Benny Behanan

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Benny Behanan Biography

Benny Behanan is an Indian Politician affiliated with Indian National Congress, who served as the MLA of Pirovam Constituency in Kerala in 1982 and Thrikkakara in 2011. He contested and lost 2004 Lok Sabha elections from Idukki. In 2019, He was elected into 17th Lok Sabha from Chalakudy. He also served as the General Secretary of the Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee for 17 years.

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Benny Behanan Personal Life

Full Name	Benny Behanan
Date of Birth	09 Jan 1983 (Age 43)
Place of Birth	Vengola, Ernakulam, Kerala
Party Name	Indian National Congress
Education	Graduate
Profession	Social Worker
Father's Name	Behanan Thomas
Mother's Name	Chinnamma Thomas
Spouse's Name	Sherly Benny
Spouse's Profession	Housewife
Children	1 Son(s) 1 Daughter(s)
Religion	Christian

Benny Behanan Net Worth

Net Worth

₹1.95 CRORE

ASSETS

₹2.05 CRORE

Liabilities

₹9.16 LAKHS

Education Qualification of Benny Behanan

Pursued B. Com degree from Sree Sankara College, Kalady under Kerala university in 1971-72.

Interesting Facts about Benny Behanan

Merely a month before the elections, he suffered a heart attack and was rushed into hospital. While he was convalescing, his family picked up the reigns on campaigning efforts for his candidature in 17th Lok Sabha elections.

Political Timeline of Benny Behanan

• 2019 : He was elected into 17th Lok Sabha from Chalakudy where he defeated CPI candidate by a margin of over one lakh votes.
• 2011 : He contested and won the assembly election from Thrikkakara constituency where he defeated M.E. Hassainar of CPI by a margin of 22,406 votes.
• 2004 : He lost the elections from Idukki against KEC candidate K. Francis George by a margin of over 50,000 votes.
• 1982 : He contested and won the assembly election from Pirovam constituency where he defeated Raman Kartha of JNP by a margin of 1796 votes.

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