1978 Indian Rajya Sabha elections

The 1978 Indian Rajya Sabha elections were a significant political event held to fill the vacancies in the upper house of Parliament, following the expiration of terms for several incumbent members. These elections were conducted under the framework of the 1952 Representation of the People Act and were characterized by a keen contest among various political parties at the state level. The elections, held in different states, saw the participation of regional and national parties, reflecting the political dynamics of the time. The results of the elections had implications for the composition of the Rajya Sabha, influencing legislative processes and shaping the political landscape in India during a period marked by post-Emergency challenges and realignment of party politics.