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Constituency Overview
Chittoor Lok Sabha Constituency is one of the 25 parliamentary constituencies in Andhra Pradesh and is reserved for Scheduled Castes (SC). Located in the southernmost part of Andhra Pradesh, the constituency covers large parts of Chittoor district and lies at the tri-junction of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Chittoor town serves as the administrative headquarters of the district and is an important commercial and transportation centre connecting the three southern states.
The constituency is known for its strong agricultural economy, dairy industry, horticulture production and industrial growth. Chittoor is one of India's leading producers of mangoes, tomatoes and dairy products. The region is also home to major food-processing industries, sugar factories and manufacturing units. Agriculture, horticulture, dairy farming, food processing, trade and services form the backbone of the local economy. Its proximity to Bengaluru and Chennai has significantly contributed to industrial and commercial development.
Lok Sabha Constituency Number
Parliamentary Constituency No: 25
Reservation Status
Scheduled Caste (SC)
Assembly Segments
The Chittoor Lok Sabha Constituency comprises the following seven Assembly constituencies:
- Puthalapattu (SC) – Chittoor District - Palamaner – Chittoor District - Kuppam – Chittoor District - Gangadhara Nellore (SC) – Chittoor District - Chittoor – Chittoor District - Nagari – Chittoor District - Chandragiri – Tirupati District
Location
Approximate location of Chittoor Assembly Constituency, Chittoor district.
2024 Election Result
Gurajala Jagan Mohan
Votes: 88,066
M.C. Vijayananda Reddy
Votes: 73,462
Victory margin: 14,604 votes
2024 Voter Turnout
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2019 Election Result
Arani Srinivasulu
Votes: 91,206
A. S. Manohar
Votes: 51,238
Victory margin: 39,968 votes
2014 Election Result
D. A. Sathya Prabha
Votes: 73,430
Jangalapalli
Votes: 66,631
Victory margin: 6,799 votes
2019 → 2024 Comparison
Won by YSRCP in 2019, flipped to TDP in 2024. Winning margin narrowed from 39,968 (2019) to 14,604 (2024) — down 25,364 votes.
Political History
Chittoor has traditionally been one of the most politically important parliamentary constituencies in Andhra Pradesh. The constituency is closely associated with former Chief Minister and Telugu Desam Party (TDP) president :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}, whose Assembly constituency of Kuppam falls within the parliamentary segment.
The constituency has witnessed electoral contests among the Congress, Telugu Desam Party (TDP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and YSR Congress Party (YSRCP). Agriculture, irrigation, industrial development, dairy farming, employment generation and infrastructure projects have consistently shaped electoral politics. Chittoor frequently attracts statewide political attention due to its strategic importance and proximity to major economic centres.
Demographics
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Key Development Issues
Agricultural development and water management remain major priorities in Chittoor. Farmers seek improved irrigation facilities, groundwater conservation, better market access and support for horticulture crops. Dairy farmers require expanded processing facilities and stronger market linkages.
Industrial development, job creation and infrastructure expansion are also important concerns. Residents seek improved healthcare facilities, educational institutions, roads and transportation connectivity. Strengthening food-processing industries and attracting new investments remain key development objectives.
Constituency Insights
Chittoor is one of the most economically diversified constituencies in southern Andhra Pradesh. The electorate includes farmers, horticulture growers, dairy farmers, industrial workers, traders, government employees, teachers and entrepreneurs. Agriculture and horticulture remain dominant economic activities, while dairy farming and manufacturing contribute significantly to local incomes.
The constituency's strategic location near Bengaluru and Chennai, combined with its strong agricultural base, shapes its political priorities. Voters generally prioritise water security, infrastructure development, employment opportunities, agricultural support and welfare delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where is Chittoor Lok Sabha Constituency located?
A: Chittoor Lok Sabha Constituency is located in the southernmost part of Andhra Pradesh and covers major parts of Chittoor district.
Q: Is Chittoor a reserved constituency?
A: Yes. Chittoor is a Scheduled Caste (SC) reserved parliamentary constituency.
Q: Who is the current Member of Parliament from Chittoor?
A: :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2} of the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) is the current Member of Parliament, elected in the 2024 Lok Sabha election.
Q: Why is Chittoor Lok Sabha Constituency important?
A: Chittoor is one of Andhra Pradesh's leading horticulture and dairy-producing regions and occupies a strategic location near Bengaluru and Chennai.
Q: What are the major economic activities in Chittoor?
A: Agriculture, horticulture, dairy farming, food processing, manufacturing and trade are the major economic activities.
Q: Which Assembly constituencies are part of Chittoor Lok Sabha Constituency?
A: Puthalapattu, Palamaner, Kuppam, Gangadhara Nellore, Chittoor, Nagari and Chandragiri.
Q: What are the major crops grown in Chittoor?
A: Mango, tomato, sugarcane, paddy, groundnut, millets and vegetables are among the major crops cultivated across the constituency.
Q: What are the key development issues in Chittoor?
A: Irrigation development, agricultural support, dairy sector expansion, industrial investment, healthcare facilities, education and transportation infrastructure are among the major concerns.
Q: Why is Chittoor famous for dairy farming?
A: Chittoor is one of South India's leading milk-producing regions and hosts major dairy-processing industries that support thousands of farmers.
Q: What factors influence elections in Chittoor?
A: Agricultural development, water management, industrial growth, welfare schemes, infrastructure improvements, employment opportunities and local leadership are among the most important factors influencing elections in the constituency.