Deblina_Hembram

Deblina Hembram

Deblina Hembram

Indian politician

Deblina Hembram is an Indian Politician from West Bengal and a central committee member of Communist Party of India (Marxist). She was the Minister for Tribal Affairs in the 2006-11 Left Front Ministry.

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Personal life and education

Deblina Hembram is married to Suklal Hembram. She completed her 10th standard in 1988 from Baddi High School, affiliated to West Bengal Board of Secondary Education.[1][2]

Political career

Deblina Hembram is a three time MLA from Ranibandh Assembly Constituency.[3][4][5] This is a reserved constituency for Scheduled Tribes. She has won from here in 1996, 2006 and 2011 West Bengal Assembly elections.[3][4][5] She had to face Anil Hansda of Congress Party in her debut election in Ranibandh and marked a huge victory with a margin of 32,409 votes.[3] In 2006 election she defeated Aditya Kisku of JKP(N) by 10,890 votes.[4] In 2011 assembly elections she defeated Falguni Hembram of All India Trinamool Congress by 6,859 votes.[5]

Assembly Elections

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Organisational Leadership

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