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EC 11A Designated Location Identity 10/12/2018 PrintForm11aList Print ANNEXURE 5.11 (CHAPTER V, PARA 25) FORM -EC 11A Designated location identity (where List of applications for transposition of entry in electoral Revision identity applications have been roll Received in Form - 8A received) Constituency (Assembly /£Raniganj) From To @ 2. Period of receipt of applications (covered in this list) 1. List number date 07/10/2018 date 07/10/2018 3. Place of hearing* Details of person whose entry is to be transposed Details of Name of Serial applicant Part/Serial person number§ Date of (As given no. of roll Present place Date/Time of whose of receipt in Part V in which EPIC No. of ordinary hearing* entry is to application of Form name is residence be 8A) included transposed n0012 ,B C RODE KUMAR Madhab Madhab BAZAR 1 07/10/2018 Chandra Chandra 72 / 763 WB/38/261/534148 ,RANIGANJ Dey Dey ,RANIGANJ ,, PASCHIM BARDHAMAN n0012 ,B C ROAD KUMAR Krishna Krishna BAJAR 2 07/10/2018 72 / 764 WB/38/261/534311 Dey Dey ,RANIGANJ ,RANIGANJ ,, PASCHIM BARDHAMAN n0123 ,B C ROAD ,KUMAR Swagata Swagata 3 07/10/2018 72 / 766 NAZ1196435 BAZAR Dey Dey ,RANIGANJ ,, PASCHIM BARDHAMAN n0123 ,B C ROAD Manoj Manoj ,KUMAR 4 07/10/2018 Kumar Kumar 72 / 765 ZQP1054998 BAZAR Dey Dey ,RANIGANJ ,, PASCHIM BARDHAMAN N 00 ,KAJORA MORE ,KAJORA Sumanta Sumanta GRAM 5 07/10/2018 114 / 256 ZQP1293232 Bouri Bouri ,KAJORA GRAM ,, PASCHIM BARDHAMAN 1/2 10/12/2018 PrintForm11aList 6 07/10/2018 Putula Putula 114 / 257 WB/38/263/726246 N 00 ,KAJORA Bauri Bauri MORE ,KAJORA GRAM ,KAJORA GRAM ,, PASCHIM BARDHAMAN N 00 ,kajora more ,KAJORA Suraj Suraj GRAM 7 07/10/2018 Narayan Narayan 118 / 325 ,KAJORA Poti Poti GRAM ,, PASCHIM BARDHAMAN N 00 ,KAJORA MORE ,KAJORA Bholi Bholi GRAM 8 07/10/2018 DEVI DEVI 118 / 54 ,KAJORA PASI PASI GRAM ,, PASCHIM BARDHAMAN N 00 ,TARAKPUR ,TARAKPUR Samarnath Samarnath 9 07/10/2018 233 / 97 ZQP1218262 ,KAJORA Ankuria Ankuria GRAM ,, PASCHIM BARDHAMAN N 00 ,TARAKPUR ,TARAKPUR Tanu Tanu 10 07/10/2018 233 / 98 ZQP1217967 ,KAJORA Ankuria Ankuria GRAM ,, PASCHIM BARDHAMAN £ In case of Union Territories having no Legislative Assembly and the State of Jammu & Date of exhibition at Electoral Date of exhibition at designated Kashmir Registration Officer’s Office location under rule 15(b) @ For this revision for this designated location under rule 16(b) * Place, time and date of hearing as fixed by electoral registration officer § Running serial number is to be maintained for 12/10/2018 each revision for each designated location 2/2 10/12/2018 PrintForm11List Print ANNEXURE 5.10 (CHAPTER V, PARA 25) FORM 11 List of Applications for objecting to particulars in entries in electoral roll received in Form 8 Designated location identity (where £ Constituency (Assembly/ Parliamentary): Revision identity applications have been Raniganj) received) From date To date @ 2. Period of applications (covered in this list) 1. List number 07/10/2018 07/10/2018 3. Place of hearing* Serial Particulars of Name (in full) $ Date of entry objected to Nature of Date of Time of number of elector receipt objection hearing* hearing* of objecting Part Serial application number number Ashadebi 1 07/10/2018 53 504 Satanalika Punam Devi 2 07/10/2018 53 507 Satanalika Ujjwal 3 07/10/2018 53 602 Badyakar Budhan 4 07/10/2018 53 600 Badyakar Jayprakash 5 07/10/2018 53 253 Sharma Bikash 6 07/10/2018 53 506 Satanalika 7 07/10/2018 Subhra Sen 55 603 Shibshankar 8 07/10/2018 55 515 Ruj Soni Kumari 9 07/10/2018 55 931 Das Niharika 10 07/10/2018 56 300 Luharuwalla Pareshnath 11 07/10/2018 56 361 Sao Khushi 12 07/10/2018 56 299 Luharuwalla 13 07/10/2018 Md Mahtab 74 465 Afaque 14 07/10/2018 74 222 Hayadar 15 07/10/2018 Wahid Khan 74 49 16 07/10/2018 Zulekhakhatun 74 102 17 07/10/2018 Zarina Khatun 75 66 18 07/10/2018 Shahnaz Bano 79 79 19 07/10/2018 Ashok Sao 93 772 20 07/10/2018 Bishal Rabidas 93 537 1/6 10/12/2018 PrintForm11List 21 07/10/2018 Nirmalkumar 94 300 Ghosh 22 07/10/2018 Puja Mondal 95 298 23 07/10/2018 Sudharani Das 96 226 24 07/10/2018 Anima Bauri 96 460 Sobhonesh 25 07/10/2018 96 237 Kumar Das Sayeed 26 07/10/2018 98 556 Khatoon 27 07/10/2018 Sana Parween 98 615 md ajmal 28 07/10/2018 98 364 mallick Pradip Kr. 29 07/10/2018 103 387 Shaw Lailunanesa 30 07/10/2018 109 682 Saiyad SYED Kayem 31 07/10/2018 109 678 Hosen Rehena 32 07/10/2018 109 729 Khatun Anowar 33 07/10/2018 109 872 Saiyad Uttam Kumar 34 07/10/2018 109 225 Mondal 35 07/10/2018 Hemani Bauri 110 234 Namita 36 07/10/2018 111 450 Bhattacharya Haradhan 37 07/10/2018 111 449 Bhattacharya 38 07/10/2018 Sudip Patra 111 339 39 07/10/2018 Raju Gorai 111 106 Jhumpa 40 07/10/2018 111 276 Chakraborty Subhash 41 07/10/2018 111 186 Ghoshal 42 07/10/2018 Santosh Nayek 111 295 Nirbhay Naran 43 07/10/2018 113 914 Singh Marjeen 44 07/10/2018 113 571 Khatun Nilratan 45 07/10/2018 113 506 Bhattacharya Shiudayal 46 07/10/2018 113 292 Pandit 47 07/10/2018 Md Aslam 113 979 48 07/10/2018 Shanti Singh 113 915 Guljahan 49 07/10/2018 114 703 Khatoon 2/6 10/12/2018 PrintForm11List 50 07/10/2018 Gular Parbin 114 254 Khan 51 07/10/2018 Mamata Sing 114 548 52 07/10/2018 Bandi Gope 114 610 Rajesh Kumar 53 07/10/2018 114 423 Jadab Nandakishor 54 07/10/2018 115 590 Prasad 55 07/10/2018 Ashis Ruidas 115 275 56 07/10/2018 Kamali Binda 115 713 57 07/10/2018 Rekha Ruidas 115 384 Ganesh 58 07/10/2018 115 558 Nuniya 59 07/10/2018 Pinki Bauri 115 127 60 07/10/2018 Bijoy Gope 115 486 61 07/10/2018 Lakkhi Gope 115 485 62 07/10/2018 Purnima Turi 116 95 Sabila 63 07/10/2018 116 603 Khatoon 64 07/10/2018 Salma Khatun 116 602 Ajmeri 65 07/10/2018 116 604 Khatoon 66 07/10/2018 Rabi Kumar 116 694 67 07/10/2018 Akshay Lal 116 823 Dolly Kumari 68 07/10/2018 116 648 Nonia 69 07/10/2018 Puja Kumari 116 497 70 07/10/2018 Krishna Devi 116 496 Nagender 71 07/10/2018 116 717 Pasoyan Amit Kumar 72 07/10/2018 116 805 Choudhwry Samasun 73 07/10/2018 116 764 Bagam Sultana 74 07/10/2018 116 54 Begum Shakila 75 07/10/2018 116 600 Khatoon Shibu 76 07/10/2018 117 168 AANKURIYA Anitadevi 77 07/10/2018 117 365 Barnawal Sukant 78 07/10/2018 117 615 Ankuria Sadhusaran 79 07/10/2018 117 429 Barai Kamalesh 80 07/10/2018 117 430 Barai 3/6 10/12/2018 PrintForm11List 81 07/10/2018 Sima Ankuriya 117 640 Gautam 82 07/10/2018 117 130 Ankure 83 07/10/2018 Pankaj Kumar 117 568 84 07/10/2018 Milan Ghosh 117 231 85 07/10/2018 Arit Hela 117 591 Nirmaladebi 86 07/10/2018 117 336 Barnawal Binay Prasad 87 07/10/2018 117 562 Shribastab 88 07/10/2018 Chumki Pati 117 319 Sudha 89 07/10/2018 117 169 Aankuriya Bikram Prasad 90 07/10/2018 118 264 Jaysowara 91 07/10/2018 Agfara Begam 118 157 92 07/10/2018 Tia Bouri 118 379 93 07/10/2018 Padma Mahato 118 430 Nisadevi 94 07/10/2018 118 123 Harijan Sudip 95 07/10/2018 118 183 Adhikary Rajesh Kumar 96 07/10/2018 118 458 Rajak 97 07/10/2018 Surath Hari 118 563 Ankit Kumar 98 07/10/2018 119 353 Singh Sanmani 99 07/10/2018 119 65 Bhuinya Biswanath 100 07/10/2018 119 60 Bauri 101 07/10/2018 Dipa Bouri 120 465 Mahua 102 07/10/2018 120 708 Mondal 103 07/10/2018 Lata Bouri 120 524 Bombom 104 07/10/2018 120 398 Panday Binoy 105 07/10/2018 120 199 Chowdhury 106 07/10/2018 Partha Mondal 120 670 Purnima 107 07/10/2018 120 333 Chowdhury 108 07/10/2018 Rabin Gope 123 46 109 07/10/2018 Mohan Ruidas 123 668 Manik Lal 110 07/10/2018 123 523 Mandal 111 07/10/2018 Smritikana 123 483 4/6 10/12/2018 PrintForm11List Mondal 112 07/10/2018 Asit Ghanti 123 235 113 07/10/2018 Rahul Ghanty 123 240 114 07/10/2018 Nikhil Ghanti 123 228 115 07/10/2018 Dipak Gope 123 39 Mousumi 116 07/10/2018 147 256 Banegie 117 07/10/2018 Ganga Bauri 147 1079 118 07/10/2018 Mou Baksi 147 563 Tapasi 119 07/10/2018 147 252 Banerjee Jibanakanti 120 07/10/2018 147 667 Baksi Meghnath 121 07/10/2018 147 1134 Bouri Swarupa 122 07/10/2018 147 801 Bakshi 123 07/10/2018 Menoka Bauri 147 1136 Subirakumar 124 07/10/2018 147 592 Baksi Subhajit 125 07/10/2018 147 550 Bokshi Rudrendu 126 07/10/2018 147 691 Bakshi Sindusuta 127 07/10/2018 147 596 Baksi 128 07/10/2018 Shibu Bagdi 147 347 Tanmoy 129 07/10/2018 147 402 Howlader 130 07/10/2018 Payal Bagdi 147 352 131 07/10/2018 Bojoy Baksi 147 656 Nilakanth 132 07/10/2018 147 822 Dhibar Ratna 133 07/10/2018 Khetrapal 147 304 Bauri Bishwajit 134 07/10/2018 147 281 Banerjee Rabidas 135 07/10/2018 147 254 Banarjee Kanchan 136 07/10/2018 147 303 Kewat Bauri 137 07/10/2018 Julee Ruidas 147 1210 138 07/10/2018 Mahua Bakshi 147 692 139 07/10/2018 Sikha Sangui 147 791 Munnalal 140 07/10/2018 167 410 Mallah 141 07/10/2018 Badani 168 233 5/6 10/12/2018 PrintForm11List Dhangarh Sakuntala 142 07/10/2018 168 71 Kora 143 07/10/2018 Labin Kaora 168 67 £ In case of Union territories having no Legislative Assembly and the State of Jammu and Date of exhibition at Date of exhibition at Electoral Kashmir designated location Registration Officer’s Office @ For this revision for this designated location under rule 15(b) under rule 16(b) * Place, time and date of hearings as fixed by electoral registration officer $ Running serial number is to be maintained for 12/10/2018 each revision for each designated location 6/6 10/12/2018 Form9 Print ANNEXURE 5.8 (CHAPTER V, PARA 25) FORM 9 List of Applications for inclusion received in Form 6 Designated location identity (where Constituency (Assembly/£Parliamentary): Raniganj Revision identity applications have been received) From date To date @ 2.
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