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TECTION COMMISSION of INDIA Nirvachan Sadan, Ashoka Oado Hlew Delhi- 110001 J..Io.56L M Oi//LET/ECI/PP/PPS -Lll2}L 8/Vol.-IX Date: 30T July By $pred Pesrt TECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA Nirvachan Sadan, Ashoka oado hlew Delhi- 110001 J..io.56l m oI//LET/ECI/PP/PPS -lll2}l 8/Vol.-IX Date: 30t July. 201 8 To b Chief Electoral Officers of, yJ' g V@)ft*,*qChhattisgarh, Raipur. Bhopal.Bhr Se**:{ [t-**-;'a*tt"-][t-**.;'a*on Tff*" Madhya Pradesh, thl,erilir$* Sub: - General Elections to the Leqislative Asqemblies qf Chhattisgarh and Madhya Frads:h. 2918- Concession to candidates sdt up by registered unrecognized political parties- allotment of common symbol under Para 108 of the Election Symbols py{@ (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968- Regarding. Sir, I arn directed to state that the applications of the following 7 (Seven) registered un- recognized political parties for concession in the allotment of a common symbol to their JT, $ft|didates being set up at the forthcoming General Election to the Lesislative Assemblies of CG Rai#ffiSttisEafb End Madhya Pradesh. 2018. under the provisions of Para l0B of the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968, have been accepted by the Commission. Accordingly, the Commission has decided to extend the concession sought under Para l0B to candidates of these parties for the forthcoming General Election to Leeislative Ass€,!$blies of Cbhsftisg,arh md N{adhya Fradesh. 2018, in the constituencies mentioned as under: - Sl. Name of the Name sf Election(s) No. of Assembly Common No" Party constituencies Syrnbol allotted,. Rashtri'ya Legislative Assembly In 225 Assembly 'Rakshak of Madhya Pradesh, Constituencies in the State l. Morcha 2018. of Mq$hva Pqades,l+ as Tvrp! per Annexure MP-I. Legislatxve Assem,bly I,n all ttae 230 Assembly of Madhya Prade$h, Constituencies in the State 201'8. of lVladhva Pradsh. Saman Aadmi 2. Srntt rY Saman Party Tqr Legislative Assernbly In all the 90 Assembly of Chhattisgarh, 2018. Constituencies in the State of Chhattisgarh. Na,y Bh,arat Legislative Assembly In all the 230 Assembly Parfy of Madhya Pradesh, Constituencies in the State S*Y 3. (Desisn 2018. of Madhva Pradssh. Attsc.hed\ r4 aO '17 L-FT r Rashfra Vahini Legislative Assembly In all the nA Assembly Party Madhya Pradesh, Constituencies 4. of in the State Pep lt{ib with 2019. of M?dlura Pr44esh. Seven Ravs. Aajad Bharat Legislative Assembly In all the 230 Assembly f Parfy Madhya Pradesh, Constituencies 3. of in the State (Democratic) 2019. of illadhva Pradesh. Balloon Aadim Samaj Legislative Assembly In all the nA Assembly Party Madhya Pradesho Constituencies 6. of in the State 2019. of Madhva Pradesh. Bucket Azad Janata Legislative Assembly In 09 Assembly Party of Chhattisgarh, 2018. Constituencies in the State 7. Television of Chhattiqgarh as per Annexure CHG-I 2' The Returning Officers may be directed to allot the common symbol mentioned above to the candidates set up by the aforesaid registered un-recognised political parties, subject to fulfillment of the provisions of Para 13 of the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968 relating to setting up of candidates by the parties. It may also be noted that said common symbol allotted to the candidates of the above mentioned political parties, is not allotted by oversight to any other candidates in these constituencies. However, the said symbol shall be available for allotment as free symbol to other candidates in the qonstituencies where the aforesaid parties do not actually set up their candidates. 3. In the event of the above said parties failing to meet the requirement of the minimum number of candidates, as prescribed in Para l0B sf the said Symbols Order, 1968, i.e., 5 % of total number of Assevtbly Consiituencies in the concemed State in case of Assembly election, then the said comrnon symbol shall not be available to its candidates. l Yours faithfully, \A:L I (PRAMOT) KUMARSHARMA) SECRETARY ,11 Corry tqi SI, NO I{ame of the parf,y lnstructions The Pres ident, Raslrtr^iyu Rakshak Morcha, I 58ll , Dev Nagar, District Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh-283203. The President, Rashtriya Rakshak Morcha, i1 Alkapuri, Behind Neu, Higlr Courr, prades adhyJ h_17 4A I I . The President, Saman Aadmi Saman party, Village- Anrilwan, post- Khutar, p.S._Mada, ) adhya prades l"t_4g6 g g6. The Pr.esident, Naya Bharat party, 8, Bapu Sabji Mandi, Nagar Palika Road, Sumerpur, It is informed that the party Eajasthan=3069 A2. and the candidates must The President; comply with each of the Rashtra Vahini party, provisions of para l3 of the 412, S.K. ShySm neights, Sampat Hills, Election ya pradesh_ 452016 and The lReservation President, Order , 1968,. ^,|ifi::i; Aajad Bh arat parly (Demouatic), yillage & Posr - Behra, Buzurg, Vikas Khand * Bhitargaon, pradesh ar - ZAIll 4. The President, Aadim Sanraj parry, H. No. 84., Village - Mawai Kala, Post - Nari,bari, Shankargarh, pradesh-2 4lb["p"4!1tar l2l 08. The Presid€nt, Azad Janata party, 2A8, Dhillan Complex, Akashganga Supai la,Bh i iai, Dis,tr"ict - Dur*, chhattisgarh -ryaa23, 8. Secy RS/Pr. Secy I{NIB 9. West-I/East-I. 10. Guard File. 3ll \A 7nf" .tt N'ame of the par Annexure-M Rashtriya RaFshak Morcha Co,mrnon Symbol Allotted Name of Stafe h{adhya Pradesh Sf. No. and_U{nes of Assembl Constituencies for which s *bg$as been allotted Constituency l.iame Colstituency }riarne I Sheopur Narsingpur 2 Vijaypur - Tendukheda J Sabalgarh Gadarwara 4 Joura I Junnardeo (Sfy 5 Sumawali Amarwara (ST) 6 Morena Churai 7 Dimani Saunsar I Ambah (SC) Chhindr.vara 9 Ater Parasia (SC) t0 Bhind Pancihlrrna (ST) il Lahar Multai I\{ehgaon : Amla (SC) Gohad (SC) Betul Gwalior Rural t32 Ghoradongri (ST) Gwalior tr33 Blaainsdehi (ST) Gwalior East 134 Tirnarni, (ST) Gwatrior South 135 Harda Bhitarwar 136 Seoni-Malwa b {sc) 137 Hoshangabad Sewda 138 Sohagpur Bhander (SC) l3-9 Pipariya (SC) Datia . I40 Ltdaipura Karera (SC) i 141 Bhojpur Pshari S,anchi (SC) Shivpur:i Silwani Picffio-rs Vid,isha , Kolaras Basoda Bamori Kurwai Gury{SC) {SC) Sironj Chachoura Shanrshabad Raghogarh Berasia (SC) Ashok l*agar (SC) Bhopal Uttar Chanderi Narela Muneaoli Flropal Dakshin- paschirn t4 l] Bina (SC) Bhopal MaGr Govfndpura Huzur Budhni 'lVar5'oli (SC) Ashta(SC) Sagar Ichhawar i Banda Sehore Tikanrgarh IVarsinghgarh J'atara, (SC Biaora Prithv,ipur Rajgarh Nir+'ari Khilchipur Khargapur Sarangpur (SC) Maharajpur Susner, Chandta (SC) Agar'(SC) Ra3nagar Shajapur Ch*la,f,aryur Shu.i'alpur, Biiawar 1 tas Kalaprpal A,falfiara 170 Sonkarch (SC) Patha riya 171 Dewas Danroh, , ''Hatp ipliS,a Jabera Khafegaon , Hafta, (SC) Bagati (ST) Pawai Mandha:n Gunnaor {SC) Harsud {ST} , Panna ,Khandwa (SC) Chitrakoor Pandh arTa (ST.y Raigaon (:Sf; (ST) Sa'fna, fenanagar , Burhanpur r\Iagod Bhikangaon (ST) trvlaihar Bad'w4 Anrarpaafi, :war ,, fu{a (SC) RarnpurBaghelan 'KasraWad : Sir.mow Khargme Sem,ar iya (STJ ,Teon f*rgw,ffipura / r Sendh awa(ST) Maug anj Rqlpur {sT) Deora ,Pan,sernal lab (ST) Badwani (ST) Alirajpur (STi Jobaf {ST) &boa (ST 76 Churhat 194 Thandla (ST) 77 sidhi 195 Petlawad (ST) 78 Siharval 196 Sardarpur (ST; 79 Chitrangi (Sf) 197 Gandhwani (ST) 80 Singrauli 198 Kukshi (ST) 81 I)evsar (SC) 199 Manawar (ST) 82 Dhauhani (ST) 200 Dharampuri (ST) 83 -Beohari (ST) 201 Dhar 84 Jaisinghnagar (ST) 202 Badnawar 85 Jaitpur (ST) ... : 203 Depalpur 86 Kotnra 204 Indore- I 87 Anuppur (ST) 20s Irrdo re-2 88 Pushprajgarh (ST) 206 Indore-3 89 Bandhavgarh (ST) 207 Indo re-4 90 Manpur (ST) 208 Indore-5 9t Barwara (ST) 209 Dr. Ambedkar Nagar_Mhow 97 Jabalpur purba (SC) 2ta Rau 98 Jabalpur Llttar 2tr Sanler (SC) 99 Jabalpur Cantl. 2t2 Nagada- Khachrod r00 Jabalpur Paschim 2t3 Mahidpur 101 Panagar Tarana (SC) t02 Sihora (ST) Glrati ya (SC) 103 Shahpura (ST) tl.iiain Umar ta1 Dindori (ST) tljjain Dakshin 105 Bichh iya (ST) Badnagar 106 Niwas (ST) ' Ratlam Rural (STt t07 Mandla (ST) Ratlarn City 108 Baihar (ST) Sailana (ST) 109 Lanji Jaora 110 Parasw ada Alot (SC) 111 Balaghar Mandsour 112 Waraseoni Malhargarh (SC) 113 Katangi Suwasra 114 Bargh at (,ST) Garoth 115 Seoni Manasa r 16 Keolari Neemuch 117 Lakhnadon (ST) Jawad 118 Gotegaon (SC) Total !f ili 1* j" IYarne of fhe pa Ag&e&rre.Cg Azad Jru atapar , ry4rnggf Sfare fplevisi,on QE!"tfissarh Constituency Na*_ Sr. 62 / paran No. Consriruency Nil 63 f Durg-Rural 67 Ahiwara (SC1 64 68 / Durg City Saja 65 Bhilai f Na gar ,69 Berne tara 66 f Vaishali Nagar 70 Nlawagarh (SC) t -:, l7I Ev.FPeed Sost /\(\ \ ,Y, LECTION COMMISSION OF I}{DIA 110001 Sada Nerv Delhi- Nirvachan ' Augttst, 201 8 81v ol -X l)ate: 03'o No.56/5 ffipplpPS-Iti2o I " [g$tc otdl.o The Chief Electorat Otficers ot' (iii) Mizoram, r\izarvl' (iv) Raiasthatl- 'IaiPur I t(a Sub: - General Elections to the .T,"lt,ffi-:i'li1or the Raiasth" ur I Para iOB unrecognized political paftles- allorrlrclttii;;;;1,":11"i#Jl3"i":;l:; / and Allotment) Order' 1968- Regarding' ' ,.: 'r F.lection Symbots (R*t"'*tion M/n'/ ; , 'i . ' sit' of the foliowing 14 (Fourteon) registered I am direcred to stare thar tl* applications symbol to their concession in the all.tment of a common | CEO un-recognized political parties tbr 10 the Legislative Assemblies of G Raip';tJ;. bei*g se*p at the forthcor'ring General Elecdon of Para l0B and Miznran 2018" under the provisions chhattisgarh. Madhya Pradesh. Rajasthan accepted by the and Allotmenl) order' 1968' have been of the Election symbols (Resen'ation sought under has decided to extend the concession conrmission. Accordingly. the Commission the forthcomiug General Election to l'esislative para l0B to candidates of these parties for the Pradesh' Raiastlran' and Mizoram 2018' in Assemblies of chhattisearh. N4adhYa constituencies nentioned as under: of AssemhlY Common Itame 0f the .
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