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Star Campaigners of Lndian National Congress for West Benqal , ph .230184s2 $ t./r. --g-tv ' "''23019080 INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 24, AKBAR ROAD, NEW DELHI'110011 K.C VENUGOPAL, MP General Secretary PG-gC/ }:B U 12th March,2021 The Secretary Election Commission of lndia Nirvachan Sadan New Delhi *e Sub: Star Campaigners of lndian National Congress for West Benqal. 2 Sir, The following leaders of lndian National Congress, who would be campaigning as per Section 77(1) of Representation of People Act 1951, for the ensuing First Phase '7* of elections to the Legislative Assembly of West Bengat to be held on 2ffif M-arch br,*r% 2021. \,/ Sl.No. Campaiqners Sl.No. Campaiqners \ 1 Smt. Sonia Gandhi 16 Shri R"P.N. Sinqh 2 Dr. Manmohan Sinqh 17 Shri Naviot Sinqh Sidhu 3 Shri Rahul Gandhi 18 ShriAbdul Mannan 4 Smt. Priyanka Gandhi Vadra 19 Shri Pradip Bhattacharva w 5 Shri Mallikarjun Kharqe 20 Smt. Deepa Dasmunsi 6 ShriAshok Gehlot 21 Shri A.H. Khan Choudhary ,n.T 7 Capt. Amarinder Sinqh 22 ShriAbhiiit Mukheriee 8 Shri Bhupesh Bhaohel 23 Shri Deependra Hooda * I Shri Kamal Nath 24 Shri Akhilesh Prasad Sinqh 10 Shri Adhir Ranian Chowdhury 25 Shri Rameshwar Oraon 11 Shri B.K. Hari Prasad 26 Shri Alamqir Alam 12 Shri Salman Khurshid 27 Mohd Azharuddin '13 Shri Sachin Pilot 28 Shri Jaiveer Sherqill 14 Shri Randeep Singh Suriewala 29 Shri Pawan Khera 15 Shri Jitin Prasada 30 Shri B.P. Sinqh This is for your kind perusal and necessary action. Thanking you, Yours faithfully, IIt' I \..- l- ;i.( ..-1 )7 ,. " : si fqdq I-,. elS€ (K.C4fENUGOPAL) I t", j =\ - ,i 3o Os 'Ji:.:l{i:,iii-iliii..d'a !:.i1.ii'ji':,1 s}T ji}'iE;i:"]" tiiaA;i:i:ii-q;T') ilem€s"m} il*Eaacr:lltt,*e Ge rt r; l-;a. I S ef ;-ete ;^'r, : Si I a r,"* iiiil';'c e liu r3. k{areh LL,2A2I The Chief Election Commissioxrer 1:rt. I +,r.,.". Election Commission of India ".". .u'.;1'3i".i'' stf.t; 1l $;: Nirvachan Sadan f \,: € i.c,si:) Ashoka Road I'f:f r $I i ['rf-1i; i i NEW DELHI :,, '. l--$b(-t{^ ^. ! "q 6':i-r. i t -;! i' . ae :1.'..-4ei,itrr'Igi{ Cr. t{,. "":-i{Sjff*," Sir, -::-*-li*:--l dr?f ( Y".,\:- Subject: Submission of name - list of leaders under Explanation (1.) [ ,\-/ and Explanation (2) under Section 77 (I) of Representation of the People Act, 1951 as amended by the Election Commission and Other Related Laws (Amendment) Act, 2003 (No. 46 of 2003) As per the Explanation (1) and Explanation (2) under Section 77 (1) of Representation of the People Act, 1951, as amended by the Election and Other Related Laws (Amendment) Act, 2003 (No. 46 of 2003), read in concurrence with the "Re.rised guiCelines" issued by ECI on Octoher 8, 2020, the Communist Party of India (Marxist) is enclosing the list of its leaders who will be propagating the programme of the Party in the 2nd phase 4 of elections to the assembly of West Bengal. Appropriate action may kindly be taken on this matter. t^ r*l-4*lt f Thanking you, --F Yours sincerely (--tt' l n;. r)i\-;lft 1\ f uI i LJP* Io Ir \ echury) /4G-A'* 9:- Copy to the Chief Electoral Officer, West Bengal ; -t L'( t;.ib.4..7...... o.'.il\elx *I, ilrr:g................. i / b* ;i -,4 Q,,72 rfu,u A K Gopalan Bhawan , 27 -29 Bhai Vir Singh Marg, New Delhi I 10001 a, aaa^Ao1a 422<)1<< aua<2<oa aaaraAa< n21A1Aa< 0o^ -r' \7 1 nTtfu AssennhEy Etreetrerm 2S2li Lrst c,f Star Camag:afrgmers o,f Com:rrmermflst par"ty of nnirefra (FEan"xist] rm West BexagaE Zmd Fhasc : Ela6e of EEcation - lst ApriE, ZSzf SX No Name $esignatiora 1 Sitaram Yechury General Secretary n L tsiman Basu Idember, Folit Bureau 1 -) Surjya Kanta Mishra Secretary, West Bengal State Committee 4 Brinda l(arat Iv{ember, Polit Bureau 5 Manik Sarkar NIember, Polit Bureau 6 Md Salim Member, Polit Bureau 7 Minati Ghosh Member, Central Committee 8 Basudeb Acharya Member, Central Committee 9 Srr0lp Bhattachaya Member, Central Committee 10 Rabin Deb MemL'er, Central Committee 11 Sujan Chakraborfy Member, Central Committee 12 Amiya Patra Member, Central Committee t3 Anju Kar Member, Central Committee t4 Abhas Roy Choudhury Member, Central Committee 15 Samik Lahiri Member, West Bengal State Committee T6 Bilasi Bala Sahis Member, West Bengal State Committee ft 17 Amal Halder JVlember, West Bengal State Committee 1B layandeep Mitra Member, West Bengal State Committee t9 Abhoy Mukerjee IVlember, West Bengal State Committee 20 Kaninika Ghosh Member, West Bengal State Committee 2T Alakesh Das Member, West Bengal State Committee 22 Deblina Hembram Member, West Bengal State Committee 23 lrijan Bhattacharya Member, West Bengal State Committee 24 Pratik Ur Rahaman Member, West Bengal State Committee 25 Madhuf a Sen Roy Member, West Eengal State Committee 26 I4ulirri Bhattacharya Member, Campaign Committee 27 Susanta Ghosh lviernbel Campaign Committee 28 Nandini Mukherjee Member, Campaign Committee 29 Diptisa Dhar Member, Campaign Committee 30 Oishi Ghosh Member, Campaign Comrpittee y4ii t:: i,,t;, i3t' -, '":.4", i1 { :, ,,7 :ti .: ..- ;3 #,rY 'ti;:-: :.l:,t-;l .
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