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Final Electoral Roll FINAL ELECTORAL ROLL - 2021 STATE - (S12) MADHYA PRADESH No., Name and Reservation Status of Assembly Constituency: 88-PUSPRAJGARH(ST) Last Part No., Name and Reservation Status of Parliamentary Service Constituency in which the Assembly Constituency is located: 12-SHAHDOL(ST) Electors 1. DETAILS OF REVISION Year of Revision : 2021 Type of Revision : Special Summary Revision Qualifying Date :01/01/2021 Date of Final Publication: 15/01/2021 2. SUMMARY OF SERVICE ELECTORS A) NUMBER OF ELECTORS 1. Classified by Type of Service Name of Service No. of Electors Members Wives Total A) Defence Services 47 0 47 B) Armed Police Force 0 0 0 C) Foreign Service 0 0 0 Total in Part (A+B+C) 47 0 47 2. Classified by Type of Roll Roll Type Roll Identification No. of Electors Members Wives Total I Original Mother roll Integrated Basic roll of revision 47 0 47 2021 II Additions Supplement 1 After Draft publication, 2021 0 0 0 List Sub Total: 0 0 0 III Deletions Supplement 1 After Draft publication, 2021 0 0 0 List Sub Total: 0 0 0 Net Electors in the Roll after (I + II - III) 47 0 47 B) NUMBER OF CORRECTIONS/MODIFICATION Roll Type Roll Identification No. of Electors Supplement 1 After Draft publication, 2021 0 Total: 0 Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 1 Final Electoral Roll, 2021 of Assembly Constituency 88-PUSPRAJGARH (ST), (S12) MADHYA PRADESH A . Defence Services Sl.No Name of Elector Elector Rank Husband's Address of Record House Address Type Sl.No. Officer/Commanding Officer for despatch of Ballot Paper (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Border Security Force 1 SHANKAR SINGH M HC 132 BN BSF, PO-MADHOPUR, GOGHRI PUSPU RAJ DHURWEY PS- PATHANKOT, DIST- GARH PUSPU RAJ GARH GURDASPUR, PUNJAB, PIN- GOGHRI 484001 KARAN 145024 PATHAR 2 DHANI RAM MOGRE M CT 152 BN BSF HQ C/O 56 APO GUTTIPARA PUSHPRAJ GARH PUSHPRAJ GARH DAMERI (LAMSARAI) 484881 RAJENDRA GRAM 3 JANKUNWAR SINGH M CT 113 BN BSF, HAVELI , SHIVARI CHURACHANDPUR, PO DISTT CHANDRAS , PUSHP RAJ CHURACHANDPUR, MANIPUR, GARH HAVELI PUSHP PIN-795006 RAJ GARH PUSHP RAJ GARH SHIVARI CHANDRAS - - 4 BALRAM DAS SONWANI M CT 006 BN BSF HQ , PRAHARI KAKERIA , BILASPUR , NAGAR, TURA, PO-ARAI MILE, PUSHPRASGARH DISTT-WEST GARO HILLS, KAKERIA MEGHALAYA-794101 PUSHPRASGARH PUSHPRASGARH BILASPUR - - 5 RAJESH KUMAR SINGH M CT 006 BN BSF HQ , PRAHARI GIRARIKALA NAGAR, TURA, PO-ARAI MILE, PUSHPARAJAGADH DISTT-WEST GARO HILLS, PUSHPARAJAGADH MEGHALAYA-794101 GIRARIKHURD 484881 RAJENDRAGRAM 6 MAN SINGH ARMO M CT 112 BN BSF, HARINGHATA, JATANGA ANUPPUR KALYANI, DISTT-NADIA, WEST PUSHPRAJGARH BENGAL, PIN-741 246 PUSHPRAJGARH BELDONGRI 484881 RAJENDRA GRAM 7 DEVENDRA SINGH M CT 124 BN BSF, PO- JAJAJABAD, ANUPPUR (LAPTA) ARMO DISTT- FAZILKA, STATE - JAITHARI JAITHARI PUNJAB, PIN-152024 LAPTA 184113 JAITHARI 8 SHIV MELASINGH M CT WW BSF RAJARHAT, CO FTR BAGHAR , ACHALPURA , PATEL HQ BSF SB, TX STATION,GARIA SHAHDOL BAGHAR GARDEN,GARIA, KOLKATA, SHAHDOL SHAHDOL WEST BENGAL PIN-700084 ACHALPURA - - Central Industrial Security Force 9 MUKESH KUMAR M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL- BARTOLA, PO- G JAISWAL LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL- BARTOLA, PO- COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW GILENG ,PS- DELHI 110003 RAJENDRGRAM,Anupur, VILL- BARTOLA, PO- GILENG ,PS- RAJENDRGRAM,Anupur, VILL- BARTOLA, PO- GILENG ,PS- RAJENDRGRAM,Anupur, VILL- BARTOLA, PO- GILENG ,PS- RAJENDRGRAM,Anupur, VILL- BARTOLA, PO- GILENG ,PS- RAJENDRGRAM,Anupur, 484881 Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 2 Final Electoral Roll, 2021 of Assembly Constituency 88-PUSPRAJGARH (ST), (S12) MADHYA PRADESH A . Defence Services Sl.No Name of Elector Elector Rank Husband's Address of Record House Address Type Sl.No. Officer/Commanding Officer for despatch of Ballot Paper (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 10 UMARAW SINGH M HEAD 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL-JATANGA,,PO- BE MARAVI CONSTAB HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL-JATANGA,,PO- LE COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW BELDONGARI,PS - DELHI 110003 RAJENDRA GRAM,Sh VILL-JATANGA,,PO- BELDONGARI,PS - RAJENDRA GRAM,Sh VILL-JATANGA,,PO- BELDONGARI,PS - RAJENDRA GRAM,Sh VILL-JATANGA,,PO- BELDONGARI,PS - RAJENDRA GRAM,Sh VILL-JATANGA,,PO- BELDONGARI,PS - RAJENDRA GRAM,Sh 484881 11 RAJ KUMAR URETI M HEAD 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL+PO BALCO AMAR K CONSTAB HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL+PO BALCO AMAR LE COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW KANITAR,~SHAHDOL,Sha DELHI 110003 hdol,MADHYA VILL+PO BALCO AMAR KANITAR,~SHAHDOL,Sha hdol,MADHYA VILL+PO BALCO AMAR KANITAR,~SHAHDOL,Sha hdol,MADHYA VILL+PO BALCO AMAR KANITAR,~SHAHDOL,Sha hdol,MADHYA VILL+PO BALCO AMAR KANITAR,~SHAHDOL,Sha hdol,MADHYA 484886 Central Reserve Police Force 12 SANTOSH KUMAR M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO PIPER TOLA PUSPRAJ SINGH COMPLEX, NEW DELHI GARH PUSPRAJ GARH KARANPATHAR 484881 KARNAPATHAR 13 INDRAVATI MARKO M CT- CRPF DTE GENL, CGO 146 BAZAR TOLA KARPA GD(MAH) COMPLEX, NEW DELHI PUSHPRAJGARH PUSHPRAJGARH KARPA 484881 KARNAPATHAR 14 PRATAP SINGH MARAVI M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO BAHARA PUSHPARAJ COMPLEX, NEW DELHI GARH PUSHPARAJ GARH ACHALPUR 484881 SADAR/KOTWALI 15 ARJUN PD BANAWAL M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO KAROUNDATOLA COMPLEX, NEW DELHI PUSHRAJ GARH PUSHRAJ GARH KHATI 484886 AMARKANTAK 16 JANARDAN SINGH M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO LAPTA JAITHARI MARAVI COMPLEX, NEW DELHI JAITHARI LAPTA SADAR/KOTWALI 17 GOVIND PRASAD M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO YADAV MUHALLA YADAV COMPLEX, NEW DELHI CHORBHATHI JAITHARI JAITHARI GORSI 484330 JAITHARI 18 JAMIL MOHAMMAD M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO MEDHAKHAR COMPLEX, NEW DELHI MEDHAKHAR RAJEDRA GRAM PUSPRAJ RAJEDRA GRAM PUSPRAJ KARPA 481881 ANUPPUR 19 LAL SINGH DHURVE M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO LAPTA COMPLEX, NEW DELHI SADAR/KOTWALI 20 KAMAL BHAN SINGH M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO 35 AMATOLA HAVELEE COMPLEX, NEW DELHI PUSHPRAJGARH PUSHPRAJGARH SHIVERI CHANDAS 484881 SADAR/KOTWALI Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 3 Final Electoral Roll, 2021 of Assembly Constituency 88-PUSPRAJGARH (ST), (S12) MADHYA PRADESH A . Defence Services Sl.No Name of Elector Elector Rank Husband's Address of Record House Address Type Sl.No. Officer/Commanding Officer for despatch of Ballot Paper (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 21 SHATRU DHAN M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO RURAL BHARNI TANDIYA COMPLEX, NEW DELHI PUSPRAJGARH PUSPRAJGARH JOHILABANDH 484886 SADAR/KOTWALI 22 ASHOK SINGH MARAVI M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO JATANGA PUSHPRAJ COMPLEX, NEW DELHI GARH PUSHPRAJ GARH BELDONGA 484881 KARAN PATHAR 23 KAMLESHWAR SINGH M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO Salhro Pushparajgarh SHYAM COMPLEX, NEW DELHI Pushparajgarh UMANIYA 484886 SADAR/KOTWALI 24 MUKESH SINGH PATTA M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO paraswar pushprajgram COMPLEX, NEW DELHI pushprajgram KOYALARI 484881 RAJENDRA GRAM 25 BHIKHAM SINGH M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO GONDA COMPLEX, NEW DELHI PUSHPRAJGARH PUSHPRAJGARH CHILHAYAMAR 000000 SADAR/KOTWALI 26 CHATRAPAL SINGH M ASI GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO SHAHDOL DAMHERI COMPLEX, NEW DELHI 532469 RAJENDRA GRAM 27 ARUN PAL SINGH M HC GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO 174 BHEJARI COMPLEX, NEW DELHI PUSPRAJGARH PUSPRAJGARH BHEJARI 484886 AMARKANTAK 28 JIYALAL SINGH URETI M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO 13 SHONIYAMAR COMPLEX, NEW DELHI ANUPPUR ANUPPUR DHEERUTOLA 484881 RAJENDRA GRAM Indian Army 29 DHEERENDRA SINGH M PIN 901124 CO 56 APO GODHAN JAITHARI RATHOUR JAITHARI GORSI 484330 JAITHARI 30 DHANENDRA SINGH M SEP/CFN PIN 900453 CO 56 APO PANGNA JATHARI JATHARI JATHARI 283124 ANUPPUR 31 HARI MOHAN RATHOUR M PIN 900453 CO 56 APO MUNDA JAITHARI JAITHARI LAPTA 484224 JAITHARI 32 MUKESH SINGH M SEP PIN 900493 CO 56 APO B6 MANDIR RATHOUR CHORBHATHI JAITHARI JAITHARI GORSI 484330 JAITHARI 33 RAMESH PRASAD M SEP PIN 900450 CO 56 APO CHORBHATHI JAITHARI RATHOUR JAITHARI GORSI 484330 JAITHARI 34 SHAILENDRA SINGH M SEP PIN 900450 CO 56 APO CHORBHATHI JAITHARI RATHOUR JAITHARI GORSI 484330 JAITHARI 35 SHYAM NARAYAN M PIN 900450 CO 56 APO CHORBHATHI JAITHARI RATHOUR JAITHARI GORSI 484330 JAITHARI 36 MUKESH KUMAR M GDSM PIN 900746 CO 56 APO GHOGHARI TIWARI PUSHPRAJGARH PUSHPRAJGARH KARANPATHAR 484881 KARANPATHAR 37 JAIPRAKASH RATHOUR M PIN 900476 CO 56 APO CHORBHATHI JAITHARI JAITHARI GORSI 484330 JAITHARI Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 4 Final Electoral Roll, 2021 of Assembly Constituency 88-PUSPRAJGARH (ST), (S12) MADHYA PRADESH A . Defence Services Sl.No Name of Elector Elector Rank Husband's Address of Record House Address Type Sl.No. Officer/Commanding Officer for despatch of Ballot Paper (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 38 RAM SINGH MARABI M SEP PIN 900473 CO 56 APO LAPTA JAITHARI JAITHARI LAPTA 484113 JAITHARI 39 JITENDRA SINGH M GNR PIN 900482 CO 56 APO GORSI JAITHARI RATHOUR JAITHARI GORSI 484330 JAITHARI 40 RAJESH SINGH GOND M GNR PIN 900482 CO 56 APO ANUPPUR JAITHARI JAITHARI GORSI 484330 JAITHARI 41 KAMLESH SINGH M PIN 900441 NAGULA UPARIKALAN UPARIKALAN PUSHPRAJGARH 484224 RAJANGARM 42 NARENDRA SINGH M SEP PIN 900441 SEMARWAR JAITHARI RATHOUR JAITHARI GORASI 484330 JAITHARI 43 ASHOK KUMAR M PIN 900499 CO 56 APO GODHAN JAITHARI JAITHARI GORSI 484330 JAITHARI 44 TAKESHWAR PRASAD M PIN 900476 CO 56 APO GODHAN JAITHRI MAHRA JAITHRI GORSI 484330 JAITHRI 45 SURESH PRASAD M LNK PIN 908803 CO 99 APO GORSI JAITHARI RATHOUR JAITHARI GORSI 484330 JAIGHTARI 46 CHANDRABHAN M SEP PIN 900453 CO 56 APO JHAINTAL JAITHARI PANIKA JAITHARI GERELA 484224 JAITHARI Indo Tibetan Border Police 47 Amod Kumar M Head Commandant 10th BN, PO-Kimin, 57 BAGHARRA Constable Distt- Papumpara Arunachal BAGHARRA PUSHPRAJ Pradesh PIN 791121 GARAH PUSHPRAJ GARAH ACHALPUR 484881 RAJENDER GARAM B . Armed Police Force Sl.No Name of Elector Elector Buckle No. Husband's Address of Record House Address Type Sl.No. Officer/Commanding Officer for despatch of Ballot Paper (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) C .
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