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SO-44-2013 Dindigul - gdp!bn15 ronlFlzuGgfogzu €6D6srunir, Gledanoir 600 106 TAMILNADU STATE ELECTION COMMISSION, CHENNAI- 600 106. eir g.neu €b6lD6lr6r STATUTORYORDER oqgdse gfluq ABSTRACT ELECTIONS- Ordinary Elections to RuralLocal Bodies - October20tL - Dindigul District - ContestedCandidates - Accounts of election expenses- Failure to lodge- Showcause notices issued - Failedto submitexplanation and accounts- Disqualification- Ordered. S,o. No, 44 / 2013 /TNSEC/ PE-z Dated the 17thOctober 20t3 Read: 1. S.O.No.39/20I1ITNSEC/EE,dated, the 15'nSeptember 201L 2. S.O.No.38/201I/TNSEC/EE, dated, the 15'nSeptember 20tI 3. Fromthe DindigulDistrict Election Officer/District Collector, Lr.No.oe.ou.10/6845/20L1, dated L8.L2.20L2. 4 Show causenotice issued as per the Tamil Nadu State Election CommissionLr.No. t53Bt/201t/PE2, dated 5.72.20L2. 5. Fromthe DindigulDistrict Election Officer/District Collector, Lr.No.es.6u.10/6845/20L1, dated 7.2.2013. 6. TamilNadu State Election Commission letter No: 15381/20IL/PEZ, dated 13.5. 20t3 7. Fromthe DindigulDistrict Election Officer/District Collector, Lr.No.slq.ru.10/6845/20t1, dated 10.07.2013. B. TamilNadu State ElectionCommission letter No: 15381/2OLL/PE2,dated 1 1.9. 20 13 o Fromthe DindigulDistrict Election Officer/District Collector, Lr.No.sq.6u.10/6845/2011, dated 20.09 .2013. ORDER: WHEREAS,in the Notificationissued with the S.O. first read above, by invokingsub-rule (3) of the rule 120 of the TamilNadu Panchayats (Elections) Rules,1995, the Commissiondirected that all the contestingcandidates in the electionslisted therein shall lodge a true copy of their electionexpenses kept by them or by their respectiveelection agent under sub-rule(1) of rule 120 of the said Rulesin the format prescribedtherefor under sub-rule (2) of the rule 120 of the said Ruleswith the officersmentioned therein, within thirty days from the date of declarationof the resultof the elections; 2. WHEREAS,in the Notificationissued with the S.O.second read above, this Commissionprescribed a format for the said purposeby invokingsub-rule (2) of the rule L20 of the saidRules; 3. WHEREAS,this Commissionconducted Ordinary Elections to the Rural LocalBodies during October 2011; 4. WHEREAS,the DistrictElection Officer/District Collector, Dindigul, in the letter third read above reportedthat 748 candidatescontested in the said OrdinaryElections for variousoffices failedto lodgecopies of their accountof electionexpenses as directedby this Commission; 5. WHEREAS,based on the report of the said District Election Officer/DistrictCollector, a show causenotice was issued in the referencefourth readabove to eachof the contestedcandidate who failedto lodgea true copyof the accountof electionexpenses in the OrdinaryElections held during the month of October,20L1, through the DistrictElection Officer/District Collector, calling for explanationwithin 20 daysof the receiptof the said Notice/as to why action shouldnot be taken againsthim/her as per sub-section(4) of section37 of the TamilNadu Panchayats Act, 7994(Tamil Nadu Act 21 of 1994); 6. WHEREAS,on receipt of show cause notices 22 candidateshave submittedtheir accountdirectly to the Commissionand the same have been forwardedto District ElectionOfficer in the referencesixth cited and requested to sendhis remarksalong with the reportsof othercandidates. 7. WHEREAS,the said District ElectionOfficer/District Collector, in his letter ninth read above, has now reportedthat out of the said 748 contested candidates,four candidateshave expired, t2! contested candidateshave submitted their explanation along with the accounts and 623 contested candidates,have neithersubmitted their explanationsnor lodgedthe accountof electionexpenses in spiteof the showcause notices issued to them; and 8. WHEREAS,in view of the said report of the District Election Officer/DistrictCollector, the Tamil Nadu State ElectionCommission is satisfied that 623 candidateslisted in column(3) of the Tablebelow against the contested electionmentioned in the correspondingentry in column(2) thereof,have failed to lodgean accountof electionexpenses as requiredby or under the said Act and haveno justificationfor the failure. 9. NOW,THEREFORE, in exerciseof the powersconferred by sub-section (a) of section37 of the Tamil NaduPanchayats Act, 1994 (TamilNadu Act 21 of L994), the Tamil Nadu State ElectionCommission hereby declaresthat the candidateslisted in column(3) of the Tablebelow against the contestedelection mentioned in the correspondingentry in column (2) thereof, shall be disqualified,for being chosenas a member or presidentfor a periodof three yearsfrom the date of this Order, 3 THETABLE DTIUFTGU!-DTSTR.TET S1.No. Election Contested Name of the Candidate with Address (3) (1) (2) Thiru/Tmt/ Selvi t District Panchayat Ward Member M. Thangamuthu Ward No.1 Melkaraipatti Dindisul District Thoppampatti 2 District Panchayat Ward Member K.Kannammal, Ward No.3 Palani. Dindisul District 3 District Panchayat Ward Member N. Revathi Ward No.4 W/o Nachimuthu Dindieul District 2-1A Kaveriammapatti 4 District Panchayat Ward Member Jothimani Ward No.1 W/o Shanmugavadivel Dindigul District K.R.K. Seerangammal Nagar Athupalam, Virupatchi D District Panchayat Ward Member Raman(a)Ramasamy Ward No.6 2-54 Alachankulam Dindigul District Kulathupatti, Vedasanthur 6 District Panchayat Ward Member C.Amalraj Ward No.10 S/o Chinnapitchan Dindigul District Sinnamulaiy'ur Natham Taluk, Dindicul 7 District Panchayat Ward Member P. Panju, Ward No.11 W/o Pusa Dindigul District Paralipudur Natham Taluk, Dindizul 8 District Panchayat Ward Member C. Pushpam, Ward No.11 W/o Sinnarasrl, Dindigul District Periyamulaiyur Natham Taluk. Dindisul 9 District Panchayat Ward Member Lakshmi Ward No.11 W/o Malaichamy Dindigul District Vathipatti, Reddiapatti Natham Taluk, Dindigul 10 District Panchayat Ward Member A.Amalan, Ward No.13 S/o Anthoni, Dindigul District Kosavapatti, Sanarpatti Post, Dindizul 11 District Panchayat Ward Member Ilanchelian Ward No.16 17 Sirunayakanpatti Dindigul District Pudupatti Post Dindisul + 12 District Panchayat Ward Member Nagasundaram Ward No.16 1-3 Athumarathupatti Dindigul District Mullipadi Post Dindisul 13 District Panchayat Ward Member Perumal Ward No.16 K.Pudukottai Post Dindisul District Dindicul L4 District Panchayat Ward Member Selvaraj, Ward No.16 Kendayakavundanur Dindigul District Sullerumbu, Dindugul 15 District Panchayat Ward Member Parvathi, Ward No.17 T.Pannaipatti Dindigul District Kannivadi Via, Dindigul 1.6 District Panchayat Ward Member V. Senthilkumar, Ward No.18 139A, Middle Street, Dindigul District Paraipatti Athur. T7 District Panchayat Ward Member C.Iftishnaveni, Ward No.19 W/o Sivakumar, Dindigul District 89, Vakkampatti, Athur. 1B I District Panchayat Ward Member M. Mahesvari. i Ward No.19 W/ o Murugesan I Dindigul District 1-27P, Pillayarnatham Athur I9 District Panchayat Ward Member D. Sivabalan Ward No.22 West Street, Dindieul District Kattakamanpatti 20 District Panchayat Ward Member P. Eswaran Ward No.23 S/o Periasamy Dindigul District Kurunji Nagar Kodaikanal 21 Panchayat Union Ward Member R. Sharguna Raja, Athur Panchayat Union S/ o.P.Ramasamy, Ward No.1 Manjalparappu, Athur. Dindisul District 22 Panchayat Union Ward Member S.Tamilarasan, Athur Panchayat Union S/ o.Shanthiyagu, Athur. Ward No.2 Dindieul District 23 Panchayat Union Ward Member V. Marchilin antony raj, Athur Panchayat Union S/o. Chinnaiyah @ Visuvasam, Ward No.2 Athur. Dindigul District 24 Panchayat Union Ward Member R. Sakthivel, Athur Panchayat Union Mallaiyapuram, Athur. Ward No.3 Dindigul District 5 25 Panchayat Union Ward Member P.Selvam. Athur Panchayat Union S/o. Periya Veerana devar, Ward No.3 Mallaiyapllram, Athur. Dindisul District 26 Panchayat Union Ward Member R.Jeyaram, Athur Panchayat Union S/o.Ramasamy, Ward No.3 Mallaiyaptlram, Athur. Dindisul District 27 Panchayat Union Ward Member B.Indhira. Athur Panchayat Union w/ o.Balu, Paraipatty, Athur. Ward No.4 Dindisul District 28 Panchayat Union Ward Member M.Pappathi, Athur Panchayat Union Wl o.Murugan, Paraipatty, Ward No.4 Athur. Dindisul District 29 Panchayat Union Ward Member M.Manjula, Athur Panchayat Union w/o.Murugan, Ward No.S V. Koothampatty,Athur. Dindisul District 30 Panchayat Union Ward Member C.Fathima Rani, Athur Panchayat Union W/o.Chandrasekar, Ward No.7 N.Panjampatty, Athur. Dindigui District 31 Panchayat Union Ward Member K.Murugan, Athur Panchayat Union S/o.Karuppaiayah, Ward No.S Seevalsaragu, Dindizul District Athur. 32 Panchayat Union Ward Member P.Ramamurthy, Athur Panchayat Union S/o.Perumal, Ward No.8 Aathilakshmipuram, Dindis-ul District Athur. 33 Panchavat Union Ward Member S.Selvi, Athur Panchayat Union W/o.Siva, Ward No.10 SangareddyKottai,Athur. Dindizul District 34 Panchayat Union Ward Member A.Duraisingam, Athur Panchayat Union s/o.Alagar, Ward No.11 Siddharevu. Athur. r Dindisul District 35 Panchayat Union Ward Member K.Rajasekar, Athur Panchayat Union S/o.Kanagaraj, Ward No.11 siddharevu. Athur. Dindisul District 36 Panchayat Union Ward Member K.Alaguraj, Athur Panchayat Union S/o.Kaliyappan, Ward No.12 KathirnayakkanpattSr, Athur. Dindisul District 37 Panchayat Union Ward Member A.Parameshwari, Athur Panchayat Union W/o.Ayyanan, Ward No.12 Salaiputhur, Athur. Dindisul District 6 38 Panchayat Union Ward Member S.Vrjay Anand, Athur Panchayat Union S/o.Sathiyaseelan, Ward No.13 Palaivankottai. Athur. Dindigul District 39 Panchayat Union Ward Member V.Prijith kumar, Athur Panchayat Union S/o.Vellankanni, Ward No.14 Ambathurai, Athur, Dindisul District 40
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