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Contact Details of Booth Level Officers BLOs and their Supervisers Ac. No. and Name : 203-Mangalore City South Category - Teacher/ Non PS Mobile No.and Contact Name of Teacher Contact address of the Name of the PS NO. Polling Station Name Location Mobile No. address & the the BLO (Revenue BLO Superviser No. Superviser /OthersPL Specify ) Pambur House Padubelle 9880422893 Revenue Ashoka Vidyalaya English Medium High School DEVENDRAPPA 1 1 Ragini Non Teacher 9972995035 Post, Shirva, Udupi Inspector Mangaluru city ,Ashoka Nagara (Staff Room) PARARI District. corporation W/o Dinesh Shetty. 9880422893 Revenue Ashoka Vidyalaya English Medium High School Shashiprasad Gokul DEVENDRAPPA 2 1 Sujatha Rai Teacher 9449237366 Inspector Mangaluru city ,Ashoka Nagara (Anganawady) Dairy, Ashoka Nagara PARARI corporation Mangaluru. 9880422893 Revenue Ashoka Vidyalaya English Medium High School, DEVENDRAPPA 3 1 Geethanjali Non Teacher 9741289392 Bejai kapikad mangaluru Inspector Mangaluru city Ashoka Nagara ( Middle Portion of HM Room) PARARI corporation Nekkaladi House 9880422893 Revenue Ashoka Nagara Higher Primary School, Ashoka Bhavani DEVENDRAPPA 4 2 Non Teacher 9741150038 Paduperar Post & Village, Inspector Mangaluru city Nagara (Sharada Sadana) (Hall) Shankar PARARI Bajpe , Mangaluru. corporation 9880422893 Revenue Ashoka Nagara Higher Primary School, Ashoka Kuthar, Bhandar Bail, DEVENDRAPPA 5 2 Harish Non Teacher 9980545740 Inspector Mangaluru city Nagara (Sharada Sadana) (Middle Wing ) Munnur Post , Mangaluru. PARARI corporation "SaiDhama" Nagakannika 9880422893 Revenue St. Peter's Higher Primary School, Kottara (East DEVENDRAPPA 6 3 Akshath K Non Teacher 7411083097 Temple Road , Inspector Mangaluru city Wing of New Building) PARARI Mangaluru- 575008 corporation M.C.C Quarters Sulthan 9880422893 Revenue St. Peter's Higher Primary School, Kottara DEVENDRAPPA 7 3 Sadashiva Non Teacher 9902330569 Batteri Road, Urwa, Inspector Mangaluru city (Middle Wing of New Building) PARARI Mangaluru. corporation Shree Rama Bhajana 9880422893 Revenue St. Peter's Higher Primary School, Kottara (West DEVENDRAPPA 8 3 Kasturi B Teacher 9900767538 Mandira Urwa , Boloor, Inspector Mangaluru city Wing of Middle Portion of New Building) PARARI Mangaluru- 575006 corporation 9880422893 Revenue St. Peter's Higher Primary School, Kottara (West Maryhill, Helipad, Kavoor DEVENDRAPPA 9 3 SUJITH Non Teacher 9964602622 Inspector Mangaluru city wing of New Building) ,Mangaluru PARARI corporation Ambedkar yuvaka 9880422893 Revenue St. Peter's Higher Primary School, Kottara (West DEVENDRAPPA 10 3 Rithesh Non Teacher 7259340110 mandala,vyamashale,kodi Inspector Mangaluru city wing of Old Building) PARARI kal,Mangaluru corporation Ashoka Nagara Kodical 9880422893 Revenue Lady Hill Higher Primary School, Lady Hill (Middle DEVENDRAPPA 11 4 Ajitha Teacher 9916190844 Road, Mangaluru - Inspector Mangaluru city Wing) PARARI 575006 corporation 9343351690 Revenue Lady Hill Higher Primary School, Lady Hill (East Flavy Gladis 12 4 Non Teacher 8095436962 Bejai, Mangaluru. Umesh Athikari Inspector Mangaluru city wing) D'Mello corporation 2-3-213/14 "Durga 9343351690 Revenue St. Victoria Girl's High School, Lady Hill (North Aruna Kripa"Kotekani 3rd Cross 13 5 Teacher 9481180507 Umesh Athikari Inspector Mangaluru city Wing) Kumari Road, Urwastore, corporation Mangaluru. 9343351690 Revenue St. Victoria Girl's High School, Lady Hill (South Somsingh Hariprasad Nilaya 14 5 Teacher 9008819102 Umesh Athikari Inspector Mangaluru city Wing) Jadav Chilimbi, Mangaluru. corporation 9343351690 Revenue Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayath Higher 15 6 Yadav K Non Teacher 9901185359 Surathkal, Mangaluru. Umesh Athikari Inspector Mangaluru city Primary School, Bejai Kapikad (First Room) corporation 9343351690 Revenue Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayath Higher Anegundi Bejai, 16 6 Sathish Non Teacher 9901892510 Umesh Athikari Inspector Mangaluru city Primary School, Bejai Kapikad (North Wing) Mangaluru. corporation 4th Cross Road, Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayath Higher 9343351690 Revenue Naduguttu Lane, Kodial 17 Primary School, Bejai Kapikad (2nd Room of 6 Mohandas Non Teacher 9449007551 Umesh Athikari Inspector Mangaluru city Bail, Ashokanagara Middle Wing) corporation Mangaluru- 575006 Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayath Higher 9343351690 Revenue 8088494242/ Samaj Bhavana Ashoka 18 Primary School, Bejai Kapikad (2nd Room of 6 Deepika Non Teacher Umesh Athikari Inspector Mangaluru city 9535707242 Nagara Post, Mangaluru. South Wing) corporation Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayath Higher "Gowtam Nilaya" D.No. 4- 9343351690 Revenue Lathish 19 Primary School, Bejai Kapikad (First Room of East 6 Non Teacher 8880999473 47/1, S N T Road Naguri , Umesh Athikari Inspector Mangaluru city Kumar Building) Kankanady, Mangaluru. corporation Nirmala Melthota House, 9343351690 Revenue St. Francis Xavier Higher Primary School, Bejai 20 7 Silvia Teacher 9901543361 Kulshekara Post, Umesh Athikari Inspector Mangaluru city (South Wing of South Building) D'souza Mangaluru- 575005 corporation "Shalom" Leo 9343351690 Revenue St. Francis Xavier Higher Primary School, Bejai Gretta Compound, Near Behind 21 7 Teacher 9008724277 Umesh Athikari Inspector Mangaluru city (North Wing of South Building) D'souza Bejai Church, Mangaluru- corporation 575004 Near Fai Apartments 9343351690 Revenue St. Francis Xavier Higher Primary School, Bejai 22 7 Shashikala Teacher 9980326340 Bejai Anegundi, Umesh Athikari Inspector Mangaluru city (North wing) Mangaluru. corporation 9845629733Revenue Sanjeevi R 23 Lourds High School, Bejai (East Wing) 8 Non Teacher 9663553747 Bejai ,Mangaluru Dinesh kumar Inspector Mangaluru city Shetty corporation D.No. 3-3-211, J B Shetty 9845629733Revenue Lourds High School, Bejai (North wing of North Dhanalaxmi Compound, Behind Bejai 24 8 Teacher 9731850775 Dinesh kumar Inspector Mangaluru city Building) Shetty Church, Bejai , corporation 2-15-130A,Mangaluru. Vaishnavi, 9845629733Revenue Lourds High School, Bejai (South Wing of North Yogini Near Baliga Store, Kavoor 25 8 Non Teacher 8762126274 Dinesh kumar Inspector Mangaluru city Building) shetty Cross Road , Bejai, corporation SumukaMangaluru. house near 9845629733Revenue Lourds High School, Bejai (East wing of the South Anithashree KSRTC depo 26 8 Non Teacher 8496831549 Dinesh kumar Inspector Mangaluru city Building) H.M Bharebail,kuntikana,mang corporation 2-18alore Near 9845629733Revenue Gramapanchayath 27 Padavu High School, Padavu (East Wing) 9 Ramu Non Teacher 9480058787 Dinesh kumar Inspector Mangaluru city Cheliyaru Via. corporation HaleyangadySuterpete 5th Mangaluru Cross 9845629733Revenue Padavu High School, Padavu (East Wing of South Road, Kankanady Post, 28 9 Gamani Teacher 9480986245 Dinesh kumar Inspector Mangaluru city Portion) Jeppu, Mangaluru - corporation Annapoorneshwari575002 9845629733Revenue Prabha Kottara Cross, 1st Cross 29 Padavu High School, Padavu (South Wing) 9 Non Teacher 9483383595 Dinesh kumar Inspector Mangaluru city Gayathri Bejai Kapikad, Mangaluru corporation - 575004 Yeyyadi, Dandekeri Road, 9845629733Revenue 30 K.S.S.I.D.C. Office Building, Yeyyadi 10 Jalajakshi Teacher 9620604110 Konchady Post, Dinesh kumar Inspector Mangaluru city Mangaluru- 575008. corporation Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayath Higher 9845629733Revenue Shanthi Padau, Bikarnakatte, 31 Primary School, Nalyapadavu Shakthinagara 11 Teacher 9591177489 Dinesh kumar Inspector Mangaluru city Leena Pais Mangaluru. (New Building) corporation Near Ramashakthi Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayath Higher 9845629733Revenue Mission D.No.9-40/6 32 Primary School, Nalyapadavu Shakthinagara ( 11 Cyril Moniz Non Teacher 8861696373 Dinesh kumar Inspector Mangaluru city Shakthinagara, East Wing of New Building ) corporation 25-21-1340Mangaluru. mcc Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayath High School, 9845629733 Revenue Ramachandr qtrs,Jeppu bappal.1st 33 Nalyapadavu Shakthinagara (10 Std. North 11 Non Teacher 9535520918 Dinesh kumar Inspector Mangaluru city a Naik cross,Kankanady,Mangalu Building) corporation ru Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayath Higher D.No. 11-81 Carmica 9901070965 Revenue 34 Primary School, Nalyapadavu Shakthinagara 11 Vijaya Laxmi Teacher 9036452226 Colony Shakthinagara, Ravindra Inspector Mangaluru city (West Portion of New Building) Mangaluru. corporation Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayath Higher D.No. 12/127 Padmashali 9901070965 Revenue Kusumavath 35 Primary School, Nalyapadavu Shakthinagara 11 Teacher 8105086464 Nilaya, Rajeeva Nagara , Ravindra Inspector Mangaluru city i B (East Portion of New Building) Shakthinagara Mangaluru. corporation D/o Late Sanjeeva. Near 9901070965 Revenue Sacred Heart Higher Primary School, Kulshekhara Govt. Well, Kotimura 36 12 Anusuya Teacher 8105540406 Ravindra Inspector Mangaluru city (1st Room of East Portion) House, Kulshekhara Post, corporation Mangaluru- 575005 Vincent Nivas Padumale 9901070965 Revenue Sacred Heart Higher Primary School, Kulshekhara Tressy D 37 12 Teacher 9743519217 House & Post, Ravindra Inspector Mangaluru city (2nd Room of East Portion) Souza Mangaluru- 575029 corporation Murali House , 1st Cross 9901070965 Revenue St. Joseph Higher Primary School, Kulshekhara Rufina 38 13 Teacher 9164084397 Road, Shakthinagara, Ravindra Inspector Mangaluru city (Room No. 1 of South Building) D'souza Mangaluru. corporation 9901070965 Revenue St. Joseph Higher Primary School, Kulshekhara Honnaiah Hosabettu Village, 39 13 Non Teacher 9449807918 Ravindra Inspector Mangaluru city (Room No. 2 of South Building) Moolya Surathkal, Mangaluru.
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