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AC AC Name Part Name of Polling Staion Blos Name Contact No BLO INFORMATION UNDER JALPAIGURI DISTRICT 2021 AC AC Name Part Name of Polling Staion BLOs Name Contact No. 15 DHUPGURI (SC) 1 Gendrapara Cha Bagan Primary School Room 1 Shimla Dhanwar 9609945766 15 DHUPGURI (SC) 1A Gendrapara Cha Bagan Primary School Room 3 Shimla Dhanwar 9609945766 15 DHUPGURI (SC) 2 Gendrapara Cha Bagan Primary School Room 2 Bhagwati Mahali 9832932063 15 DHUPGURI (SC) 3 Gendrapara Cha Bagan Gudam Line I.C.D.S Laxmi Mahali 8336217101 15 DHUPGURI (SC) 4 Gandrapara TG Jr. High School Room 1 Gita Kujur 8348082434 15 DHUPGURI (SC) 5 Gandrapara TG Jr. High School Room 2 Anju Chhetri 9733141022 15 DHUPGURI (SC) 6 Gendra Para Hindi Primary School Bara Line Pushpa Lakra (Mahali) 8918883156 15 DHUPGURI (SC) 7 Banarhat Cha Bagan I.C.D.S centre Suraj Kr. 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