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1. List of AERO.Xlsx ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY WISE A.E.R.O Sl. No. & Name of A.C Name of AERO Contact No. Part No Assigned No. 23-Darjeeling 1 Shri Uday Kumar Pariyar, BDMO 9635855811 23/1 to 23/23 23-Darjeeling 2 Shri Koushik Banerjee, BDO 7797378651 23/24 to 23/33 23-Darjeeling 3 Smt. Laden Dawa Bhutia, BWO 9832424936 23/34 to 23/68 23-Darjeeling 4 Smt Sharda Shah, FEO 9832785888 23/69 to 23/109 23-Darjeeling 5 Ms Tshering Uden Bhutia, Jt BDO 9832087136 23/110 to 23/143 23-Darjeeling 6 Shri Surojit Bhar, WBCS (Exe.) 9163740864 23/144 to 23/168. 23-Darjeeling 7 Shri Kaushik Ghosh, WBCS (Exe.) 9830532427 23/169 to 23/197. 23-Darjeeling 8 Shri Koushik Chatterjee 8017450087 23/198 to 23/225 23-Darjeeling 9 Shri Supratik Saha, BDO 7797378652 23/226 to 23/234, 23/278 to 23/283 23-Darjeeling 10 Kamal Subba, BDMO 9749089333 23/235 to 23/277 ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY WISE A.E.R.O Sl. No. & Name of A.C Name of AERO Contact No. Part No Assigned No. 23-Darjeeling 11 Shri Nelson Lepcha, PAAO 7001019873 23/284 to 23/321 24-Kurseong 1 Sri.Umod Yolmo Jt.Bdo 9932268917 24/1 -24/34 24-Kurseong 2 Souvik Basu 7797378653 24/35 - 24/71 24-Kurseong 3 Tshering dhonden Bhutia 8116470389 24/72 - 24/111 24-Kurseong 4 Amitabha Bhattacharyya 7797378658 24/112 - 24/140 24-Kurseong 5 Nawang Thendup Sherpa 7583995636 24/141 -24/170 24-Kurseong 6 Sri Kuntal Bose, DMDC 9830241845 24/185 -24/199 24-Kurseong 7 Sri Biplab Nath, DMDC 8327480101 24/200 - 24/211 24-Kurseong 8 Sri. Laxman Biswas (BDO Kursoeng) 98327773380 24/170 - 24/184, 24/212 -24/228 24-Kurseong 9 Sri. Shaymal Kanti Shikari (Jt. BDO) 9475807505 24/229 - 24/260 24-Kurseong 10 Sri. Dawa Dorjey Bhutia (C.I.) 9800045449 24/261 -24/292 25-Matigara & 1 Bapi Dhar,BDO, Naxalbari 9434081312 25/27, 25/80, 25/100,25/104,25/106 Naxalbari (SC) ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY WISE A.E.R.O Sl. No. & Name of A.C Name of AERO Contact No. Part No Assigned No. 25-Matigara & 2 Babla Sengupta,Jt. B.D.O, Naxalbari 9434739419 25/28 to 25/68 Naxalbari (SC) 25-Matigara & 3 Kaushik Banerjee,APO, Naxalbari 8653568190 25/113 to 25/148 Naxalbari (SC) 25-Matigara & 4 Md. Sohrab,PA &AO, Naxalbari 9635611228 `25/1 to 25/26 Naxalbari (SC) 25-Matigara & 25/69 to 25/79, 25/81 to 25/99, 25/101 5 Bibek Darjee,PDO, Naxalbari 9734109870 Naxalbari (SC) to 25/105, 25/107 to 25/112 25-Matigara & 6 Subhradeep Sarkar,PDO 9932739446 25/149 to 25/183 Naxalbari (SC) 25-Matigara & 7 Bimal Kr. Mardi,APO 8597760205 25/184 to 25/219 Naxalbari (SC) 25-Matigara & 8 Mritunjay Bala,FEO 7384716550 25/220 to 25/259 Naxalbari (SC) 25-Matigara & 9 Ujjwal Kr. Biswas,BDMO 7001655122 25/260-25/301, 25/306-25/307 Naxalbari (SC) 25-Matigara & 10 Runu Roy,BDO, Matigara 9434954284 25/302-25/305 Naxalbari (SC) Sanhita Talapatra,Dy. Magistrate & 26-Siliguri 1 8373088827 26/1 to 26/ 25 Dy. Collector -3, Siliguri Ricky Dukpa,R.O. , Office of the 26-Siliguri 2 9831047374 26/26 to 26/57 SDL & LRO, Siliguri Anirban Mandal,A.T.O- Siliguri 26-Siliguri 3 9874541101 26/58 to 26/86 Treasury-I ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY WISE A.E.R.O Sl. No. & Name of A.C Name of AERO Contact No. Part No Assigned No. Nawa Sherpa,A.T.O- Siliguri 26-Siliguri 4 9679849516 26/87 to 26/111 Treasury-II Suman Tamang,R.O. , Office of the 26-Siliguri 5 9593368649 26/112 to 26/137 SDL & LRO, Siliguri Kamalesh Halder,Dy. Magistrate & 26-Siliguri 6 9064459212 26/138 to 26/163 Dy. Collector -5, Siliguri Mirza Md. Tazuddin,Dy. Magistrate 26-Siliguri 7 6296392162 26/164 to 26/175 & Dy. Collector -4, Siliguri Urmimala Bhattacharya,S.R.O-II, 26-Siliguri 8 9434986767 26/176 to 26/193 Office of the SDL & LRO, Siliguri Aparesh Pal,S.R.O-II, Office of the 26-Siliguri 9 9933489889 26/194 to 26/221 SDL & LRO, Siliguri Gautam Mazaumder,S.D.D.M.O, 26-Siliguri 10 7602999830 26/222 to 26/245 Siliguri 27/101 to 27/104 , 27/128 to 27/131 , 27/151, 27/152 , 27/171 to 27/174 , 27-Phansidewa (ST) 1 Dalaki Lama,Jt. B.D.O 9734175848 27/194 to 27/197 , 27/216 to 27/219 , 27/237 to 27/239 27/105 to 27/108 , 27/132 to 27/135 , 27/153 to 27/155, 27/175 to 27/178, 27-Phansidewa (ST) 2 Darshan Barman,P.D.O 9635633187 27/198 to 27/200, 27/220 to 27/222, 27/240 to 27/242 27-Phansidewa (ST) 3 Jogesh Ch. Mandal,BDO, Kharibari 7797378661 27/73 to 27/91 27-Phansidewa (ST) 4 Pema C Bhutia,BWO, Kharibari 9434336684 27/49 to 27/72 ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY WISE A.E.R.O Sl. No. & Name of A.C Name of AERO Contact No. Part No Assigned No. 27/109 to 27/113, 27/136 to 27/140, 27/156 to 27/158, 27/179 to 27/182, 27-Phansidewa (ST) 5 Pranab Roy,B.D.M.O 9474717827 27/201 to 27/204, 27/223 to 27/226, 27/243 to 27/245 27/92 to 27/95, 27/119 to 27/123, 27/145 to 27/147, 27/162 to 27/165, 27-Phansidewa (ST) 6 Sanju Guha Majumdar,B.D.O 8597626263 27/188 to 27/190, 27/208 to 27/211, 27/231 to 27/233 27/114 to 27/118, 27/141 to 27/144, 27/159 to 27/161, 27/183 to 27/187, 27-Phansidewa (ST) 7 Saptarshi Kahali,B.W.O 8942870421 27/205 to 27/207, 27/227 to 27/230, 27/246 to 27/248 27-Phansidewa (ST) 8 Sarmilli Sarkar,Jt. B.D.O, Kharibari 8116260057 27/1 to 27/23 27/96 to 27/100, 27/124 to 27/127, 27/148 to 27/150, 27/166 to 27/170, 27-Phansidewa (ST) 9 Subhajit Mandal,M.W.I, Phansidewa 9830620771 27/191 to 27/193, 27/212 to 27/215, 27/234 to 27/236 27-Phansidewa (ST) 10 Sukanta Neogi,SEO, Kharibari 9475393886 27/24 to 27/48.
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