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MP Draft Notification To Be Published in An Extraordinary Issue of The Gazette of India, Part II Section 3(iii) Dated 19th January 2007 To be Published in An Extraordinary Issue of the Madhya Pradesh State Gazette 19th January, 2007. DELIMITATION COMMISSION Nirvachan Sadan, Ashoka Road, New Delhi-110001. SHANGARA RAM Tel. No. 011-23052005 SECRETARY Fax No. 011-23052006 F.No. 282/MP/2007 Dated: 19th January, 2007 29 Pausa, 1928(Saka) ORDER NO. 38 In pursuance of Section 8 read with Section 4 of the Delimitation Act, 2002 (33 of 2002), and having regard to all other relevant Constitutional and statutory provisions in this regard, the Delimitation Commission hereby determines – a) the total number of seats to be allocated to the State of Madhya Pradesh in the House of the People as Twenty Nine (29); b) of the total number of Twenty Nine (29) seats so allocated to the State of Madhya Pradesh in the House of the People, the number of seats to be reserved for the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes as Four(4) and Six(6) respectively; c) the total number of seats to be assigned to the Legislative Assembly of the State of Madhya Pradesh, as Two Hundred and Thirty (230); and d) of the total number of Two Hundred and Thirty (230) seats so assigned to the Legislative Assembly of the State of Madhya Pradesh, the number of seats to be reserved for the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes as Thirty Five (35) and Forty Seven(47) respectively. By Order, ( SHANGARA RAM ) SECRETARY D:\Backup Folder\Desktop Mohan Lal\Madhya Pradesh W.P\(file-name)Madhya Pradesh Draft Publication.doc 1 To Be Published in An Extraordinary Issue of The Gazette of India, Part II Section 3(iii) Dated 19th January, 2007. To be Published in An Extraordinary Issue of the Madhya Pradesh State Gazette Dated 19th January, 2007. DELIMITATION COMMISSION Nirvachan Sadan, Ashoka Road, New Delhi-110001. SHANGARA RAM Tel. No. 011-23052005 SECRETARY Fax No. 011-23052006 F.No. 282/MP/2007 Dated: 19th January, 2007 29 Pausa, 1928(Saka) NOTIFICATION In pursuance of sub-section (2) of Section 9 of the Delimitation Act, 2002 (33 of 2002), the Delimitation Commission hereby publishes its proposals for the delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies in the State of Madhya Pradesh, together with the dissenting proposals of the Associate Members, and specifies 1st February, 2007(Thursday) as the date on or after which the proposals will be further considered by it. 2. Any objections or suggestions in regard to these proposals should reach the Secretary, Delimitation Commission, Nirvachan Sadan, Ashoka Road, New Delhi- 110001, on or before the said date. PROPOSALS (i) The territorial constituencies into which the State of Madhya Pradesh shall be divided for the purpose of elections to (a) the Legislative Assembly of the State, and (b) the House of the People, the extent of each such constituency and the constituencies in which the seats are reserved for the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes shall be as shown in the Table-A and Table-B respectively; (ii) Where the name of a constituency as shown in Table A or Table B is distinguished by the brackets and letters (SC), the seat in that constituency is reserved for the Scheduled Castes; and (iii) Where the name of a constituency as shown in Table-A or Table-B is distinguished by the brackets and letters (ST), the seat in that constituency is reserved for the Scheduled Tribes. (Here print the matter attached) By Order, ( SHANGARA RAM ) SECRETARY D:\Backup Folder\Desktop Mohan Lal\Madhya Pradesh W.P\(file-name)Madhya Pradesh Draft Publication.doc 2 TABLE-A ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES AND THEIR PROPOSED EXTENT No. and Name of EXTENT OF THE CONSTITUENCY Assembly Constituency DISTRICT: 1 SHEOPUR 1-Sheopur Sheopur Tehsil. 2-Vijaypur 1. Vijaypur Tehsil and 2. Karahal Tehsil. DISTRICT: 2 MORENA 3-Sabalgarh 1. Sabalgarh Tehsil and 2. Sujarma R. I Circle of Kailaras Tehsil. 4-Joura 1.Bharra R. I. Circle of Joura Tehsil, 2. 23. Arua, 29. Chhadeh, 30. Narhera, 42. Thara, 44. Alapur, 45. Bllgaonchodhari, 24/01. Mai and 24/02. Jaura Patwari Circles of Joura - R.I. Circle 3. Pargardh-R.I. Circle 4. Joura (NP+OG)-NPT. 5. Kailaras R.I. Circle of Kailaras Tehsil and 6. Kailaras (NP)-NPT. 5-Sumawali 1. Sumawali and Bagchini R.I Circles of Joura Tehsil 2. 43. Dhamkan, 46. Mundrabaja, 47. Chachiha and 48. Chhera Patwari Circles of Joura-R.I. Circle 3. Mungawali R. I. Circle and Morena R. I. Circle (Excluding 25-Sikarpur-PC) of Morena Tehsil. 6-Morena 1. Rithorakala and Noorabad R. I. Circles of Morena Tehsil, 2. Bamor (NP)-NPT 3. 25.Sikarpur Patwari Circle of Morena-R.I. Circle of Morena Tehsil, 4. 26. Jagatpur Patwari Circle of Jigni-R.I.Circle and 5. Morena (M)-MUN. 7-Dimani 1. Jigani (excluding 26-Jagatpur PC) and Badhokhar R. I. Circles of Morena Tehsil, 2. Dimani and Sihonia R. I. Circles of Ambah Tehsil, 3. 11. Bareh, 27. Roophati, 28. Navli, 29. Thara, 30. Jal Ka Nagara, 31. Palna, 32. Kukthari, 33. Kirraich, 34. Taraini and 35. Dhansula Patwari Circles of Ambah-R.I. Circle of Ambah Tehsil. 8-Ambah (SC) 1. Porsa Tehsil, 2. 7. Rithona, 8. Ambah, 9. Badphara and 10. Dohara Patwari Circles of Ambah-R.I. Circle of Ambah Tehsil and 4. Ambah (M)-MUN D:\Backup Folder\Desktop Mohan Lal\Madhya Pradesh W.P\(file-name)Madhya Pradesh Draft Publication.doc 3 DISTRICT: 3 BHIND 9-Ater 1. Ater Tehsil, 2. Pipri and Phoop R.I. Circles of Bhind Tehsil and 3. Phuphkalan (NP)-NPT. 10-Bhind 1. Umari and Bhind R. I. Circles of Bhind Tehsil 2. Akoda (NP)- NPT 3. Bhind (M)-MUN, 4. 3.Mehnda, 4.Rewja, 5.Niwsai, 6.Pura Bhim Nagar, 7.Mangarh and 8. Gourai Patwari Circles of Ron-R.I. Circle of Ron Tehsil. 11-Lahar 1. Mihona Tehsil, 2. Lahar Tehsil, 3. 1.Bahadurpura, 2.Rarua No.1, 9.Indurkhi, 10.Mehdwa, 11.Ron, 12.Jagannathpura, 13.Birkhadi, 14.Nodha, 15.Pachokhara, 16.Basantpura, 17.Muratpura, 18.Rampura and 19.Bonapura Patwari Circles of Ron-R.I. Circle of Ron Tehsil. 12-Mehgaon Mehgaon Tehsil. 13-Gohad (SC) Gohad Tehsil. DISTRICT: 4 GWALIOR 14-Gwalior Rural 1. Lashkar, Rayaru, Murar, Guthina Urar, Behat and Supawali R. I. Circles and 2. Morar Cantt. (CB) of Gwalior Tehsil. 15-Gwalior Ward Nos.1 to 18 and 30 to 33 of Gwalior (M Corp.) of Gwalior Tehsil. 16-Gwalior East Ward Nos.19 to 29 and 37 to 41 of Gwalior (M Corp.) of Gwalior Tehsil. 17-Gwalior South Ward Nos.34 to 36 and 42 to 60 of Gwalior (M Corp.) of Gwalior Tehsil. 18-Bhitarwar 1. Bhitarwar Tehsil and 2. Ghatigaon and Ghatigaon Mohna R.I. Circles of Gwalior Tehsil. 19-Dabra (SC) Dabra Tehsil. D:\Backup Folder\Desktop Mohan Lal\Madhya Pradesh W.P\(file-name)Madhya Pradesh Draft Publication.doc 4 DISTRICT: 5 DATIA 20-Seondha Seondha Tehsil. 21-Bhander (SC) 1. Bhander Tehsil, 2. Imaliya R. I. Circle of Datia Tehsil 3. 32.Sindhwari, 33.Semai, 34.Akola, 35.Chiroli, 36.Bithora, 37.Ikara, 38.Dhawari, 39.Pathara and 40.Badhewara Patwari Circles of Datia-R.I.Circle of Datia Tehsil 4. 61.Targuan, 62.Unnao, 63.Gujarra, 64.Parasari, 65.Sersa and 66.Gharawa Patwari Circles of Unao-R.I. Circle of Datia Tehsil. 22-Datia 1. 21.Sirole, 23.Ramnagar, 24.Durgapur, 25.Gandhari, 26.Laraita, 27.Hamirpur, 28.Rajapur, 29.Nirawal, 30.Reara and 31.Kumheri Patwari Circles of Datia-R.I.Circle of Datia Tehsil 2. Bargaon R. I. Circle and Udganwa R.I.Circle { (transfered from Karera Tehsil (Shivpuri District) } of Datia Tehsil, 3.67. Chirula, 68. Kamrari, 69. Joharya, 70. Hatlav, 71. Bardhuan, 74.Nayakheda, 75.Urdana, 76. Mudrra, 77.Makrari, 78. Satlon, 79.Lakhanpur and 80.Basai Patwari Circles of Unao-R.I. Circle and 5. Datia (M)-MUC. DISTRICT: 6 SHIVPURI 23-Karera (SC) 1. Karera Tehsil, 2. Dihayala R. I. Circle of Narwar Tehsil, 3. 5. Mangroni, 6. Kairua, 7. Dhigwas, 8. Thathi, 9. Jaitpur, 13. Karahi, 14. Chitri,15. Bahagawa, 16. Sihore, 17. Kalipahadi, 18. Kankar, 19. Phulpur and 20. Hateda Patwari Circles of Narwar R.I.Circle of Narwar Tehsil and 4. Narwar (NP)-NPT. 24-Pohari 1. Pohari Tehsil, 2. Subhashpura R. I. Circle of Shivpuri Tehsil, . 3. 1. Nijampur, 2. Sikandrpur, 3. Chakarampur, 10. Tharkeda, 11. Sonher and 12. Narua Patwari Circles of Narwar R.I.Circle of Narwar Tehsil. 25-Shivpuri 1. Khod R. I. Circle of Pichhore Tehsil, 2. Shivpuri R. I. Circle of Shivpuri Tehsil and 3. Shivpuri (M)-MUN. 26-Pichhore 1. Khaniyadhana Tehsil, 2. Manpura and Pichhore R. I. Circles of Pichhore Tehsil and 3. Pichhore (NP)-NPT. 27-Kolaras Kolaras Tehsil. D:\Backup Folder\Desktop Mohan Lal\Madhya Pradesh W.P\(file-name)Madhya Pradesh Draft Publication.doc 5 DISTRICT: 7 GUNA 28-Bamori 1. Bamori, Umari and Myana R. I. Circles of Guna Tehsil. 29-Guna (SC) 1. Guna R. I. Circle of Guna Tehsil, 2. Guna (M) - MUN, 3. 1.Sagabarkheda, 2.Khajuri, 3.Nathai, 4.Dehrikhurd, 5.Khamkheda and 21.Amoda Patwari Circles of Aron-R.I. Circle of Aron Tehsil. 30-Chachaura 1. Kumbhraj Tehsil, 2. Chachaura Tehsil, 3. 22. Jangru, 23. Mohamadpur, 24. Kajaliya, 25.Madusudan garh, 26. Garkheda, 27. Barod, 28. Diroli, 29. Shahpur, 30. Nasirpur, 31. Nagankhedi, 32. Durgapur and 33. Khairkheda Patwari Circles of Maksudan Garh-R.I. Circle of Raghogarh Tehsil 31-Raghogarh 1.
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