Election
Party

Indian National Congress (Urs)

INCU
Congress1979
Also seen as
indian national congress (urs), congress (u), congress(u)
Split from
INC(1979)

About Congress (U)

Formed in July 1979 when D. Devaraj Urs, then sitting Chief Minister of Karnataka, broke from Indira Gandhi's Congress(I) — citing the return of Sanjay Gandhi to the party's inner circle — and continued governing Karnataka under the new banner until 1980. Took a number of legislators and future ministers and chief ministers with him from Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra and Goa.

Key leaders
  • D. Devaraj Urs — founder; Chief Minister of Karnataka, 1972–1980 (INC, then Congress(I), then Congress(U) from mid-1979)

Source: Indian National Congress (U) — Wikipedia. Real-world political history, hand-researched and cited — not a figure computed from results.

Elections
15
in the dataset
Seats won
142
all-time
Best result
47
MH Assembly 1980
Lok Sabha / Assembly
1 / 14

Election record

Every election where INCU polled votes. Seats and shares are computed from the constituency results — tap an election to open it.

15 elections
AR Assembly198008,3614.9%11#4
BR Assembly19801416,49,6957.3%185#6
GA Assembly1980201,34,65138.4%22#1
GJ Assembly1980075,7661.0%34#6
Lok Sabha1980131,04,49,8595.2%212#6
KL Assembly19802110,75,77011.3%31#2
MP Assembly198001,66,2811.4%78#8
MH Assembly19804735,96,58220.5%192#2
MN Assembly1980669,3199.5%40#4
OD Assembly198024,46,8187.0%98#6
PY Assembly198005,1712.1%9#8
PB Assembly1980058,3350.9%22#9
RJ Assembly198065,16,8875.6%69#6
TN Assembly1980052,1190.3%3#10
UP Assembly19801316,48,4066.4%339#4

Peak: 47 seats at the Maharashtra Assembly Election, 1980.