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ANNEXURE 10.1 CHAPTER X, PARA 17 ELECTORAL ROLL - 2017 State (S11) KERALA No. Name and Reservation Status of Assembly 80 KOCHI Last Part : 158 Constituency : No. Name and Reservation Status of Parliamentary 12 ERNAKULAM Service Electors Constituency in which the Assembly Constituency is located : 1. DETAILS OF REVISION Year of Revision : 2017 Type of Revision : SPECIAL SUMMARY REVISION Qualifying Date : 01-01-2017 Date of Final Publication : 10-01-2017 2. SUMMARY OF SERVICE ELECTORS A) NUMBER OF ELECTORS : 1. Classified by Type of Service Name of Service Number of Electors Members Wives Total A) Defence Services 76 22 98 B) Armed Police Force 33 33 66 C) Foreign Services 0 0 0 Total in part (A+B+C) 109 55 164 2. Classified by Type of Roll Roll Type Roll Identification Number of Electors Members Wives Total I Original Mother Roll Draft Roll-2017 109 55 164 II Additions List Supplement 1 Summary revision of last part of Electoral 0 0 0 Roll Supplement 2 Continuous revision of last part of Electoral 0 0 0 Roll Sub Total : 109 55 164 III Deletions List Supplement 1 Summary revision of last part of Electoral 0 0 0 Roll Supplement 2 Continuous revision of last part of Electoral 0 0 0 Roll Sub Total : 0 0 0 Net Electors in the Roll after (I+II-III) 109 55 164 B) NUMBER OF CORRECTIONS : Roll Type Roll Identification No. of Electors Supplement 1 Summary revision of last part of Electoral Roll 0 Supplement 2 Continuous revision of last part of Electoral Roll 0 Total : 0 ELECTORAL ROLL - 2017 of Assembly Constituency 80 KOCHI, (S11) KERALA A . Defence services SINo Name Elector Age Rank Husband's S. Regimental Address for House Address Type No Despatch of Ballot Paper 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 CISF Kadavil Parambil 1 Elsie W 30 . / 15 Unit Bhel Welfare road (EDN),Banglore-26 Thoppumpady IAF 7/1848 2 Rejitha W 30 . / 18 AFRO Pandikudy Newdelhi Mattanchery H/CDVR Kudiamcheril House 3 Jasmine Shaji W 32 . / 19 C.I.S.F Unit, Thoppumpady T.P.T Tuticorin Kochi HMT,EME 8/407 4 Vanaja Shyam W 31 . / 21 EME Records Mattanchery Secandarabad Kochi EME 15/1626,Kocheril House 5 Sindhu W 31 . / 22 Hav/Clerk Nazrath Secunderabad Mattanchery EME Palliparambil 6 Rehna Ghosh W 36 . / 23 Army HQ Panayapally New Delhi Kochi LSTD 19/417A,Mullappully 7 C.C.Babitha W 29 . / CABS Waterland Road Mumbai Palluruthy BSF 15/995 A 8 Brijeet Thomas W 37 . / 39 BN BSF, Nazreth CO 56 APO Mattancherry CABS, Cheetah Camp Velikagathu House 9 Treasa Pushia W 27 . / Mankhurd Mundamveli Mumbai Thoppumpady CABS,AB-12/ELE-04 9/348 Susan Lawrence 31 . / 10 W Mumbai-88 Fortkochi Veli 11/947D CABS,AB-12/ELE-04 Smitha Marshal 28 . / Jubily Junction 11 W Mumbai-88 Fortkochi Hema-5 CABS,Cheetah Camp Kusum Lata 35 . / INS Dronacharya 12 W Mumbai-88 Fortkochi F6-SMA CABS,AB-12/ELE-04 Sarita Yadav 26 . / INS Dronacharya 13 W Mumbai-88 Fortkochi Archana-5 CABS,AB-12/ELE-04 Anoop Sarmma 32 . / INS Dronacharya 14 W Mumbai-88 Fortkochi CISF Kadavil Parambil 15 Shaji Raj M 36 . / Unit Bhel Welfare road (EDN),Banglore-26 Thoppumpady 108RCC GREF 15/1682 16 O.L.Samuel M 50 . / Dighi Camp Odathakkel(H) Pune-15 Mattancherry Gdr/dk Rameswaran Village 17 P.N.Praveen Kumar M 23 . / The Grenadiers Mattanchery Jabalpur(MP) Thoppumpady Note:- Elector type active will be ‘M’ for an elector who is the member of Defence Service / Armed Police Service / Foreign Service and it will be ‘W’ for an elector who finds a place in this list by virtue of being the wife of a member of Defence Services / Armed Police Service / Foreign Service. If a wife herself belongs to Defence Services / Armed Police Service / Foreign Service she would be categorized as member, and not as a wife. Whenever an elector is categorized as a Member, Rank / Buckle No. must be given in case of Defence Services / Armed Police Services. ELECTORAL ROLL - 2017 of Assembly Constituency 80 KOCHI, (S11) KERALA A . Defence services SINo Name Elector Age Rank Husband's S. Regimental Address for House Address Type No Despatch of Ballot Paper 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 IAF 7/1848 18 Saravanan M 35 . / AFRO, Pandikudy Newdelhi Mattanchery H/CDVR Kudiamcheril house 19 Shaji Michael M 37 . / C.I.S.F Unit, Thoppumpady T.P.T Tuticorin Kochi NIETT, C-31, Jalvayu Vihar Mudamveli 20 LT P.B.Manoj M 32 . / C-31 Jalvayu Vihar Kochi Navelbase,Kochi Kochi HMT,EME 8/407 21 Shyam Kumar M 36 . / EME Records Mattanchery Secandarabad Kochi EME, 15/1626,Kocheril 22 Cleetus M 39 . / Hav/Clerk Nazrath Secunderabad Mattanchery EME Palliparambil 23 Ajay Ghosh M 43 . / Army HQ Panayapally New Delhi Kochi Navy Thoppumpady 24 K.G.Shibu M 25 . / CABS MANKRUD Kochi Mumbai-88 Kochi ASC Records Mattanchery 25 Kishor Pai M 31 . / (South) Cochin Bangalore-7 Pandikudy ROI(Tel) 16/279A, 26 Arun M 25 . / Navy,INS Ranjit Shanthi Nagar Cheetah Camp, Kochi, Kazhuthumuttu SEAT 1 SR 2 13/130 Ashker Karriyat 22 . / Navy Panayappilly 27 Hussain M CABS,Mumbai Thoppumpady L/MUS,Indian Navy 9/1276,Kothachirackal HQENC Cd Mus INS K.P.Vinayan 28 . / L.G Pai Road 28 M CIRCARS VSKP 14 Mattanchery,Fortkochi Vishakapatnam TOPI Mundamveli Navy,CABS Jinu John.V 22 . / Thoppumpady 29 M Cheetah Camp,Mumbai- Kochi 400084 CPO MUS 9/835 Puthukkattu Varghese Navy,INS Hamla,Marve- 42 . / Pandikkudy 30 Johnson M Malad(W) Mattanchery Mumbai-400095 RO II(TEL) Kollothuparambil 31 K.J.Silvester George M 20 . / Navy Palluruthy CABS,Mumbai Kochi Ag SWA-4 Indian Navy,Commodore 11/1243A,Odatha Dennis George 23 . / Bureau of Sailors Rameswaram Village 32 Erasseril Michael M Cheetah Camp,Mankhurd, Fortkochi Mumbai-88 Note:- Elector type active will be ‘M’ for an elector who is the member of Defence Service / Armed Police Service / Foreign Service and it will be ‘W’ for an elector who finds a place in this list by virtue of being the wife of a member of Defence Services / Armed Police Service / Foreign Service. If a wife herself belongs to Defence Services / Armed Police Service / Foreign Service she would be categorized as member, and not as a wife. Whenever an elector is categorized as a Member, Rank / Buckle No. must be given in case of Defence Services / Armed Police Services. ELECTORAL ROLL - 2017 of Assembly Constituency 80 KOCHI, (S11) KERALA A . Defence services SINo Name Elector Age Rank Husband's S. Regimental Address for House Address Type No Despatch of Ballot Paper 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 LTOP 1001/A,Donbosco Street 33 Kurisinkal John Jacob M 28 . / Navy Mundamveli CABS,Mumbai Thoppumpady,Fortkochi NVK(P) 9/983 Coast Guard,BUVIK, Mahesh Sadasivan 26 . / Pandikkudi 34 M Cheetah Camp Mattanchery Mankhurd,Mumbai-400088 TOP-I 1002 Vijeesh Chalichyam 22 . / CABS St:John Pattam 35 Joseph M Mumbai Mattanchery Sub-Lieutenant 14/189 36 Albert Godwin Bivera M 24 . / Indian Navy Cemetery Road Naval Head Quarters(DOP) Chullikkal LSTD 19/417A,Mullappully 37 Bhaskaran Roshan M 31 . / CABS Waterland Road Mumbai Palluruthy LT L1-Aradhna 38 Abhilash Tomy M 25 . / IN INS Dronacharya, IN Veli, Fortkochi BSF 15/995 A 39 Thomas Joy M 38 . / 39 BN BSF, Nazreth CO 56 APO Mattancherry COL, MP ORG-9 12/313 40 Rajeev Mannali M 50 . / Army HQ Chullickal New Delhi Mattancherry CABS, Cheetah Camp Velikagathu House Antony Varghese 31 . / Mankhurd Mundamveli 41 Velikagathu M Mumbai Thoppumpady 16/426 CABS,AB-12/ELE-04 Rainer Ambatt 25 . / Karuvelipady 42 M Mumbai-88 Thoppumpady 15/846B AFRO,Subroto Park Ajith Sivaram 31 . / Maplasserry 43 M Newdelhi North Moolamkuzhi Ganga-2 CABS,AB-12/ELE-04 Satpal Torpania 40 . / INS Dronacharya 44 M Mumbai-88 Fortkochi Mangatt Augustine CABS,AB-12/ELE-04 9/348 33 . / 45 Lawrence M Mumbai-88 Fortkochi Veli CABS,AB-12/ELE-04 15/325D Pratheesh Pushparajan 32 . / 46 M Mumbai-88 South Moolamkuzhi F6-SMA CABS,AB-12/ELE-04 Indrapal Singh 33 . / INS Dronacharya 47 M Mumbai-88 Fortkochi 11/947D CABS,AB-12/ELE-04 Joseph Marshal 31 . / Jubily Junction 48 M Mumbai-88 Fortkochi CABS,Cheetah Camp Hema-5 Ram Pravesh 41 . / 49 M Mumbai-88 INS Dronacharya Note:- Elector type active will be ‘M’ for an elector who is the member of Defence Service / Armed Police Service / Foreign Service and it will be ‘W’ for an elector who finds a place in this list by virtue of being the wife of a member of Defence Services / Armed Police Service / Foreign Service. If a wife herself belongs to Defence Services / Armed Police Service / Foreign Service she would be categorized as member, and not as a wife. Whenever an elector is categorized as a Member, Rank / Buckle No. must be given in case of Defence Services / Armed Police Services. ELECTORAL ROLL - 2017 of Assembly Constituency 80 KOCHI, (S11) KERALA A . Defence services SINo Name Elector Age Rank Husband's S. Regimental Address for House Address Type No Despatch of Ballot Paper 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Fortkochi Archana-5 CABS,AB-12/ELE-04 Rajesh Kumar 34 . / INS Dronacharya 50 M Mumbai-88 Fortkochi 15/472 CABS Saji Mathew 47 . / Nazreth 51 M Mumbai-88 Kochi Mg/Mp-5C 18/2498-B Aravind.P.J 22 . / HQ of MOD(Army) 52 M Thoppumpady Newdelhi MSSA Door no 21 Rayson t Lawrence 34 . / IHQ MOD ARMY Sastha Nagar 53 Lawrence M NEW Delhi Palluruthy MSSA Door no 21 54 Lincy Verghese M 33 .
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