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Government of West Bengal Office of the District Magistrate, Darjeeling Government of West Bengal Office of the District Magistrate, Darjeeling Ph on e : 03 54- 2 25 4233 I 225 620 1, Fa x : 035 4 -225 4338 e-Mail: [email protected] ORDER No:126lC Date: 03.07.2020 ln pursuance to the order issued by Chief Secretary, Gow. of West Bengal vide memo no.177-CS/2O2O dt 18.05.2020 & memo no. 218- CS/2020 dt 30.05.2020 and in pursuance to the meeting held on 03.07.2020 at the State Guest House, Siliguri regarding revision of Containment Zones and Buffer Zones in Darjeeling District, the following mentioned areas in the column lV, against ward/GP in column lll are notified as Affected Area (Containment zone) Category A in Darjeeling District. sl Municipality/ Ward / GP Category A (Containment Zone) No Block L Ward No.46 Near Mallaeuri, Satyaiit Nagar, Green Park, House of Saraswati Shrestha 2 Ward No. 12 Aditya Dey house at Tilak Road, Gouri Shankar Market. 3 Ward No. 14 Renubala Dhar House, Ashram Para, Aamtala Club road 4 Ward No. 14 Shivaii Kishore Bishnu's House, Ashram Para, Aamtala Club road 5 Ward No.26 Geeta Niwas, Divyani Agarwal house, Milanpally. 6 Ward No.9 Rama Devi house 7 Ward No. 15 Sahidul Rahaman house 8 Ward No.34 Dilip Das house, Block -D, Surya Sen Colony 9 Ward No.44 House of Bibek Basfore at Dasarath Pallv, near Munsi Prem Chand Colleee 10 Ward No. 16 Sabyasachi guha's house at Balai Das Chatterjee Road, Hakimpara \t Ward No. 17 Bimal Kr Paul house at Subhashpally near Patha Bhavan School t2 Ward No. 11 Tapan Sarkar's building at Khudiram Pally 13 Ward No.24 Gopendra Prasad Deb house 74 Ward No.46 House of Rambabu Sah and Mina Sah at Shivnagar, Darjeeling More 15 Ward No.46 Anita Das' house at Champasari 16 Ward No.5 Viva Jha's house at Santoshi Nagar L7 Ward No.4 Tum Tum kr. Paswan's house at Jvotinasar 18 Ward No.4 House of Pinki Khatun,Tetul Tala 19 Ward no. 19 House of Kousik Majumder at Subhashpally, JC Bose Road Bylane 20 Ward no.2 House of Md. Aiimulla at Bashaiatin Colony, near CPIM partv office 27 Ward no.2 House of Raj Shaw at Baghajatin Colony, near Lokenath Mandir 22 Ward no. 1 House of Dhananiov Malder at Dharam Nasar, Coolie para. 23 Ward no.46 House of Makidan Begum at Champasari 14 Ward no.4 House of Sunita Sah at Adarsha Nagar 25 Ward no. 17 House of Rajdeep Bhowmick at AJC Bose Road, opposite of Bandhab Sangha Club 26 Ward No. 14 Aiay Mittal's house at Ashram Para 27 Siliguri Ward No. 11 Dipesh Kr. Gupta's house at Hill Cart Road 28 Municipal Ward no.22 Tumpa Kar' house at Arabindo Pally. 29 Corporation Ward no.7 House of Jagadish Mahato at Vivekananda Nagar. 30 Ward no. 17 House of Brittu Debadasam at Hakimpara, Rash Bihari Sarani 31 Ward no.20 Ram Prasad Sarkar's house at Subhashpally. 32 Ward no. 18 Chandan Kundu's house at Subhashpally 33 Ward no.5 House of Bijay kr Gupta, SiliguriJalpaimore. 34 Ward no 4 House of Asit Ghosh at Jhankar More near 4th Mahananda bridge. 35 Ward no.26 Akash Singh house at Nayabazar Siliguri Milan pally. 35 Ward no. 1 House of Ram Khelawar Ram, Dharma Nagar, Coolipara 37 Ward no.2 House of Sudeep Bhattachariee, 2/3 Bhaeaiatin Colony 38 Ward no.30 Papiya Dutta house at Deshbandhu Para 39 Ward no.31 Nirupa Paul's house near Gananayak Hotel opposite Siliguri Junction 40 Ward No.30 Sandeep Das'house at Pitrasish building, Kanika Bandyopadhaya Sarani, Near Gopal More. House of Amit Verma and Ramavatar Verma at Khudiram Pally Road, Priyodarshini Market, back side of 47 Ward no. 11 Khadim. 42 Ward no.27 Chandrali Routh's house, Babu Para 43 Ward no. 10 House of Manoi kr Sharma at Hill Cart Road, Siliguri FromMonaGhosh'shouseatthestartofthestreet toPremMahato'shouse(easttowest). 44 Ward No.28 From Raj Kr. Mahato's house to Oak Ojha's house (north to south) with additional barricading at Moti Rahman's house. 45 Ward no.46 Dilip Pandit's house at Green Park, Mallaguri. 46 Ward no.6 House of Raju Mohaldar at Dangi para. 47 Ward no.6 House of Abdul Hannan near Ganga store, Venus more. 48 Ward No.7 Hari Narayan Prasad at Ghoshpara, Jhankar More. 49 Ward no.6 House of Hazira Begum at Dangi para, backside of Asique Manzil 50 Ward no. 10 House of Bimala Devi Poddar and oths at Hill Cart Road, Ganesh Ram Compound. House of Sima Chowdhur,y, Joy Chowdhury, Madan Chowdhury and Ramdulari Chowdhury at Samarnagar, 51 Ward no.46 Chamoasari. sl Municipality/ Ward GP Category A (Containment Zone) No Block / 52 Champasari Damra Gura, Gulma, starting from positive person's house upto NH 55 in the west MayFair Apartment, From MayFair Apartment upto Kali templt in the north, upto Saw Mill in the south, 53 Patharghata upto Gas godown in the west and back side of Kali temple New Township, Kawakhali, from New township uotp Kawakhali bazaar in the north, upto CRPF camp in the 54 Matigara I south, upto Soma Paul house in the west and upto embankment in the east KawakhaliJunior High School, from Sumati Paul's house to Gr.D Quarter of NDMCH in the north side, 55 Matigara I Dignlkhata in the south, NBMCH staff Quarter in the west side and Gramin Bank on the east side Thakkar Bridge, from Sanjay Mandal's house upto Md. Munna's house in the east side, upto Arun Gupta's 56 Matigara ll house, upto Mahananda bridge in the south and upto vacant land in the north side Panchanan Bhawan, starting from Priyanka Chakraborty house upto Asian Highway ll on the east side, upto 37 Matigara I swing pool road on the north side, dangai para on the west side and Dignikhata roads Sukantapally, from Krishna Barman's house in the north, upto Sunita Khawas's in the south, upto Paltu 58 Champasari Barman in the west and Sachin Barman's in the east Sishudangi, near old transformer, from Pawan Kumar Gour's house upto Krishna's house in the North, upto 59 Matigara ll Panchanai river in the South, upto Kalibatari old Culvert in the East and upto Gourak Gupta's house in the West Saman Nagar, Champasari, From Promod Gupta's house upto Ananda Mondal's house in the North, upto 60 Champasari Ramchandra Adhikary house in the South, upto Unnati Mondal's house old culvert in the East and Upto Anil Barman's house in the West Kawakhali, from Debasis Paul's house upto Dilip Nixigi house in the north upto Keshab Singha's house in the 6t Matigara I south upto Pramathma Mondal house in the west and upto Medical Campus ih the east. Santiniketan, from 13 no block in the east, boundary wall in the west, upto 14 no block and market place in 62 Matigara I the north upto 18 no block in the South. Khaprail More, from Bir Chhettri's house upto Prem Thapa's house in the east, uptolalit Thapa's house in 63 Patharghata the west, upto Chinaya Saibo's house in the north upto Kamal Thapa's house in the South. Tarijote, from M.D Kareem's house upto M.D. Saheeb Ali in the east upto Masjid in the west upto MD 64 Atharakhai Sadlo's house in the North and upto M.D. Jakir's house in the south. Matigara NBMCH, From Sanju Sarkar's house upto Panchanan Bhawan in the North, upto Sukranjan Ghosh's house in 65 Matigara I the South, upto Pradip Ghosh's house in the East and upto Puchi Debi Chourasiya's house in the west Lenin colony from Sabbir Ali's house upto Md. lshaq's house in the North, upto Kumar Tamang's house in 66 Matigara ll the South, upto Sukla Roy's house in the West and upto Md. Sehajad ln the East Nirmal Nagar Colony from Anita Ghosh's house upto Alok Banik's house in the North upto Mahamaya Das's 67 Matigara ll house in the South, upto by lane in the West and upto Bhaian Pal in the East Surjya Nagar from Poonam Mallick's house to Benaras/Ashok Mallick's in the East, upto Kanai Mallick's 68 Atharakhai house in the North, upto Pintu Debnath's house in the South, upto Sangita Mallick's house in the West Tumbajote, near Jora Bridge, from Puja Roy's house upto vacant land in the north, upto Gully road in the 69 Matigara ll south, upto Pawan Singh's house in the east and Ratan Mondal's house in the west. Medical More, from Sonam Roka's house upto Dolan Chhettri's house in the North, upto L.N. Adhikary's 70 Matigara I house in the south, upto Duilip Gurung's house in the east and Chandra Prakash Lama's house in the west. NBMCH S Nagar Township, from Raja Karmakar's house upto Gokul Kishor Sarkar's house in the North, upto 7L Matigara I Shakti Nath Siddha's house in the East and Hira Sarkar's house in the west. Matigara Bazar(near Hanuman Mandir), from Ashok Chhettri's house upto old fish market in the North, 72 Mati8ara ll upto Old Post Office in the South, upto Pravati medical store in the East and upto Sharma Niwas in the west. 2BN NDRF, Paribahan Nagar, From NDRF Camp upto River Chamta in the North, upto Webel I T Park in the 73 Patharghata South, upto Truck Terminus in the East and Football Ground in the West.
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