Amar Sing Tisso won Diphu in 2024 with 3,34,620 votes (48.7%), 1,47,603 more than J. I. Kathar.
Marked present on 139 of 154 sitting days. House average 86%.
- Questions asked
- 74
- Debates joined
- 3
- Bills debated
- 1
- Local issues raised
- 0
- Promises from ministers
- 3
- Committees
- 1
Questions put to ministers, in writing or aloud
Fewer than averageaverage 118
Times they spoke in a debate
Fewer than averageaverage 22
Times they spoke on a proposed law
Fewer than averageaverage 3
Urgent matters raised as special mentions
Fewer than averageaverage 5
Assurances a minister gave in reply to them
About averageaverage 3
Small groups of MPs who examine laws and spending closely
Fewer than averageaverage 4
These counts show how active a member has been, not how good their work was. Read from the Lok Sabha website on 22 Oct 2026.
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| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Party | Bharatiya Janta Party |
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