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Maynaguri (SC) AC Route Chart for Movement of Polling Personnel for Parliament Election-2019 for 16-Maynaguri (SC) AC Block::Maynaguri District::Jalpaiguri Total Last point VEHICLE Type of Sector No. Polling Station No & Name Description of Route Distance where vehicle NO. Vehicle Covered will stay The vehicle will start from Jalpaiguri University and proceed upto Natun Bazar more turn left proceed 12 km. upto panbari bazar after crossing panbari bazar turn left proceed 1.5km through canal road then turn 36 x 2= 72 1 1- Haripota S.C. Pry. School. right and after crossing bridge over canal proceed 2km. through cucha road to reach P.S. 1- Haripota S.C. P.S No. 1 LMV Pry. School. On return Journey the vehicle will collect the polling party and return to Jalpaiguri University km (DC). 2- Nilamoti C.S. Pry. School. The vehicle will start from Jalpaiguri University and proceed upto Singimari more, maynaguri then turn right and moved 9 km and dropped the team P.S No 3 & 9- Paglijhora BFP School then proceed with same 3 - Paglijhora BFP School ( 31 x 2= 62 1 Room-1) road 2 Km and dropped the team at P.S No 2- Nilamoti C.S Pry School. On return Journey the vehicle will P.S No. 2 M/Bus km 9- Paglijhora BFP School ( collect the polling party and return to Jalpaiguri University (DC). Room-2) 4- Ghaghadabri BFP School The vehicle will start from Jalpaiguri University and proceed upto Maynaguri Nutan Bazar, then turn left and proceed further up to Panbari Bazar, then the vehicle will turn left and proceed 3 Km on the same pucca road upto Ghagadabri and drop the Polling party at Polling Station No. 4, i.e. at Ghaghadabri BFP School. After that the 28 x 2= 56 1 6- Multipurpose Building 6 P.S No. 5 M/Bus vehicle will turn left and move about 300 m and drop the team at PS No. The vehicle will then return to the pucca km road and turns left and move about 1 km to reach PS No. 5 at Ma Bhandani Jr. Basic School. 5- Ma Bhandari Jr. Basic On return Journey the vehicle will collect the polling party and return to Jalpaiguri University (DC). School The vehicle will start from Jalpaiguri University and proceed upto Natun Bazar more turn left and proceed further up 7- Dakshin Kalamati SC Pry. to Panbari Bazar, then the vehicle will turn left and proceed 4 Km on the same pucca road upto Ghagadabri. Then 36 x 2= 72 1 the vehicle will turn left and move forwarded about 300m to take a right turn and after covering about 500m the P.S No. 7 LMV School vehicle will reach at PS No. 7 i.e. at Dakshin Kalamati SC Pry. School. On return Journey the vehicle will collect all km the polling parties and return to Jalpaiguri University (DC). The vehicle will start from Jalpaiguri University and proceed upto Natun Bazar more turn left and proceed further up to Panbari Bazar, then the vehicle will turn left and proceed 4 Km on the same pucca road upto Ghagadabri. Then 37 x 2= 74 1 8- Chengmari BFP School that the vehicle will move about 1 km and after crossing Ma Bhandani Jr. Basic School the vehicle will further P.S No. 8 LMV move forwarded 1 km to reach Changmari BFP School, PS No. 8. On return Journey the vehicle will collect all the km polling parties and return to Jalpaiguri University (DC). The vehicle will start from Jalpaiguri University and proceed upto Singimari more then proceed forward upto Dima 19- Kalamati Forest Village more (Ramsai) then turn left and proceed 2.0 km to Forest Beat office and reach at P.S No 19 at Kalamati Forest 37 x 2= 74 P.S No. 1 LMV community hall Village Community Hall. On return Journey the vehicle will collect all the polling parties and return to Jalpaiguri km 19 University (DC). The vehicle will start from Jalpaiguri University and proceed upto Maynaguri Nutan Bazar, then turn left and move 16-Bhawani High School upto Amguri Bazar. Then proceed forward upto 3 k.m. and again proceed for 1 km towards Panbari, just before Panbari turn left, move about ½ k.m and drop the teams at P.S No 16 at Bhawani High School (Sathvendi). Then the 11- Panbari Barmanpara R.R. vehicle will return to the pucca road and turn left and move through Ramshai Road upto Panbari Bazar. Then turn 40 x 2= 80 P.S No. 2 Pry. School right and proceed through katcha road for ½ km and drop the Polling team at PS No 11 at Panbari Barmanpara R.R B/Bus Pry. School, the vehicle will then return to the pucca road and turn right and move towards Ramshai about 500m to km 13 12-Office Para SSK take a right turn and move further 200m to reach PS No. 12 & 13 at Office Para SSK and Office Para ICDS Centrebehind Ramshai GP Office. 13-Office Para ICDS Centre On return Journey the vehicle will collect all the polling parties and return to Jalpaiguri University (DC). The vehicle will start from Jalpaiguri University and proceed upto Maynaguri Nutan Bazar, then turn left and move 17- Sathvendi Kalikanta Roy through Ramshai Road upto Panbari Bazar tun left and proceed forward for 500 m. to reach the P.S No-17 at 30X2=60 P.S No. 2 LMV Spl. Cadre Pry. School Sathvendi Kalikanta Roy Spl. Cadre Pry. School and drop the party. On return Journey the vehicle will collect all km 17 the polling parties and return to Jalpaiguri University (DC). The vehicle will start from Jalpaiguri University and proceed upto Maynaguri Nutan Bazar, then turn left and move through Ramshai Road upto Panbari Bazar and turn left again proceed forward for 1 k. m. and turn left to reach the 33X2=66 P.S No. 2 10- Ramsai R.R. Pry. School. LMV P.S No-10 at Ramshai R.R. Pry. School and drop the party.On return Journey the vehicle will collect all the polling km 10 parties and return to Jalpaiguri University (DC). The vehicle will start from Jalpaiguri University and proceed upto Maynaguri Nutan Bazar, then turn left and move 14- Panbari Jr. Basic School. through Ramshai Road upto Panbari Bazar and again proceed forward for 1.5 k. m. to reach the P.S No 14 at Panbari Jr. Basic School and drop the team then the vehicle will precede further upto Barahati more via Ramshai 15- Purbo Dobbari Pry. School road. At that more turn left to reach P.S No 20, Ramshai Khudi Pry. School. After dropping that team returns to 40X2=80 P.S No. 2 Ramshai road and move towards Ramshai after crossing Barohati bridge turn right about 100m and drop the team at B/Bus km 18 20- Ramshai Khudi Pry. School PS No. 15 at Purbo Dobbari Pry. School. After dropping that team returns to Ramshai road and move towards Ramshai Bazar and drop the team at PS No. 18 at Ramshai Bazar Pry. School. On return Journey the vehicle will collect all the polling parties and return to Jalpaiguri University (DC). 18- Ramsai Bazar Pry. School. 21-Amguri Rammohan High The vehicle will start from Jalpaiguri University and proceed upto Maynaguri Nutan Bazar, then turn left and move School ( Room-1) upto Amguri Bazar, drop the parties at PS No. 21 and 22 at Amguri Rammohan High School. After crossing Amguri 22 -Amguri Rammohan High Rammohan High School turn left and cross the river. Then move upto the house of Jagadish Ghosh and turn left and 30X2=60 P.S No. 3 M/Bus School (Room-2) move forward to reach P.S No 39 at Dakshin Barogilla Khalpara Pry. School and drop the parties. On return Journey km 39 39- Dakshin Barogilla Khalpara the vehicle will collect all the polling parties and return to Jalpaiguri University (DC). Pry. School. The vehicle will start from Jalpaiguri University and proceed upto Maynaguri Nutan Bazar, then turn left and move upto Amguri Rammohan High School, After crossing Amguri Rammohan High School turn left and cross the river. 30X2=60 P.S No. 3 40- S.P. Prathamik Vidyalaya Then move upto the house of Jagadish Ghosh and turn left and move 1.5 km P.S No40 at S.P. Prathamik Vidyalaya LMV and drop the parties. On return Journey the vehicle will collect all the polling parties and return to Jalpaiguri km 40 University (DC). The vehicle will start from Jalpaiguri University and proceed upto Maynaguri Nutan Bazar, then turn left and 23- Amguri Chapgarh B.F.P. proceed towards Amguri. Just ahead of Amguri Bazar i. e at P.W.D Quarter turns right. Move through the pucca 28X2=56 P.S No. 3 LMV School road and drop the party at PS No. 23- Amguri Chapgarh B.F.P. School. On return Journey the vehicle will collect all km 23 the polling parties and return to Jalpaiguri University (DC). The vehicle will start from Jalpaiguri University and proceed upto Notun Bazar then turn Left and proceed 8 km and 33- Domukha Krishi Bigyan Cross Amguri Bazar and proceed 500 m upto Kalibari more turn left and after crossing bridge turn right proceed 30X2=60 P.S No. 3 LMV SSK 3km over PMGSY road and reach P.S. 33- Domukha Krishi Bigyan SSK. On return Journey the vehicle will collect km 33 the polling party and return to Jalpaiguri University (DC).
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