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Print ANNEXURE 5.8 (CHAPTER V, PARA 25) FORM 9 List of Applications for inclusion received in Form 6 Designated location identity (where Constituency (Assembly/£Parliamentary): Jamshedpur East Revision identity applications have been received) From date To date @ 2. Period of applications (covered in this list) 1. List number 01/10/2018 01/10/2018 3. Place of hearing* Serial Name of Father / Mother / $ Date of Name of Date of Time of number Husband and Place of residence of receipt claimant hearing* hearing* (Relationship)# application Mohammad Mohammad Holding no 44,45, Golmuri muslim 1 01/10/2018 shams Alam khaleeque Alam (F) basti, Jamshedpur, , East Singhbhum 51, Bhuiyadih Gwala 2 01/10/2018 Nisha Devi Dinu Prasad (H) Basti, Jamshedpur, , East Singhbhum House no 4,, cross road no 7/c, Shahbaz 3 01/10/2018 Mohammad Ashfaque (F) mustafa kheti, zakir nagar,, mango, Ashfaque jamshedpur, , East Singhbhum C/45 B BLOCK, KUMHAR RISHABH 4 01/10/2018 SANJAY KANT JHA (F) PARA, JAMSHEDPUR, , East JHA Singhbhum FLAT NO 1721, VIJAYA SHIVAM NAVEEN KUMAR 5 01/10/2018 GARDENS, BARIDIH, SINGH SINGH (F) JAMSHEDPUR, , East Singhbhum House no4, cross road no 7/c, mustafa Mohammad 6 01/10/2018 mohammad Razzaque (F) kheti, zakir nagar,, Mango, Ashfaque Jamshedpur, , East Singhbhum Viseshwar 2/1/10, Nirmal 7 01/10/2018 Sarju Prasad (F) Prasad Nagar, Jamshedpur, , East Singhbhum 39855, Road no- Shahzad 8 01/10/2018 Shamshad Mallik (O) 15A-,jawaharnagar, Jamshedpur, , East Mohsin Singhbhum NISHA MANOJ 363A, B BLOCK ROAD NO 9 01/10/2018 SHARMA KUMAR SHARMA (H) 5, BAGUNHATU, , East Singhbhum nagendra 15, deshratan road, vidhyapati 10 01/10/2018 harihar thakur (F) thakur nagar, jamshedpur, , East Singhbhum 2052, VIDHYAPATI NAGAR, ROUNAK 11 01/10/2018 GOPAL LAL (F) RAJENDRA KUMAR ROAD, jamshedpur, , East Singhbhum 15, DESHRATAN ROAD, SEEMA VIDHYAPATI 12 01/10/2018 NAGENDRA THAKUR (H) DEVI NAGAR, jamshedpur, , East Singhbhum 115, SINDHU ROAD, 10 RUCHIKA CHITRANJAN 13 01/10/2018 N0.BASTI, jamshedpur, , East MISHRA KUMAR MISHRA (F) Singhbhum SHIVANGI PRAMOD 115, SINDHU ROAD, 10 N0. 14 01/10/2018 JHA KUMAR JHA (F) BASTI, jamshedpur, , East Singhbhum 15 01/10/2018 RAHUL NIRANJAN 115, SINDHU ROAD, 10 N0. KUMAR KUMAR MISHRA (F) BASTI, jamshedpur, , East Singhbhum MISHRA 22, 10 NO BASTI, SINDHU gurpreet 16 01/10/2018 RAJWANT KAUR (M) ROAD, JAMSHEDPUR, , East SINGH Singhbhum 298, 10 NO BASTI, SINDHU SHOBHA 17 01/10/2018 ASHOK PAUL (F) ROAD, JAMSHEDPUR, , East KUMARI Singhbhum BABU 71/C, 10 NO BASTI, SINDHU 18 01/10/2018 PRATAP MAMTA KUMARI (M) ROAD, jamshedpur, , East Singhbhum CHOUHAN BHUPESH 73/D, 10 NO BASTI, SINDHU 19 01/10/2018 KUMAR LAXMIDHAR SENDH (F) ROAD, JAMSHEDPUR, , East SENDH Singhbhum RIYA 201, 10 NO BASTI, SINDHU 20 01/10/2018 ANIL KUMAR SAH (F) KUMARI ROAD, jamshedpur, , East Singhbhum 11, SINDHU ROAD, 10 N0. ANURAG 21 01/10/2018 RAKESH KUMAR (F) BASTI, JAMSHEDPUR, , East KUMAR Singhbhum 19, SUKHIYA ROAD, 10.NO SANGEETA JANARDAN 22 01/10/2018 BASTI, JAMSHEDPUR, , East DEVI PRASAD SINGH (H) Singhbhum 36, 10 N0.BASTI, PADMA GITA RAM 23 01/10/2018 ROAD, JAMSHEDPUR, , East GUPTA CHANDER GUPTA (H) Singhbhum HARI 36, 10 N0.BASTI, PADMA RAM 24 01/10/2018 CHANDRA ROAD, JAMSHEDPUR, , East CHANDRA GUPTA (F) GUPTA Singhbhum £ In case of Union territories having no Legislative Assembly and the State of Jammu and Kashmir Date of exhibition @ For this revision for this designated location at Electoral Date of exhibition at designated * Place, time and date of hearings as fixed by electoral registration Registration location under rule 15(b) officer Officer’s Office $ Running serial number is to be maintained for each revision for under rule 16(b) each designated location # Give relationship as F-Father, M=Mother, and H=Husband within brackets i.e. (F), (M), (H) 09/10/2018 Print ANNEXURE 5.8 (CHAPTER V, PARA 25) FORM 9 List of Applications for inclusion received in Form 6 Designated location identity Constituency (Assembly/£Parliamentary): Jamshedpur (where applications have been Revision identity East received) From date To date @ 2. Period of applications (covered in this list) 1. List number 02/10/2018 02/10/2018 3. Place of hearing* Serial Name of Father / $ Date of Name of Date of Time of number Mother / Husband and Place of residence of receipt claimant hearing* hearing* (Relationship)# application Mohammad 30 , Road No 7, Zakir 1 02/10/2018 Aatif Hussain Aftab Hussain (F) Nagar, , East Singhbhum 57,JUBILEE OFFICERS FLAT, NORTHERN SUNITA SATISH KUMAR 2 02/10/2018 TOWN TIWARY TIWARY TIWARY (H) , JAMSHEDPUR, , East Singhbhum SUNITA Q.NO 34, KUNTI PADMAN 3 02/10/2018 CHHATRIYA TOWER, KALIMATI CHHATRIYA (F) ROAD , , East Singhbhum HOUSE NO- PREM MAHARAGHU 7/1366, HUME 4 02/10/2018 KANT KANT (F) PIPE, CHHAYA NAGAR , , East Singhbhum HOUSE NO- PREM MAHARAGHU 7/1366, HUME PIPE 5 02/10/2018 KANT KANT (F) , CHHAYANAGAR , , East Singhbhum HOUSE NO- 1366, HUME PIPE RINKI 6 02/10/2018 SANTOSH KANT (H) CHHAYA NAGAR KANT , sAKCHI , , East Singhbhum BHUIYADIH , HUME VIKRAM 7 02/10/2018 SUDHIR LOHAR (F) PIPE, AGRICO, , East LOHAR Singhbhum 1099, mohammadan line 8 02/10/2018 saba perween famida begum (M) no 1, sakchi, , East Singhbhum 1099, mohammadan line 9 02/10/2018 ashif khan nasir khan (F) no 1, sakchi, , East Singhbhum 10 02/10/2018 SUBI MOHAMMAD NO.1, ROAD KHATOON SARFRAJ KHAN (F) NO.1, BARI NAGAR, , East Singhbhum 1099, MOHAMMADAN LINE NO 11 02/10/2018 MD SAJID NASIR KHAN (F) 1, GOLMURI, , East Singhbhum HOUSE NO- 1495, DURGA NIWAS PUJA 12 02/10/2018 VIKRAM LOHAR (H) LINE, BHUIYADIH LOHAR HUME PIPE , , East Singhbhum REESHAM 558, BARA SANJAY 13 02/10/2018 KUMAR FLAT, SIDGORA, , East KUMAR SINGH (F) SINGH Singhbhum ATANU 727, BARA ASIT 14 02/10/2018 KUMAR FLAT, SIDGORA, , East KUMAR GOSWAMI (F) GOSWAMI Singhbhum 727, BARA DIBIYA ATANU 15 02/10/2018 FLAT, SIDGORA, , East GOSWAMI KUMAR GOSWAMI (H) Singhbhum 342, C BLOCK ROAD GAURI NO 16 02/10/2018 RAKHO NAMTA (H) NAMTA 5, BAGUNHATU, , East Singhbhum 281, C BLOCK ROAD KAMAL RAM NO 17 02/10/2018 PRASAD PRASAD SAHU (F) 5, BAGUNHATU, , East SAHU Singhbhum 102, D BLOCK ROAD KARAN NO 18 02/10/2018 KUMAR LIKHAN RAM (F) 10, BAGUNHATU, , East RAM Singhbhum 351, B BLOCK ROAD RAJU NO 19 02/10/2018 MAHADEV NAMTA (F) NAMTA 5, BAGUNHATU, , East Singhbhum 130, B BLOCK ROAD AKASH NO 20 02/10/2018 CHAYNA KAR (M) KAR 4, BAGUNHATU, , East Singhbhum 130, B BLOCK ROAD SIMANTO NO 21 02/10/2018 CHAYNA KAR (M) KAR 4, BAGUNHATU, , East Singhbhum A1, Sriram Ashram 22 02/10/2018 Sunil Ram Sharad Ram (F) , Burmamines, , East Singhbhum A1, Sriram Ashram 23 02/10/2018 Puja Bhagat Balram Bhagat (F) , Burmamines, , East Singhbhum 24 02/10/2018 Moti Rao Chhotu Rao (H) A1, Sriram ashram , Burmamines, , East Singhbhum A1, Sriram Ashram 25 02/10/2018 Krishna Ray Sharad Ray (F) , Burmamines, , East Singhbhum £ In case of Union territories having no Legislative Assembly and the State of Jammu and Kashmir Date of exhibition @ For this revision for this designated location Date of exhibition at at Electoral * Place, time and date of hearings as fixed by electoral registration designated location under Registration officer rule 15(b) Officer’s Office $ Running serial number is to be maintained for each revision for under rule 16(b) each designated location # Give relationship as F-Father, M=Mother, and H=Husband within brackets i.e. (F), (M), (H) 09/10/2018 Print ANNEXURE 5.8 (CHAPTER V, PARA 25) FORM 9 List of Applications for inclusion received in Form 6 Designated location identity (where Constituency (Assembly/£Parliamentary): Jamshedpur East Revision identity applications have been received) From date To date @ 2. Period of applications (covered in this list) 1. List number 03/10/2018 03/10/2018 3. Place of hearing* Serial Name of Father / Mother / $ Date of Name of Date of Time of number Husband and Place of residence of receipt claimant hearing* hearing* (Relationship)# application ANU 2, ROAD NO.- 01, PREMNAGAR, , East 1 03/10/2018 VIJAY KUMAR JHA (H) DEVI Singhbhum SUMAN 2391, ROAD NO.- 01, PREMNAGAR, , East 2 03/10/2018 RAM DAYAL SAH (H) DEVI Singhbhum RAKESH 17, JHAGRU BAGAN, SHIV MANDIR, , East 3 03/10/2018 SONU GORAI (F) GORAI Singhbhum Aquib 01, Old purulia road near t.khan maidan rabbani 4 03/10/2018 Abdul Hamid (F) JAWED colony, Jamshedpur, , East Singhbhum SONIYA L1/28, DORI ROAD, SAKCHI, , East 5 03/10/2018 CHANDRA KISHORE (H) DEVI Singhbhum Sudipto 36, New Lay Out , Sitaramdera, Jamshedpur 6 03/10/2018 Subhasish Mazumdar (F) Majumdar , , East Singhbhum SURAJ BINOD P/56, PRAGATI 7 03/10/2018 KUMAR KUMAR SHARMA (F) NAGAR, JAMSHEDPUR, , East Singhbhum SHARMA AYUSH VINOD P/36, PRAGATINAGAR, JAMSHEDPUR, , East 8 03/10/2018 KUMAR KUMAR PANDEY (F) Singhbhum PANDEY M B/1, HIND PATH, BIRSANAGAR, , East 9 03/10/2018 M BABU RAO (F) HARISH Singhbhum M VINAY B/1, HIND PATH, BIRSANAGAR, , East 10 03/10/2018 M NAGESHWAR RAO (F) KUMAR Singhbhum SABITRI 7, SUBHASH PATH , JAMSHEDPUR, , East 11 03/10/2018 RAMESHWAR SHARMA (F) KUMARI Singhbhum NEHA P13, PRAGATI NAGAR, JAMSHEDPUR, , East 12 03/10/2018 DINESH KUMAR (H) KUMARI Singhbhum M B/1, HIND PATH, BIRSANAGAR, , East 13 03/10/2018 M BABU RAO (F) VISHAL Singhbhum DILKESH RAMESHWAR 7, SUBHASH PATH , BIRSANAGAR, , East 14 03/10/2018 KUMAR SHARMA (F) Singhbhum SHARMA ANJALI 31, SUBHASH PATH , JAMSHEDPUR, , East 15 03/10/2018 KANHAIYA PRASAD (F) KUMARI Singhbhum £ In case of Union territories having no Legislative Assembly and the State of Jammu and Kashmir Date of exhibition @ For this revision for this designated location at Electoral Date of exhibition at designated location under * Place, time and date of hearings as fixed by electoral registration Registration rule 15(b) officer Officer’s Office $ Running serial number is to be maintained for each revision for under rule 16(b) each designated location # Give relationship as F-Father, M=Mother, and H=Husband within brackets i.e.
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