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9th Kerala Assembly

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9th Kerala Assembly
8th 10th
Overview
Legislative bodyKerala Legislative Assembly
Term24 June 1991 – 9 May 1996
Election1991 Kerala Legislative Assembly election
GovernmentFourth Karunakaran ministry (1991-1995)
Second Antony ministry (1995-1996)
Opposition  LDF
Members140
SpeakerP. P. Thankachan (1991-1995)
Therambil Ramakrishnan (1995-1996)
Deputy SpeakerK. Narayana Kurup
Leader of the HouseK. Karunakaran (1991-1995)
A. K. Antony (1995-1996)
Leader of the OppositionE. K. Nayanar (1991-1992)
V. S. Achuthanandan (1992-1996)
Party control  UDF

The 9th Assembly of Kerala was elected in the 1991 Kerala Legislative Assembly election. The Speaker of the assembly was P. P. Thankachan until 1995 after which Therambil Ramakrishnan succeeded him. The Deputy Speaker was K. Narayana Kurup. The leader of the Assembly was K. Karunakaran from the Indian National Congress until he resigned in March 1995 due to internal party pressure by P. V. Narasimha Rao and Oommen Chandy due to the ISRO espionage case leading to his rival, A. K. Antony succeeding him. The leader of opposition was E. K. Nayanar until he resigned from the post the very next year 1992 when he was chosen as the Kerala state secretary of the CPI(M) and was succeeded by V. S. Achuthanandan of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) for the remainder of the term. The Assembly had 15 sessions with 264 days of sittings. A total of 83 bills were passed during this period.[1][2]

Members

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Sl. No: Constituency Name[3] Party
1Manjeshwar
2Kasaragod
3Udma
4Hosdrug (SC)
5Trikkarpur
6Irikkur
7Payyanur
8Taliparamba
9Azhikode
10Cannanore
11Edakkad
12Tellicherry
13Peringalam
14Kuthuparamba
15Peravoor
16North Wynad (ST)
17Badagara
18Nadapuram
19Meppayur
20Quilandy
21Perambra
22Balusseri
23Koduvally
24Calicut-I
25Calicut-II
26Beypore
27Kunnamangalam (SC)
28Thiruvambady
29Kalpetta
30Sulthan Bathery
31Wandoor (SC)
32Nilambur
33Manjeri
34Malappuram
35Kondotty
36Tirurangadi
37Tanur
38Tirur
39Ponnani
40Kuttipuram
41Mankada
42Perinthalmanna
43Thrithala
44Pattambi
45Ottapalam
46Sreekrishnapuram
47Mannarkkad
48Malampuzha
49Palghat
50Chittur
51Kollengode Shornur
52Coyalmannam (SC)
53Alathur
54Chelakkara
55Wadakkanchery
56Kunnamkulam
57Cherpu
58Trichur
59Ollur
60Kodakara
61Chalakudy
62Mala
63Irinjalakuda
64Manalur
65Guruvayoor
66Nattika
67Kodungallur
68Angamaly
69Vadakkekara
70Parur
71Narakal (SC)
72Ernakulam
73Mattancherry
74Palluruthy
75Trippunithura
76Alwaye
77Perumbavoor
78Kunnathunad
79Piravom
80Muvattupuzha
81Kothamangalam
82Thodupuzha
83Devikulam
84Idukki
88Udumbanchola
86Peerumade
87Kanjirappally
88Vazhoor
89Changanassery
90Kottayam
91Ettumanoor
92Puthuppally
93Poonjar
94Pala
95Kaduthuruthy
96Vaikom
97Aroor
98Cherthala
99Mararikulam
100Alappuzha
101Ambalappuzha
102Kuttanad
103Haripad
104Kayamkulam
105Thiruvalla
106Kallooppara
107Aranmula
108Chengannur
109Mavelikara
110Pandalam (SC)
111Ranni
112Pathanamthitta
113Konni
114Pathanapuram
115Punalur
116Chadayamangalam
117Kottarakkara
118Neduvathur (SC)
119Adoor
120Kunnathur
121Karunagappally
122Chavara
123Kundara
124Kollam
125Eravipuram
126Chathannoor
127Varkala
128Attingal
129Kilimanoor (SC)
130Vamanapuram
131Ariyanad
132Nedumangad
133Kazhakoottam
134Trivandrum North
135Trivandrum West
136Trivandrum East
137Nemom
138Kovalam
139Neyyattinkara
140Parassala

See also

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References

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  1. Legislature, Kerala. "General Info - Kerala Legislature". www.niyamasabha.org. Archived from the original on 11 May 2026. Retrieved 1 August 2026.
  2. Legislature, Kerala. "General Info - Kerala Legislature". www.niyamasabha.org. Archived from the original on 7 December 2025. Retrieved 12 June 2026.
  3. Election Commission of India. KL 1991 ST REP.
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