District Election Management Planning Assembly by-elections(Ashoknagar ,)

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“ No voter to be left behind” Abhay Varma COLLECTOR (DEO ASHOKNAGAR)

Chapter 1 DISTRICT BRIEF PROFILE A. DISTRICT POLITICAL MAP

B. KEY STATISTICS

POPULATION – 2011 844979 PROJECTED POPULATION – (Current Year)2020 996372 POPULATION DENSITY 181 PER SQUARE KMper sq KM LITERACY RATE TOTAL 67.9 LITERACY RATE MAL 78.12 LITERACY RATE FEMALE 53.42 GROWTH RATE – TOTAL 22.66 GROWTH RATE - URBAN - GROWTH RATE - RURAL - NO. OF MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS - NO. OF MUNICIPALITIES/PANCHAYAT 02/03 NO. OF BLOCKS 04 NO. OF GRAM PANCHAYATS 334 NO. OF REVENUE VILLAGES 912 TOTAL ELECTORS IN DISTRICT 564358 MALE ELECTORS 299811 FEMALE ELECTORS 264531 OTHER 16 SEX RATIO – 2011 900 SEX RATIO – (As per final roll 871 EP RATIO – 2011 62.17 EP RATIO - (As per final roll) 55.80 NO. OF PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES 01 guna (PC) NO. OF POLLING STATIONS (PS) 586 NO. OF POLLING STATION LOCATIONS 423 NO. OF ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES (AC) 03 NO. OF RETURNING OFFICERS (RO) 02 NO. OF AROS 04 NO. OF SECTOR OFFICERS (SO) 53 NO. OF BLOS 586

C. BRIEF NOTES ON THE DISTRICT

HISTORY OF DISTRICT ASHOK NAGAR Ashok Nagar (: अशोकनगर) is a city in state of . It is the administrative headquarter ofAshok NagarDistrict. It was previously a part of . Ashok Nagar is well known for its Grain Mandi and "Sharbati Gaihu", a type of wheat. The nearest District is Guna which is 45 km awayfrom Ashok Nagar. Ashok Nagar(formerly known as Pachhar) has 7 tehsils viz. Ashok Nagar, Shadora, , Nai Saray, , Mungaoli,Piprai. In Ashok Nagar city there are two parts: the Railway Gate and Gandhi Park Side. The railway line is passing through the center of the city. Ashok Nagar has a Railway Station and Bus Stand. Ashok Nagar is connected to the main cities of M.P. by the means of roads and trains.

Ashok Nagar is located on the northern part of Madhya Pradesh between Sindh and Betwa Rivers. It comes under the northern part of Malwa plateau, though main part of the District lies in the Plateau. The eastern and western boundaries of the District are well defined by the rivers. The Betwariver flows along the eastern boundary separating it from and Lalitpur District of . The Sindh is the main river flowing along the western boundary. One can reach Ashok Nagar easily as it is situated on the Kota-Binarailway section of Western Central Railway. Ashok Nagar is approximately 200 k.m. away from the capital of the state .

Ashok Nagar is famous for the Thubon's called Trikaal Choubeese, where the idols of past, present, and future Thirthankars, as described in the Jain religion, have been kept.The District is also famous for haritage town called 'Chanderi', which is about 60 km awayfrom Ashok Nagar.Chanderi earlier at the time of was known as "Chendi". Chendi naresh Shishupal was its ruler, who was killed by Lord Krishna. In Chanderi, ancient sculptures have been discovered in large numbers. Thubonji Sidhdha Kshetra is another pilgrim centre for Jains. It is about 32 km awayfrom Ashok Nagar. In the south, about 35 km from Ashok Nagar, is the famous Karila Mata Mandir, which is known to be the birthplace of Luv and Kush, sons of Lord and Mata. A huge fair is organized every year on Rangpanchmi in which Rai Dance is performed by Bedni Women. Tumen is also a famous historical pilgrim centre situated at Triveni known for MataVindhyavasini temple. There are many more places of heritage and religious importance in the District of Ashok Nagar.

Chanderi is a famous historical & tourist place. The main occupation of the people of Chanderi is handicraft. Chanderi sarees Brand is famous all over the world. These are made by cotton and silk by hand Looms (Khatka). Khatka is a hand made wooden machine producing traditional Chanderi sarees. Another famous place in Ashok NagarDistrict is Sri Anandpur, the world headquarters of Sri Advait Paramhansa Sect. Disciples from across the globe visit Anandpur twice a year during Baisakhi and Guru Purnima to seek blessings from the gurus. Kadwaya, a small village in the District is also famous for the ancient Shiv Mandir, Garhi and Mata Mandir.

The climate of Ashok Nagar is sub-tropical. In summers, the temperature reaches upto 47°C, while dropping up to 4°C in the winter. Average annual rainfall is about 882 m.m. Culture The city lies in the Bundelkhand region and follows traditional Indian culture. Ashoknagar is famous for the Jain temple called Trikaal Choubeese, where the idols of past, present, and future Thirthankars, as described in the Jain religion, have been kept. The district is also famous for a small town called 'Chanderi', which is about 60 km from Ashoknagar. Chanderi was earlier, at the time of Mahabharata, known as "Chendi". Chendi Naresh Shishupal was its ruler, who was then killed by Lord Krishna[12] In Chanderi, ancient sculptures have been discovered in large numbers. Thubonji Sidhdha Kshetra is another one of the pilgrim center for Jains. It is about 32 km from Ashoknagar. In the south, about 35 km from Ashoknagar, is the famous Karila Mata Mandir, which is known to be the birthplace of Luv and Kush, sons of Lord Rama and Sita Mata. A huge fair is organized every year on Rangpanchmi in which the Rai Dance is performed by the Bedni women. Tumen is also a famous historical pilgrim center situated at Triveni known for Mata Vindhyavasinitemple. There are many more places of religious importance in the district of Ashoknagar.

Chanderi is a tehsil of the and is a famous historical & tourist palace. The main occupation of the people of Chanderi is handicraft. Chanderi sarees are famous all over the world. These are made by cotton and silk by hand through Khatka. Khatka is a self made machine for preparing sarees. Another famous place in Ashoknagar district is Sri Anandpur, the world headquarters of the Sri Advaith Paramhansa Sect. Disciples from across the globe visit Anandpur twice a year during Baisakhiand Guru Purnima to seek blessings from the gurus. Kadwaya, a small village in the district is also famous for the ancient Shiv Mandir, Garhi and Mata Mandir. Geography Ashoknagar is situated at the average elevation of 507 metres(1640 ft) above sea level. It is in the plateau region and has an agricultural topography. The plateau is an extension of the Deccan Traps, formed between 60 and 68 million years ago at the end of the Cretaceous period. In this region, the main classes of soil are black, brown and bhatori (stony) soil. The volcanic, clay-like soil of the region owes its black colour to the high iron content of the basalt from which it is formed. The soil requires less irrigation because of its high capacity for moisture retention. The other two soil types are lighter and have a higher proportion of sand. The year is popularly divided into three seasons: summer, the rains, and winter. Summer extends over the months of Chaitra to Jyestha (mid-March to mid-May). The average daily temperature during the summer months is 35 °C, which typically rises to around 46 °C on a few days. The rainy season starts with the first showers of Aashaadha (mid-June) and extends to the middle of Ashvin (September). Most of the rain falls during the southwest monsoon spell, and ranges from about 100 cm in the west to about 165 cm in the east. Ashoknagar and surrounding areas receive an average of 140 cm of rainfall a year. The growing period lasts from 90 to 150 days, during which the average daily temperature is below 30 °C, but seldom falls below 20 °C. Winter is the longest of the three seasons, extending for about five months (mid-Ashvin to Phalgun, i.e., October to mid-March). The average daily temperature ranges from 15 °C to 20 °C, though on some nights it can fall as low as 5 °C. Some cultivators believe that an occasional winter shower during the months of Pausha and Maagha—known as Mawta—is helpful to the early summer wheat and germ crops.[5] Climate

The climate of Ashoknagar is sub-tropical. In summers, the temperature reaches 47 °C, while dropping to 4 °C in the winter. Rainfall is adequate and sometimes less Tourism There are a number of tourist spots in Ashoknagar Town, including: vindyvashni temple tumen

Jain Temples Ashoknagar district is 4th largest district on the basis of Jain population in India after Sagar, , and Lalitpur. The Seven Super designed Jain Temples lie in the center of the Town. These are:

 Trikal Chaubisi – "Shanti Nagar"

 Gaon Ka mandir - Purana Bazar

 Shri Chandra prabhu Jain Mandir

 Subhash gunj Jain Mandir

 Swaadhyay Jain Mandir - Mahavir Colony

 Shri Parasnath Jain Temple- Soni Colony

 Shri Adinath Jain Mandir

 Shri Swetambar Jain Mandir, Bajariya Mohalla

Other Interesting Places Tulsi Sarovar – Huge natural water lake. Boating at evening. Amai Dam

Sankat Mochan

There are four Temples of lord Hanumana lies at all four Outskirts of the main city.

Shri Taare Waale Balaji Temple in Aajad Mohalla

Nehru Bal Udhyan

Tulsi Sarovar Park Along with the above-mentioned locations, there are many other tourist spots in the outskirts of Ashoknagar.

Chanderi]

The Chanderi Fort is situated on a hill 71 meters above the town. The fortified walls were constructed mainly by the Muslim rulers of Chanderi. The main entrance to the fort is through a series of three gates, the uppermost of which is known as Hawa Paur and the lowermost is called the Khuni Darwaja, or the gate of blood. The peculiar name is derived from the fact that criminals were executed at this point by hurling them from the battlements above, breaking their bodies into pieces to the ground. Within the fort there are only two ruined buildings: the Hawa and Nau- Khanda Mahals built by Bundela Chiefs. A rest house on the northern ridge provides a view of the town below by the countryside

Jainism at Chanderi The Chanderi area has been a major center of Jain culture. It was a major center of the Parwar Jain community. There are a number of Jain places nearby- Gurilagiri (7 km), Aamanachar (29 km), Bithala (19 km), Bhamon (16 km), Khandargiri (2 km), Thuvanji (22 km) and Bhiyadant (14 km), and Deogarh, Uttar Pradesh (20 km, across the border).

At a distance of 19 km from prsent Chanderi town is situated the Buddhi (old) Chanderi. Buddhi Chanderi is situated on the banks of Urvashi river. It is believed that the Chaidnagar mentioned in Puranas is same as Buddhi Chanderi. There is a myth that when Raja Nala left Damayanti asleep in the forests of she moved through dense forests and reached Chaidnagar protecting herself from wild animals. The route through forests from Narwar to Chanderi is very short. A number of 9th and 10th century Jain temples are there in Buddhi Chanderi attracting thousands of Jain pilgrims from all over the country.

The Jain of Mula Sangh, Balatkara Gana had a center at Chanderi that flourished for several centuries. The lineage, as constructed by Pt. Phulachandra Shastri is as following:

It is a 45 feet tall rock cut murti of the first Jain Rishabhnath, popularly known as Adinath

1. Devendrakirti (see Balatkara Gana), who awarded title in 1436 CE (see Parwar (Jain)) 2. Tribhuvanakirti (anointed in Vikram Samvat 1522), 3. Sasasrakirti 4. Padmanandi 5. Yashahkirti 6. Lalitkirti 7. Dharmakirt 8. Padmakirti (died Vikram Samvat 1717) 9. Sakalakirti 10. Surendrakirti (pratishtha in Vikram Samvat 1746)

A branch of this lineage continued at Sironj.

11. Jagatkirti (pupil of Dharmakirti above) 12. Tribhuvanakirti 13. Narendrakirti 14. Unknown 15. Rajkirti 16. Devendrakirti (pratishtha in samvat 1871) Jain Temple List of Jain temples at Chanderi:[8]

1. Shri Choubeesee Bara Mandir : This temple has 2 parts with front part is known as Bara mandir and back part called Choubeesee mandir. As suggested by inscription this temple was built around year 1293(V.S. 1350). This temple was renovated in 13th to 18th century. This temple has 24 idols for 24 Tirthankars and these idols are made by the stones of actual colors as the Tirthankar. All idols are same in dimensions, which is very difficult in real.[9][10]

1. Shri Parasnath Digamber Jain Purana mandir Jain temple : It is one of the oldest jain temple in chanderi containing idols of Shri Prasnath ji of 7th century.

1. Shri Khandargiri Jain temple : It is one of the most famous religious site in Chanderi. This temple has a 45 feet carved idol of Rishabhnatha. Inscriptions suggest that this statue is over 700 years old.[11] Six caves have been cut out of the hillside. Inside there are a number of religious carvings of Jain saints and decorations carved into the existing hillside. The oldest cave is cave 6 that dates back to 1236.[12] 2. Shri thobonji Jain temple : This temple belongs to 9th century.[12] Moolnayak of this temple is light blue colored idol colossal of Adinath of height 36 feet 8 inches. The other colossal idols in this temple are Bhagwan of height 13 feet 4 inches and Bhagwan Parshwanath of height 12 feet 6 inches.[13] 3. Shri Chandraprabha digambar Jain temple : This temple is dedicated to Chandraprabha, the 8th tirthankar of . Oldest inscription date back to year 967 AD.[14] In popular culture]

 Stree – The 2018 horror-comedy film Stree, about a witch who abducts men at night, is set and shot in the town of Chanderi.[15]

 Sui Dhaaga – Some parts of this Anushka Sharma and Varun Dhawan starrer film were shot in Chanderi.[16]

 Gudiya Humari Sabhi Pe Bhari serial shot in Chanderi,[17] starting with Chanderi Bus stand whose named Lalitpur Bus Adda and background of Kila Kothi.

In the episode of 1st, 2nd and 3rd January 2020 respectively, they telecast Chanderi's places which filmed in Chanderi's palace, Jageshwari mandir, Laxman mandir, panbeshwar talab and Kuku Taal (Kuku talaiya).

Chanderi Fort

To the southwest of Fort there is a curious gateway called katti-ghatti built through the hillside. It is 59 meters long, 12 meters broad and 24.6 meters high. In its center, the rock has been sculpted into the shape of a gate, with a pointed arch, and flanked by sloping towers. Kaushak Mahal

The Kaushak Mahal of Chanderi is also known as Tawarikh-i-Ferishta. According to history, in 1445 AD Mehmood Shah Khilji of Malwa was passing through Chanderi, when he ordered a seven-storied palace to be built there, which came to be Kaushak Mahal . It is an imposing building of some grandeur, though standing in a half ruined condition. To the south, east and north of the Kaushak Mahal, well maintained palaces of Ramnagar, Panchamnagar and Singhpur are situated respectively. All were built by Bundela Chiefs of Chanderi in the 18th Century. Shri Anandpur

Shri Anandpur is a religious place, which is the part of Issagarh Tehsil, about 30 km from the district center of Ashoknagar. The institution is influenced by "Advait Mat". The founder of this institution was Shri Advait Anand Ji. He is also known as Maharaj Shri Paramhans Dayal Ji. The place is surrounded with greenery. The Ashram is situated near Vindhyachal Mountain range and is the center of attraction for its glorious architecture and pollution free environment. The development of Anandpur started away back in 1939 and continued till 1964. The institution was established as " Shri Anandpur Trust" on 22 April 1954 and this trust is running a charity hospital which is a main attraction point for the locals where they can get good medical facility free. Most of its development took place during Shri Padshahi Ji Maharaj IV & Shri Padshahi Ji Maharaj V. Shri Anand Shanti Bhavan is the main part of the sacred place, is constructed with pure white marble. The pillar can be seen from a long distance away from the building. The Satsang Bhavan is a huge place of Shri Anandpur. It is the centre of attraction for the devotees. In Shri Anandpur the facilities of Hospital, School, Post Office etc. are present too. Kadwaya]

Kadwaya a small village of ISAGARH tehsil of district ashoknagar having number of temples. One of these temples has been constructed in the 10th century in Kachhapaghata style of architecture. It has garbha-griha (sanctum), antaral and mandapa. Another old temple of Kadwaya is known as Chandal math. As per history, it was built to house Matta Mourya, members of Shaiva sect. During 's reign Kadwaya was the headquarters of 's sarkar. Kadwaya is alSo the birthplace of pandit late ramvali sharma who served till death for the socio, political and economic development of the village. Besides this KADWAYA GADI(buried fort) is the site of world heritage. it is also famous for mata BIJASEN TEMPLE. it is said that one cures there defected eyes, by her blessings. total population of kadwaya is approx. 3000. Thubonji Sidhdha Kshetra

In Thubonji Sidhdha Kshetra, there are a group of 26 temples imparting the message of peace, nonviolence & non affection ness to pilgrims. This sacred place Thuvonji came to knowledge during the period of famous businessman Padashah. It is believed that when Padashah put his metal Tin here, it got converted into Silver. Temple No. 15 is the main among them known as big temple, with 28 feet high miraculous colossus of Lord Adinath in standing posture, installed by Vikram Samvat in 1672.

Atishay – It is said that sound of various musical instruments is heard at the night as the gods from heaven come here for prayers & worships. It is also said that after the completion of this high colossus, initially devotees were unable to install it in the standing posture. At that night, Head of the Construction saw a dream that worshipping the colossus will only allow it to be installed in the standing posture, accordingly in the next morning colossus was worshipped and then Head of the Construction alone was able to place the high colossus in standing posture. The public present at that time saw this miracle with wonder.

There are number of Jain temples are also present in the Kshetra :

 Lord parsvanath Jain Temple – There is a magnificent 15 feet high colossus of Lord Parsvanath (23rd Teerthankar) installed in V.S. 1864. The colossus have a very artistic serpent hood over the head as well as in both the sides of the colossus.

 Lord Shantinath Jain temple – 18 feet high standing posture of Lord Shantinath (16th Teerthankar) is the principal deity in the temple.

 Ajitnath Jain Temple – Principal deity is the Lord Ajitnath(2nd Teerthankar).  Adinath Jain Temple – It is also a magnificent and vast temple having 16 feet high colossus of Lord Adinath. This was installed by Savasingh of Chanderi in V.S. 1873. He also completed the famous Choubeesee Mandir of Chanderi

 Chandraprabhu Jain Temple – Lord Chandraprabhu (8th Teerthankar) is the principal deity in the temple, 1.5 feet sitting(Padmasana) statue of the Lord is the idol in the temple.

Other temples are also worth being seen.[original research?] Museum – Some ancient idols are kept there, among them a standing 12 feet high idol. Employment In Ashoknagar, the occupation of the people is mostly agricultural. People are associated with grain merchandising. Textiles business is also very active. In recent times, Commodity Exchange Market has also grown along with logistic business. Ashok Nagar is famous for its market which includes textiles, Automobiles, Utensils, Cement works, Groceries, Gold and Ornaments and almost all other things. It is a business hub, people from all around the division come over here for the trade. Chanderi saree The Chanderi sari tradition began in the 13th century. In the beginning, the weavers were Muslims. Around 1350, Koshti weavers from migrated to Chanderi and settled there. During the Mughal period, the textile business of Chanderi reached its peak.

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Chanderi saris are produced from three kinds of fabric: pure silk, Chanderi cotton and silk cotton.[clarification needed] Traditional coin, floral art, peacocks and geometric designs are woven into different Chanderi patterns. The saris are among the finest in India and are known for their gold and silver brocade or zari, fine silk, and opulent embroidery.

Transport

Ashoknagar has road and rail connections to the main cities of the state and nation. Ashoknagar railway station is the part of Kota-Bina railway section of West Central Railway. The nearest airports to Ashoknagar are Bhopal Airport and Gwalior Airport.

The roads inside the city are however quite wide, but are not in good paved condition.[citation needed] Thus, during rainy seasons there is a chance of lot of accidents occurring.[citation needed] A major issue is of the dust on the city's roads, it is such that there is a great chance of spreading diseases like severe cough and a lot more dust causing diseases.[citation needed]

Ashoknagar is situated on the state highway 20 (SH 20) with local connections to Guna, SH 10 to and and connections on to , Bhopal and Gwalior. SH 20 as GUNA- ISHAGARH road towards north, is about 3 km inside the city, while SH 19 is about a single km at thobon/Chanderii road. Rather than this, There are some shorter city roads are also has links to nearer villages and towns, such as Pachaadi Kheda Road, Mohri road, Aron road, Kolua road, Pawargarh road, Kabira road etc.

Ashoknagar is 44 km from the NH-3 Agra Bombay highway and one hour drive away from the NH- 76.

Ashok Nagar is situated on Bina-Kota broad-gauge railway line and by road it is connected with Bhopal-Guna as well Sagar and Shivpuri. District Ashok Nagar came into existence on 15thAugust, 2003. Previously it was a part of Guna District.

Geographically- District Ashok Nagar is situated from Longitude 770-780E to Latitude 240-150 34'- 50'N. District Lalitpur of U.P. is situated in its Eastern side, District Guna is situated in the West, District Shivpuri is in the North &District Vidisha is situated in theSouth.

Administrative set up -

S.No. Name of Sub Name of Name of Name of Name of Police Division Tehsil Janpad Police Station Chowkies Panchyat 1 Ashok Nagar Ashok Nagar, Ashok Nagar Kotwali, Rajpur, Shadora Dehat, Bhadon Ajaks, Shadora, Kachnar 2 Eshagarh Eshagarh, Eshagarh Eshagarh, Saraskhedi, Nai Saray Nai Saray Kadwaya, Depalkhedi 3 Chanderi Chanderi Chanderi Chanderi Rajghat, Vikrampur, Maholi 4 Mungaoli Mungaoli, Mungaoli Mungaoli, Malahargarh, Piprai Piprai Seharai, Bhadurpur Thoubon Total 04 07 04 11 11

In Ashok Nagar District there are 334 Gram Panchayats, 02 Nagar Palika and 03 Nagar Panchayats, 912 villages, 339 Patwari halkas, 17 revenue circles.

Demographically -

According to 2011 census, District has population of about 8,44,979 in which male and female were 444651 and 401234 respectively and the population density of Ashok Nagar Districtis 181 persons/sq.km. It has sex ratio of 863 and literacy rate of67.9%. Average literacy of male and female were 78.12 and 53.42 respectively. Last decade population growth rate was almost 22.66 %. In the District, people belonging to various communities. Population consists majority of Hindus and a sizeable Muslim minority along with jains, Sikkhsetc. Some area of Chanderi and Mungaoli are predominantly tribal dominated which consists of primitive Seharia tribes.

Occupations -

In Ashok Nagar, the occupation of the people is mostly agricultural. Cottage industriespeoples are associated with grain merchandising. Textiles Traditional and Sarees business are also very active and earnes name and fame. In recent times, Commodity Exchange Market has also grown along with logistic business. Ashok Nagar is famous for its market which includes textiles, Groceries, Gold and Ornaments and other things. It is a business hub, people from all around the division come over here for the trade.

Brief Summary of each Constituency Vidhan Sabha Constituencies

Ashok Nagar District is represented by 3 constituencies 032 Ashok Nagar (SC), 033 Chanderi, 034 Munagaoli.

 032 Ashok Nagar (SC Reserve)  033 Chanderi (General)  034 Mungaoli (General)

032- Ashok Nagar (SC) . MAP

. Name of RO- Shri Ravi malviya SDO (R) & SDM Ashok Nagar . Name of ARO1-, Shri Rohit Raghuwanshi Tehsildar Ashok Nagar . Name of ARO2 -,shri vineet goyal nt tehsildar Shadora AC Population- General Total Voter Total E.P.Ratio M F M F O 151591 137334 288925 103575 92383 6 195964 61.69%

. Gender Ratio 1. Population - M F 1000 906 2. Voter - 1000 870 . No. of Villages - 296 . Polling Stations Critical Normal No. of PSL No. of PS +AST PS 59 210 248 269+32=301 . Status of EPIC- 100% completed. . No. of Teams- 1. Static Surveillance Teams : 3 2. Video surveillance teams : 3 3. Flying Squads : 3 4. Video Graphy Teams : 3 5. Accounting Team : 3 6. No. of Zonal Magistrates : 27 . No. of Police Stations : 04 . Polliing Material Centers-  Dispatching Centre Govt Nehru Degree College, Ashok Nagar Receiving Centre Govt Nehru Degree College, Ashok Nagar

034- Mungaoli

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. Name of RO - Shri Rahul Gupta SDO (R) & SDM Mungaoli

Name of ARO1 - Shri U.C. Mehra Tehsildar Mungaoli AC Population- General Total Voter Total E.P.Ratio M F M F O 151253 135223 286476 102694 89456 7 192157 62.75% . Gender Ratio 1. Population - M F 1000 900 2. Voter- 1000 849 . No. of Villages- 335 . Polling Stations Critical Normal No. of PSL No. of PS No. of PS +AST PS 112 154 258 266+19=285

. Status of EPIC- 100% completed. . No. of Teams- 1. Static Surveillance Teams : 3 2. Video surveillance teams : 3 3. Flying Squads : 3 4. Video Graphy Teams : 3 5. Accounting Team : 3 6. No. of Zonal Magistrate : 26 . No. of Police Stations : 04 . Polliing Material Centers-  Dispatching Centre Govt Nehru Degree College, Ashok Nagar  Receiving Centre Govt Nehru Degree College, Ashok Nagar

 Tabular format of AC wise turnout in the last two general elections as follows

Voter Turnout % Loksabha Election 2019 2019 Turnout % AC name Male Female Total 032 Ashoknagar 77.64 66.55 72.43 033 Chanderi 75.80 66.01 71.21 034 mungaoli 75.77 63.80 70.20 Total 76.42 65.45 71.28

Assembly Election Voter Turnout % 2018 Turnout % AC name Male Female Total 032 Ashoknagar 78.64 68.92 74.07 033 Chanderi 79.09 72.03 75.79 034 Mungaoli 78.26 70.78 74.80 Total 78.65 70.54 74.86

AC TURNOUT IN LAST (2019) TURNOUT IN LAST (2018) ASSEMBLY PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION IN % ELECTION IN % MALE FEMALE OTHERS PB TOTAL MALE FEMALE OTHERS PB TOTAL MALE 032 ashok 77.64 66.55 72.43 78.64 68.92 74.07 nagar - - - - - 034 munga 75.80 66.01 71.21 79.09 72.03 75.79 oli - - - - - 75.77 63.80 - - 70.20 78.26 70.78 - - -

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Chapter-2 POLLING STATIONS

A. POLLING STATION LOCATIONS

ACAC TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL BREAK UP OF PSL AS PER NO. NAME PARTS PSLTOTAL PSL OF PS IN SAME BUILDING - BREAK UP OF PSL AS PER NO. OF PS PARTS(PSPS) RURAL IN SAME BUILDING - URBAN URBANU RURA URBANU RURA =>5P RBAN L RBAN L 1PS 2PS 3PS 4PS 5PS =>6PS 1PS 2PS 3PS 4PS S ASHOKNAG ARASHO K 89 212 44 178 26 13 02 00 02 01 163 13 02 00 00 NGAR MUNGAOLI MUNG AOLI 27 258 20 238 12 3 2 0 0 0 234 4 0 0 0

B. POLLING STATION TOTAL PS+ASST PS N OF PS +ASST PS ASHOKNAGAR 269+32=301 MUNGAOLI 266+19=285

B. POLLING STATION OVERVIEW - ACCESSIBILITY

AC TOTAL NO. OF NO. OF PSL NO. OF NO. OF NO. OF NO. OF PSL PSL ACCESSIBL PSL PSL PSL PSL ACCESSIBL E BY ACCESSIBL ACCESSIBL ACCESSIBL ACCESSIBL E BY ALL KACHACHA E ONLY BY E ONLY BY E ONLY BY E BY VEHICALS ROAD ALL BOATS AIR FOOT OTHER MODES SPECIFY ASHOKNAGARASHOK NGAR 222 222 - - - - -

MUNGAOLIMUNGAOLI 258 258 - - - - -

C. POLLING STATION OVERVIEW – TELECOM CONNECTIVITY

TOTAL NO. OF PS ONLY NO. OF PS ONLY NO OF AC PSTOTAL LANDLINE MOBILE CONNENCTIVITYN PS CONNENCTIVITYN CONNENCTIVITY OF PS WITH NO OF PS ONLY CONNENCTIVITYN PNONE/ MOBILE OF PS ONLY LANDLINE CONNENCTIVITY CONNENCTIVITY MOBILE PS WITH NO CONNENCTIVITY TELEPHONE CONNENCTIVITY

ASHOKNAGARASHOK NGAR 301 - 301

MUNGAOLIMUNGAOLI 285 - 285 586 586

Chapter-3 MANPOWER PLAN

VARIOUS TEAMS REQUIRED – EEM

AC SST VST VVT FST ACCOUNTING ASST. MANAGEMENT TEAMS EXPENDITURE OF CALL OBSERVER CENTRE

NO. COMPOSI NO. COMPO NO. COMP NO. COMPO NO. COMPO NO. COMPOSIT NO. COMPOSIT REQUIRED TION REQUIRE SITION RE OSITI RE SITION REQUIR SITION REQUIRE ION REQUIRED ION D QUI ON QUI ED D RE RE D D

ASH OKN 3 3 3 3 1 1 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 AGA R MU NGA 3 3 3 3 1 1 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 OLI TOT AL 6 6 6 6 2 2 6 6 2 2 2 2 2 2

VARIOUS TEAMS REQUIRED - OTHERS

MCC SVEEP TEAMS FOR MCMC/PAID DISTRICT EVM MATERIAL AND SO TEAM TEAMS ASSISTING NEWS CONTROL MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT ON… S OTHER MONITORING ROOM/HELPLI TEAMS AND NODAL TEAMS NE PROCUREMENT OFFICERS MANAGEMENT TEAMS N CO NO. COMP NO. COMPO NO. COMPO NO. COMPOSIT NO. COMPOSIT NO. COMPOSIT NO. CO O. MP RE OSITI REQ SITION REQUIR SITION REQUI ION REQUIRED ION REQUIR ION REQ MP R OSI QUI ON UIRE ED RED ED UIRE OSI E TIO RE D D TIO Q N D N UI R E D AS HO 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 KN AG AR MU NG 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 AO LI TO TA 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 L

POLLING PERSONNEL REQUIREDS

PRESIDIN FIRST SECOND THIRD WOMEN RESERV RESERV G POLLING POLLING POLLING POLLING PRESIDING OTHERS OFFICERS OFFICERS OFFICERS OFFICERS PERSONNE OFFICERS L NO. AVAIL NO. AVAIL NO. AVAIL NO. AVAIL NO. AVAIL NO. AVAIL NO. AVAIL REQ ABLE REQ ABLE REQ ABLE REQ ABLE REQ ABLE REQ ABLE REQ ABLE UIR UIRE UIRE UIRE UIRE UIRE UIRE ED D D D D D D ASHOK 301 391 301 391 301 391 301 391 30 30 30 30 30 30 NAGAR

MUNGAO 285 370 285 370 285 370 285 370 30 30 30 30 30 30 LI

TOTAL 586 761 586 761 586 761 586 761 60 60 60 60 60 60

E. OTHER PERSONNEL REQUIRED

AC1 CATEGORY REQUIREMEN AC2 CATEGORY REQUIREMENT T ASHOKN SECTOR OFFICER 27 MUNGA SECTOR OFFICER 26 AGAR DATA ENTRY 4 OLI DATA ENTRY 4 OPERATORS OPERATORS STAFF FOR NIGHT 4 STAFF FOR NIGHT 9 DUTY AT DUTY AT CONTROL CONTROL ROOMS ROOMS MASTER 10 MASTER TRAINERS 10 TRAINERS MICRO 95 MICRO OBSERVERS 90 OBSERVERS ETC ETC ETC ETC

PERSONNEL REQUIREMENT & AVAILABILITY

AC CATEGORY1 PERSONNEL PERSONNEL DEFICIT IF ANY HOW WILL THE REQUIRED AVAILABLE IN EACH DEFICIT BE TAKEN IN EACH CATEGORY CARE OF CATEGORY1 MEN WOMEN TOTAL MEN WOMEN TOTA L ASHOKNAGAR PRESIDING 301 - - - - - OFFICER - OTHER 301*4=1204 - - - - - POLLING - OFFICER SECTOR 32 - - - - - OFFICER - MUNGAOLI PRESIDING 285 OFFICER OTHER 285*4=1140 POLLING OFFICER SECTOR 31 OFFICER

Categories refer to various election management cadres like Presiding Officer, Sector Officer and so

NODAL OFFICERS

SUBJECT TO NAME OF NODAL DESIGNATION MOBILE NO. OFFICE FAX EM BE DEALY BY OFFICER AND OFFICE TEL AI NODAL ADDRESS L OFFICER ID MANPOWER SHRI B.S. JATAV CEO ZP 9425429567 MANAGEMEN T

EVM SHRI S.L.NIMJE EXECUTIVE 9424338554 MANAGEMEN ENGINEER IN T CHARGE

TRANSPORT SHRI SURESH DEPUTY 9826574688 MANAGEMEN JADHAV COLLECTOR T

TRAINING SHRI B.S. JATAV CEO ZP 9425429567 MANAGEMEN T

MATERIAL SHRI VIVEAK DO 9229216855 MANAGEMEN NAGWANSHI ADIM JATI T KALYAN BIBHAG

MCC SHRI ANUJ KUMAR ADDITIONAL 9425470080 ROHTAGI COLLECTOR ELECTION SHRI P. N. KORI ACCOUNTING 9425192244 EXPENDITUR OFFICER E MONITORING

SVEEP SHRI B.S. JATAV CEO ZP 9425429567

LAW AND SHRI ANUJ KUMAR ADDITIONAL 9425470080 ORDER ROHTAGI COLLECTOR

BALLOT SHRI RAKESH TRESURY 9977178368 PAPER/DUMM KUMAR OFFICER Y BALLOT

MEDIA SHRI S.N. SIDDIQI AD JILA 9993574294 JANSAMPRAK KARYALAYA IT AND USE SHRI S.K. JAIN JILA SOOCHNA 9425131624 OF AUR SCIENCE TECHNOLOG OFFICER Y

OBSERVERS SHRI M.M. KHADHOT EXCISE OFFICER 8720036444 COMPLAINT SHRI SURESH DEPUTY 9826574688 MANAGEMEN JADHAV COLLECTOR T

COMMUNICA SHRI NEERAJ DPC 9425760619 TION PLAN SHUKLA

WELFARE SHRI VISHAL SINGH ADDITIONAL 8109448034 CEO ZP COVID -19 SHRI HIMANSHU CHMO 7999073231 SHARMA

ZONAL OFFICERS

AC ZONAL OFFICER NAME & NO. OF PS UNDER THE ZONAL DESIGNATION OFFICER

ASHOKNAGAR 27 301 MUNGAOLI 26 285

CHAPTER-4 TRAINING PLAN OVERVIEW

A. TRAINING PLAN FOR ELECTION PERSONNEL

SR. CATEGORY OF PERSONNEL NO. OF TO BE PERSON NO. PERSONNEL TO COMPLETED BY RESPONSIBLE BE TRAINED DATE 1 Master Trainers at State - Level 2 Master Trainers at 100 District Level 3 DEO 01 4 DDO/ADM 01 5 RO / ARO 02/02

6 Nodal Officers 17 7 Sector Officer 53 8 BLO 586 9 Polling Staff 3100 10 Micro Observers 190 11 MCC and EEM Teams 02 12 Receiving and 150 Dispatching Staff 13 Videographers 6 14 Political parties 6 15 Contesting candidates 16 Hands on EVM Training to Presiding and FIRST polling officer 17 Others (Please specify)

CHAPTER-5 MOVEMENT PLAN

A. OVERVIEW OF ROUTES AND NUMBER OF SECTOR OFFICERS AND ASSISTANT SECTOR OFFICERS

AC NUMBER OF ROUTES AVERAGE NO. OF TOTAL NO. OF SECTOR POLLING STATIONS OFFICERS IN EACH ROUTE ASHOKNAGAR 56 5 27

MUNGAOLI 57 5 26 TOTAL 113 5 53

VEHICLE REQUIREMENT & AVAILABILITY

AC REQUIREMENT WITH AVAILABILITY SHORTAG HOW IS PURPOSE E SHORTAGE IF ANY TO BE ADDRESSED

PURPOSE NO. OF TYPE OF NO. OF SOURC NO. OF SOURC REQUIRED VEHICAL AVAILBL E AVAILBL E VEHICALS S E E VEHICAL VEHICAL S WITH S DRIVERS WITHOU T DRIVERS

ASHOKNAG AR or MUNGAOLI For 130 bus poling 130 local staff - - - - Zonal or other work 200 jeep 500 local - - - - Other Jeep vehicals mini 50 bus 150 local /tracto - - - - r

CHAPTER-6 FORCE DEPLOYMENT PLAN For the purpose of proper security arrangements, police teams have been formed in consultation with S.P. and full deployment plan has been prepared according to the criticality and vulnerability of areas.

The detailed requirement of the police personnel deployment is given below :

ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS:- Madhya Pradesh BY Election 2020 DISTRICT SECURITY DEPLOYMENT PLAN NAME OF DISTRICT:- DISTRICT ASHOKNAGAR DATE 03-09-2020 Total Polling booth 586 No. of Polling Station Location 495 Total Normal Polling booth 293 No. of Normal P.S. Location 239 Total Critical Polling Booth 293 No. of Critical P.S. Location 256 Total Rural Critical Polling Booth 241 No. of Rural Critical P.S. Location 221 Total Urban Critical Polling Booth 52 No. of Urban Critical P.S. Location 35 uksV%&dqy iksfyax cwFk dksfoM&19 ds funsZ'kksa dks /;ku esa j[kdj fu/kkZfjr fd;k x;k gS] ftlesa o`f) laHkkfor gSA

S. Deployment Location Pattern UNIT Police HG SPO No. Officer HC/CT CAPF SAF sec. sec. 1 1 PSL (Rural Normal) 1 DF+1HG +1 SPO 190 - 190 - - 190 190 1 PSL (Rural Critical) 1 DF+1HG +1 201 - 201 100.5 - 201 201 SPO+1/2sec. CAPF sec. 1 PSL (Urban Normal) 1 DF+1HG +1 SPO 12 - 12 - - 12 12 1 PSL (Urban Critical) 1 DF+1HG +1 20 - 20 10 sec. - 20 20 SPO+1/2sec. CAPF 2 2 PSL (Rural Normal) 2 DF+2HG +2 SPO 14 28 - - 28 28 2 PSL (Rural Critical) 2 DF+2HG +2 20 - 40 10 sec. - 40 40 SPO+1/2sec. CAPF 2 PSL (Urban Normal) 2 DF+2HG +2 SPO 10 - 20 - - 20 20 2 PSL (Urban Critical) 2 DF+2HG +2 13 - 26 6.5 sec. - 26 26 SPO+1/2sec. CAPF 3 3 PSL (Rural Normal) 3 DF+3HG +3 3 - 09 1.5 sec. - 09 09 SPO+1/2sec. CAPF 3 PSL (Rural Critical) 3 DF+3HG +3 ------SPO+1/2sec. CAPF 3 PSL (Urban Normal) 3 DF+3HG +3 7 - 21 3.5 sec. - 21 21 SPO+1/2sec. CAPF 3 PSL (Urban Critical) 3 DF+3HG +3 2 - 06 2 sec. - 06 06 SPO+1 sec. CAPF 4 4 PSL (Rural Normal) 4 DF+4HG +4 1 - 04 1 sec. - 04 04 SPO+1/2sec. CAPF 4 PSL (Rural Critical) 4 DF+4HG +4 ------SPO+1 sec. CAPF 4 PSL (Urban Normal) 4 DF+4HG +4 1 - 04 .5 sec. - 04 04 SPO+1/2sec. CAPF 4 PSL (Urban Critical) 4 DF+4HG +4 ------SPO+1 sec. CAPF 5 5 PSL (Rural Normal) 5 DF+5HG +5 ------SPO+1/2sec. CAPF 5 PSL (Rural Critical) 5 DF+5HG +5 ------SPO+1 sec. CAPF 5 PSL (Urban Normal) 5 DF+5HG +5 1 - 05 0.5 sec. - 05 05 SPO+1/2sec. CAPF 5 PSL (Urban Critical) 5 DF+5HG +5 ------SPO+1sec. CAPF 6 Sector Magistrates 1 DF+1HG 63 - 63 - - 63 - 7 Sector Police Mobile 1DF Officer + 3 DF 146 146 438 - - - - (ct) 8 Nakas (Check Post ) 1DF Officer + 1 18 18 18 9 Sec. - - - Other-state DF+1/2sec. CAPF Nakas Inter dist. (Check 1DF Officer + 4 DF 18 18 72 - - - - Post ) 9 Static Surveillance 1MG+1VG+1DEF 12 12 24 6 sec. - - - (Police Station Wise) Officer+2DF+1/2sec. CAPF 10 QRTs ( Per Police Station 1 DEF Officer + 12 12 - 6 Sec. - - - wise) 1/2sec. CAPF

11 Supervisory Officers 1 DF Officer+3HG 12 12 - - - 36 - (Zonal police mobail) Flying Squad (Police 1 MG+ 1VG+1 DEF 12 12 - 6 sec. - - - 12 station wise) Officer + 1/2sec. CAPF 13 CAPF for EVM 3 Sec.CAPF (Each 02 - - 6 Sec. - - - Guarding (Distrubution Collection center) (2 Collection center) Platoon) 14 Obsever's Security 1 SAF Per 06 - - - 1 - - sec. 15 Security to Candidates (1 1 SAF 10 - - - 1.5 - - - Constituency = 5 sec. Candidates) 16 Velunareble area DIST. 1- Platoon - - - 3 Sec. - - - domination & Striling CAPF (1 Force Platoon) Liasion officer for CAPFs 1 DEF Officer PER 17 19 19 - - - - - /SAPF COY 18 Police station Staff 1 - 4 wireless 09 09 36 - - - - (Including PSO+Wireless operators-3 27 w Duty) Rural Police station Staff 1 - 1- 4 wireless 03 03 15 - - - - (Including PSO+Wireless operators-3 9 w Duty) Urban Police Station City District Control 1 ZONES-1-COY. - - - - 3 - - 19 Room striking force with SAF DIST. 1 sec. DM/SP PLATOON SAF 20 Total Requirement of 261 1288 172 Sec. 5.5 685 586 Police Manpower Sec. 21 ACTUAL PRESENT 108 550 - - 105 - Manpower( OFFICER /HC/CT/SAF/HG/SPO 22 FOR ELECTION 70 358 - 02 66 - DUTIES (OFFICER sec. /HC/CT /HG 65%) 23 SHORT FALL OF DEF 191 930 172 Sec. 3.5 619 586 STAFF (col. no. 18-19) Sec.

Superintendant of Police Distt. Magistrate Distt. Ashoknagar (M.P.)

CHAPTER-7 COMMUNICATION PLAN DISTRICT ELECTION MACHINERY

Shri Abhay Varma IAS District Election Officer & Collector, Ashok Nagar

Three Assembly Constituencies in the District Ashok Nagar District Shri Anuj Kumar Rohtagi Ashok Nagar (Dy. DEO)

Shri Ravi Malviyab -SDM (R) Shri Rahul gupta (R) R.O RO SDM 032 Askn (S.C.) 034 Mungaoli

1-shri ROHIT RAGHUWANSHI 1- Shri U.C. Mehra (Tehsildar) ( Tehsildar) A.R.O A.R.O. 032 Askn (S.C.) 034 Mungaoli

2-.- (Tehsildar) 2 Shadhora NT Mungaoli A.R.O. A.R.O. 032 Askh (S.C.) 034 Mungaoli

CONTACT DETAILS OF NODAL OFFICERS Sr. Name of Designation Subject Allotted Mobile No & No Officers Email Address

1 DEO SHRI. ABHAY VARMA DM 9425146761

(COLLECTOR)

2 POLICE SHRI RAGHUANSH SINGH SP ASHOK NAGAR 9425075000 BHADHORIYA

2 DY DEO SHRI ANUJ KUMAR ROHTAGI ADDITIONAL 9425470080 COLLECTOR

3 ERORO1 SHRI RAVI MALVIYA RO/SDM 9826574688 ASHOKNAGAR

4 ARO1 SHRI ROHIT RAGHUWANSHI IN CHARGE TASEELDAR 9407239855 ASHOKNAGAR

5 ERORO2 SHRI RAHUL GUPTA RO/SDM MUNGAOLI 9826338600

6 ARO 2 SHRI UC MEHRA TASEELDAR 9893693126 MUNGAOLI

7 MANPOWER SHRI B.S. JATAV CEO ZP 9425429567 MANAGEMENT

8 EVM SHRI S.L.NIMJE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER 9424338554 MANAGEMENT IN CHARGE

9 TRANSPORT SHRI SURESH JADHAV DEPUTY COLLECTOR 9826574688 MANAGEMENT

10 TRAINING SHRI B.S. JATAV CEO ZP 9425429567 MANAGEMENT

11 MATERIAL SHRI VIVEAK NAGWANSHI DO 9229216855 MANAGEMENT ADIM JATI KALYAN BIBHAG

12 Mcc SHRI ANUJ KUMAR ROHTAGI ADDITIONAL 9425470080 COLLECTOR

Sr. Name of Designation Subject Allotted Mobile No & No Officers Email Address

13 ELECTION SHRI P. N. KORI ACCOUNTING OFFICER 9425192244 EXPENDITURE MONITORING

14 SVEEP SHRI B.S. JATAV CEO ZP 9425429567

15 LAW AND ORDER SHRI ANUJ KUMAR ROHTAGI ADDITIONAL 9425470080 COLLECTOR

16 BALLOT SHRI RAKESH KUMAR TRESURY OFFICER 9977178368 PAPER/DUMMY BALLOT

17 MEDIA SHRI S.N. SIDDIQI AD JILA JANSAMPRAK 9993574294 KARYALAYA

18 IT AND USE OF SHRI S.K. JAIN JILA SOOCHNA AUR 9425131624 TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE OFFICER

19 OBSERVERS SHRI M.M. KHADHOT EXCISE OFFICER 8720036444

20 COMPLAINT SHRI SURESH JADHAV DEPUTY COLLECTOR 9826574688 MANAGEMENT

21 COMMUNICATION SHRI NEERAJ SHUKLA DPC 9425760619 PLAN

22 WELFARE SHRI VISHAL SINGH ADDITIONAL CEO ZP 8109448034

23 COVID -19 SHRI HIMANSHU SHARMA CHMO 7999073231

Contact details RO & ARO for Assembly Constituency

DistrictAshok Nagar

Sr No & Name of Included No of Total Name of RO Name of ARO No A C included in Taluka Villages No of 04-Ashok Nagar PS P C

1 032 Ashok Nagar Ashok 178 301 Shri RAVI MALVIYA 1.Shri .Rohit (SC) Nagar SDM/RO Raghuwanshi , Shadora 118 Ashok Nagar Tehsildar Ashok

Mob. No. Nagar 9826574688 Mob. 9644333683

3 034 Mungaoli Chanderi 83 285 Shri SHRI RAHUL GUPTA SHRI U C MEHRA Mungaoli 252 SDO(R) &SDM Chanderi Tehsildar Mungaoli Mob. No. 9826338600 Mob.9893693126 2. NT Mungaoli

586

CHAPTER-8 EVM MANAGEMENT PLAN

A.EVM STORAGE & COUNTING LOCATIONS

ATTACH PHOTOGRAPH EVM STRONG OF STRONG COUNTING PC AC ROOM LOCATION ROOM LOCATION GUNA ASHOKNAGAR New bulding near GOVT. NEHRU taheel ashoknagar DEGREE CHANDERI COLLEGE MUNGAOLI ASHOKNAGAR total 1 1

B. BALLOT UNIT & CONTROL UNIT AVAILABILITY

NO. OF POLLI BALLOT AC NG UNIT CONTROL UNIT REQUI AVAILABLE REQUIRED AVAILABLE RED ASHOKNAGAR 301 391 391 MUNGAOLI 285 370 370 TOTAL 586 661 1627 661 1570

AVAILABLE VVPAT- 1523

POLLING STAFF

WELFARE PROVISIONS

A-WELFARE NODAL OFFICERS

DISTRICT LEVEL

NAME OF NODAL OFFICER FOR SHRI VISHAL SINGH WERLFARE

DESIGNATION ADDITIONAL CEO ZP ASHOPK NAGAR OFFICE ADDRESS JILA PANCHAYAT ASHOKNAGAR NUMBER 9425760619 FAX NUMBER E MAIL ID

B. WELFARE MEASURES For success of any event, importance of the persons carrying it cannot be over- emphasized. It is more so when the event is of nature of elections, biggest and most important in democracy.

Election commission has rightly highlighted the importance of welfare plan for the polling staff. According to the directions given by the commission and prevailing healthy practices, we have prepared detailed plan for the welfare of polling personnels.

1. A nodal officer has been appointed for polling staff welfare that will take care of all the requirements of the staff and try to address their inconveniences, if any.

Name:- SHRI HIMANSHU SHARMA

Designation :- CMHO District,Ashok Nagar

Contact Details- 7999073231

2. Detailed communication regarding training centres as well as dispatching centres has been made to the concerned polling staff to avoid any last minute hitches. 3. For training 3 centres at RO level and 1 at DEO level has been organized. 4. All the basic amenities have been made available at training, dispatching and polling stations. It includes food, sanitary and toilet arrangements as well as medical facilities. 5. For medical facilities, liaison with nearest PHC or other facilities is being done. 6. It has been instructed that just after the staff hands over EVMs and other polling materials, they would be relieved immediately. 7. All the transport arrangements are made to carry the staff from dispatching centreto polling stations and back to receiving centre. 8. Ramp facility is being provided in all polling stations for physically challenged personnel. 9. Special care has been taken for female personnel, with their allotment to particular PS is being done manually so as to give them PS, close to their working place. ECI’s instructions are being followed scrupulously in this regard. 10. Life of each polling personnel is insured for Rs. 5 Lakhs.

SWEEP Assembly By Election विधानसभा उपचुनाि No voter to be left behind“ “ कोई मतदाता ना छूटे “

Voter is the central actor in democratic election. लोकता車विक वनिााचन मे मतदाता की भूवमका ही मुख्‍य है ।

The Commission felt that Voter education needed to be imparted through specific and targeted interventions backed by scientific research carried out by professional agencies/ institutes.This feeling was implemented by ECI as a programme known as SVEEP.

SVEEP - Systematic Voter's Education, & Electoral Participation

Lets Know the SVEEP ▪ Systematic-There is a nation wide system for sveep activities,From CEC,ECI to BLO at polling station level. ▪ Voter's Education- Voters have main focuss in sveep activities. Provide continuous electoral & democracy education to voters is the Sveep Mission. ▪ Electoral Paricipation- Electoral Paricipation means two times participation of eligible Indian citizens A- As an Electors by enrollment in Electoral Roll,& B- As a voters in voting process. SVEEP - Mission / मतदाता जाग셂कता

• Increase electoral participation through voter registration and turnout.

• प्रतिभातििा बढाना • Increase qualitative participation in terms of ethical and informed voting. • Provide continuous electoral and democracy education.

• तनरंिर लोकिांतिक मिदान तिक्षा

• Provide continuous electoral and democracy education.

• जानकारी • Information

• “general or specific knowledge about a subject,event or person.”

• प्रेरणा • Motivation

• “the driving force that compels people to do something.”

• सहयोग • Facilitation • “allowing and creating an environment where things can move forward.”

कोरोना – कोविड 19 संबंवधत प्रॉटोकॉल – वनदेश हेतु जाग셂कता

• चुनाि संबंधी प्रत्येक गवतविवध के दौरान प्रत्येक व्यक्ति मास् क‍ लगाएगा यवद उपलब् ध‍ न हो तो मास्क एिं ग्लोब्स का वितरण वकया जाएगा ।

• सभी व्यक्तियों की थममल चेवकं ग की जािेगी ।

• सभी स् थ‍ानों पर विवभन् न‍ गवतविवधयों के पूिम सैवनटाइजर साबुन और पानी की उपलब्धता सुवनवित की जािेगी ।

• एक से दू सरे व्यक्ति के बीच दू री / विवजकल वडस्टेंस आिश्यक है ।

• कोविड-19 के चलते auxillary / सहायक मतदान कें 饍ों के बारे में प्रचार प्रसार करना आिश्यक होगा ।

• क्वॉरेंटाइन मतदाताओं के वलए भी प्रािधान ECI द्वारा वकया जाना प्रस् त‍ावित है ।

पोस्टल बैलट की सुविधा सविमस िोटसम के साथ ही , PwD voters, िररष् ठ‍ नागररक ( 80 िषम से उपर ), एिं मतदाता जो कोविड-19 पॉवजवटि संवदग्ध और घर संथागत क्वॉरेंटाइन है , को दी जा रही है ।

COUNTING PLAN

The final success of any election depends on the suitable environment provided for the counting of votes. For this, counting plan assumes a large significance.

 A place of storage of EVMs and polling materials is decided. They are kept in

safe custody in Govt. Nehru Degree College, Ashoknagar till they are

dispatched.

 Dispatching and receiving centers are decided for each constituency in Govt.

Nehru Degree College, Ashoknagar

 All the instructions of ECI are being followed in this regard.

 Strong rooms and counting centres for all three constituencies have decided in

Govt. Nehru Degree College, Ashoknagar.

 Security arrangements are being made in form of 7 sections of CAPF to be

stationed there, after all EVMs are deposited in strong room.

 An arrangement for media personnel is also done in the counting area

premises with safe distance.

 All other logistics are also being taken care of.

Details of various components of counting plan are given below.

DETAILS OF COUNTING HALL FOR THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY IN

Nahru Degree Collage, ASHOK NAGAR

Main Building

COUNTING NAME OF ASSEMBLY NAME AND NO OF NAME AND No. of HALL NO CONSTITUENCY HALLs FOR NO OF Tables COUNTING OF HALLS FOR STRONG VOTES ROOM USED EVMS 1 034-Mungaoli

2 032 ASHOK NAGAR

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