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Jalpaiguri District Name of the Nodal Personnel of the District AC No Voter Facilatation Centre, Jalpaiguri District Name of the Nodal personnel of the District AC No. AC Name Location of the VFCs VFC 1 Banarhat - I, GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Manoj Karmakar 2 Banarhat - I, GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Prasanna Deb Roy 3 Salbari - I GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Bhaskar Paul 4 Salbari - I GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Subhas Chandra Roy 5 Salbari - II GP Office, Dhupguri Md. Fazlul Karim Sardar 6 Jharaltagram - I GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Ranjan Kumar Mahanto 7 Jharaltagram - I GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Fulen Roy 8 Jharaltagram - II GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Ajendra Nath Roy 9 Gadhearkuthi GP Office Sri Prafulla Kumar Roy 10 Gadhearkuthi GP Office Sri Ias Pradhan 11 Magurmari - I GP Office Sri Tapash Biswas 12 Magurmari - I GP Office Sri Padma Lochan Roy Jalpaiguri 15 Dhupguri (SC) AC 13 Magurmari - II GP Office Sri Avijit Bhattacharjee 14 Baroghoria GP Office Md. Karibul Rahaman 15 Baroghoria GP Office Sri Suben roy 16 BDO Office, Dhupguri Sri Rabi Kumar Roy 17 BDO Office, Dhupguri Sri Swapan Mondal 18 BDO Office, Dhupguri Sri Debabrata Sarkar 19 BDO Office, Dhupguri Sri Subhra Bose 20 Sakoajhora - II GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Ganesh Chandra Roy 21 Sakoajhora - II GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Krishnendu Neogi 22 Gadong - I GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Amulya Banik 23 Gadong - I GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Bablu Roy 24 Gadong - II GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Gopal Bhattacharjee 25 Gadong - II GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Sankar Das Name of the Nodal personnel of the District AC No. AC Name Location of the VFCs VFC 1 Maynaguri BDO Office Manoj Chakraborty 2 Amguri GP Office Tapan Kumar Basunia 3 Barnish GP Office Mehebub Alom Siddike 4 Churabhandar GP Office Bhaskar Roy 5 Dharmapur GP Office Mithu Roy 6 Domahani-I GP Office Jamal Badsha 7 Domahani-II GP Office Kanak Das 8 Khagrabari-I GP Office Rajat Bhattacharya Jalpaiguri 16 16-Maynaguri AC 9 Khagrabari-II GP Office Rakesh Roy 10 Maynaguri GP Office Satyendranath Roy 11 Madhabdanga-I GP Office Koushik Roy 12 Madhabdanga-II GP Office Dharani Kanta Roy 13 Padamati-I GP Office Panku Roy 14 Padamati-II GP Office Bijoy Kumar Roy 15 Saptibari-I GP Office Ashim kumar Roy 16 Saptibari-II GP Office Ajitesh Roy 17 Ramshai GP Office Anjan Kumar Chakrabarty 1 Block Development Office Debasis Naskar, BDMO 2 Arabinda G.P. Nayan Roy, Sahayak 3 Bahadur G.P. Suvrajit Chanda, Sahayak 4 Kharia G.P. Sumit Roy, JA 5 Mondalghat G.P. Biplab Mondal, GPK Jalpaiguri 17 Jalpaiguri (SC) AC 6 Garalbari G.P. Pranballabh Sarkar, JA 7 Nagar Berubari G.P. Santu Paul, Sahayak 8 Kharija Berubari-I G.P. Chinmoy Dey Sarkar 9 Kharija Berubari-II Apurba Roy, Sahayak 10 South Berubari G.P. Ajay Lama, Sahayak Name of the Nodal personnel of the District AC No. AC Name Location of the VFCs VFC 1 BDO OFFICE, RAJGANJ NIMAI BARMAN, FEO & O/C SVEEP 2 MANTADARI GRAM PANCHAYAT NIRMAL SOREN, SAHAYAK 3 BINNAGURI GRAM PANCHAYAT SANJOY BOSE, EA 4 SHIKARPUR GRAM PANCHAYAT BITAN GHOSH, EA 5 PANIKOURI GRAM PANCHAYAT JOTI KRISHNA ROY, EA 6 MAJHIALI GRAM PANCHAYAT SAIKAT CHOUDHURY,EA JALPAIGURI 18 Rajganj (SC) AC 7 SANNYASIKATA GRAM PANCHAYAT AMLAN KAR, EA 8 SUKHANI GRAM PANCHAYAT AMITABHA CHAKRABORTY 9 KUKURJAN GRAM PANCHAYAT SOURABH DAS, EA 10 Belacoba G.P. Somnath Das, Sahayak 11 Patkata G.P. Suhas Maitra, Sahayak 12 Baropetia Natunboss G.P. Uttam Roy, Sahayak 13 Paharpur G.P. Partha Guha, GPK 1 BDO OFFICE, RAJGANJ PRIYANKA JOSHI, IBCW & O/C SVEEP 2 DABGRAM I, RAJGANJ KOUSHIK SEN, SAHAYAK 19 DABGRAM JALPAIGURI 19 AC 3 DABGRAM II, RAJGANJ NEELAM LAMA, EA FULBARI 4 FULBARI I, RAJGANJ SEBAK ACHARYA, SAHAYAK 5 FULBARI II, RAJGANJ SUDIPTO MAJUMDAR, EA 1 BAGRAKOTE SATTAYAJIT BARUA 2 OODLABARI GOUR MAJUMDER 3 DAMDIM AMIT SARKAR 4 RUNGAMUTTEE BAPAN GHOSH 5 MAL BDO OFFICE RAJDEEP MAZUMDER 6 MAL SDO OFFICE ARINDAM SAHA 7 TESIMLA ABDUL HALIM Jalpaiguri 20 MAL (ST) 8 KUMLAI PRATAP BARMAN 9 RAJADANGA ANUTOSH DUTTA 10 CHENGMARI ACHINTA DAS 11 KRANTI SAHIN PARVEJ 12 LATAGURI ADHIR DAS 13 MOULANI SUBHASH ROY 14 CHAPADANDA SUSHANTA SARKAR Name of the Nodal personnel of the District AC No. AC Name Location of the VFCs VFC 1 Matiali BDO Office Arghyadip Dutta 2 Matiali Hat Gram Panchayat Kausik Sen 3 Indong Matiali Gram panchayat Arindam Chakraborty 4 Matiali Batabari I Gram Panchayat Sandip Sarkar 5 Bidhannagar Gram Panchayat Premnath Mahato 6 Matiali Batabari II Gram Panchayat Avrajyoti Chakraborty 7 Banarhat - II GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Shashibhusan Roy 8 Banarhat - II GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Kanuresh Chakraborty 9 Chamurchi GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Bhalen Roy 10 Chamurchi GP Office, Dhupguri Sri Partha Sarathi Mitra 11 NAGRAKATA BDO OFFICE NILAMBAR MISRA Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata (ST) 12 NAGRAKATA BDO OFFICE SHAMBHU BISWAS 13 NAGRAKATA BDO OFFICE JOY MOHANTA 14 NAGRAKATA BDO OFFICE SUBHODIP GHOSH MAJUMDAR 15 SULKAPARA GP OFFICE BARUN KONGAR 16 SULKAPARA BAZAR PRASANTA GHOSH 17 ANGRABHASA II GP MUNNA CHAUDHARY 18 KALABARI BAZAR ICDC CENTRE RAKESH KR SAH 19 CHAMPAGURI GP OFFICE SABIR NAIK 20 ANGRABHASA I GP SANJIB ADHIKARY 21 ANGRABHASA I GP BABURAM LOHAR 22 LOOKSAN GP JINNATUN KHATUN.
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