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STATE ELECTION COMMISSION, MAHARASHTRA Final Notification I STATE ELECTION COMMISSION, MAHARASHTRA New Administrative Building, Hutatma Rajguru chowk, Madam Cama Roado Mumbai 400 032 ri No' SECATINC-20l8/CR - 421D.-05, date: 0) / L0 Dorc- In exercise of the powers comferred by section 5 (3), 5 A and section l4 of the "The Maharashtra Municipal Corporation Act, (Bom' LIX 1949)" (hereinafter of referred to as the said Act) after carefully taking in to consideration the objection and suggestion received, in response to tile draft Notification No.GAD / Election 385,.dated 27th August,-1018 fixing for the Ahmednagar Municipal Corporation, the number and the extent of the wards into which the said muniJipal area shall be divided and specifying the wards reserved for the Schedule Castes, the Schedule Tribes, the Backward Class of Citizens and Women (including women belonging to the Schedule Castes, the Schedule Tribes and the Backward Class of Citizens) as the .ut. *uy be, as shown in the Schedule to the said draft notification I, .I.S.Sahatia - State Election Commissioner, Maharashtra, hereby makes the following Notification. [,1 Final Notification 1' WHEREAS, The State Election Commissioner, Maharashtra has specified for Ahrnednagar Mun-icipal Corporation, under Section 5 A of the "Maharashtra Municipal Corporations Act, the number of seats to be reserved for the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes and the Backward Class of Citizens and Women (Including women belonging to the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes and the Backward class of citizens) as shown below :- Details of Number of councilors Reserved Seats etc. (i). Total number of (a) The Number of Councilors to be elected -68 (b) Wards having 4 seats _17 (c) Total Number of wards -17 (ii) The Number of seats to be reserved (a) For the Scheduled Castes o9 (b) For the Scheduled Tribes o1 (c) For the Backward Class of Citizens r8 (iii)' The total number of seats to be reserved for women 34 (Including women belonging to the scheduled castes, the scheduled Tribes and the Backward class of citizens) (iv) Out of Seats at serial number (iii) above the number of seats reserved for the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes and the Backward Class of Citizens as shown in item at serial number (ii) (a), (ii) (b) and (ii) (c) above reslectively are as under :- (a) For the Scheduled Castes - 05 (b) For the Scheduled Tribes - 0l (c) For the Backward Class of Citizens - 09 (v) Number of seats reserved for women as general category fNumber of seats at serial number (iii) minus seats at serial number (iv)l 19 (vi). Unreserved seats 21 '2. AND, WHEREAS, the lots for reserving the seats for the Backward Class of Citizens and women (including seats reserved for women belonging to the Schedule Castes, the Schedule Tribes and the Backward Class of Citizens) were drawn on date 24-08-2018. 3. Now, therefore, in exercise of section 5 (3),5 A and section 14 of the "Maharashtra Municipal Corporation Act" the State Election Commissioher, Maharahstra State hereby fix the number and extent of the wards into which the said Municipal Corporation area shall be divided and speciff the wards in which seats shall be reserved for the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes, the Backward Class of the Citizens and women (Including women belonging to the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes, the Backward class of citizens), as the case may be, as shown in the schedule to this Notification. 4. This Notification shall take effect for the purpose of the next general election held immediately following the date of this Notification. t- SCHEDULE WARD NO. I NAME LOCATION (MENTION EXTENTOFTHE WARD . AND LANDMARK I IF THE SEAT IS lo. OF WARD, RESERVEDFOR POPULATION I rHE PLACE ETC.) I I wann I wHoM r.E. lrp I wsrnrsER FoR ANY SCHEDULE CASTE / SCHEDULE TRIBES / BACKWARD CLASS OF THE CITIZENS OR FOR woMEN I (INCI,UDING I SC I woMEN, ST I woMEN oR BCC I wol\IEN) I 1 2 3 4 5 D.rtEtlt ; Atnare ratll North : Sina River to I A _ S.C. I Public School, Don Corporation _ -loPrrLArroN limits up to 1 B B.C.C. Bosco Society, Jai -,.20970 Savedi Survey No.289 via (Won:en) mangal nagari, Suman Wadgaon Gupta Village C General S.C. :2326 Colony, - Bhistbagh boundry to Pipalgaon road (Women) S.T. :359 Mahal Area, Gawade via North side Corporation D - General Mala, Lekhanagar, limits. Nandanvan Nagar, East : Municipal Pawan Nagar, Kasbe Corporation limit to old Vasti, Baraskar Vasti, Pimpalgaon road upto City Sanchar Nagar, Pride Hotel to Z.p.School, Hundekari Lawn, Sales Yashoda Nagar to West side Tax Colony, Waninagar, of Padma Nagar, Sitaram Yashodanagar, My General Stores to internal Cinema Theatre, Fanse :oad of Pipeline Hudco upto Nagar, Dhawan Vasti, )oiphode Complex; pipeline Dakshata Nagar, 'oad. I Kushaba Nagari, Gokul iouth : Doiphode Complex; Nagar. )ipeline I road to Old I Vadgaon Gupta road uia I road Nagar '}ipeline to - i lanmad highway via nala. I Vest : Nagar Manmad oad, i Satyam Hotel to I ( )ottage Corner road Bridge j ttr Municipal Corporation I li mit via Sina fuver. I a ED WARD NO. NAME LOCATION (MENTTON EXTENT OF THE WARD IF THE SEAT IS AND OF LANDMARK OF WARD, RESERVED FOR POPULATION THE PLACE ETC.) WHOM I.E. WARD WHERTHER FOR IF SCHEDULE CASTE ANY /SCHEDULE TRIBES / BACKWARD CLASS OF THE CITIZENS OR FOR WOMEN (INCLUDING SC woMEN, ST WOMEN OR BCC WARD NO. : Extent : Doke North : Old Pimpalgaon A _ B.C.C. 2 Vidyalaya, Scholar road to Nagar - Aurangabad B - General POPULATION Classess, Padma Nagar, road via Tapovan road. (Women) :20401 Pipeline Hudco, East : Tapovan road to C - General S.C. :2179 Matoshree Motors, Sundar Bunglow, Sheela (Women) S.T. :227 Bahinabai Society, Vihar road via Nagar D - General Dasare Nagar, Sambhaji Aurangabad road. Nagar, Nityaseva Bus South : Nagar - Aurangabad Stop, Hotel Chetana, road, Sundar Bunglow to Tawale Nagar, Namdeo Dalvi Mala, Sraddha Nagar, Datta Nagar, Bunglow via 12 m. D.P. road Siddheshwariyya to Shwetal Bunglow to Dev Colony, Shreeram Appartment via Nandanvan Nagar, Aishwarya Colony road to Adv.Nitin Nagar, Wruddheshwar Bhalerao Bunglow up to Mitramandal Ground, Adv.Vivek Naik Bunglow. Hotel Garwa, West : Godhade ]Viala Laxminagar, Akshata Adv.Vivek Naik Bunglow to Colony, Dnyandeshwar Pushkar Appartment Pipeline Nagar, Shree Krushna road to Doiphode Complex Nagar, Sandesh Nagar, to Sitaram General Store to \ Sai Deep Nagar. Z.P.School Yashoda Nagar West Side of Padma Nagar to City Pride Hotel to old Pimpalgaon Malvi road upto Tapovan road. WARD NO. NAME I LOCATTON (MENTTON EXTENT OF THE WARD IF THE SEAT IS AND oF I T,ANDMARK OF WARD, RESERVED FOR POPULATION THE I PLACE ETC.) WHOM I.E. WHERTHER FOR SCHEDULE CASTE /SCHEDULE TRIBES / BACKWARI) CLASS OF THE CITIZENS OR FOR WOMEN (INCLUDING SC woMEN, ST WOMEN OR BCC woM WARD NO. : Extent : Dargadayara, North : Bhingar Kapurwadi A _ B.C.C. 3 Mukundnagar, Choti Village Boundry to North B - General POPULATION Mariyam Masjid, Daruli Side tsoundry of Bhingar (Women) :'2119116 Masjid, Miraj Masjid, Survey No.288. C - Gcncral S.C. :439 District Bank, Water East : Bhingar Nagar Deole (Women) S.T. : 76 Tank, Darbar Chowk, Village Boundry upto D - General Maulana Azad Chowk, Dargadayara Gaothan. Wabale Colony, Hamid South : Dargadayara Manjil, Islampur Gaothan nearest Nala to Chowk, Aayesha Masjid Coporation limits upto Chowk, Danish Mahal, Cantonment Boundry Shaiimar Sales Govindapura to District Corporation, Iqra Court East Side of Education and Welfare Compound Wall. Society, Govindapura. West : District Court East Side of Compound Wall to back side of Gurudwara to Dargadayara road to Tamindari Masjid upto Bombay Hospital to road towards Darbar Chowk upto Shantidham Temple. t- WARD NO. NAME LOCATTON (MENTION EXTENT OF THE WARD IF THE SEAT IS AND OF LANDMARK OF WARD, RESERVED FOR POPULATION THE PLACE ETC.) WHOM I.E. WARD WHERTHER FOR IF SCHEDULE CASTE ANY / SCHEDULE TRIBES / BACKWARI) CLASS OF THE CITIZENS OR FOR WOMEN (INCLUDING SC woMEN, ST WOMEN OR BCC WOMEN) WARD NO. : Extent : Abhiyanta I North : Pipeline road Dutta A _ B.C.C. 4 Colony, Model Colony, I Temple to Pushkar Apparrment (Women) POPULATION Varsha Colony, I to Adv.Vivek Naik Bunglow to B - Genral :20630 Kohinoor I Adv.Nitin Bhalerao Bunglow (Women) to Dev Appartment to S.C. : 1354 Mangalkary alay, Parijat i 4 C General Nandanvan Colony Shwetal - S.T. : 262 Chowk, Nawale Nagar, I 4 D Genral Bunglow to Sraddha Bunglow - Gajanan Maharaj I i to 12 m. D.P.road to Sundar Temple, I Bunglow upto Nagar B.S.N.L.Telephone I I Aurangabad Highway. Exchange, Samatanagar, I East : Nagar - Aurangabad Rest House, Zalani I road Sundar Bunglow to Nagar Hospital, C.Q.A.\/., | - Aurangabad road to Forest Civil Hudco Colony, I Oftice to Coporation Area limit Ahrnednagar Municipal to Shantidham Temple to Corporation head office, Bombay Hospital to Wesr Side Fakirwada, Sindhi of Bombay Hospital road to Colony, D.S.P.office, Tamindari Masjid to 6 m. wide road Dargadayara Jeevandip Hospital, to road to back side Gurudwara to Joshi Hospital, of District Court East side Anandnagar, Prakashpur Compound Wall upto Colony, District Court, Govindapura road. Yashwant Vidyala area, South : District Court East P.W.D.Office, Side Compound Wall to Kavijungnagar. D.S.P.Chowk to Tarakpur road upto Patrakar Chowk Nala. West : Patrakar Chowk Nala to Sindhi Colony internal road io Mhada 10 m. wide road to Ganesh Chowk to Nisar Hospital side road upto Miskin Mala road to Savedi Jogging Track to Anand Colony intemal road to near Bora Bunglow to Gulmohar road Sanjay Kirana I to Mangal Housing Society I Nala to Bhingardivemala to i Sahakarnagar road to Yashshri I English Medium School via I Meghraj Colony road to Duma I Temole unto Pineline road I 1 WARD NO.
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