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9446869815) Were Appointed As Nodal Officer for Anti Defacement and Subsequently LA Constituency Wise Anti Defacement Squads Were Constituted in District Proceedings of the District Election Officer & the District Collector, Thrissur (Present: S Shanavas IAS) Sub: General Election to Kerala State Legislative Assembly 202L-Anti Defacement Squad Constituted - Modified Orders lssued - Reg Read: 01: General Election to Kerala LA Constituencies 2021 02: This Office order Number ElL-270900/2L(1-General) Dated L6.02.202t, 28.02.202L 03: This Office order Number EL1-270900/21 Dated 25.02.2021., 0L.03.2021, 02.03.2021. 04: Submission by Nodal Officer Anti defacement & Revenue Divisiona I Officer, lrinjalakuda ORDER No. EL1 -27O9OOl2O2l: DATED: 26 : March:2021 ln connection with General Election to LA Constituencies 2021, to ensure Anti Defacement activities by complying Guidelines of Election commission of lndia Vide read (2) above, Smt. C Lethika, Revenue Divisional Officer, lrinjalakuda (Mobile No: 9446869815) were appointed as Nodal Officer for Anti Defacement and subsequently LA Constituency wise Anti Defacement Squads were constituted in district. Vide read (4) above, Nodal Officer Anti defacement & Revenue Divisional Officer, lrinjalakuda has informed that Team leader of Anti Defacement Squad in O73 Kodungallur LAC Sri Prasad K R, Health lnspector, Grade ll, Chalakudy Municipality is leave due to medical grounds and subsequently requested for change of Officer. Considering request following modifications are done with immediate effect. (1 1 r'!( )'! /.. hy"l 6/y,,,,/.i, Q)"7.. )lC t "r, "ro/'d/rr.tir, Sri Prasad K R, Health lnspector, Grade ll, Chalakudy Municipality appointed as Team leader of Anti Defacement Squad in 073 Kodungallur LAC is replaced by Sri Krishnadas V V, Junior Superintendent, O/o Special Deputy Collector (LA), NH-65, Kodungallur (Mob No 9048343380) with immediate effect and Order dated 25.02.2021related with appointment of is modified to this extent. The appointed officer is directed to report before Nodal Officer, Anti Defacement & Revenue Divisiona I Officer I ri nja la kuda for fu rther instructions. District E cer & District Col lector, Thrissur. To The lndividual (Through Head of Department) Copy to 1. The Chief Electoral Officer & Principal Secretary to Government (With C/L) 2. The Observers General/ (Expenditure). 3. Deputy Collector (General), Thrissur & Nodal Officer, manpower Management 4. The Nodal Officer Anti defacement & Revenue Divisional Officer, lrinjalakuda 5. The Special Deputy Collector (LA), NH-66, Kodungallur - For necessary procedures 6. NodalOfficers 7. The Assistant Expenditure Observer - 073 Kodungallur LAC 8. Returning Officer / Assistant Returning Officer / Electoral Registration Officer of 073 Kodungallur LAC 9. ROs Table. (1"r,'rrr/ Cl )-) r /rr42,tt !( /.. Dyr, y G )/7ru1; . )//,a,1",t ohr". )tc z.
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