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DECLARATION ABOUT CRIMINAL ANTECEDENTS OF CANDIDATES SET UP BY THE PARTY Name of Political Party: Naam Tamilar Katchi * Name of Election : House of People * Name of State : Tamil nadu 1. 2 3 4 5 Sl. Name of Name of Pending criminal cases Details about No candidate constitu cases of ency conviction for criminal offences Name of court, Sections of the Name of Descri case No. & Acts concerned Court & ption Status of the & brief date(s) of case(s) description of of offenc offence(s) order(s) e(s) & punish ment impos ed 1. Kaliyammal Chennai (1).CC No. (1).147, 249(b), NIL NIL North 106/2018 Porto 506)(2), 109 Of Novo PS IPC Cuddalore Agitation Against IL & FS Company (2). CC No. (2). 435,109 Of 105/2018 Porto IPC Novo PS Cuddalore Agitation Against IL & FS (3). CC No. Company 104/2018 Porto Novo PS (3). 143, 188, Cuddalore 341 Of IPC Violated Section 30(2) Of The Police Act 2 H.Mahendra Sriperu CC 141, 147, 148, NIL NIL n mbudur No.231/2018 149, 336, 353, D1, PS 506(2) of IPC Triplicane Political Protest Chennai chepauk Cricket stadium 3. A.Rasa Salem 1). S.T.C 1).U/S 138 of C.M.P Acquitt 23/2015 JM, N.I Act 3793/20 al F.T.C. Omalur 18 2) 2). C.C.No. C.C.No.2999/17 2999/17 U/S138 of N.I J.F.C.M Court, Act Thiruchoor, Kerala 3). U/S.143, 188, 341 of 3)C.C No IPC. 147/2017 Unlawful Sooramangala assembly and m PS Selam public nuisance 4. Mansooralik Dindigu (1).CC 1). 420, 447, P.J. Impres an l No.8/2012 CCB 506(2) of IPC Court sment (Land) Chennai Land problem Chennai 1 ½ S.C No. Years (2).CC 2). 153, 183, 579/199 With No.347/2018 189, 506(2) and 8 Fine Thivattippatti 7(1)(a) CLA Act Sec.376, 25,000 PS Selam Related to 8 417, / & ways road 506(2) penalt protest-Political y Case 3,00,0 00 3). 147, 188, C.A 341, 353, No.284/ 506(i)(b), 2001 (3). CC 505(1)(c) and Hon ble NO.240/2018 7(1)(a) CLA Act High Pallavaram PS and TNPL Act court Acquitt Chennai sec3 Chennai al Black Flag protest 5. Seethalaksh Erode 1). C.C 1). 143, 153, NIL NIL mi No.02/2019 504 & 505(i)(b) Bavanisakar,P of IPC S Trespass Bhavanishakar Refugees camp 2). C.C No 2). 124(a), 143, .209/2015 153(a), 188 of Edamalaipatti,P IPC Against S Govt to Speech in Trichy 6. Madhivanan Tenkasi 1).C.C. 239/14 1).147, 148, NIL NIL (SC) J.M. Court 353, 307 of IPC Sivagiri Protest against Nuclear Plant 2).C.C 366/15 J.M. Court 2). 147, 148, Sivagiri 143, 341, 352 of IPC 3).Cr.No.352/2 against police 018 station Protest 3).143, 188, 283 of IPC & against Tarmac shop protest 7. Christantain Thooth CC420/2014 138, 142 of N.I NIL NIL t Rajasekar ukudi J.M.Court Act Tiruchendur Cheque case 8. V.Vinoth Tiruchir (1).Cr.No.160/2 147, 148, 341, NIL NIL appalli 018 353, 149 of Thillainagar PS IPC, 3 of PPDL Tiruchy Act Protesting of cauvery issue. 9. Prakalatha Villupur Cr.No. 147, 188 of IPC NIL NIl am(SC) 887/2018 Rural and r/w 7(i)(a) PS Cla Act Tiruvannamalai Protest against 8 way .

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\1\g ANNEXURE-21 Serial Number of the candidate in Summary Report of the DEO, Puducherry Name of the District: Puducherry CANDIDATE WISE SCRUTINY REPORT OF THE DEO ON LODGING OF ELECTION EXPENSES UNDER RULE 89 OF C.E. RULES, 1961 TO THE HOUSE OF PEOPLE OR STATE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (In case of any discrepancy in the account submitted by the candidate and the Shadow Observation Register, copies of all the registers and evidences collected, should be sent along with this report) S. No. Description To be filled up by the DEO P. Ramarajan,. No.41, Nallandu Maistry Street, I Name & address ofthe candidate Karamanikuppam, Puducherry 605004 2 Political Party affiliation, ifany Naam Tamilar Katchi 3 No. and name of Assembly Constituency 17 - N ellithope A. Johnkumar, 4 Name of the elected candidate (Indian National Congress) 5 Date of declaration of result 19.05.2016 6 Last date prescribed for lodging Account 18.06.2016 Date of lodging of account by the 7 07.06.2016 candidate Whether account lodged by the candidate 8 is in the prescribed format (Yes or No) Yes (a) (b) Defects noticed in the format by the DEO Tick rows Brief note on details of the defects (i) Abstract statement (Part I to IV and schedules I to 9) not filled up I not duly signed - - (ii) Duly sworn in Affidavit of the candidate not filed - - (iii) Register ofday to day accounts along with bank register and cash register not duly signed by the candidate - - -:2: .S. No. Description To be filled up by the DEO ~ - - (iv) Vouchers in respect of items of election expenditure no_t submitted I not signed_b y the candidate or his election agent - - (v) Self certified copy of the statement of Bank account for election expenses not submitted - - (vi) All receipts for election expenses not deposited in the aforesaid bank ale and all payments except petty expenses not made - - by cheque.
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