Member of Parliament
12th Lok Sabha
MALLIKARJUNAIAH, SHRI S.
[BHARATIYA JANATA PARTY - TUMKUR (KARNATAKA)]
Father's Name Shri Siddhanajappa Date of Birth 26 June 1931 Place of Birth Vill. Honsagere, Distt. Tumkur (Karnataka) Marital Status Married on 20 June 1960 Spouse's Name Smt. Jaideva Mak Children One son and two daughters Educational Qualifications B.Com., B.L., M.A., P.G. Dip. in Journalism Educated at Mysore University, Mysore (Karnataka) Profession Agriculturist and Lawyer Permanent Address Gandhinagar, Tumkur-572101 (Karnataka) Tel. (08167) 8295 Present Address New Karnataka Bhawan, New Delhi-110021 Tel. (011) 4679929 Positions Held 1971-77President, Bharatiya Jana Sangh (B.J.S.), Karnataka 1972-90Member, Karnataka Legislative Council 1972-91 Chairman, Committee on Petitions, Karnataka Legislative Council 1977-80Vice-President, Janata Party (J.P.), Karnataka 1980-86 Vice-President, Bharatiya Janata Party (B.J.P.), Karnataka 1985-91Chairman, (i) House Committee, (ii) Petitions Committee and (iii) Committee on Private Members Bills and Resolutions, Karnataka Legislature 1985-91 Deputy Chairman, Karnataka Legislative Council 1990-91Vice President, B.J.P., Karnataka 1991-96Elected to 10th Lok Sabha Deputy Speaker, Lok Sabha 1998Re-elected to 12th Lok Sabha (2nd term) 1998-99Chairman, Committee on Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme Member, Committee on Official Language Member, Committee on Commerce and its Sub-Committee on Textiles Member, Consultative Committee, Ministry of Agriculture Social and Cultural Activities Fought continuously against casteism Special Interests Social reforms Favourite Pastime and Recreation Gardening Sports and Clubs Badminton Countries Visited Widely travelled (11 countries); Leader, Indian Parliamentary Delegation to Cameroon, 1992; Member,(i) International Conference on Disarmament, Environment and U.N., Tokyo (Japan), 1992; (ii) 87th IPU Conference, Yaounde,Cameroon,1992; (iii) 101st IPU Conference, Brussels, Belgium, April 1999 Other Information Member, Council of the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, 1998-99; Attended Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference, New Delhi, 1991 and Conferences of Presiding Officers of Legislative Bodies in India
Our Other Sites IndianPost.com ReminderWeb.com FreedomIndia.comTotal electorate 10,80,851 Total votes polled 7,28,992 Votes polled in favour of the first four leading candidates (1) Shri S. Mallikarjunaiah (B.J.P.) 3,27,312 (2) Shri R. Narayana (I.N.C.) 2,56,125 (3) Shri C.N. Bhaskarappa (J.D.) 1,32,663 (4) Shri Abdul Sattar (K.T.V.P.) 3,271
Election Result of Tumkur Lok Sabha Constituency