1983 Indian Rajya Sabha elections

The 1983 Indian Rajya Sabha elections were held to elect members to the Rajya Sabha, the upper house of India's Parliament, representing various states and Union territories. These elections were significant as they occurred during a period of political turmoil and shifting alliances following the 1980 general elections. The elections resulted in the formation of a diverse composition in the Rajya Sabha, with multiple parties being represented. The Indian National Congress, led by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, maintained a strong presence, while regional parties also gained representation, reflecting the evolving political landscape of India. The Rajya Sabha elections were held in multiple phases throughout the year, with the results impacting legislative proceedings and political strategies in the subsequent years.