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Representation of States and Union Territories In the “Rajya sabha”

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Representation of States and Union Territories In the “Rajya Sabha”

  1. Uttar Pradesh Can represent 31 seats in “Rajya Sabha”
  2. Maharashtra Can represent 19 seats in Rajya Sabha
  3. Tamil Nadu Can represent 18 seats in Rajya Sabha
  4. West Bengal Can represent 16 seats in Rajya Sabha
  5. Bihar Can represent 16 seats in Rajya Sabha
  6. Karnataka Can represent 12 seats in Rajya Sabha
  7. Andhra Pradesh Can represent 11 seats in Rajya Sabha
  8. Gujart Can represent 11 seats in Rajya Sabha
  9. Madhya Pradesh Can represent 11 seats in Rajya Sabha
  10. Rajasthan Can represent 10 seats in Rajya Sabha
  11. Odhisa Can represent 10 seats in Rajya Sabha
  12. Kerala Can represent 9 seats in Rajya Sabha
  13. Assam Can represent 7 seats in Rajya Sabha
  14. Punjab Can represent 7 seats in Rajya Sabha
  15. Telangana Can represent 7 seats in Rajya Sabha
  16. Jharkhand Can represent 6 seats in Rajya Sabha
  17. Chhattisgarh Can represent 5 seats in Rajya Sabha
  18. Harayana Can represent 5 seats in Rajya Sabha
  19. Jammu and Kashmir Can represent 4 seats in Rajya Sabha
  20. Himachal Pradesh Can represent 3 seats in Rajya Sabha
  21. Uttarakhand Can represent 3 seats in Rajya Sabha
  22. Goa Can represent 1 seats in Rajya Sabha
  23. Manipur Can represent 1 seats in Rajya Sabha
  24. Nagaland Can represent 1 seats in Rajya Sabha
  25. Sikkim Can represent 1 seats in Rajya Sabha
  26. Tripura Can represent 1 seats in Rajya Sabha
  27. Arunachal Pradesh Can represent 1 seats in Rajya Sabha
  28. Mizoram Can represent 1 seats in Rajya Sabha
  29. Meghalaya Can represent 1 seats in Rajya Sabha.

Union Territories 

  1. Delhi has 3 seats in rajya sabha.
  2. Puducheryy has1 seat in Rajya sabha.

Also, read Unitary Features of Indian Constitution

 

 

 

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