore City North; Mangalore City South; Manvi (ST); Maski (ST); Mayakonda (SC); Melukote; Molakalmuru (ST); Moodabidri; Muddebihal; Mudhol (SC); Mudigere (SC); Mulbagal (SC)
N: Nagamangala; Nagthan (SC); Nanjangud (SC); Narasimharaja; Nargund; Navalgund; Nelamangala (SC); Nippani
P: Padmanaba Nagar; Pavagada (SC); Periyapatna; Pulakeshinagar (SC); Puttur
R: Raichur; Raichur Rural (ST); Rajaji Nagar; Rajarajeshwarinagar; Ramanagara; Ramdurg; Ranebennur; Raibag (SC); Ron
S: Sagar; Sakleshpur (SC); Sandur (ST); Sarvagnanagar; Saundatti Yellamma; Sedam; Shahapur; Shanti Nagar; Shiggaon; Shikaripura; Shimoga; Shimoga Rural (SC); Shirahatti (SC); Shivajinagar; Shorapur (ST); Shravanabelagola; Shrirangapattana; Sidlaghatta; Sindgi; Sindhanur; Sira; Sirsi; Siruguppa (ST); Sorab; Sringeri; Srinivasapur; Sullia (SC)
T: T. Narasipur (SC); Tarikere; Terdal; Tiptur; Tirthahalli; Tumkur City; Tumkur Rural; Turuvekere
U: Udupi
V: Varuna; Vijay Nagar; Vijayanagara; Virajpet
Y: Yadgir; Yelahanka; Yelburga; Yellapur; Yemkanmardi (ST); Yeshvanthapura

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