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FORM 21E (See Rule 64) Return of Election Election to the House of the people from the 1-Karimganj (SC) Parliamentary Constituency Return of Election S. Number of votes Name of candidate Party affiliation No. polled 1 RADHESHYAM BISWAS AIUDF 362866 2 KRISHNA DAS BJP 260772 3 LALIT MOHON SUKLABAIDYA INC 226562 4 RABINDRA NATH CHOUDHURY AGP 5556 5 TARUN KUMAR DAS AAAP 3658 6 SUJIT MALLICK IND 3437 7 PROBASH CH. SARKAR SUCI 3114 8 SAJALENDU MALAKAR IND 2465 9 GOUTAM MALAKAR IND 2447 10 PRADIP SUKLABAIDYA IND 2392 11 RINKU MALAKAR SP 2275 12 SABUJ DAS IND 1974 13 SANJIT KUMAR DAS IND 1880 14 PINTU MALAKAR IND 1664 15 MAHANANDA DAS IND 1592 Total number of electors : 1165997 Total number of valid votes polled : 882654 Total number of votes for 'None of the 4266 Above' : Total number of rejected votes : 252 Total number of tendered votes : 0 I declare that Radheshyam Biswas of Vill-Kamargram, P.O. Shyam Nagar, P.S. & Dist. Karimganj, Assam has been duly elected to fill the seat. Sd/- Returning Officer 1-Karimganj (SC) HPC Page 1 of 14 FORM 21E (See Rule 64) Return of Election Election to the House of the people from the 2-Silchar Parliamentary Constituency Return of Election S. Number of votes Name of candidate Party affiliation No. polled 1 SUSHMITA DEV INC 336451 2 KABINDRA PURKAYASTHA BJP 301210 3 KUTUB AHMED MAZUMDER AIUDF 85530 4 REJAMOND ALI BARBHUIYA CPM 12460 5 ARUNANGSHU BHATTACHARJEE SUCI 8595 6 SHUVADIP DATTA IND 8577 7 WAZID REJA OSMANI AITC 8282 8 BIJOY KRISHNA NATH AGP 7679 9 SUKAMAL DAS IND 6221 10 RASHID AHMED LASKAR SP 3347 11 MADHU SUDHAN DAS IND 3151 12 ABDUL MANNAN BARBHUIYA AAAP 3118 13 UPENDRA CHANDRA DAS IND 2740 14 NIRUPAM MANDAL IND 2462 15 KAMAL DAS IND 2170 16 NILU MANDOL SHS 1922 17 JAYANTA MALLICK IND 1605 Total number of electors : 1056196 Total number of valid votes polled : 795520 Total number of votes for 'None of the 4310 Above' : Total number of rejected votes : 0 Total number of tendered votes : 0 I declare that Smti. Sushmita Dev of Satindra Mohan Dev Road, Tarapur, P.O. Silchar, Dist. Cachar, Assam, Pin-788003 has been duly elected to fill the seat. Sd/- Returning Officer 2-Silchar HPC Page 2 of 14 FORM 21E (See Rule 64) Return of Election Election to the House of the people from the 3-Autonomous District (ST) Parliamentary Constituency Return of Election S. Number of votes Name of candidate Party affiliation No. polled 1 BIREN SINGH ENGTI INC 213152 2 JOY RAM ENGLENG BJP 189057 3 CHOMANG KRO IND 108299 4 PRATIMA ENGHEEPI CPI(ML)(L) 11762 5 ASHWENG J. RENGMA JMM 9263 Total number of electors : 701585 Total number of valid votes polled : 531533 Total number of votes for 'None of the 11747 Above' : Total number of rejected votes : 79 (Postal Ballot) Total number of tendered votes : 20 I declare that Biren Singh Engti, Vill : Rongmongve, Ward No. 5, P.O. & P.S. Diphu, Dist. Karbi Anglong, Assam has been duly elected to fill the seat. Sd/- Returning Officer 3-Autonomous District (ST) HPC Page 3 of 14 FORM 21E (See Rule 64) Return of Election Election to the House of the people from the 4-Dhubri Parliamentary Constituency Return of Election S. Number of votes Name of candidate Party affiliation No. polled 1 BADRUDDIN AJMAL AIUDF 592569 2 WAZED ALI CHOUDHURY INC 362839 3 DR. DEBAMOY SANYAL BJP 298985 4 MOHAR UDDIN MONDAL IND 40208 5 ALI HUSSAIN IND 23816 6 ANOWAR HUSSAIN AGP 9897 7 ZESMINA KHATUN AITC 7874 8 SURAT JAMAN MONDAL SUCI 5935 9 MOHENDRA CHANDRA ROY IND 4607 10 AZMAL HUSSAIN AAP 4468 11 YOUSUB ALI AHMED SP 3277 12 KASHEM ALI AKONDA IND 2785 13 MONIRUL HUSSAIN IND 2723 14 RAM EKBAL SHAHANI IND 2375 15 KASIR UDDIN SK. IUML 1455 Total number of electors : 1547868 Total number of valid votes polled : 1363813 Total number of votes for 'None of the 5811 Above' : Total number of rejected votes : 98 (Postal Ballot) Total number of tendered votes : 0 I declare that Badruddin Ajmal of Vill. Donkigaon, P.O. & P.S. Hojai, Dist. Nagaon, Assam, PIN-782435 has been duly elected to fill the seat. Sd/- Returning Officer 4-Dhubri HPC Page 4 of 14 FORM 21E (See Rule 64) Return of Election Election to the House of the people from the 5-Kokrajhar (ST) Parliamentary Constituency Return of Election S. Number of votes Name of candidate Party affiliation No. polled 1 NABA KUMAR SARANIA (HIRA) IND 634428 2 URKHAO GWRA BRAHMA IND 278649 3 CHANDAN BRAHMA BPF 243759 4 SABDA RAM RABHA IND 20074 5 RANJIT SHEKHAR MOOSHAHARY AITC 17537 SANSUMA KHUNGGUR BWISWMUTHIARY 6 IND 11239 Total number of electors : 1505472 Total number of valid votes polled : 1205686 Total number of votes for 'None of the 18183 Above' : Total number of rejected votes : 84 (Postal Ballot) Total number of tendered votes : 0 I declare that Naba Kumar Sarania (Hira) of Dighlipar, Tamulpur, Dist. Baksa has been duly elected to fill the seat. Sd/- Returning Officer 5-Kokrajhar (ST) HPC Page 5 of 14 FORM 21E (See Rule 64) Return of Election Election to the House of the people from the 6-Barpeta Parliamentary Constituency Return of Election S. Number of votes Name of candidate Party affiliation No. polled 1 SIRAJ UDDIN AJMAL AIUDF 394702 2 CHANDRA MOHAN PATOWARY BJP 352361 3 ISMAIL HUSSAIN INC 277802 4 PHANI BHUSAN CHOUDHURY AGP 73733 5 UDDHAB BARMAN CPM 27575 6 SAMSUL HOQUE IND 24444 7 DILIR KHAN IND 20135 8 DR. PERVEZ ALI AHMED AITC 10944 9 KHURSHIDA ANOWARA BEGUM SUCI 5710 10 KAMAL UDDIN IND 3433 11 ABUL AWAL SP 3099 12 ENTAZ ALI LB 1937 13 GAUTAM KUMAR SARMA IND 1859 14 BHADRESWAR BARMAN IND 1695 15 BARUN KARMAKAR IND 1649 Total number of electors : 1426924 Total number of valid votes polled : 1201078 Total number of votes for 'None of the 4785 Above' : Total number of rejected votes : 653 (Postal Ballot) Total number of tendered votes : 3 I declare that Sirajuddin Ajmal of Vill. Donkigaon, P.O. Hojai, Dist. Nagaon, Assam has been duly elected to fill the seat. Sd/- Returning Officer 6-Barpeta HPC Page 6 of 14 FORM 21E (See Rule 64) Return of Election Election to the House of the people from the 7-Gauhati Parliamentary Constituency Return of Election S. Number of votes Name of candidate Party affiliation No. polled 1 BIJOYA CHAKRAVARTY BJP 764985 2 MANASH BORAH INC 449201 3 GOPI NATH DAS AIUDF 137254 4 BIRENDRA PRASAD BAISHYA AGP 86546 5 BENEDICT ALOK ARENG IND 12432 6 BIJU PHUKAN AITC 8162 7 PRADIP KALITA IND 7345 8 KAZI NEKIB AHMED RDSC 6636 9 ANIL BHAGAWATI IND 5782 10 PRANJAL BORDOLOY AAAP 4809 11 DR. FARUK AAHAMMED BHUYAN IND 3540 12 BANDANA BARMAN BARUAH SP 3240 13 DHIRAJ MEDHI IND 2845 14 PADMESHWAR PHUKAN IND 2629 15 KHARGESWAR DAS IND 2532 16 GOPI BARUAH LB 2411 17 AJAD ALI IND 2385 18 MD. ZAKIR HUSSAIN IND 2275 Total number of electors : 1920889 Total number of valid votes polled : 1505009 Total number of votes for 'None of the 6720 Above' : Total number of rejected votes : 591 (Postal Ballot) Total number of tendered votes : 25 I declare that Smti. Vijoya Chakravarty of 39, Bye Lane-1, Srinagar, Guwahati-5 has been duly elected to fill the seat. Sd/- Returning Officer 7-Gauhati HPC Page 7 of 14 FORM 21E (See Rule 64) Return of Election Election to the House of the people from the 8-Mangaldoi Parliamentary Constituency Return of Election S. Number of votes Name of candidate Party affiliation No. polled 1 RAMEN DEKA BJP 486357 2 KIRIP CHALIHA INC 463473 3 SAHADEV DAS BOPF 86347 4 PARESH BAISHYA AIUDF 74710 5 MADHAB RAJBANGSHI AGP 66467 6 SHACHINDRA NATH BRAHMA IND 12443 7 DEBA KUMAR BARMAN AITC 8341 8 SWARNALATA CHALIHA SUCI 7600 9 SAHNUR ALI IND 5531 10 AROON BAROOA rdsc 4164 11 RATUL KUMAR CHOUDHURY SP 3658 12 NAMRATA SARMA AAAP 3424 Total number of electors : 1513151 Total number of valid votes polled : 1222515 Total number of votes for 'None of the 10722 Above' : Total number of rejected votes : 237 (Postal Ballot) Total number of tendered votes : 5 I declare that Ramen Deka of K.C.Road, Chatribari, Guwahati-781008 has been duly elected to fill the seat. Sd/- Returning Officer 8-Mangaldoi HPC Page 8 of 14 FORM 21E (See Rule 64) Return of Election Election to the House of the people from the 9-Tezpur Parliamentary Constituency Return of Election S. Number of votes Name of candidate Party affiliation No. polled 1 RAM PRASAD SARMAH BJP 446511 2 BHUPEN KUMAR BORAH INC 360491 3 MONI KUMAR SUBBA IND 62730 4 JOSEPH TOPPO AGP 40489 5 KHEMRAJ CHETRY CPM 24910 6 LAKSHIKANTA KURMI CPI(ML)(L) 10725 7 GOPI CHAND SHAHABADI AITC 8712 8 ELIAS KUJUR IND 5207 9 RAJEN SAIKIA AIFB 4246 Total number of electors : 1256098 Total number of valid votes polled : 964021 Total number of votes for 'None of the 16667 Above' : Total number of rejected votes : 158 (Postal Ballot) Total number of tendered votes : 1 I declare that Ram Prasad Sarmah of Kachari Basti, Ulubari, Guwahati, Dist. Kamrup Metro, Assam, PIN-780117 has been duly elected to fill the seat. Sd/- Returning Officer 9-Tezpur HPC Page 9 of 14 FORM 21E (See Rule 64) Return of Election Election to the House of the people from the 10-Nowgong Parliamentary Constituency Return of Election S. Number of votes Name of candidate Party affiliation No.
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    A 439178 Form 26 (See Rule 4A) AFFIDAVIT TO BE FILED BY THE CANDIDATE ALONGWIlH' NOMINATION PAPER IBEFORE THE RETURNING OFFICER FOR ELECTION TO HOUSE OF PEOPLE ... (NAME OF iTHE HOUSE) FROM 4-DHUBRI H. P. CONSTITUENCY. (NAME OF THE CONSTITUENCY) PART-A I, BADRUDDIN AJMAL, **SonI daugHter I wHe of .... LATE AJMAL:ALI aged 63 Years, resident gofVillage: DONKIGAON, P.O. & P.S. HOTAI, District - HOTAI,ASSAM, PIN - 782435. (mention full postal address), a candidate at the above election, do hereby solemnly affirm and state on oath as Iunder: <' J~ (1) I am a candidate set up by ALL INDIA UNITED DEMOCRATIC FRONT. :~~. ~" (~name,ofthe politicalparty) t:am eeatesaag as aA lRdef:leRtieateaadiEiate. ~~~.~: ~: r- St,j)"i'out whichever is not applicable). , i~~"'l "I"l-,ttl ~~ '¢.\.~ t(\"',' . - - 9\'~ I ~ .\. J6" b'~~"'t! Q-- Page 1 of 16 ~ · ,p.o." 'r.i~\t'': , - d' U'mad ~~\e.q1)-" . I,;" '\ ":~.:':'l/i"~ Banaz In I"\n JtN~' I" '; .• ',,t.: ,:.:~.:;, t~'1;': ." NOT A R V ..... r- ..I~r ", 'I "!", tri • OhUUI" '.,', ; ~,.;~.~,r..,:'::h,' '., Ohubri Dis c... (ASsam), lndia • Regd. No.~OB'·3 .' (2) My name is enrolled in91- Hojai Legislative Assembly Constituency, Assam (name of the constituency and the state), at serial No. 774 in part No. 21. (3) My Contact Telephone number(s) is/ are, +91 9435561156,+919013180448and my e-mail id (if any) is [email protected] and my social media account(s) (if any) is/are (i) Facebook: Maulana Badruddin Ajmal @ MaulanaBadruddinAjmal. , .,', (ii) Instagram: mbajrnal_official (iii) Twitter: MBadruddinAjmal. (4)
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    The Rajya Sabha Met in the Parliament House at 11-00 Am

    WEDNESDAY, THE 11TH MAY, 2016 (The Rajya Sabha met in the Parliament House at 11-00 a.m.) 11-00 a.m. 1. Papers Laid on the Table Shri Bandaru Dattatreya (Minister of State (Independent Charge) in the Ministry of Labour and Employment) laid on the Table a copy each (in English and Hindi) of the following Notifications of the Ministry of Labour and Employment, under sub-section (2) of Section 7 of the Employees' Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952:— (1) G.S.R. 93 (E), dated the 20th January, 2016, publishing the Employees‘ Provident Funds (Third Amendment) Scheme, 2015 along with delay statement. (2) G.S.R. 440 (E), dated the 25th April, 2016, publishing the Employees‘ Pension (Second Amendment) Scheme, 2016. Shri Shripad Yesso Naik (Minister of State (Independent Charge) in the Ministry of Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy (AYUSH) and Minister of State in the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare) laid on the Table a copy each (in English and Hindi) of the following papers:— (i) (a) Annual Report and Accounts of the Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga (MDNIY), New Delhi, for the year 2014-15, together with the Auditor's Report on the Accounts. (b) Review by Government on the working of the above Institute. (c) Statement giving reasons for the delay in laying the papers mentioned at (i) (a) above. (ii) (a) Annual Report of the Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi, for the year 2014-15. (b) Annual Accounts of the Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi, for the year 2014-15, and the Audit Report thereon.