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O(Ruod KERALA GAZETTE Giiacruc(T)C O6r-Do BXTRAORDINARY .N'd@'Lo, C .Ola, Rd C Ad'l Ld Cru'l Reoo BJ Sl.Of'l(J Cr' Gil PUBLISHED by Authotiy R"gr. No. KERB IL/201 cocog mtdoe.rcd 2/4507 3 dated 5-9-2012 with RNI Governrnent of Kerala 2016 Reg. No. KUTV(\D/6 34/20ts_r7 corog ( o(ruod KERALA GAZETTE GIIACruC(t)C O6r-Do BXTRAORDINARY .n'D@'lo, c .ola, rD c aD'l Ld cru'l reoo BJ sl.of'l(J cr' Gil PUBLISHED BY AUTHOTiY 2016 coqoj 20 cUcPSo 5 olo;cucnffiDoJ](oo, 20th May 2016 oorggl cncnrd 1191 gscub 6 1 Vol. V THIRwaNaNTHAIuRAM, 963 FRroey 6th Idavam 1191 No' | 1938 oO'orCocOro 30 l 30th Vaisakha t93g GOVERNMENT OF KERALA Election (General) Department NOTIFICATION No. 205 7 lEL3 /201 6tBtec. Dated, Thiruvananthepnram, 20th May, 2016. Notification No. 308/KL -LA/2016 dated 20th May, 2016 of the Election"commission of krdia is hereby republished By Order, E. K. Melm, Chief Electoral Officer and Principal Secretary to Government. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED By THE SUPERINTENDET.TT Or C 33/t611/2016. 2 ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA Nirvachan Sadan, Ashoka Road, New Delhi-l10 001 20th May, 2016 Dated, 30th Vaisakha, 1938 (Sal@). NOTTFICAf,ION (3) issued by in pursuance of Notification No' 2057lEL3l20l6lElex.' No. 308/KLLA/2016:-Wrmrm, of the jOte srb-section (2) of Section 15 of the Repnsentation the Governor of Kerala on 22nd April, *a., the pupose of constituting a new people Act, lg5l (43 or rssD, ; ct"rur Election has been held for Legislative Assernbly for tlre State of Kerala; and WumrAs,theresultsoftheelectionsinallt}reAssernblyconstituenciesofKeralainthesaidGeneral gf*m ft"* teen aecfarea by tlre Retuming Officers corgerned; Now,THrnenone,inpursuanceofsectionT3oftheRqtresentationofthePeopleAct,lg5lfor those of India hereby notifies the names of the Mernbers elected t+g of f Siil-t6" Election Coimission any, in ttre SCSEDIJLE to this Notification Assernbly Constituencies, uron! *itit m* party agliations, if BY Order, (s. 8. JOSHD SecretarY, Election Commission of India. 3 SCHEDULE To NorrFICATroN No. 308/r(L -LN20r6, DATED 20th May, 2016 OF ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA NAME OF THE STATE : KERALA Name of Assembly No. Name of Party Constituencv Affiliation, Elected Member ,f ory (1) (2) (3) (4) I MANJESHWAR Sri P. B. Abdul Razak Indian Union Muslim League 2 KASARAGOD Sri N. A..Nellikkunnu Indian Union Muslim League 3 UDMA Sri K. Kunhiraman Communist Party of India (Mamist) 4 KANHANGAD Sri E. Chandrasekharan Communist Party of India 5 TRIKARIPUR Sri M. Rajagopalan Communist Party of India (Manrist) 6 PAYYANNUR Sri C. Krishnan Communist Party of India (Manist) 7 KALLIASSERI Sri T. V. Rajesh Communist Party of India (Marxist) 8 TALIPARAMBA Sri James Mathew Communist Party of India (Man<ist) 9 IRIKKUR Sri K. C. Joseph Indian National Congress 10 AZHIKODE Sri K. M. Shaji Indian Union Muslim League 11 KANNUR SriRamachandranKadannappalli congress (secular) t2 DHARMADAM Sri Pinarayi Vijayan Communist Party of India (Mamist) 13 THALASSERY Adv A. N. Shamseer Communist Party of India (Mamist) 14 KUTHUPARAMBA Smt. K. K. Shylaja Teacher Communist Party of India (Mamist) 15 MATTANNUR Sri E. P. Jayarajan Communist Party of India (Mamist) t6 PERAVOOR Adv. Sunny Joseph' Indian National Congress t7 MANANTHAVADY (ST) Sri O. R. Kelu Communist Party of India (Mamist) 18 SWII{ANBATT{ERY (ST) Sri I. C. Balakrishnan lndian National Congress t9 KALPETTA Sri C. K. Saseendran Communist Party of India (Mamist) 20 VADAKARA Sri C. K. Nanu Janata Dal (Secular) 2I KUTTIADI Sri Parakkal Abdulla Indian Union Muslim L,eague '22 NADAPURAM Sri E. K. Vijayan Communist Party of India 23 QUILANDY Sri K. Dasan Communist Party of India (Marxist) 24 PERAMBRA Sri T. P. Ramakrishnan Communist Party of India (Mamist) 25 BALUSSERI (SC) Sri Purushan Ka?Jalundy Communist Party of India (Marxist) 26 ELATHUR Sri A. K. Saseendran Nationalist Congress Party 27 KOZHIKODE NORTH Sri A. Pradeepkumar Communist Party of India (Man<ist) 28 KOZHIKODE SOUTH Dr. M. K. Muneer lndian Union Muslim League 29 BEYPORE Sri V. K. C. Mammed Koya Communist Party of India (Marxist) 30 KUNNAMANGALAM Adv. P.T.A. Rahim lndependent 31 KODUVALLY Sri Karat Razack Independent 32 THIRUVAMBADY Sri George M. Thomas Communist Party of India (Marxist) 33 KONDOTTY Sri T. V. Ibrahim Indian Union Muslim League 34 ERANAD Sri P. K. Basheer Indian Union Muslim League (3) (4) (1) Q) Independent 35 NILAMBUR Sri P. V. Anvar Indian National Congress 36 WANDOOR (SC) Sri A. P. Anil Kumar Indian Union Muslim League 37 MANJERI Adv. M. Ummer Union Muslim League 38 PERINTHALMANNA Sri Manjalamkuzhi Ali Indian Union Muslim League 39 MANKADA Sri T. A. Ahammed Kabeer Indian lndian Union Muslim League 40 MALAPPURAM Sri P. Ubaidulla Union Muslim League 4I VENGARA Sri P. K. KunhalikuttY Indian Muslim League 42 VALLIKKLTNNU Sri Abdul Hameed Master Indian Union Muslim League 43 TIRURANGADI Sri P. K. Abdu Rabb Indian Union 44 TANUR Sri V Abdurahiman National Secular Conference 45 TIRUR Sri C. MammuttY lndian Union Muslim League M KOTTAKKAL Sri Abid Hussain Thangal Indian Union Muslim League 47 THAVANUR Dr. K. T. Jaleel Independent (Marxist) 48 PONNANI Sri P. Sreeramakrishnan Communist Party of India 49 THRITHALA Sri V. T. Balram Indian National Congress 50 PATTAMBI Sri Muhammed Muhassih Communist Party of India 51 SHORNUR Sri P. K. Sasi Communist Party of India (Marxist) (Marxist) 52 OTTAPALAM Sri P. Unni Communist Party of India s3 KONGAD (SC) Sri K. V. Vijayadas Communist Party of India (Marxist) 54 MANNARKAD Adv. N. Samsudheen Indian Union Muslim League 55 MALAMPUZHA Sri V. S. Achuthanandan Communist Party of India (Marxist) 56 PALAKKAD Sri Shafi Parambil Indian National C ongress s7 TARUR (SC) Sri A. K. Balan Communist Party of India (Marxist) 58 CHITTUR Sri K. Krishnankutty Janata Dal (Secular) 59 NENMARA Sri K. Babu Communist Party of India (Marxist) 60 ALATHUR Sri K. D. Prasenan Communist Party of India (Man<ist) 6r CHELAKKARA (SC) Sri U. R. Pradeep Communist Party of India (Marxist) 62 KUNNAMKULAM Sri A. C. Moideen Communist Party of India (Mantist) 63 GURUVAYOOR Sri K. V. Abdul Khader Communist Party of India (Marxist) & MANALUR Sri Murali Perunelly Communist Party of India (Marxist) 65 WADAKKANCHERY Sri Anil Akkara lndian National Congress 6 OLLUR Adv. K. Rajan Communist Party of India 67 THRISSUR Adv. V. S. Sunilkumar Communist Party of India 68 NATTTKA (SC) Smt. Geetha Gopi Communist Party of India 69 KAIPAMANGALAM Sri E. T Taison Master Communist Party of India 7O IRINJALAKKUDA Prof. K.U. Arunan Communist Party of India (Mamist) 3 (l) Q) (3) (4) 7I PUTHUKKAD Prof. C. Raveendranath Communist Party of India (Marxist) 72 CHALAKKUDY Sri B. D. Devassy Communist Party of India (Marxist) 73 KODUNGALLUR Adv. V. R .Sunil Kumar Communist : Party of India 74 PERUMBAVOOR Adv. Eldhose Kunnappilly Indian National Congress 75 ANGAMALY Sri Roji M. John Indian National Congress 76 ALUVA Sri Anwar Sadath Indian National Congress 77 KALAMASSERY Sri V. K. Ebrahim Kunju Indian Union Muslim League 78 PARAVUR Sri V. D. Satheesan Indian National Congress 79 VYPEEN Sri S. Sarma Communist Party of India (Marxist) 80 KOCHI Sri K. J. Maxy Communist Party of India (Marxist) 81 THRIPUNITHURA Adv. M. Swaraj Communist Party of India (Mamist) 82 ERANAKULAM Sri. Hibi Eden Indian National Congress 83 THRIKKAKARA Adv. P. T. Thomas Indian National Congless 84 ImNNATHUNAD (SC) Sri V. P. Sajeendran Indian National Congress 85 PIRAVOM Sri Anoop Jacob Kerala Congress (Jacob) 86 MUVATTUPUZHA Sri Eldho Abraham Connmunist Party of lndia 87 KOTHAMANGALAM Sri Antony John Communist Party of lndia (Marxist) 88 DEVTKULAM (SC) Sri S. Rajendran Communist Party of India(Mamist) . 89 UDUMBANCHOLA Sri M. M.Ivfani Communist Party of India (Marxist) 90 THODUPUZHA Sri P. J. Joseph Kerala Congress (M) 91 IDUKKI Sri RoshyAugustine Kerala Congress (M) 92 PEERUMADE Smt. E. S. Bijimol Communist Party of India 93 PALA Sri K. M. Mani Kerala Congress (M) 94 KADUTHURUTHY Adv. Mons Joseph Kerala Congress (M) 9s vAtr(oM (sc) Smt. C. K. Asha Communist Party of India 96 ETTUMANOOR Sri Suresh Kurup Communist Party of India (MarxisQ 97 KOTTAYAM Sri Thiruvanehoor Radhakri shnan Indian National Congress 98 PUTHUFPALLY Sri Oommen Chandy Indian National Congress 99 CHANGANASSERY Sri C. F. Thomas. Kerala Congress (M) IOO KANJIRAPPALLY Dr. N. Jayaraj Kerala Congress (M) 101 POONJAR Sri P C. George Plathottam Independent TO2 AROOR Adv. A. M. Ariff Communist Party of India (Marxist) 103 CHERTHALA Sri P. Thilothaman Communist Party of India 104 ALAPPUZHA Dr. T. M. Thomas Isaac Communist Party of lndia (Marxist) IO5 AMBALAPUZHA Sri G. Sudhakaran Communist Party of India (Marxist) 106 KUTTANAD Sri Thomas Chandy Nationalist Congress Part-v TO7 HARIPAD Sri Ramesh Chennithala Indian National Congress 108 KAYAMKULAM Adv. U. Prathibha Hari Communist Party of India (Mantist) 109 MAVELIFiARA (SC) Sri R. Rajesh Communist Party of India (Mamist) 33l16ll12016. (4) (l) Q) (3) 110 CHENGANNUR Adv. K. K. Ramachandran Nair Communist Party of India (Marxist) 111 THIRUVALLA Adv. Mathew T. Thomas Janata Dal (Secular) T12 RANNI Sri Raju Abraham Communist Party of India (Marxist) of India (Marxist) I13 ARANMULA Smt. Veena George .Communist Party 114 KONNI Sri Adoor Prakash Indian National Congress lls ADOOR (SC) Sri Chittayam Gopakumar Communist Party of India 116 KARUNAGAPPALLY Sri R. Ramachandran Communist Party of India IT7 CHAVARA Sri N. Vijayan Pillai Communist Marxist PartY Kerala State Committee r18 KUNNATHUR (SC) Sri Kovoor Kunjumon Independent 119 KOTTARAKKARA Adv. P. Aisha Potty Communist Party of India (Marxist) I2O PATHANAPURAM Sri K. B. Ganesh Kumar Kerala Congress (B) I2I PUNALUR Adv K. Raju Communist Party of India 122 CHADAYAMA}IGALAM Sri Mullakkara Retnakaran Communist Party of India 123 KUNDARA Smt. J. Mercy Kutty Amma Communist Party of India (Marxist) T24 KOLLAM Sri M. Mukesh Communist Party of India (Marxist) 125 ERAVIPURAM Sri M. Noushad Communist Party of India (Marxist) 126 CHATHANNUR Sri G. S. Jayalal Communist Party of India 127 VARKALA Adv.
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