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STATE ELECTION COMMISSION,MAHARASHTRA New Administrative Building,Hutatma Rajguru Chowk, Madam Cama Road ,Mumbai 400 032 Dated :- 25 November , 2016 ANNEXURE 17 STATE ELECTION COMMISSION,MAHARASHTRA New Administrative Building,Hutatma Rajguru Chowk, Madam Cama Road ,Mumbai 400 032 Dated :- 25 November , 2016 No. SEC/MNC-2016/CR-32 /D-5 In exercise of the powers conferred by section 5(3), 5 A and Section 14 of Maharashtra Municipal Corporation Act, (Bom.LIX of 1949) (hereinafter referred to as the said Act ) after carefully taking into consideration the objections and suggestions received in response to the draft Notification no.43 Dt-10/10/2016 fixing for the Pune Municipal Corporation, the number and the extent of the wards into which the said municipal area shall be divided and specifying the wards reserved for the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes and the Backward Class of Citizens and Women (including women belonging to the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes and the Backward Class of Citizens), as the case may be, as shown in the Schedule to the said draft notification , I, J.S. Sahariya – State Election Commissioner,Maharashtra,hereby makes the following notification Notification 1. WHEREAS, The State Election Commissioner, Maharashtra has specified for Pune Municipal Corporation, under Section 5A of the Maharashtra Municipal Corporations Act,1949 , the number of seats to be reserved for the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribesand the Backward Class of Citizens and Women (including women belonging to the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes and the Backward Class of Citizens) as shown below :- Details Number of Councillors,Reserved Seats,etc. 1. The Number of Councilors to be elected 162 2. The Number of seats to be reserved (a) For the Scheduled Castes 22 (b) For the Scheduled Tribes 02 (c) For the Backward Class of Citizens 44 3. The total number of seats to be reserved for women (including women belonging to the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes 81 and the Backward Class of Citizens) 4. Out of seats at serial number 3, the number of seats reserved for the women belonging to the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes and the Backward Class of Citizens, from amongst the seats reserved for the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes and the Backward Class of Citizens, as shown in item at serial number 2(a), (b) and (c) respectively are as under :- (a) For the Scheduled Castes 11 (b) For the Scheduled Tribes 01 (c) For the Backward Class of Citizens 22 (d) Number of seats reserved for women as general category (Number of seats as serial number 3 minus seats at serial number 4) 47 5. Unreserved seats 47 2. AND WHEREAS the lots for reserving the seats for the Backward Class of citizen and women ( including seats reserved for women belonging to the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes and the Backward Class of Citizens,) were drawn on 07 /10/2016 3. Now, therefore, in exercise of section 5(3), 5A and section 14 of the “Maharashtra Municipal Corporation Act, 1949” the State Election Commissioner, Maharashtra State hereby fix the number and extent of the wards into which the said Municipal Corporation area shall be divided and specify the wards in which seats shall be reserved for the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes, the Backward Class of the citizens and women (including women belonging to the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes and the Backward Class of Citizens), as the case may be, as shown in the schedule to this Notification. 4. This Notification shall take effect for the purpose of the next general held immediately following the date of this Notification. SCHEDULE If the seat is reserved, for Extent & Boundaries of the Ward whom i.e. W Name of whether for ar the SC/ST/BCC d ward, if or for No any Women (Including . SC/ST/BCC Women) 1 Kalas- Locati Dhanori Gaothan, Kalas Gaothan, Gangakunj Society, 1A – Dhanori ons Lakshmi Township 1, 2 & 3, Brookside Society, Vishal Schedule Area, R&DE Colony, Bhimnagar vasahat, Sr.no.112 d Caste (Vishrantwadi), Sidharthnagar, Munjabavasti, (Woman) Bhairavnagar, Gokulnagar, Anand Park, Chaudhari 1B – Nagar, Khese Park (part), Mahalakshmi Vihar, Schedule Vishrant Society, Madhuban Society(Kalas), Mhaske d Tribe vasti, Kalas Ganesh Nagar, Greff Centre etc. 1C – North From The Intersection of Mula River And Village Boundaries Of Kalas And Bopkhel toward north along Backward village boundary of Kalas & Bopkhel to meet Village Class of Boundaries of Kalas and Dighi, then towards east, Citizen along the Village Boundary of Kalas & Dighi crossing (Woman) Pune-Alandi Road to meet Village Boundary of 1D – Dhanori, then towards north along Village Boundaries General Dhanori & Dighi to meet Village Boundaries of Dhanori, Charholi & Dighi, then towards east along Boundary Of Dhanori & Charholi to meet the nala on the Village Boundary of Dhanori & Lohagaon, then towards South along the nala on the Village Boundary of Dhanori & then along PMC Limit (Dhanori-Lohgaon Road) to meet the road coming from 509 Chowk. East & From the Intersection of PMC Limit (Dhanori-Lohgaon South Road) and the road coming from 509 Chowk, towards South-West along this raod to meet east-west road going to Khese Park near Airforce Compound Wall, then towards west Along this Road to meet the North-South Road on east side of Radhai Niwas, Pandurang Kripa, then towards North along this raod to meet East-West Road near Dnyaneshwar Niwas on southern side of Manoj Mini Market Builing (Kanhaiyya Bhavan) & Tara Villa Nivas, then towards west along this road to meet the eastern side road of Sai Kutir Building, then towards North along this road to meet road within Khese Park, then towards west along this road to meet nala coming from Lohgaon, Then towards South-West along Nala to meet road on east side of Siddheshwar Nagar, Kumar Samruddhi, Father Micheal Society, then towards south along this road to meet Vishrantwadi-Lohgaon Road (Mukundrao Ambedkar Road), then towards west along Vishrantwadi-Lohgaon Road to meet Sant Dnyaneshwar Road (Pune-Alandi Road) at Mukundrao Ambedkar Chowk, then towards south along Sant Dnyaneshwar Road (Pune-Alandi Road) to meet Nala coming from Kasturba society near Sant Dnyaneshwar Bridge, then towards west along this nala to meet Mula River near Shantinagar. West From the Intersection of Nala coming from Kasturba society and Mula River Near Shantinagar, towards north along the Mula River to meet the Village Boundaries of Kalas & Bopkhel. Population Scheduled Caste Scheduled Tribe 84159 15174 2264 2 Nagpur Locati Tingre nagar, Adarsh colony, Nagpur chawl, 6A – Chawl – ons Maharashtra Housing Board, Shanti nagar, Schedule Phule Mohanwadi, Pratik nagar, Indira nagar, Phule nagar, d Caste Nagar Yerwada Prison, Yerwada Mental Hospital, Ram 6B – Society, Panchsheel nagar, Maji sainik colony, Backward Vishrantwadi Police line, Rajiv Gandhi colony, Class of Commerce zone, Yerwada Prison Press, Pune Golf Citizen Club etc. (Woman) North From the intersection of PMC-Khadaki Cantonment limit (Mula River) and the nala near shantinagar 6C – coming from Kasturba Society, towards east along General this nala to meet Sant Dnyaneshwar road (Pune- (Woman) Alandi road), then towards north along Sant 6D – Dnyaneshwar road to meet Vishrantwadi - Lohgaon General road (Mukundrao Ambedkar road) at Mukundrao Ambedkar Chowk, then towards east along this Vishrantwadi-Lohgaon road to meet north-south road on east side of Siddheshwar nagar, Kumar samrudhi, Father Micheal Society, then towards north along this south-road on east side of Siddheshwar nagar, Kumar samrudhi, Father Micheal Society to meet nala on boundary of Dhanori-Tingrenagar near Nandan Uphoria Society gate, then towards east along this nala to meet Tingrenagar galli no.14 road. East From the intersection of nala on boundary of Dhanori-Tingrenagar and Tingrenagar galli no.14 road, towards south along Tingrenagar galli no.14 road to meet Vishrantwadi-Lohgaon road, then towards east along this Vishrantwadi-Lohgaon road to meet National Game Road at 509 Chowk, then towards south along this National Game Road to meet north side boundary of Nagpur Chawl (Defence boundary), then towards east along this defence boundary to meet north-south road on west side of Tridal Nagar Society, then towards south along this north-south road on west side of Tridal Nagar Society to meet road on north side of Shantirakshak society at Durgabhavani Chowk, then towards west along this road on north side of Shantirakshak Society to meet National Game road,then towards south along this National Game road to meet Loop Road (Late. Sadashiv Rambhau Nikam road) at Golf Club Chowk. South From the intersection of National Game Road and Loop Road (Late. Sadashiv Rambhau Nikam road), towards west along this Loop Road (Late. Sadashiv Rambhau Nikam road) to meet nala between Ambedkar Society and Ahilya society. West From the intersection of Loop Road (Late. Sadashiv Rambhau Nikam road) and nala between Ambedkar Society and Ahilya society, towards north along this nala and then along the line of nala to meet south side compound wall of Hariganga Society, then towards south-east along this south side compound wall of Hariganga Society to meet east-west road on south side of Ram society near Agrasen High School, then towards west along this road on south side of Ram Society to meet Khadaki Cantonment limit on Pune-Alandi Road, then towards north along Khadaki Cantonment Limit (Mula River) to meet nala coming from Kasturba Society near Shantinagar. Population Scheduled Caste Scheduled Tribe 84671 19833 1461 3 Viman Locati Gurudvara Society, Khese Vasti (part), Lohgaon 3A – nagar- ons Airport, Tata Nagar, Viman nagar, Phenix Mall, Air Schedule Somnath Force Campus, Mhada Colony, Veer Vasti, Puru d Caste nagar Society, Sanjay Park, Sainik Nagar, Ganga Hamlet, 3B – Ishanya Mall, In-orbitt Mall, Somnath nagar, Shree Backward Park, Shriram Society, Clover Park, Samrat Chowk, Class of Pride Regency, Kendriya Vidyalay no.1, Rohan Mithila, Citizen Tridal Nagar Society, Saint Fransis High School, Bombay Sappers Colony, Sunita nagar, Karan (Woman) Ashiyana Etc.
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