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Allotment of Common Symbol Under 10B By SpeedPost ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA NirvachanSadan, Ashoka Road, New Delhi- 110001 No.56/SymboViLET/ECIIPP/PPS-II12019Nol._XI Date: 20th March, 2019 To, The Chief Electoral Officers of all States and Union Territories. Sub:- General Elections to the House of the People, 2019- Concession to candidates set up by registered unrecognized political parties- allotment of common symbol under Para lOB of the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968- Regarding. Sir, I am directed to state that the applications of the following 76 (Seventy Six) registered un• recognized political parties for concession in the allotment of a common symbol to their candidates being set up at the forthcoming General Election to the House of the People, 2019, under the provisions of Para 10B 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 10B to candidates of these parties for the forthcoming General Election to the House of the People, 2019, in the constituencies mentioned as under: _ SI. Narne of the Party Name of No. of Parliamentary Constituencies Common No. Election(s) in the respective State Symbol allotted. 1 Bharatiya Nav Kranti House of the In all 80 Parliamentary Constituencies Pen Drive Party Peo_ple, 2019 in the State of Uttar Pradesh House of the In all14 Parliamentary Constituencies Pen Drive People, 2019 in the State ofJharkahand House of the In all 5 Parliamentary Constituencies Pen Drive People, 2019 in the State ofUttarakhand House of the In all 7 Parliamentary Constituencies Pen Drive People, 2019 in the State of Delhi House of the In all 40 Parliamentary Constituencies Pen Drive People, 2019 in the State of Bihar 2 Andhra Chaitanya House of the In all 25 Parliamentary Constituencies Tooth Brush Party People, 2019 in the State of Andhra Pradesh 3 Karnataka Karmikara House of the In all 543 Parliamentary Bread Toaster Paksha Peo_ple, 2019 Constituencies in All India 4 Viduthalai House of the In all 39 Parliamentary Constituencies Pot Chiruthaigal Katchi People, 2019 in the State of Tamil Nadu House of the In all 25 Parliamentary Constituencies Stool People, 2019 in the State of Andhra Pradesh 5 Dr. Bhimrao House of the In 58 Parliamentary Constituencies in Wheel Barrow Ambedkar Dal / People, 2019 the State of Uttar Pradesh as per Annexure LS-UP-I. 6 Vidhyarthula House of the In all 17 Parliamentary Constituencies Green Chilli Rajakiya Party People, 2019 in the State of Telangana 7 BharatiyaJan Kranti House of the In all 423Pariiamentary Water Melon Dat(Democratic) People, 2019 Constituencies in All India (Except Bihar& Uttar Pradesh) House of the In all 40 Parliamentary Constituencies Bat People, 2019 in the State of Bihar 8 JanSrijanParty House of the In all 80 Parliamentary Constituencies Computer Mouse People, 2019 in the State of Uttar Pradesh 9 SecularDemocratic House of the In all 25 Parliamentary Constituencies Well Congress People, 2019 in the State of Andhra Pradesh House of the In all 17 Parliamentary Constituencies Well People, 2019 in the State of Telangana House of the In all 20 Parliamentary Constituencies Battery Torch People, 2019 in the State of Kerala House of the In all 39 Parliamentary Constituencies Cup & Saucer People, 2019 inthe State of Tamil Nadu House of the In all 48 Parliamentary Constituencies Bat People, 2019 in the State of Maharashtra House of the In all 28 Parliamentary Constituencies Bat People, 2019 in the State of Karnataka House of the In all 1 Parliamentary Constituencies Cup & Saucer People, 2019 in the State ofPuducherrv. 10 Kashmir Laptop DevelopmentFront House of the In all 6 Parliamentary Constituencies (J&K) People, 2019 in the State of Jammu & Kashmir II DesiyaMakkal House of the In all 39 Parliamentary Constituencies Football SakthiKatchi People, 2019 in the State of Tamil Nadu 12 VishwaManav House of the In all 80 Parliamentary Constituencies SkippingRope SamajKalyan People, 2019 in the State of Uttar Pradesh Parishad House of the In all 40 Parliamentary Constituencies SkippingRope People, 2019 in the State of Bihar 13 HumBhartiyaParty House of the In all 48 Parliamentary Constituencies Ganna Kisan People, 2019 in the State of Maharashtra House of the In all14 Parliamentary Constituencies Boat With Man People, 2019 inthe State ofJharkahand And Sail House of the In all 29 Parliamentary Constituencies Ganna Kisan People, 2019 in the State of Madhya Pradesh House of the In all 13 Parliamentary Constituencies Ganna Kisan People, 2019 in the State ofPuniab House of the In all 7 Parliamentary Constituencies Ganna Kisan People, 2019 in the State of Delhi House of the In all 25 Parliamentary Constituencies Ganna Kisan People, 2019 in the State of Andhra Pradesh House of the In all 17 Parliamentary Constituencies Ganna Kisan People, 2019 in the State of Telanzana 14 BharathDharmaJana House of the In 7 Parliamentary Constituencies in Pot Sena People, 2019 the State of Keralaas per Annexure / LS-KL-II. 15 MarxistCommunist House of the In 4 Parliamentary Constituencies in Computer Partyof India People, 2019 the State of Telanzana as per (United) / Annexure LS-TL-Ill. 16 All India Samathuva House of the In all 39 Parliamentary Constituencies Makhal Katchi DumbelJs People, 2019 in the State of Tamil Nadu 17 Utkrisht Party House of the In 2 Parliamentary Constituencies in Helicopter / People, 2019 the State of Punjab as per Annexure LS-PB-IV. 18 Rashtravadi Party House of the In 2Parliamentary Constituencies in (Bharat) Box People, 2019 the State of Himachal Pradesh as per / Annexure LS-HP- V. 19 Daksha Party House of the In all 10 Parliamentary Constituencies Chess Board Peo_l)le,2019 in the State of H:u:yana House of the In all 4 Parliamentary Constituency in Chess Board People, 2019 the State of Himachal Pradesh House of the In all 6Parliamentary Constituencies Chess Board People, 2019 inthe State of Jammu & Kashmir House of the In all 5 Parliamentary Constituencies Chess Board People, 2019 in the State ofUttarakhand House of the In all 7 Parliamentary Constituencies Chess Board Peol!_le,2019 in the State of Delhi 20 Sanjhi Virasat Party House of the In all 345 Parliamentary Apple People, 2019 Constituencies in the All India (Except 14 states Jammu & Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Mizoram, Me_g_hl~aetc.) House of the In all 2 Parliamentary Constituencies Key People, 2019 in the State of Arunachal Pradesh House of the In all 14 Parliamentary Constituencies Key People, 2019 in the State of Assam House of the In all 2 Parliamentary Constituencies Key Peol!_le,2019 in the State of ManID_ur House of the Inall 2 Parliamentary Constituencies Key People, 2019 in the State of Mee:halaya House of the In all 1 Parliamentary Constituencies Key People, 2019 in the State of Mizoram House of the In all I Parliamentary Constituencies Key Peol!_le,2019 in the State of Na_1laland House of the In all I Parliamentary Constituency in Key People, 2019 the State of Sikkim. House of the In all 2 Parliamentary Constituencies Key People, 2019 in the State of Trill_ura House of the In all 20 Parliamentary Constituencies Cup & Saucer Peol!_le,2019 in the State of Kerala House of the In all 6 Parliamentary Constituencies Bucket People, 2019 in the State of Jammu & Kashmir House of the In all 39 Parliamentary Constituencies Glass Tumbler People, 2019 in the State of Tamil Nadu House of the In all 1 Parliamentary Constituencies Glass Tumbler People, 2019 in the State of Puduchern. House of the In all 28 Parliamentary Constituencies Glass Tumbler People, 2019 in the State ofKarnataka 21 Karnataka Praja House of the In all 28 Parliamentary Constituencies Party (Raitha Parva) Sewing Machine Pe<!.p_le2019, in the State ofKarnataka 22 United India Party House of the In all 17 Parliamentary Constituencies Room Cooler People, 2019 in the State ofTela~ana 23 Desiya Uzhavar House of the In all 456 Parliamentary Lunch Box Uzhaipalar People, 2019 Constituencies in the All India Kazhagam (Exce_ptDelhi & Uttar Pradesh) House of the In all 80 Parliamentary Constituencies Hand Cart People, 2019 in the State of Uttar Pradesh House of the In all 7 Parliamentary Constituencies Head Phone People, 2019 in the State of Delhi 24 Jan Sangh Party House of the In all 80 Parliamentary Constituencies Football Pe<!.p_le2019, in the State of Uttar Pradesh 25 Adhunik Bharat House of the In all 80 Parliamentary Constituencies Ear Rings Party People, 2019 in the State of Uttar Pradesh 26 All Indians Party House of the In all 543 Parliamentary T.V. Remote Peojl_le,2019 Constituencies in All India 27 Mundadugu Praja House of the In all 25 Parliamentary Constituencies Telephone Party People, 2019 in the State of Andhra Pradesh 28 Vishva Shakti Party House of the In all 80 Parliamentary Constituencies Lady Purse People, 2019 in the State of Uttar Pradesh House of the In all 10 Parliamentary Constituencies Lady Purse Peo_ple, 2019 in the State of Harvana House of the In all 7 Parliamentary Constituencies Lady Purse People, 2019 in the State of Delhi 29 Telangana House of the In all 17 Parliamentary Constituencies Mike Sakalajanula Party Peojl_le,2019 in the State of Telan__e::ana 30 Mana Desam Party House of the In all 25 Parliamentary Constituencies Bottle People, 2019 in the State of Andhra Pradesh 31 Sanyukt Vikas Party In 2 Parliamentary Constituencies in Gift Pack House of the the State of Hanana as per Annexure / Peo_jlle,2019 LS-HR-VI. In 3 Parliamentary Constituencies in GiCtPack / House of the the State of Rajasthan as per Peojl_le,2019 Annexure LS- RAJ-VI. House of the In 3 Parliamentary Constituencies in GiftPack People, 2019 the State of Punjab as per Annexure / LS-PB-VI.
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