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No DEO/IE/PP/11/2006 OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ELECTION OFFICER: IMPHAL EAST DISTRICT ORDER OF APPOINTMENT OF POLLING OFFICER - II No: DEO/DC(IE)/5/REQ-PP/2019: In pursuance of section 26 of the Representation of the People Act. 1951, I hereby appoint the following officers as Polling Officer - II in the No. 1-Inner Manipur Parliamentary Constituency for Election to the 17-House of People (Lok Sabha) 2019 under Imphal East District. Sl. No NAME DEPARTMENT & DIVISION DESIGNATION ADDRESS 1 K MANIHAR SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Assistant Mechanic CHINGMEIRONG MANING LEIKAI K NABACHANDRA Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 2 SINGH Assistant Turner KHUMBONG BAZAR 3 K DEVANANDA SHARMA Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Barkandaz KONGBA KSHETRI LEIKAI 4 CH KUMAJMANI SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Draftery KHURAI THONGAM LEIKAI 5 K ROMAY SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Driver KHURAI AHONGEI LEIKAI THANGMEIBAND KABRABAM Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 6 M KURAM SINGH Driver LEIKAI LAIPHAMKHUNOU MANING Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 7 W CHANDRAHAS SINGH Tech. Jugali LEIKAI 8 W DINO SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali LAIPHAMKHUNOU MAYAI LEIKAI 9 T GAJARAJA SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Truck Driver CHINGMEIRONG MANING LEIKAI CHIPHANG Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 10 NINGRINGAM Truck Driver UKHRUL 11 KH KAJIKHO Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Truck Driver SONG SONG VILLAGE 12 KH IMOCHA MEITEI Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Truck Driver WAIKHONG LEI MANAI 13 MD SALLAUDDIN B Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali URUP AWANG LEIKAI KHURAI KONGPAL Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 14 M MANITOMBA SINGH Tech. Jugali NINGTHOUBUNG LEIKAI PH LEIBAKMACHA Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 15 SINGH Tech. Jugali LAIRIKYENGBAM LEIKAI LAIPHAMKHUNOU MANING Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 16 KH THOIBA SINGH Tech. Jugali LEIKAI Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 17 O IBOCHA SINGH Tech. Jugali THANGMEIBAND YUMAM LEIKAI LAIPHAMKHUNOU MANING Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 18 KH TOMBA SINGH Tech. Jugali LEIKAI 19 M IBOMCHA SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali KHABAM CHUMBREITHONG 20 M INDRAMANI SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali LAIPHAM KHUNOU 21 S IBOMCHA SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali ARAPTI MAYAI LEIKAI KAKWA MAKHA NAMEIRAKPAM Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 22 O SHELLUNG SINGH Tech. Jugali LEIKAI Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 23 MD SALLAUDDIN A Tech. Jugali URUP AWANG LEIKAI Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 24 TH DEBEN SINGH Tech. Jugali ARAPTI AWANG LEIKAI 25 W MODHU SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali CHINGMEIRONG MANING LEIKAI 26 S ACHOUBA SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali URIPOK BACHASPATI LEIKAI 27 S PREMANANDA SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali HEINGANG MAKHA LEIKAI 28 N KHAMBA SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali KONGPAL SAJOR LEIKAI 29 L KUMAR SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali TOP AWANG LEIKAI KHURAI KONGPAL Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 30 N BUDHI SINGH Tech. Jugali CHINGANGBAM LEIKAI T NABACHANDRA Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 31 MEITEI Tech. Jugali KHONGJOM 32 NG MODHURJIT SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali LAIPHAM KHUNOU 33 S SANAJAOBA SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali HEINGANG MAKHA LEIKAI 34 PH CHANDRAMANI SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali KHURAI LAIRIKYENGBAM LEIKAI All Polling personnel shall report to the Office of the DC/DEO, Imphal East District at Panchayat Bhavan, DC Complex, Porompat during office hours without fail. Training Schedule: Polling Officer - II Reporting Training Morning Shift Evening Shift Date Date Venue Sl. No. 1 to 60 (10 am to 1 pm) Sl. No. 61 to 120 (2 pm to 5 pm) Modern College, Room No. 5, Porompat 24/03/2019 26/03/2019 Sl. No. 121 to 180 (10 am to 1 pm) Sl. No. 181 to 240 (2 pm to 5 pm) Modern College, Room No. 7, Porompat Sl. No. 241 to 300 (10 am to 1 pm) Sl. No. 301 to 360 (2 pm to 5 pm) Modern College, Room No. 8, Porompat Sl. No. 361 to 420 (10 am to 1 pm) Sl. No. 421 to 480 (2 pm to 5 pm) Modern College, Room No. 5, Porompat 25/03/2019 27/03/2019 Sl. No. 481 to 540 (10 am to 1 pm) Modern College, Room No. 7, Porompat Signature _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Place : Porompat District Election Officer Date : 14/03/2019 Imphal East District Manipur OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ELECTION OFFICER: IMPHAL EAST DISTRICT ORDER OF APPOINTMENT OF POLLING OFFICER - II No: DEO/DC(IE)/5/REQ-PP/2019: In pursuance of section 26 of the Representation of the People Act. 1951, I hereby appoint the following officers as Polling Officer - II in the No. 1-Inner Manipur Parliamentary Constituency for Election to the 17-House of People (Lok Sabha) 2019 under Imphal East District. Sl. No NAME DEPARTMENT & DIVISION DESIGNATION ADDRESS AWANG KONGPAL SAJOR Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 35 K TOMBA SINGH Tech. Jugali LEIKAI 36 K GOPAL SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali CHINGMEIRONG MANING LEIKAI 37 NG GOURAMANI SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali LAIPHAMKHUNOU MAYAI LEIKAI 38 L MANGI SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali LAIPHAM KHUNOU 39 L BHAGIROT SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali MOIRANGKAMPU SAJEB 40 MD HELALUDDIN Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali KEIRAO MAKTING 41 A RUPO SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali PHAYENG 42 Y ACHOUBA SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali HEINGANG PANTHOIBI LEIKAI L SHYAMKISHORE KEISHAMTHONG LONGJAM Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 43 SINGH Roller Driver LEIKAI THAMGMEIBAND Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 44 T SHANTI SINGH Roller Driver LAIRENHANJABA LEIKAI 45 W BOKUNBIHARI SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali LAIRIKYENGBAM LEIKAI L NANDAKISHORE Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 46 SINGH Tech. Jugali KONGPAL KHAIDEM LEIKAI 47 NG KULLA SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Tech. Jugali LAIPHAM KHUNOU E NABACHANDRA LAIPHAMKHUNOU MANING Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 48 SINGH Tech. Jugali LEIKAI KEISHAMTHONG IROM PUKHRI Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 49 L SHAKMACHA SINGH Jugali MAPAL 50 TH PRALHADA SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Jugali MANTRIPUKHRI LAMLONGEI 51 NG BOKUL SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Jugali MATAI AWANG LEIKAI LAIPHAMKHUNOU MANING Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 52 K GUNAMANI SHARMA Jugali LEIKAI 53 TH VAISHEI Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Khalasi PURUL ATONGBA VILLAGE 54 P INAOMACHA SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I L.S.E.O. UTLOU MAMANG LEIKAI 55 P SURCHAND SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Jugali LAIPHAMKHUNOU MAYAI LEIKAI 56 T ROMEO SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Jugali LAIPHAMKHUNOU MAYAI LEIKAI 57 L KUNJARAJ SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Jugali HEINGANG MAYAI LEIKAI 58 W SHYAMJAI SINH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Jugali WANGKHEI KHUNOU 59 M INGOBI SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Jugali TERA SAYANG ROAD 60 W YAISKUL SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Jugali KANGLA SANGOM SANG G SHYAMKANHAI Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 61 SHARMA Handyman KHAGEMPALI PANTHAK 62 Y RAJEN SINGHQ Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Handyman PHAKNUNG MAYAI LEIKAI 63 N JAYANTA SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Handyman CHINGMEIRONG MANING LEIKAI 64 T DOLEN SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Jugali KOGPAL CHANAM LEIKAI 65 O KOKIL SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Jugali LILONG ARAPTI LAIRIKYENGBAM LEIKAI SABAL Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 66 Y MANGOL SINGH Jugali LEIKAI 67 L JETOMBI SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Handyman THONGJU SINGJAMEI MAKHA Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 68 KH MANGI SINGH Handyman MONGKHANG LAMBI 69 N BIMOL SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Handyman SOIBAM LEIKAI MERI LEIRAK 70 H BOBBY SINGH Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I Handyman SINGJAMEI THONGAM LEIKAI KEISHAMTHONG IROM PUKHRI Public Works Department-MECHANICAL DIVISION NO I 71 P PREMKUMAR SINGH Handyman MAPAL All Polling personnel shall report to the Office of the DC/DEO, Imphal East District at Panchayat Bhavan, DC Complex, Porompat during office hours without fail. Training Schedule: Polling Officer - II Reporting Training Morning Shift Evening Shift Date Date Venue Sl. No. 1 to 60 (10 am to 1 pm) Sl. No. 61 to 120 (2 pm to 5 pm) Modern College, Room No. 5, Porompat 24/03/2019 26/03/2019 Sl. No. 121 to 180 (10 am to 1 pm) Sl. No. 181 to 240 (2 pm to 5 pm) Modern College, Room No. 7, Porompat Sl. No. 241 to 300 (10 am to 1 pm) Sl. No. 301 to 360 (2 pm to 5 pm) Modern College, Room No. 8, Porompat Sl. No. 361 to 420 (10 am to 1 pm) Sl. No. 421 to 480 (2 pm to 5 pm) Modern College, Room No. 5, Porompat 25/03/2019 27/03/2019 Sl.
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