1964 Nagaland Legislative Assembly election

The 1964 Nagaland Legislative Assembly election was a significant political event held in the newly formed state of Nagaland, India, on April 4, 1964. This election marked the first since Nagaland achieved statehood in December 1963. The election aimed to establish a legislative assembly, enabling local governance and representation for the Naga people. The Nagaland People's Conference, led by P. Shilu Ao, emerged as a dominant political force, securing a majority of the seats. The election was crucial in shaping the political landscape of Nagaland, reflecting the aspirations of its diverse ethnic groups. The resulting assembly played a vital role in addressing issues related to state development, governance, and Naga identity.