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Final Electoral Roll FINAL ELECTORAL ROLL - 2021 STATE - (S12) MADHYA PRADESH No., Name and Reservation Status of Assembly Constituency: 21-BHANDER(SC) Last Part No., Name and Reservation Status of Parliamentary Service Constituency in which the Assembly Constituency is located: 2-BHIND(SC) 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 217 3 220 B) Armed Police Force 0 0 0 C) Foreign Service 0 0 0 Total in Part (A+B+C) 217 3 220 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 219 3 222 2021 II Additions Supplement 1 After Draft publication, 2021 0 0 0 List Sub Total: 0 0 0 III Deletions Supplement 1 After Draft publication, 2021 2 0 2 List Sub Total: 2 0 2 Net Electors in the Roll after (I + II - III) 217 3 220 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 21-BHANDER (SC), (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) Assam Rifles 1 PRADEEP KUMAR M Rifleman Headquarter Directorate General BARKA BHANDER PACHORI Assam Rifles Record Branch BHANDER SALON(B) Laitumkhrah Shillong 793011 000000 Border Security Force 2 PAWAN KUMAR M CONST 28 BN BSF, PRAHARI NAGAR, 253 PANDOKHAR TURA, DISTT- WEST GERO PANDOKHER 21 HILLS, MEGHALAYA BHANDER BHANDER BHANDER PANDOKHER 475335 PANDOKHER 3 PAWAN KUMAR M CT 28 BN BSF, PRAHARI NAGAR, PANDOKHAR , MANJHI TURA, DISTT- WEST GERO PANDOKHAR , BHANDER HILLS, MEGHALAYA PANDOKHAR BHANDER BHANDER PANDOKHAR - - 4 SANTOSH KUMAR M HC 10 BN BSF, SHIKAR, PO-DERA NATRA DABRA DABRA BABA NANAK, DIST- WADERASOPAN 475335 GURDASPUR, PUNJAB, PIN- PUNDOKHAR 143603 5 BALA PRASAD BHATT M HC 164 BN BSF, MAHARANICHERA, SALETARA SALETARA UDAIPUR, TRIPURA-799013 BHANDER BHANDER SALETARA 470025 BHANDER 6 SH HARI MOHAN M CT 02 BN BSF, CA WALLA, HASANPUR BHANDER SAWITA JALALABAD(W), PO- BHANDER BHITARI JALALABAD, DIST-FEROZPUR, 475336 PUNJAB, PIN-152024 7 SANTOSH KUMAR M CT 96 BN BSF, PO-RAMPURA, DIST- 292 BARKA BHANDER PACHORI FEROZPUR, PUNJAB, PIN-152123 BHANDER SALON B 475336 PUNDOKHAR 8 DINESH KUMAR M HC 065 BN BSF, RADHABARI 61 SIMTHARA BHANDER FULBARI, PO-GUTKI BHANDER BADURA DANGAPARA, DIST SOPAN 475335 BHANDER JALPAIGURI, WEST BENGAL, PIN-731535 9 JAWAR SINGH M CT 80 BN BSF KHASIAMANGAL, TAL GOAN BHANDER PO-TELIAMURA, DISTT- BHANDER TAL GOAN KHOWAL, STATE - TRIPURA, 475336 PUNDOKHAR PIN-799205 10 RAM PRAKASH M CT 62 BN BSF NH-31, PO- 336 WARD NO. 17 PORSA TALLIGURI, DISTT-COOCH BHANDAR BHANDAR BIHAR, WEST BENGAL, PIN- JOURI 475336 736156 BHAGUVAPURA 11 MAHESH KR PANDEY M HC 163 BN BSF PANTHACHOWK, SOHAN PHANDER SRINAGAR - 191101 (JK) PHANDER SOHAN 320493 12 DEEPAK SINGH M CT/TM 072 BN BSF, KHANETTAR DHARAMPURA NALLAH, RAJOURI, JAMMU BHANDIR BHANDIR LAHAR HABELI BHANDIR 475375 - 13 AJMER SINGH GURJAR M HC 136 BN BSF HQ , KMS WALA PURA PURA (DABOH) FERPZPUR PUNJAB PIN 152003 PURA (DABOH) BHANDAR BHANDAR U R I 475336 PANDOKHAR 14 ANURUDD KUMAR M CT 123 BN BSF HQ , PO MAWPAT , SALON-B SALON-B JHARKHARHIYA DISTT EAST KHASI HILLS , BHAND BHAND SALON SHILLONG MEGHALAYA PIN - 975336 PANOOKAR 793012 15 BEERAN KORI M CT 160 BN BSF HQ , MV -03 , PO - UNAO BALAJI DATIA TAMASA , MALKANGIRI DATIA UNAO BALAJI (ODISHA) PIN 764045 475671 Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 2 Final Electoral Roll, 2021 of Assembly Constituency 21-BHANDER (SC), (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) 16 RAMESHWAR JATAV M CT THQ 15 BN BSF, NEAR JANKI SINDWARI DATIA NAGAR, RESERVE POLICE DATIA KUMESHDI 475661 OFFICE, DSITT- DATIA NABARANGPUR, ODISHA- 764059 17 INDER PAL SINGH M HC 104 BN BSF HQ , PO ANUPGARH RADHAPUR , BAHADUR , SRIGANGANAGAR , PUR , DATIA RADHAPUR RAJASTHAN ,PIN - 335701 DATIA DATIA BAHADUR PUR - - 18 SAPNA THAKUR M CT 018 BN BSF HQ , PO DABLA , PARASARI DATIA JAISALMER , RAJASTHAN , PIN DATIA PARASARI 452005 - 345002 UNAO 19 NIRBHAL SINGH NAGAR M CT 161 BN BSF HQ , POST SADKA MOTH MOTH RAMGARH , DISTT JAISALMER TOHARI 341001 , RAJASTHAN , PIN - 345022 20 NEERAJ SHARMA M HC 171 BN BSF VILLAGE VPO- UNAO, PS- UNNAO, SHANTINAGAR PO PANJIPARA TEH- DATIA, DIST- DISTT UTTAR DINAJPUR WEST DATIA, STA UNAO DATIA BENGAL PIN 733208 DATIA UNNAO 475671 UNNAO 21 RAVINDER NATH M ASI BSF ACY TEKANPUR , UNAO-BALAJI DATIA SHARMA TEKANPUR , GWALIOR , DATIA UNAO-BALAJI MADHYA PRADESH PIN - 475005 475005 22 JITENDER SINGH M ASI BSF ACY TEKANPUR , PURA (DABOH) PURA TEKANPUR , GWALIOR , (DOBAH) PURA (DABOH) MADHYA PRADESH PIN - BHANDER BHANDER URI 475005 475336 PANDOKHAR 23 GOVIND SINGH M HC BSF ACY TEKANPUR , PARASARI DATIA TEKANPUR , GWALIOR , DATIA PARASARI 475671 MADHYA PRADESH PIN - UNAO 475005 24 RAVINDER KR YADAV M HC 180 BN BSF HQ , RANINAGAR , SARSAI BHAMDER PO PATAKATA , DISTT BHAMDER SARSAI 797001 JALPAIGURI , WEST BENGAL . SARSAI PIN 735133 Central Industrial Security Force 25 RAM KRISHNA YADAV M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL- DHAMNA,POST+ P LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL- DHAMNA,POST+ PS COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW - SARSAI,Datia,MADHYA DELHI 110003 PRADES VILL- DHAMNA,POST+ PS - SARSAI,Datia,MADHYA PRADES VILL- DHAMNA,POST+ PS - SARSAI,Datia,MADHYA PRADES VILL- DHAMNA,POST+ PS - SARSAI,Datia,MADHYA PRADES VILL- DHAMNA,POST+ PS - SARSAI,Datia,MADHYA PRADES 475335 26 BRIJ MOHAN YADAV M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL PO PS - UNAO,, VILL LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO PO PS - COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW UNAO,,Datia,MADHYA DELHI 110003 PRADESH VILL PO PS - UNAO,,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH VILL PO PS - UNAO,,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH VILL PO PS - UNAO,,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH VILL PO PS - UNAO,,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH 475671 Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 3 Final Electoral Roll, 2021 of Assembly Constituency 21-BHANDER (SC), (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) 27 JITENDRA YADAV M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL-PO-UNAW BALAJI, LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL-PO-UNAW COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW BALAJI,PS-UNAW DELHI 110003 BALAJI,Datia,MADHYA PR VILL-PO-UNAW BALAJI,PS-UNAW BALAJI,Datia,MADHYA PR VILL-PO-UNAW BALAJI,PS-UNAW BALAJI,Datia,MADHYA PR VILL-PO-UNAW BALAJI,PS-UNAW BALAJI,Datia,MADHYA PR VILL-PO-UNAW BALAJI,PS-UNAW BALAJI,Datia,MADHYA PR 0 28 MAHENDRA SURYAN M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL + PO- SARSAI,PS LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL + PO- SARSAI,PS- COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW SARSAI,Datia,MADHYA DELHI 110003 PRADESH VILL + PO- SARSAI,PS- SARSAI,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH VILL + PO- SARSAI,PS- SARSAI,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH VILL + PO- SARSAI,PS- SARSAI,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH VILL + PO- SARSAI,PS- SARSAI,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH 475335 29 GAURAV SHARMA M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL-PO-UNAO BALAJI, LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL-PO-UNAO COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW BALAJI,PS-UNA DELHI 110003 BALAJI,Datia,MADHYA PRA VILL-PO-UNAO BALAJI,PS-UNA BALAJI,Datia,MADHYA PRA VILL-PO-UNAO BALAJI,PS-UNA BALAJI,Datia,MADHYA PRA VILL-PO-UNAO BALAJI,PS-UNA BALAJI,Datia,MADHYA PRA VILL-PO-UNAO BALAJI,PS-UNA BALAJI,Datia,MADHYA PRA 475671 30 SANTOSH KUMAR M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL: DARYAPUR, PO: AHIRWAR LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL: DARYAPUR, PO: COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW KARKHRA,PS: DELHI 110003 DURSHRA,Datia,MADH VILL: DARYAPUR, PO: KARKHRA,PS: DURSHRA,Datia,MADH VILL: DARYAPUR, PO: KARKHRA,PS: DURSHRA,Datia,MADH VILL: DARYAPUR, PO: KARKHRA,PS: DURSHRA,Datia,MADH VILL: DARYAPUR, PO: KARKHRA,PS: DURSHRA,Datia,MADH 475661 Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 4 Final Electoral Roll, 2021 of Assembly Constituency 21-BHANDER (SC), (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) 31 RAJESH KUMAR YADAV M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL-H.NO.04 WARD NO LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL-H.NO.04 WARD COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW NO.11,UDINA,PO- DELHI 110003 UDINA,PS-GODAN,Da VILL-H.NO.04 WARD NO.11,UDINA,PO- UDINA,PS-GODAN,Da VILL-H.NO.04 WARD NO.11,UDINA,PO- UDINA,PS-GODAN,Da VILL-H.NO.04 WARD NO.11,UDINA,PO- UDINA,PS-GODAN,Da VILL-H.NO.04 WARD NO.11,UDINA,PO- UDINA,PS-GODAN,Da 475336 32 LOKENDRA SINGH M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VPO : BERACHH,PS : B YADAV LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VPO : BERACHH,PS : COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW BHANDER,Datia,MADHYA DELHI 110003 PRADESH VPO : BERACHH,PS : BHANDER,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH VPO : BERACHH,PS : BHANDER,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH VPO : BERACHH,PS : BHANDER,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH VPO : BERACHH,PS : BHANDER,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH 475335 33 BHARAT SINGH M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VILL+PO-IKARA,PS-UNA AHIRWAR LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VILL+PO-IKARA,PS- COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW UNAO,Datia,MADHYA DELHI 110003 PRADESH VILL+PO- IKARA,PS- UNAO,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH VILL+PO- IKARA,PS- UNAO,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH VILL+PO- IKARA,PS- UNAO,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH VILL+PO- IKARA,PS- UNAO,Datia,MADHYA PRADESH 475661 34 BRIJBHUSAN M CONSTAB 4TH FLOOR EDP CELL CISF VPO-PARASARI,PS-UNAO PRAJAPATI LE HQRS BLOCK NO 13 CGO VPO-PARASARI,PS- COMPLEX LODHI ROAD NEW UNAO,DIST- DELHI 110003 DATIA,Datia,MADHYA PRADE VPO- PARASARI,PS- UNAO,DIST- DATIA,Datia,MADHYA PRADE VPO- PARASARI,PS- UNAO,DIST- DATIA,Datia,MADHYA PRADE VPO- PARASARI,PS- UNAO,DIST- DATIA,Datia,MADHYA PRADE VPO- PARASARI,PS- UNAO,DIST- DATIA,Datia,MADHYA PRADE 475671 Elector Type: M = Member, W = Wife Page 5 Final Electoral Roll, 2021 of Assembly Constituency 21-BHANDER (SC), (S12) MADHYA PRADESH A .
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