The Tenth Orissa Legislative Assembly was convened after 1990 Orissa Legislative Assembly election.

Brief history The Congress Party which was in power from 1980 to 1990 had lost the confidence of the people because of continuous intra-party squabbles and allegation of corruption. Janata Dal led by Biju Patnaik came to power after winning in landslide 123 seats. Chief Minister Biju Patnaik along with 9 Cabinet Ministers, 5 Minister of State and 1 Deputy Minister were administered the oath of office and secrecy by Governor Yagya Dutt Sharma on 15 March 1990. Further cabinet was expanded/reshuffled on 24 July 1990, 1 January 1991, 4 December 1991 and 4 January 1993. Shri Patnaik resigned on 15 March 1995 following his party's defeat in 1995 Odisha Legislative Assembly election.

House Composition PartyStrengthAssembly BeginsAssembly DissolvesJanata Dal123116Indian National Congress1010Communist Party of India55Bharatiya Janata Party23Communist Party of India (Marxist) / Orissa Communist Party11Independent68

Office Bearers PostPortraitNameTenurePartyGovernorYagya Dutt SharmaAssembly Begins1 February 1993N/ASaiyid Nurul Hasan1 February 199331 May 1993B. Satya Narayan Reddy1 June 1993Assembly DissolvesSpeakerYudhistir Das9 March 199022 March 1995Deputy Speaker Prahlad Dora20 March 199015 March 1995Leader of the HouseBiju Patnaik5 March 199015 March 1995Minister for Parliamentary AffairsBijoy Mohapatra15 March 199015 March 1995Leader of OppositionNo Official OppositionPro tem Speaker Ghasiram Majhi5 March 19907 March 1990

Council of Ministers

Members of Legislative Assembly +SourceDistrictAC. No.ConstituencyMemberPartyRemarks Mayurbhanj 1 Karanjia (ST) Raghunath Hembram 2 Jashipur (ST) Mangal Singh Mudi 3 Bahalda (ST) Khelaram Mahali 4 Rairangpur (ST) Chaitanya Prasad Majhi 5 Bangriposi (ST) Sudam Marndi Disqualified on 7 January 1992 under Article 190 (3) of the Constitution for a period of 3 years.Vacant (since 7 January 1992) 6 Kuliana (ST) Kanhu Soren 7 Baripada Chhatish Chandra Dhal 8 Baisinga (ST) Ananta Charan Majhi 9 Khunta (ST) Birabhadra Singh 10 Udala (ST) Rohidas Soren Baleshwar 11 Bhograi Kamala Das 12 Jaleswar Aswini Kumar Patra 13 Basta Raghunath Mohanty 14 Balasore Arun Dey 15 Soro Kartik Mohapatra 16 Simulia Parsuram Panigrahi 17 Nilgiri Chittaranjan Sadangi 18 Bhandaripokhari (SC) Arjun Charan Sethi Resigned in May 1996 on his election to 10th Lok Sabha.Prafulla Kumar Jena Won in 1991 Bypoll. 19 Bhadrak Prafulla Samal 20 Dhamnagar Hrudananda Malliki Expired on 1 March 1990.Manas Ranjan Mallik Won in 1990 Bypoll. 21 Chandbali (SC) Bairagi Jena 22 Basudevpur Bijayshree Routray Cuttack 23 Sukinda Prafulla Chandra Ghadai 24 Korai Ashok Kumar Das 25 Jajpur (SC) Jagannath Mallick Resigned on 16 November 1994.Vacant (since 16 November 1994) 26 Dharamsala Gurcharan Tikayat 27 Barchana Amar Prasad Satpathy 28 Bari-Derabisi Kulamani Rout 29 Binjharpur (SC) Pramila Mallik 30 Aul Sushree Devi 31 Patamundai (SC) Radhakanta Sethy Recognized as Independent member on 19 September 1991. Orissa Communist PartyRecognized as Orissa Communist Party member on 4 March 1992. 32 Rajnagar Nalinikanta Mohanty 33 Kendrapara Bed Prakash Agarwal 34 Patkura Bijoy Mohapatra 35 Tirtol Basant Kumar Biswal 36 Ersama Damodar Rout 37 Balikuda Umesh Swain 38 Jagatsinghpur (SC) Bishnu Charan Das 39 Kissannagar Yudhistir Das Speaker 40 Mahanga Sarat Kumar Kar 41 Salepur (SC) Kalindi Charan Behera 42 Gobindpur Rabindra Kumar Mallick 43 Cuttack Sadar Rajendra Singh 44 Cuttack City Syed Mustafiz Ahmed 45 Choudwar Raj Kishore Ram 46 Banki Ghanasyam Sahoo 47 Athgarh Ranendra Pratap Swain 48 Baramba Trilochan Singh Deo Puri 49 Balipatna (SC) Hrusikesh Nayak 50 Bhubaneswar Biju Patnaik Chief Minister 51 Jatni Sarat Chandra Paikray Expelled from party on 25 January 1995. 52 Pipli Pradeep Maharathy 53 Nimapara (SC) Benudhara Sethy 54 Kakatpur Surendra Nath Naik 55 Satyabadi Chandramadhab Mishra Expelled from party on 25 January 1995. 56 Puri Braja Kishore Tripathy Resigned in May 1996 on his election to 10th Lok Sabha.Umaballav Rath Won in 1991 Bypoll, Expelled from party on 25 January 1995. 57 Brahmagiri Ajay Kumar Jena 58 Chilka Biswabhusan Harichandan Resigned on 6 November 1994.Vacant (since 6 November 1994) 59 Khurda Prasanna Kumar Patasani 60 Begunia Surendranath Mishra 61 Ranpur Sarat Chandra Mishra 62 Nayagarh Bhagabat Behera 63 Khandapara Arun Kumar Pattnaik 64 Daspalla Rudra Madhab Ray Ganjam 65 Jaganathprasad (SC) Madhabananda Behera 66 Bhanjanagar Rama Krushna Gouda 67 Suruda Shanti Devi 68 Aska Duti Krushna Panda 69 Kabisuryanagar Nityananda Pradhan 70 Kodala Ram Krushna Patnaik 71 Khallikote V. Sugnana Kumari Deo 72 Chatrapur Parsuram Panda 73 Hinjili Harihar Sahu 74 Gopalpur (SC) Rama Chandra Sethy 75 Berhampur Binayak Mahapatra 76 Chikiti Usha Devi 77 Mohana Surjya Narayan Patro 78 Ramagiri (ST) Haladhara Karji 79 Parlakhemundi Darappu Lachana Naidu Koraput 80 Gunupur (ST) Rama Murthy Gomango 81 Bissam-cuttack (ST) Sarangadhar Kadraka 82 Rayagada (ST) Ramachandra Ulaka 83 Lakshmipur (ST) Akhilla Saunta 84 Pottangi (ST) Jayaram Pangi 85 Koraput Harish Chandra Buxipatra 86 Malkangiri (SC) Naka Kanaya Expired on 2 April 1992.Arabinda Dhali Won in 1992 Bypoll. 87 Chitrakonda (ST) Prahalad Dora Deputy Speaker 88 Kotpad (ST) Sadan Naik 89 Jeypore Raghunath Patnaik 90 Nowrangpur Habibulla Khan 91 Kodinga (ST) Shyamaghan Majhi 92 Dabugam (ST) Jadav Majhi 93 Umarkote (ST) Gurubari Majhi Kalahandi 94 Nawapara Ghasiram Majhi 95 Khariar Duryodhan Majhi 96 Dharamgarh (SC) Bharat Bhusan Bemal 97 Koksara Surendra Pattjoshi 98 Junagarh Bikram Keshari Deo 99 Bhawanipatna (SC) Ajit Das 100 Narla (ST) Balabhadra Majhi 101 Kesinga Kiran Chandra Singh Deo Phulabani 102 Balliguda (ST) Bhagaban Kanhar 103 Udayagiri (ST) Nagarjuna Pradhan 104 Phulbani (SC) Padmanabha Behara 105 Boudh Satchidananda Dalal Balangir 106 Titilagarh (SC) Jogendra Behera 107 Kantabanji Prasanna Pal 108 Patnagarh Bibekananda Meher 109 Saintala Jangyeswar Babu 110 Loisingha Narasingha Mishra 111 Bolangir Ananga Udaya Singh Deo 112 Sonepur (SC) Kunduru Kushal 113 Binka Panchanan Mishra 114 Birmaharajpur Rabirarayan Panigrahi Dhenkanal 115 Athmallik Nagendra Kumar Pradhan 116 Angul Adwait Prasad Singh 117 Hindol (SC) Trinath Nayak Expired on 17 October 1992.Patta Nayak Won in 1993 Bypoll. 118 Dhenkanal Tathagata Satpathy 119 Gondia Nandini Satpathy 120 Kamakhyanagar Prasanna Pattnaik 121 Pallahara Nrusingha Charan Sahu 122 Talcher (SC) Brundaban Behera Sambalpur 123 Padampur Bijaya Ranjan Singh Bariha 124 Melchhamunda Murari Prasad Mishra 125 Bijepur Nikunja Bihari Singh Expired on 24 August 1991.Kishorimani Singh Won in 1991 Bypoll. 126 Bhatli (SC) Kumar Behera Disqualified on 1 December 1994 under the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution of India.Vacant (since 1 December 1994) 127 Bargarh Prasanna Acharya 128 Sambalpur Durga Shankar Patanaik 129 Brajarajnagar Prasanna Kumar Panda 130 Jharsuguda Kishore Kumar Mohanty 131 Laikera (ST) Hemananda Biswal 132 Kuchinda (ST) Brundaban Majhi 133 Rairakhol (SC) Basanta Kumar Mahanada 134 Deogarh Pradipta Ganga Deb Sundergarh 135Sundargarh Bharatendra Shekhar Deo 136Talsara (ST) Ranjeet Bhitria 137Rajgangpur (ST) Mangala Kisan 138 Biramitrapur (ST) Satya Narayan Pradhan 139 Rourkela Dilip Kumar Ray 140 Raghunathpali (ST) Rabi Dehury 141 Bonai (ST) Jual Oram Keonjhar 142 Champua (ST) Saharai Oram 143 Patna Kanhu Charan Naik 144 Keonjhar (ST) Chhotaray Majhi 145 Telkoi (ST) Niladri Nayak 146 Ramchandrapur Badri Narayan Patra 147 Anandapur (SC) Dasarathi Jena

Bypolls +SourceYearConstituencyReason for by-pollWinning candidateParty April 1990 Dhamnagar Death of Hrudananda Malliki Manas Ranjan Mallik November 1991 Bhandaripokhari (SC) Resignation of Arjun Charan Sethi Prafulla Kumar Jena PuriResignation of Braja Kishore TripathyUmaballav Rath BijepurDeath of Nikunja Bihari SinghKishorimani Singh June 1992Malkangiri (SC)Death of Naka KanayaArabinda Dhali May 1993Hindol (SC)Death of Trinath NayakPatta Nayak

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