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No.1.~.T./PGE-2018 • Form -A1 [See Rule23(4)] Order No.1.~.t../PGE-2018 Date: .~.: ..~~.:..~.~ t In exercise of the power conferred by sections 12 and 17 of the West Bengal Panchayat Elections Act, 2003 (West Ben. Act-XXIof 2003), read with rules 22 and 23 of the West Bengal Panchayat Election Rules, 2006, I, the District Panchayat Election Officer and District Magistrate of the district of HOWRAH, as the prescribed authority appointed by the State Government in the Department of Panchayats & Rural Development under notification No. 5316jPNjOj1j1A-3j2010 dated 01-07-2010 for the purpose of the rules 22 & 23 of the said rules, hereby determine after previous publication of the draft of this order as required under the said rules for the Grams specified in column (1) of the Schedule below, the total number of members, Scheduled Castes members, Scheduled Tribes members, Backward classes members & women members to be elected to such Gram Panchayats specified in the corresponding entries in columns 2(a), 2(b), 2(c), 2(d) & 2(e) respectively, to divide the area of the Grams into constituencies with serial numbers assigned to them specified in the corresponding entries in column (3), to allocate to each such constituency seat or seats specified in the corresponding entries in column (4), seat or seats reserved for the Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes or Backward Classes persons specified in the corresponding entries in column (5), and seat or seats reserved for women specified in the corresponding entries in column (6) of the Schedule. Distri~on Officer & District Magistrate, Howrah THE SCHEDULE _._ BLOCK: SANKRAIL Seats reserved Number of Members to be elected in the Gram Panchayat for Scheduled Seats Seats Castes or allocated to reserved for Scheduled Name of each women Number, Name and area of Constituencies with serial numbers Tribes or constituency against serial Gram Total Scheduled Scheduled Backward Backward Women with serial number of number of Castes Tribes Classes Classes against Members numbers seats members members members members serial number of seats 1 2a 2b 2c 2d 2e 3 4 5 6 (a) Purbapara Nalpur 16 6 0 2 8 Nalpur/l Mouza Oadpur J.L. NO.9of Part No. 256) (a) Makalpara b) Malikpara 1 SC Mouza Oadpur J.L. No.9 of Part No. 257) of 174 AC (a) Naskarpara b) Mandalpara c) Sardarpara Nalpur/ll Mouza Ula J.L. No.17 of Part No. 258) (a) Hazrapara 2 WOMEN Mouza Ula J.L. No.17 of Part No. 259) of 174 AC a)Mandalpara b) Bachharpara c) Malikpara Nalpurllli 3 SC WOMEN Mouza Ula J.L. No.17 of Part No. 260 of 174 AC a) Ohonk para Nalpur/lV 4 WOMEN Mouza Ula J.L. No.18 of Part No. 261 of 174 AC a) Oakshinpara NalpurlV 5 Mouza Betiary J.L. No.10 of Part No. 262 of 174 AC a) Uttarpara b) Madhyapara NalpurlVl 6 SC Mouza Betiary J.L. No.11 of Part No. 263 of 174 AC (a) Uttarpara b) Madhyapara Mouza Monoharpur J.L. No.11 of Part No. 264) (a) NalpurlVll Oakshinpara 7 SC WOMEN Mouza Monoharpur J.L. No.11 of Part No. 265) of 174 AC (a) Utlarpara b) Bibitala NalpurlVllI Mouza Oadpur J.L. NO.9of Part No. 266) (a) Paramanikpara 8 SC Mouza Oadpur J.L. No.9 of Part No. 267) of 174 AC a) Tandel & Sareng para b) Oighir Par Nalpur/lX 9 WOMEN Mouza Nalpur J.L. No.12 of Part No. 268 of 174 AC a) Oakshin Para Nalpur/X 10 Mouza Nalpur J.L. No.13 of Part No.269 of 174 AC ~ District Panchayat Election Officer and Page 27 of 30 District Magistrate, Howrah Seats reserved Number of Members to be elected in the Gram Panchayat for Scheduled Seats Seats Castes or allocated to reserved for • Scheduled Name of each women Number, Name and area of Constituencies with serial numbers Tribes or constituency against serial Gram Total Scheduled Scheduled Backward Backward Women with serial number of number of Castes Tribes Classes Classes against Members numbers seats members members members members serial number of seats 1 2a 2b 2c 2d 2e 3 4 5 6 Nalpur/XI Nalpur/XI a) Station Para Mouza Nalpur J.L. No.12 of Part No. 270 of 174 AC 11 a) Madhya Mistripara Nalpur/XII 12 BC WOMEN Mouza Nalpur J.L. No.13 of Part No. 271 of 174 AC a) Utlarpara b) Oakshinpara (Baidyapara) c) Purba para Nalpur/XlI1 13 SC Mouza Monoharpur J.L. No.11 of Part No. 272 of 174 AC a) Utlarpara Nalpur/XIV 14 BC WOMEN Mouza Raghudebbati J.L .13 of Part No. 273 of 174 AC a) Madhyapara Nalpur/XV 15 Mouza Raghudebbati J.L .13 of Part No. 274 of 174 AC a) Oakshinpara Nalpur/XVI 16 WOMEN Mouza Raghudebbati J.L .14 of Part No. 275 of 174 AC Districtpan~cer and Page 28 of 30 District Magistrate, Howrah.
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