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Electoral Roll ELECTORAL ROLL - 2017 STATE - (S28) UTTARAKHAND No., Name and Reservation Status of Assembly Constituency: 53-Jageshwar(GEN) Last Part No., Name and Reservation Status of Parliamentary Service Constituency in which the Assembly Constituency is located: 3-Almora(SC) Electors 1. DETAILS OF REVISION Year of Revision : 2017 Type of Revision : De-novo preparation Qualifying Date : 01.01.2017 Date of Draft Publication: 04.10.2017 2. SUMMARY OF SERVICE ELECTORS A) NUMBER OF ELECTORS 1. Classified by Type of Service Name of Service No. of Electors Members Wives Total A) Defence Services 939 2 941 B) Armed Police Force 0 0 0 C) Foreign Service 0 0 0 Total in Part (A+B+C) 939 2 941 2. Classified by Type of Roll Roll Type Roll Identification No. of Electors Members Wives Total I Original Preliminary Preliminary De-novo 939 2 941 Roll, 2017 preparation of last part of Electoral Roll Net Electors in the Roll 939 2 941 Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 1 Draft Electoral Roll, 2017 of Assembly Constituency 53-Jageshwar (GEN), (S28)UTTARAKHAND A . Defence Services Sl.No Name of Elector Elector Rank Husband's Regimental Address for House Address Type Sl.No. despatch of Ballot Paper (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Assam Rifles 1 HARISH RAM M Havildar Headquarters Directorate General BADAYAR (DASHOLA) Assam Rifles, Record Branch, BADAYAR 000000 Laitumkhrah,Shillong-793011 ALMORA 2 KAILASH CHANDRA M Rifleman Headquarters Directorate General NAYA SAMGROLY JOSHI Assam Rifles, Record Branch, JAINTI JAINTI JAINTI Laitumkhrah,Shillong-793011 000000 ALMORA 3 CHANDRA SHEKHAR M Rifleman Headquarters Directorate General CHHANA KHARKOTA SINGH Assam Rifles, Record Branch, JANTAY JANTAY JANTAY Laitumkhrah,Shillong-793011 000000 JANTAY 4 SOBAN SINGH BISHT M Havildar Headquarter Directorate General KAFLI DAULA DEVI Assam Rifles,Record 000000 ALMORA Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 11 5 RAJENDRA SINGH BIST M Naib Headquarter Directorate General - - CHALTHI ALMORA Subedar Assam Rifles,Record ALMORA KAMUWAKALA Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 0 ALMORA 11 6 HARISH CHANDRA M Rifleman Headquarter Directorate General BHANOLI ALMORA KANDPAL Assam Rifles,Record ALMORA BHANOLI Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 000000 ALMORA 11 7 KARAM SINGH M Rifleman Headquarter Directorate General MIRGAON ALMORA Assam Rifles,Record ALMORA DHAYARI Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 000000 ALMORA 11 8 RAJENDRA SINGH M Rifleman Headquarter Directorate General MIRGAON ALMORA Assam Rifles,Record ALMORA DHAYARI Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 000000 ALMORA 11 9 SHRI RAM SINGH M Rifleman Headquarter Directorate General CHAKUNA ALMORA Assam Rifles,Record ALMORA BIRKHAM Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 000000 ALMORA 11 10 CHANDRA BALLABH M Naib Headquarter Directorate General CHIRATINMINA Subedar Assam Rifles,Record JAYANTI (BAKSWAR) Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 000000 ALMORA 11 11 NARAYAN SINGH M Havildar Headquarter Directorate General NOURA BHATURA Assam Rifles,Record ALMORA ALMORA Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 NOURA 000000 ALMORA 11 12 GANESH RAM M Havildar Headquarter Directorate General CHIRATIN MINA Assam Rifles,Record ALMORA ALMORA Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 BAKSWAD 000000 11 ALMORA 13 RAJENDRA SINGH BIST M Rifleman Headquarter Directorate General KAPHLI BHANOLI Assam Rifles,Record BHANOLI DHOULA DEVI Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 000000 BHANOLI 11 14 UTTAM SINGH M Havildar Headquarter Directorate General MACHIOUN Assam Rifles,Record MANIAGAR 000000 Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 ALMORA 11 15 RAJENDRA SINGH M Havildar Headquarter Directorate General MALLI PIPALI ALMORA Assam Rifles,Record ALMORA JAYANTI 000000 Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 ALMORA 11 16 AMAR NATH M Rifleman Headquarter Directorate General TIKAR ALMORA Assam Rifles,Record ALMORA CHELCHINA Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 000000 ALMORA 11 Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 2 Draft Electoral Roll, 2017 of Assembly Constituency 53-Jageshwar (GEN), (S28)UTTARAKHAND A . Defence Services Sl.No Name of Elector Elector Rank Husband's Regimental Address for House Address Type Sl.No. despatch of Ballot Paper (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 17 JAGAT SINGH BISHT M Subedar Headquarter Directorate General CHOUNA DHAULA Assam Rifles,Record DEVI 000000 ALMORA Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 11 18 GOPAL SINGH BISHT M Havildar Headquarter Directorate General KUTOLI JAINTI JAINTI Assam Rifles,Record JAINTI 000000 ALMORA Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 11 19 RAJENDRA SINGH M Rifleman Headquarter Directorate General KHATIYOLA BHONALI GAIRA Assam Rifles,Record BHONALI KHATIYOLA Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 263622 ALMORA 11 20 BHUWAN CHANDRA M Recruit Headquarter Directorate General ARASALPARH BHANOLI BHATT Assam Rifles,Record BHANOLI SALPARH Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 000000 ALMORA 11 21 RAJENDRA SINGH M Rifleman Headquarter Directorate General POKHAI ALMORA GAIRA Assam Rifles,Record ALMORA DHAULA DEVI Branch,Lathumkhrah,Shillong,7930 000000 ALMORA 11 22 BHAWAN SINGH M Rifleman Headquarters Directorate General KHOLA ALMORA Assam Rifles, Record Branch, ALMORA KHOLA 000000 Laitumkhrah,Shillong-793011 ALMORA 23 MAHENDRA SINGH M Rifleman Headquarters Directorate General KUNJA ALMORA NEGI Assam Rifles, Record Branch, ALMORA MIRTOLA Laitumkhrah,Shillong-793011 000000 ALMORA 24 MANOJ RAM M Rifleman Headquarters Directorate General FULIE JAGESHWAR Assam Rifles, Record Branch, ALMORA ALMORA Laitumkhrah,Shillong-793011 JAGESHWAR 000000 ALMORA 25 JAGDISH SINGH BISHT M Rifleman Headquarters Directorate General ULSHETI ALMORA Assam Rifles, Record Branch, ALMORA SATYOUN Laitumkhrah,Shillong-793011 000000 LAMGARA 26 DEVENDRA SINGH M Recruit Headquarters Directorate General CHAKUNA JAINTI LAMGARIYA Assam Rifles, Record Branch, JAINTI JAINTI 263636 Laitumkhrah,Shillong-793011 JAINTI 27 MANOJ KUMAR UPRETI M Rifleman Headquarters Directorate General SURKHAL JAKHA Assam Rifles, Record Branch, JAKHA JAKHA 000000 Laitumkhrah,Shillong-793011 JAKHA Border Security Force 28 GOPAL DUTT PANDEY M CT 145BN BSF, SALBAGAN, PO. GOULI BHANOLI SALBAGAN DIST BHANOLI BHANOLI TRIPURA(WEST) PIN -799012 335073 KOTWALI ALMORA 29 UMED SINGH M HC 82 MILE , PO- KUTOLI ALMORA KANCHANCHERA, DISTT - ALMORA JAINTI 34501 DHALAI , TRIPURA PIN 799260 JAINTI 30 BALWANT SINGH M CT NALKATA , PO - KHOLA ALMORA KANCHANCHERA , DISTT- ALMORA KHOLA 799211 DHALAI , TRIPURA, PIN 799266 Almora 31 KUNDAN SINGH M CT NALKATA , PO - VILL - BASUDI , PO - KANCHANCHERA , DISTT- ONUMA, TEH- ALMORA, DHALAI , TRIPURA, PIN 799266 PS - DIST BUSORI ALMORA ALMORA UMIODA 000000 Almora 32 NARENDER SINGH M HC PO- BISHALGARH , DISTT - TRINALEE ALMORA SEPAHIJALA , TRIPURA , PIN - ALMORA CHARCHALI 799102 KHAN 799102 ALMORA 33 GOVIND SINGH M HC PO - BISHALGARH (ROKHIA) , BASOLI BHALONI DISTT - GOMATI , TRIPURA , BHALONI BASOLI 799102 PIN 799102 DANIYA Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 3 Draft Electoral Roll, 2017 of Assembly Constituency 53-Jageshwar (GEN), (S28)UTTARAKHAND A . Defence Services Sl.No Name of Elector Elector Rank Husband's Regimental Address for House Address Type Sl.No. despatch of Ballot Paper (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 34 GIRISH CHANDER PANT M SI PO - KHUPILONG UDAIPUR , DANIA ALMORA DISTT- GOMTI , TRIPURA , PIN - ALMORA DANIA 222497 799114 DANIA 35 PAN SINGH BORA M HC PO - SHANTI BAZAR (BAGAFA) DARMI DARMI ALMORA , DISTT- TRIPURA (S) , TRIPURA ALMORA BIRKHAM , PIN - 799144 263626 ALORA 36 SURESH CHANDRA M HC 049 BN BSF, House No. 09 Gazar PANDEY KOIRENGEI(IMPHAL), PO- NADADULGAZAR MANTRIPUKHRI, DISTT- ALMORA ALMORA IMPHAL(EAST), MANIPUR, PIN- MOTIYAPATHER 560063 795002 Lamgara 37 GOPAL DUTT M CT 054 BN BSF, 09 MUNALLI MUNALLI CHURACHANDPUR, BSF BHANORI BHANORI CAMPUS STC C C PUR, DIST- DANIA 263622 DANIA CHURACHANDPUR, MANIPUR, PIN-795128 38 CHANDAN SINGH BISHT M CT 054 BN BSF, - - KOTALI JAINTI JAINTI CHURACHANDPUR, BSF JAINITI 263626 JAINTI CAMPUS STC C C PUR, DIST- CHURACHANDPUR, MANIPUR, PIN-795128 39 NAIN RAM M CT 093 BN BSF, CHEDIMA, PO & VILL-MAKROUN, PO- DIST-KOHIMA, NAGALAND, CHAMTOLA, TEH- PIN-933111 BHANOLI, DT-ALMORA, MAKROUN BHANOLI BHANOLI CHAMTOLA (DANIA) 263622 Almora 40 BHUWAN CHANDRA M ASI 093 BN BSF, DHURASANGROULI PANDEY SATAKHA(NAGALAND), JAITY JAITY CHAIKHAN NAGALAND, PIN-933111, C/O 933004 CHAIKHAN 99APO 41 RAVINDER SINGH M SI CH BSF AIZWAL, PO- NAINI NAINI NAINI NAINWAL ZEMABAWK, DIST-AIZWAL, JALNA JALNA MIZORAM PIN-796017 DHARKHOLA 263625 LAMAGARA 42 DEVENDRA KUMAR M ASI 088 BN BSF, KHASA BSF VILL/PO/TEH/DISTT PANDEY CAMP,PO-CHHEHARTA, DIST- KALOUTA ALMORA AMRITSAR, PUNJAB, PIN- ALMORA KHETI 263622 143106 Almora 43 HARISH KUMAR M CT 005 BN BSF, KHASA BSF DASHAULA BADIYAR CAMP,PO-CHHEHARTA, DIST- BHANOLI BHANOLI AMRITSAR, PUNJAB, PIN- DASHAULA BADIYAR 143106 263622 ALMORA 44 TARA SINGH KUNJWAL M CT TAC HQ 32 BN BSF, AJNALA, KUNJ ALMORA DIST-AMRITSAR, PUNJAB, PIN- ALMORA JAINTI 263626 143102 JAINTI 45 PRAMOD KUMAR JOSHI M CT 29 BN BSF, PO-MAMDOT, VILL-KOOL, PO-DORAM, DISTT-FEROZPUR, PUNJAB, PS-ALMORA, DISTT- PIN-152023 ALMORA, UTTA KOOL BHANOLI BHANOLI DORAM 263622 KOTWALI ALMORA 46 KRISHNA CHANDRA M CT THQ 77 BN BSF, FEROZPUR, SDGAG BARTOLI PANDEY PUNJAB, PIN-152024 ALMORA ALMORA PANUWANAULA 263623 - 47 LACHHAM SINGH M SI 70 BN BSF, PO-AJNALA, DIST- LAMTANA LAMTANA AMRITSAR, PUNJAN, PIN- ALMORA ALMORA 143102 LAMGARA 263625 Almora 48 BAHADUR SINGH M ASI 065 BN BSF, RADHABARI KALADUNGRA , BHABU KANWAL FULBARI, PO-GUTKI , ALMORA KALADUNGRA DANGAPARA, DIST ALMORA ALMORA JALPAIGURI, WEST BENGAL, BHABU 263626 Almora PIN-731535 Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 4 Draft Electoral Roll, 2017 of Assembly Constituency 53-Jageshwar (GEN),
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