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fr^rt Jt <?e .ASSAM STATE ELECTION COMMISSION HousEFED coMpr-D( bspu& cuweneu - 7sucrr,. Ptr" No. w1-2$n0 / uv2q / n&920 (tele-f axl 22&24e-mail - [email protected] a :t : , I--. ''',, . Notification No. SEC.24 /2017/Pt-VlI/g: In exercise of powers conferred under Article 243 (K) of the Constitution of India and Sectionl1,4 (L) of the Assam Pnchayat Act,7994 (as amended up- to-date) and Rule 15 and Rule 16 of the Assam Panchayat (Constitutioa) Rules, 1995, (as amended up-to-date), the Assam State Election Commission, on this Sft day of November, 2078, hereby notifies the schedule of General Election to the Panchayats in the State of Assam. The General Election to the Panchayats in Assam will be held in 2 (two) phases as per the schedule enclosed as Annexure -L and the names of Districts/Sub- Divisions indicating the phase in which the Panchayat Election will be held therein have been notified as per Annexure -2(A) and 2(B) The respective Deputy Commissioner and Sub-Divisional Officer (C) will issue Notice of Election under Rule L6 of the Assam Panchayat (Constitution) Rules,1995 on date(s) as per the Election Schedule and formats prescribed by the Assam State Election Commission. With this Election notificatiory the Model Code of Conduct due to the Panchayat Election has come into force with immediate effect, in the areas where Panchayat Elections have been notified to be held. tF' Enclosures: As stated L)%5.r t.2eLq {}I. N. Bor4IAS (Retd.) } State Election Commissioner, fusam Dispur::: Guwahati6. Memo. No SEC. 24/2017 /pt-VIII/g -A Dated Guwahati 5fr November,2018. Copy for favour of in-formation and necessary action to : 1. The chief secretary to the Govt. of Assam, Dispur, Guwahati-6. 2. The Director General of Police, Assam, Ulubari, Guwahati. 3. The Additional C{rief Secretary to the Govt. of Assam, Finance Deptt., Dispur, Guwahati-6. ' 4. The Additional Chief Secretary to the Govt. of Assam, Home & political Deptt., Dispur, Guwahati-6. 5. The Principal Secretary to the Hon'ble Chief Minister, Assam, Dispur, Guwahati-6. 6. The Principal Secretary to the Govt. of Assam, Excise Deptt., Dispur, Guwahati. 7. The Principal Secretary to Govt. of Assam, Panchayat & Rural Development Deptt. Assam, Dispur, Guwahati-6. 8. The chief Electoral officer, Assam, Dispur, Guwahati - 6. 9. The commissioner & secretary to the Govt. of Assam, personnel (A) Deptt., Dispur, Guwahati-6. 10. The Commissioner & secretary to the Govt. of Assam, Transport Deptt., Dispur, Guwahati - 6. 11' The Commissioner &Secretary to the Govt. of Assam, General Administration Deptt., Dispur, Guwahati - 6. 1.2. The secretary to the Hon'ble Governor of Assam, Rajbhawan, Guwahati. Contd..page.,.2 " "ir (2) 13. All Divisional Commissioners, . Division. 14. All DIG of Police (Range).... L5. The DIG (SB) Kahilipara, Guwahan-l'g. 16. All Deputy Commissioners, ...:.............. ....... District. 17. AII Superintendents of Police-!:................ ...... District. L8. All sub-Divisional officers (civil),.................. sub-Division. 19. All Sub-Divisional Police Officers,... Sub-Division. 20. All Political Parties..... 21' The Director, Iftformation & Public Relations, Assam, Dispur, Guwahati -6 for wide publicity. 22. The Director, Printing & Stationery, Assam. He is requested. to arrange to puitish tnis notification in Extraordtury Gazette urgently and fumish 150 copies to lhjs offi.". 2L.)SriNiran Bor4 Advocate Gauhati High Court & Standing Counsel, Assamstate Election Commission. ( lt t0 ,..,u?$fir8 oAssam State Election Commission ,/ Dispur :: Guwahati-2g1006. tNf .,i: , Annexure - 1 I €' * 6'i Schedqle of the Panch4ylt Election.,20L8 sl. Event 1,"t phase 2"d Phase No. Issue of Notice of Election by 1 DClsDo(c) 05/Tt/2018 09/11,/2018 Last date of filing nominations 15/11,/2018 19/11,/2018 2. (from 11:00AM to 3:00PM) (from 11:00AM to 3:00PM) Scrutiny of nomination papers 16/11,/2018 20/L1,/2018 J. ( from 10:30 AM) ( from 10:30 AM) Date of publication of list of 4. validly nominated candidates 16/11,/2018 20/11,/2018 Date of withdrawal of le/11/2018 22/11,/2018 5. candidature (Up to 3:00PM) (Up to 3:00PM) Date of publicationof listof 1e 22/11/2018 6. conbstingcandidabs /11/2A]3 (after 3:00 PM) (after 3:00 PM) Date 7. and time of Poll 05/12/2018 0e/12/2018 (7:00AM to 3:00PM) (7:00AM to 3:00PM) Date and time of Re-poll 8. 07/t2/2018 11,/12/2018 (if *y) (7:00AM to 3:00PM) (7:00AM to 3:00PM) 12/12/2018 12/12/2018 Date of 9 Counting (From 8:00AM till (From 8:00AM till completion of the counting completion of the counting pro!ess) p{ocess) t o ngmination ]he PaPers will be received on all working days including the Second saturday and excluding the Public Holidays d.eclared under N.I Act from L1:00AM 3:00PM to The Commission fixes the poll hours pM from 7:00 AM to 3:00 on the day of poll and. poll (if any). re- Concerned DC and sDo(c) shall publish the Notice of Election as per Rule Assam Panchayat 16 of the (constitution) Rules, on date(s) as above given. ,s ' \Yor\rr\u& { H. N. Bor4 rAg (Retd.}} State Election Commissioner, Assam Dispur::: GuWalnF6. AAIAIEXI,IRE-2(A) ,., Phasreg gf Pandrayat Election, 2018 lst Phase ( Date of Poll on 05.L2.2018) sl. Name of Authority to issue Number of ZPCs ( to include all4 No. District ElectionNo.tice levels of PRI Constituencies ) 1. Tinsukia DC, Trrls$? 13 Ginsukia Sadar Sub-Division) SDO(C) Margherita 05 (Margherita Civil Sub-'Division) SDO(C)Sadiya 02 (Sadiya Civil Sub-Division) 2. Dibrugarh DC, Dibrugarh 23 (Dibrugarh District) 3. Sivasagar DC, Sivasagar 13 (Sivasagar Sadar SubDivision) SDO(C) Nazira 04 (Nazira Civil Sub-Division) 4. Charaideo DC, Charaideo 07 (Charaideo District) 5. Jorhat DC, Jorhat 12 (Jorhat Sadar SubDivision) SDO(C) Titabar 07 (Titabar Civil Sub-.Division) 6. Majuli DC, Maiuli 04 (Majuli District) 7. Golaghat DC, Golaghat 10 (Golaghat Sadar Sub-Division ) SDO(C) Dhansiri 03 (Dhansiri Civil Sub-Division) SDO(C) Bokakhat 04 (Bokakhat Gvil Sub-Division) 8. Nagaon DC, Nagaon 23 (Nagaon Sadar Sub-Division) SDO(C) Kaliabor 06 (Ka1iabor Civil Sub-Division) 9. Dhemaji DC, Dhemaji 05 (Dhemaji Sadar Sub-Division) SDO(C) Ionai U2 (Jonai Civil Sub-Division) 10. Lakhimpur DC, Lakfrimpur 14 (Lakhimpur Sadar Sub_Division) sDo(c) u3 (Dhakuakhana Civil Sub_Dvisionj Dhakuakhana 11. Biswanath , DC, Biswanath , uy (biswanath Sadar Sub_Division) SDO(C) Gohpur u4 (uohpur Civil Sub_Division) 12. Sonitpur DC, Sonitpur ry (Doruqpur District) 13. Darrang DC, Darrang @ 74. Morigaon DC Morigaon rr (tyrortgaon District) 15. Kamrup (M) DC, Kamrup (M) @ 16. Kamrup lJC, Kamrup ry (r\amrup Amingaon Sadar Sub_l Division) | SDO(C) Rangia v/ \r\angn Lrvrl SubDivision) 1"t Phase total ZpC :25L H. N. Bora, _ { IAS (R) } State Election Commissioner, Assam, Dispur:: Guwahati_6 , t | ,:, t', AJV]VEXI,IRE.2(B) Phasing of Pandrayat Election, 201-8 2"a Phase (Da$e of Poll on 09.12.2018) !., s1. Name of Authority to issue Number of ZPCs ( to include all4 No. District Election Notice levels of PRI Constituencies ) 1. Nalbari DC, Nalbari 13 (Nalbari District) 2. Barpeta DC, Barpeta 24 (Barpeta Sadar SutsDivision) SDO(C) Bajali 05 (Bajali Civil SubDivision) 3. Bongaigaon DC, Bongaigaon 07 (Bongaigaon Sadar Sub-Division and Manikpur Civil SubDivision) SDO(C) North 05 (North Salnara Civil Sub-'Division) Salmara :.A Dhubri DC, Dhubri 17 (Dhubri Sadar Sub-Division) SDO(C) Bilasipara 07 ( Bilasipara Civil Sub-Division) 5. South DC, South Salmara 05 (South Salmara Mankachar District) SaLnara Mankachar Mankachar 6. Goalpara DC, Goalpara 16 (Goalpara District) 7. Cachar DC, Cachar 27 (Cachar District) 8. Hailakandi DC Hailakandi 11 (Hailakandi District) 9. IGrimganj DC, Karimganj 20 (Karimganj District) 10. Hojai DC, Hojai 12 (Hojai District) t 2.d Phase total ZPC = M9 { H. N. Bora, IAS (R) } State Election Commissioner, Assam, Dispur:: Guwahati-6.
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  • Village & Townwise Primary Census Abstract, Goalpara, Part XII-A&B

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  • Assam: State Geology and Mineral Maps

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