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Final Electoral Roll FINAL ELECTORAL ROLL - 2021 STATE - (S12) MADHYA PRADESH No., Name and Reservation Status of Assembly Constituency: 141-BHOJPUR(GEN) Last Part No., Name and Reservation Status of Parliamentary Service Constituency in which the Assembly Constituency is located: 18-VIDISHA(GEN) Electors 1. DETAILS OF REVISION Year of Revision : 2021 Type of Revision : Special Summary Revision Qualifying Date :01/01/2021 Date of Final Publication: 15/01/2021 2. SUMMARY OF SERVICE ELECTORS A) NUMBER OF ELECTORS 1. Classified by Type of Service Name of Service No. of Electors Members Wives Total A) Defence Services 107 2 109 B) Armed Police Force 0 0 0 C) Foreign Service 0 0 0 Total in Part (A+B+C) 107 2 109 2. Classified by Type of Roll Roll Type Roll Identification No. of Electors Members Wives Total I Original Mother roll Integrated Basic roll of revision 106 2 108 2021 II Additions Supplement 1 After Draft publication, 2021 2 0 2 List Sub Total: 2 0 2 III Deletions Supplement 1 After Draft publication, 2021 1 0 1 List Sub Total: 1 0 1 Net Electors in the Roll after (I + II - III) 107 2 109 B) NUMBER OF CORRECTIONS/MODIFICATION Roll Type Roll Identification No. of Electors Supplement 1 After Draft publication, 2021 0 Total: 0 Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 1 Final Electoral Roll, 2021 of Assembly Constituency 141-BHOJPUR (GEN), (S12) MADHYA PRADESH A . Defence Services Sl.No Name of Elector Elector Rank Husband's Address of Record House Address Type Sl.No. Officer/Commanding Officer for despatch of Ballot Paper (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Border Security Force 1 RAMESH KUMAR M CT DIG(STAFF) FHQ BSF BLOCK-10 GOHAR GANJ GOHAR , CGO COMPLEX NEW DELHI GANJ GOHAR GANJ PIN-110003 GOHAR GANJ 464990 GOHAR GANJ 2 KULMANPREET SINGH M SI 191BN BSF,PO - OBEDULLAGANJ KHASIAMANGAL , DISTT - GOUHARGANJ KHOWAI , TRIPURA , PIN - GOUHARGANJ 799205 OBEDULLAGANJ 494993 OBEDULLAGANJ 3 JITESH PANDEY M CT 008 BN BSF, SEEMA NAGAR, S/O-RAM NARESH KRISHNA NAGAR CITY, DITT- PANDAY MANDIDEEM NADIA, PIN-741166, WEST GOHAR GANJ GOHAR BENGAL GANJ MANDIDEEP - MANDI DEEP 4 JITESH PANDEY M CT 008 BN BSF, SEEMA NAGAR, 10 NEW KRISHNA NAGAR CITY, DITT- LIG.PATELNAGAR - NADIA, PIN-741166, WEST MANDIDEEP INDIAN - BENGAL GOHARGANJ - GOHARGANJ MANDIDEEP 462046 MANDIDEEP 5 SURESH KUMAR M HC 115 BN BSF SANAT NAGAR, SIRWARA BADI BADI SOLANKI OPP-BSNL EXCHANGE, DISTT- BADI 464665 BADI BUDGAM, SRINAGAR - 190005, (JK) 6 MYA RAM PANDRAM M CT 165 BN BSF, Plot No.39, TAJ PUR , AAKALPUR , Knowledge Park 5, Greater Noida, GHORGANJ TAJ PUR District Gautam Budh Nagar, State GHORGANJ GHORGANJ Uttar Pradesh, PIN - 201306 AAKALPUR 461001 - 7 MANOJ SONI M CT AREEKKARAKUNNU , MANDI DEEP , MANDI CHEKKIAD , PO DEEP , GOHARGANJ THANAKOTTOR DISTT MANDI DEEP CALICUT KERALA PIN 673509 GOHARGANJ GOHARGANJ MANDI DEEP 432046 MANDI DEEP Central Industrial Security Force 8 RAM NARAYAN M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL-SINGPUR,PO- TAM LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL-SINGPUR,PO- COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW TAMOTH ,PS- DELHI 110003 OBAIDULLA G VILL- SINGPUR,PO- TAMOTH ,PS-OBAIDULLA G VILL- SINGPUR,PO- TAMOTH ,PS-OBAIDULLA G VILL- SINGPUR,PO- TAMOTH ,PS-OBAIDULLA G VILL- SINGPUR,PO- TAMOTH ,PS-OBAIDULLA G 464993 9 TARA CHANDRA M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL MANDI DEEP PO PARMAL LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL MANDI DEEP PO COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW MANDI DEEP,PS MANDI DELHI 110003 DEEP,Raise VILL MANDI DEEP PO MANDI DEEP,PS MANDI DEEP,Raise VILL MANDI DEEP PO MANDI DEEP,PS MANDI DEEP,Raise VILL MANDI DEEP PO MANDI DEEP,PS MANDI DEEP,Raise VILL MANDI DEEP PO MANDI DEEP,PS MANDI DEEP,Raise 462046 Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 2 Final Electoral Roll, 2021 of Assembly Constituency 141-BHOJPUR (GEN), (S12) MADHYA PRADESH A . Defence Services Sl.No Name of Elector Elector Rank Husband's Address of Record House Address Type Sl.No. Officer/Commanding Officer for despatch of Ballot Paper (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 10 SURESH KUMAR M HEAD 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL:-THEEKRI,PO:-GO CONSTAB HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL:-THEEKRI,PO:- LE COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW GOHARGANJ,PS:- DELHI 110003 OBEDULGANJ,Raisen, VILL:-THEEKRI,PO:- GOHARGANJ,PS:- OBEDULGANJ,Raisen, VILL:-THEEKRI,PO:- GOHARGANJ,PS:- OBEDULGANJ,Raisen, VILL:-THEEKRI,PO:- GOHARGANJ,PS:- OBEDULGANJ,Raisen, VILL:-THEEKRI,PO:- GOHARGANJ,PS:- OBEDULGANJ,Raisen, 464998 11 V P PRAKASHAN M ASSTT.SU 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL-IMALIA,PO-MAJOO B HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL-IMALIA,PO- INSPECTO COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW MAJOOSKALAN,PS- R DELHI 110003 SULATANPUR,Raisen,MA VILL-IMALIA,PO- MAJOOSKALAN,PS- SULATANPUR,Raisen,MA VILL-IMALIA,PO- MAJOOSKALAN,PS- SULATANPUR,Raisen,MA VILL-IMALIA,PO- MAJOOSKALAN,PS- SULATANPUR,Raisen,MA VILL-IMALIA,PO- MAJOOSKALAN,PS- SULATANPUR,Raisen,MA 464986 12 KANCHHIDI LALSEN M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL.- UMARIYA,PO- O LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL.- UMARIYA,PO- COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW OBDULLAGANJ,Raisen,MA DELHI 110003 DHYA PRADE VILL.- UMARIYA,PO- OBDULLAGANJ,Raisen,MA DHYA PRADE VILL.- UMARIYA,PO- OBDULLAGANJ,Raisen,MA DHYA PRADE VILL.- UMARIYA,PO- OBDULLAGANJ,Raisen,MA DHYA PRADE VILL.- UMARIYA,PO- OBDULLAGANJ,Raisen,MA DHYA PRADE 464993 13 PRAKASH PAUL M HEAD 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL:NO-406,SECTOR(E CONSTAB HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL:NO- LE COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW 406,SECTOR(EWS)INDRA DELHI 110003 NAGAR ,PO+PS - MANDID VILL:NO- 406,SECTOR(EWS)INDRA NAGAR ,PO+PS - MANDID VILL:NO- 406,SECTOR(EWS)INDRA NAGAR ,PO+PS - MANDID VILL:NO- 406,SECTOR(EWS)INDRA NAGAR ,PO+PS - MANDID VILL:NO- 406,SECTOR(EWS)INDRA NAGAR ,PO+PS - MANDID 462046 Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 3 Final Electoral Roll, 2021 of Assembly Constituency 141-BHOJPUR (GEN), (S12) MADHYA PRADESH A . Defence Services Sl.No Name of Elector Elector Rank Husband's Address of Record House Address Type Sl.No. Officer/Commanding Officer for despatch of Ballot Paper (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 14 DHARAM PAL GOUR M HEAD 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL+POST+ PS - GOHA CONSTAB HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL+POST+ PS - LE COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW GOHARGANJ, DELHI 110003 ,Raisen,MADHYA PRADESH VILL+POST+ PS - GOHARGANJ, ,Raisen,MADHYA PRADESH VILL+POST+ PS - GOHARGANJ, ,Raisen,MADHYA PRADESH VILL+POST+ PS - GOHARGANJ, ,Raisen,MADHYA PRADESH VILL+POST+ PS - GOHARGANJ, ,Raisen,MADHYA PRADESH 464990 15 BIKRAM SINGH RAJPUT M HEAD 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL+PO-MOJOOSKALAN, CONSTAB HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL+PO-MOJOOSKALAN, LE COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW TEHSIL-BARELI,PS- DELHI 110003 SULTANPUR,R VILL+PO- MOJOOSKALAN, TEHSIL- BARELI,PS- SULTANPUR,R VILL+PO- MOJOOSKALAN, TEHSIL- BARELI,PS- SULTANPUR,R VILL+PO- MOJOOSKALAN, TEHSIL- BARELI,PS- SULTANPUR,R VILL+PO- MOJOOSKALAN, TEHSIL- BARELI,PS- SULTANPUR,R 464986 16 KISHOR SINGH M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL:KHARWAI ,P.O:KH BHADORIYA LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL:KHARWAI COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW ,P.O:KHARWAI,PS:UMRAO DELHI 110003 GANJ,Raisen,MADH VILL:KHARWAI ,P.O:KHARWAI,PS:UMRAO GANJ,Raisen,MADH VILL:KHARWAI ,P.O:KHARWAI,PS:UMRAO GANJ,Raisen,MADH VILL:KHARWAI ,P.O:KHARWAI,PS:UMRAO GANJ,Raisen,MADH VILL:KHARWAI ,P.O:KHARWAI,PS:UMRAO GANJ,Raisen,MADH 464551 17 ATAR SINGH M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL.SULTANPUR, POST LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL.SULTANPUR, COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW POST.SULTANPUR DELHI 110003 ,PS.SULTANPUR VILL.SULTANPUR, POST.SULTANPUR ,PS.SULTANPUR VILL.SULTANPUR, POST.SULTANPUR ,PS.SULTANPUR VILL.SULTANPUR, POST.SULTANPUR ,PS.SULTANPUR VILL.SULTANPUR, POST.SULTANPUR ,PS.SULTANPUR 464986 Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 4 Final Electoral Roll, 2021 of Assembly Constituency 141-BHOJPUR (GEN), (S12) MADHYA PRADESH A . Defence Services Sl.No Name of Elector Elector Rank Husband's Address of Record House Address Type Sl.No. Officer/Commanding Officer for despatch of Ballot Paper (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 18 SANTOSH KUMAR M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VPO+PS:SULTANPUR,TEH DUBEY LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VPO+PS:SULTANPUR,TEH COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW SIL : DELHI 110003 GOUHARGANJ,Raisen,MA DHYA VPO+PS:SULTANPUR,TEH SIL : GOUHARGANJ,Raisen,MA DHYA VPO+PS:SULTANPUR,TEH SIL : GOUHARGANJ,Raisen,MA DHYA VPO+PS:SULTANPUR,TEH SIL : GOUHARGANJ,Raisen,MA DHYA VPO+PS:SULTANPUR,TEH SIL : GOUHARGANJ,Raisen,MA DHYA 464986 Central Reserve Police Force 19 KALI CHARAN M CT DVR CRPF DTE GENL, CGO 58 SHEETA MEGA CITY PRAJAPATI COMPLEX, NEW DELHI PHASE-1 MANDEEP MADEEDIP GAURHAR GANJ GAURHAR GANJ MANDI DEEP 477447 MANDIDEEP 20 KHILAN SINGH RAJPUT M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO 226 PATEL NAGAR COMPLEX, NEW DELHI MANDIDEEP GOHARGANJ GOHARGANJ MANDIDEEP 000000 RAISEN 21 AADRAM MEEROTHA M HC GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO THIKRI GOHARGANJ COMPLEX, NEW DELHI GOHARGANJ GOHARGANJ 464990 OBEDULLAGANJ 22 KALU RAM M CT COK-E CRPF DTE GENL, CGO DEWATIYA COMPLEX, NEW DELHI DEWATIYA 464993 OBEDULLAGANJ 23 SANTOSH KUMAR M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO CHIKLOD KALAN MANGHI COMPLEX, NEW DELHI GOHARGANJ GOHARGANJ CHIKLOD KALAN 464990 OBEDULLAGANJ 24 MANOHER SINGH M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO CHROA KAMRORA COMPLEX, NEW DELHI SULTANPUR SULTANPUR CHORA KAMRORA SULTANPUR 25 MANISH KUMAR M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO 47 NANAKHEDI RAM VARMA COMPLEX, NEW DELHI MANDIR NANAKHEDI GOHARGANJ GOHARGANJ NOORGANJ 464997 NOT MENTION 26 ARVIND KUMAR M CT WC-E CRPF DTE GENL, CGO RAISEN RAISEN 000000 MISHRA COMPLEX, NEW DELHI UBADULLAGANJ 27 HAMENDRA KUMAR M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO 69 WARD NO. 05 MEENA COMPLEX, NEW DELHI MANDIDEEP GOHARGANJ GOHARGANJ MANDIDEEP 462046 MANDI DEEP 28 MAHENDRA SINGH M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO RAISEN BHOJPUR LOVANSHI COMPLEX, NEW DELHI 464993 UMARAOGANJ 29 AMIT KUMAR M CT GD CRPF DTE GENL, CGO MENDUA GOHARGANJ LOVANSHI COMPLEX, NEW DELHI GOHARGANJ BHOJPUR 464993 UBADULLAGANJ Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 5 Final Electoral Roll, 2021 of Assembly Constituency 141-BHOJPUR (GEN), (S12) MADHYA PRADESH A .
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