1967 Manipur Legislative Assembly election

The 1967 Manipur Legislative Assembly election was held on March 1, 1967, marking a significant event in the political landscape of Manipur, a state in northeastern India. This election was conducted to elect the members of the 3rd Manipur Legislative Assembly, following the previous elections in 1963. The Indian National Congress (INC), under the leadership of Chief Minister Hijam Irabot Singh, aimed to retain its dominance in the region. The election saw a total of 60 constituencies contested, with a notable increase in political engagement and party participation. The results of the election led to a coalition government, reflecting the evolving political dynamics within the state. The outcome had lasting implications for governance and political representation in Manipur.