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MESSAGE Nawada district is situated in the southern part of Bihar at the border of Bihar and Jharkhand. After delimitation, the district has one Lok Sabha Constituency and 5 Legislative Assembly Constituencies. The district is politically sensitive. But elections have been peaceful since the use of meticulous planning by the administration and deployment of Central Para Military Forces. Nawada has been seriously affected by communal violence in recent past. Another concern in terms of law and order is Naxal problems in 6 blocks of the district. Two of the assembly constituencies Govindpur and Rajauli are affected by movement of Naxals. A lot of efforts have gone into improving the health of the electoral roll over the last six months. 51,530 new electors, of which majority are young, will be exercising their franchise for the first time. De-duplication exercise has been effectively done & efforts have been made to make electoral roll more inclusive. The photo roll coverage in the district is 100%. The voter turnouts have been 41.52 % in the 2009 Lok Sabha Election while it improved to 45.4 % in Assembly Elections- 2010. During Lok Sabha Elections 2014, it further improved to 52.25 %. In a way participation has been improving gradually. District election team is making efforts to ensure the participation of remaining 48% electors in the festival of democracy, to exercise their franchise. We are hopeful that the SVEEP campaign would lead to greater participation of electors. Freedom of informed choice is the hallmark of a modern and robust democratic system. The true test of a liberal democracy is to make available that informed choice to the electorate during the conduct of elections. The District Administration in Nawada is committed to ensure a free, fair and peaceful election to meet that end. District Nawada’s ‘Election Management Plan’, thus, includes ensuring a strict adherence to the Model Code of Conduct, a rigorous implementation of the Expenditure Monitoring System and a strategic deployment of the CRPF and the police personnel keeping a watch on the previously identified vulnerable, critical and sensitive booths. In other words, the aim is to eliminate the role of muscle and money power to provide a level playing field for all the contesting candidates. Apart from these preventive measures, the District Administration is also taking pro-active steps in educating the electors to exercise their franchise in a free manner, unhindered by any undue or extraneous influence and contribute towards making the Indian democratic system more participatory, more representative and more responsible. DISTRICT ELECTION OFFICER -CUM- DISTRICT MAGISTRATE Nawada DISTRICT ELECTION MANAGEMENT PLAN NAWADA Page 1 INDEX Section I: District Profile S.No. Chapter Page 1.1 Introduction 7 1.2 Location 7 1.3 History And Cultural Background 8 1.4 Geography 9 1.5 Transport 10-11 1.6 Economic Profile 11-12 1.7 Places And Personalities Of Importance 12-13 1.8 Demographic Data 14-15 Section II: Administrative Profile of Nawada District 2.1 Administrative Units 17 2.2 Divisional Officers 17 2.3 District Level Offices 18-19 2.4 Sub-divisional Offices 19-20 Section III: Profile of Assembly Constituencies of Nawada District 3.1 Map 22 3.2 RO/ARO Details 23 3.3 Election Schedule 24 3.4 Polling Station Details 24 3.5 Basic Minimum Facilities Available on Polling Stations 25 3.6 Vulnerable Polling Stations 25 3.7 Critical Polling Stations 26-29 3.8 Expenditure Sensitive Constituencies & Pockets 30 3.9 Block Wise Distribution Of Polling Stations 30 3.10 Elector Details (Format 1-8 Of ECI) 31-39 3.11 General Law And Order 40 3.12 Past Electoral Offences 40 Section IV: Details of Assembly Constituencies in Nawada District 4.1 235 - Rajauli (SC) 42-51 Map 42 Administrative Details 43 Elector Details 43-44 Polling Station Details 44 Designated Teams For Expenditure And MCC Monitoring 44-45 Thana-wise Tagging of Polling Stations 45 Sector Details 45-47 Vulnerability Details 47-50 Expenditure Sensitive Polling Stations 50-51 4.2 236 – Hisua 52-61 Map 52 Administrative Details 53 DISTRICT ELECTION MANAGEMENT PLAN NAWADA Page 2 Elector Details 53-54 Polling Station Details 54 Designated Teams For Expenditure And MCC Monitoring 54-55 Thana-wise Tagging of Polling Stations 55 Sector Details 55-57 Vulnerability Details 58-60 Expenditure Sensitive Polling Stations 60-61 4.3 237 – Nawada 62-71 Map 62 Administrative Details 63 Elector Details 63-64 Polling Station Details 64 Designated Teams For Expenditure And MCC Monitoring 64 Thana-wise Tagging of Polling Stations 65 Sector Details 65-67 Vulnerability Details 68-69 Expenditure Sensitive Polling Stations 69-71 4.4 238 – Govindpur 72-79 Map 72 Administrative Details 73 Elector Details 73-74 Polling Station Details 74 Designated Teams For Expenditure And MCC Monitoring 74-75 Thana-wise Tagging of Polling Stations 75 Sector Details 75-77 Vulnerability Details 77-78 Expenditure Sensitive Polling Stations 79 4.5 239 – Warisaliganj 80-88 Map 80 Administrative Details 81 Elector Details 81 Polling Station Details 82 Designated Teams For Expenditure And MCC Monitoring 82-83 Thana-wise Tagging of Polling Stations 83 Sector Details 83-86 Vulnerability Details 86-87 Expenditure Sensitive Polling Stations 87-88 Section V: District Logistic Plan 5.1 Personnel Management 90-91 5.2 Management Of Voting Machines 91-92 5.3 Management Of Vehicles 92-93 5.4 Training Schedule 93-94 5.5 Sector Magistrate/PCCP Planning 94 5.6 Formation of Polling Party 94 5.7 Helpline Related Details 94-95 5.8 Formation of Cells For Managing Elections 95-115 DISTRICT ELECTION MANAGEMENT PLAN NAWADA Page 3 Section VI: Movement Plan 6.1 Sector Movement Plan 117 6.2 Distribution Of EVM, VVPAT/Movement Of PCCP 117 6.3 Dispatch Of Polling Parties 118 6.4 Cluster Centre 118-122 6.5 Polling Date And Time 122 6.6 Plan For Receipt Centre 123 6.7 Movement Plan For Forces 123 Section VII: Police Deployment Plan 7.1 Requirement Of Force 125 7.2 Availability Of Force 126 7.3 Vulnerability Mapping 126 7.4 Identification Of Critical Booths 126 7.5 Other Exercises 127 7.6 Contact No. of District Level Police Officials 127 7.7 Assembly Segment Wise Contact Details Of Police Officers 127-128 7.8 Locations of Stay Of CPMF 128-131 Section VIII: Counting Plan 8.1 Legal Provisions 133 8.2 Storage of Polled EVMs & VVPAT 133 8.3 Counting Centre And Hall With Map 133-135 8.4 Assembly Segment Wise Counting Plan And Facilities 136 8.5 Appointments Of Counting Personnel 136 8.6 Security Management 136 8.7 Barricading Of Counting Tables 137 8.8 Communication Facilities Within Counting Hall 137 8.9 Rooms For Observers Inside The Counting Hall 137 8.10 Data Management 137 8.11 Seating Arrangement For Counting Agents 138 8.12 Number Of Counting Agents 138 8.13 Sequence Of Counting 138 8.14 Media Centre 138 8.15 Entry Into Counting Halls And Maintenance Of Discipline 139 8.16 Refreshment 139 8.17 Fire Tender 139 8.18 Medical Duty 139 DISTRICT ELECTION MANAGEMENT PLAN NAWADA Page 4 Section IX: SVEEP 9.1 Introduction 141 9.2 Youth Components 141 9.3 Female Components 141 9.4 Urban Components 141-142 9.5 General Components 142-145 Section X: Polling Personnel Welfare Plan 10.1 Constitution And Duties Of Polling Personnel Welfare Cell 147 10.2 Measures Taken For Welfare Of Polling Personnel 147-148 10.3 Welfare Of CPMF And Other Forces 148 DISTRICT ELECTION MANAGEMENT PLAN NAWADA Page 5 Section – I District Profile DISTRICT ELECTION MANAGEMENT PLAN NAWADA Page 6 1.1 Introduction- Nawada district is situated in the southern part in Bihar and is one of the thirty-eight district of Bihar State. Nawada town is the administrative headquarters of this district. It occupies an area of 2,494 square kilometers (963 sq mi) and is located at 24.88N 85.53E. In 1845, it was established as a Sub- division of the Gaya district. On 26th January 1973, Nawada was formed as a separate district. The origin of the name Nawada is believed to lay in a corruption of the old name Nau-abad or the new town which was earlier known as ‘The Eliot Market (Bazaar)’. It is divided into two parts by Khuri River, the Portion on the left bank being the older, while that on right bank is modern and Contains public offices, sub-jail, dispensary and school. Famous "Sarvoday Ashram” inaugurated by Desh Ratana Dr. Rajedra Prasad and nourished by Shree Jai Prakash Narayan has enhanced the glory of Nawada. 1.2 Location: Nawada town is situated in the Magadh division in south Bihar. Nawada is located at 24.88°N 85.53°E. It has an average elevation of 80 meters (260 ft) with an area of 2,492 km2 (962 sq mi). It is bounded in the North by the Nalanda District, in the East by Sheikhpura & Jamui District, in the west by Gaya district and Koderma & Giridih districts of the state of Jharkhand lie on the southern border of the district. DISTRICT ELECTION MANAGEMENT PLAN NAWADA Page 7 1.3 History & Cultural Background: Nawada has been a place of historical imminence, King Brihadratha founded the Magadh Empire in the region and the area was dominated by many dynasties like Brihadratha, Maurya, Kanah and the Gupta that ruled over many states of middle and north India. The Surya Narayana Mandir of Handiya is earliest & it is supposed to be of Dwaparayuga.
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    Clbr291116.Pdf

    Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana Road List for attachment with Sanction Letter - District Wise Abstract State : Bihar Sanction Year : 2016-2017 Batch : 1 Collaboration : Regular PMGSY Sr.No. District No of Road Length MoRD Cost State Cost (Rs Total Cost Maint. Cost Habs (1000+, 500+, 250+, <250, Total) Works (Kms) / Bridge (Rs Lacs) Lacs) (Rs Lacs) (Rs Lacs) Length (Mtrs) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Road Proposals 1 Araria 14 53.847 2,028.42 1,352.29 3,380.71 359.41 (38 , 22 , 7 , 6 , 73) 2 Arwal 17 24.592 789.32 526.21 1,315.53 94.39 (2 , 8 , 9 , 0 , 19) 3 Aurangabad 98 247.119 7,472.00 4,981.32 12,453.32 769.17 (30 , 43 , 63 , 31 , 167) 4 Banka 51 154.415 4,878.39 3,252.27 8,130.66 901.54 (5 , 56 , 10 , 47 , 118) 5 Begusarai 6 7.749 202.83 135.22 338.05 22.97 (3 , 4 , 3 , 1 , 11) 6 Bhagalpur 9 30.252 974.39 649.59 1,623.98 190.73 (5 , 5 , 1 , 0 , 11) 7 Bhojpur 12 23.800 894.47 596.34 1,490.81 130.11 (5 , 9 , 1 , 0 , 15) 8 Buxar 5 9.990 395.39 263.61 659.00 58.31 (0 , 6 , 0 , 0 , 6) 9 Darbhanga 20 58.903 1,910.50 1,273.67 3,184.17 139.63 (30 , 23 , 22 , 24 , 99) 10 East Champaran 67 124.877 4,000.46 2,667.01 6,667.47 385.71 (32 , 50 , 22 , 32 , 136) 11 Gaya 200 311.574 8,617.98 5,745.35 14,363.33 1,149.84 (44 , 107 , 143 , 45 , 339) 12 Gopalganj 6 24.150 749.26 499.80 1,249.06 56.40 (0 , 7 , 0 , 0 , 7) 13 Jahanabad 15 19.397 556.53 371.02 927.55 73.72 (2 , 5 , 12 , 6 , 25) 14 Jamui 9 55.851 1,706.79 1,137.86 2,844.65 202.73 (0 , 1 , 14 , 58 , 73) 15 Kaimur (Bhabhua) 106 204.660 6,353.25 4,235.54 10,588.79 952.99 (7 , 45 , 93 , 41 , 186) 16 Katihar
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    D:\SUSHIL421\Directory 2021\AUGUST 26, 2021.Pmd

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