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The Mizoram Gazette EXTRA ORDINARY 9?U&[Ished &! Authorit! Regn The Mizoram Gazette EXTRA ORDINARY 9?u&[ished &! Authorit! Regn. No. NE-313(MZ) Rs. 2/- per issue VOL - XXXV Aizawl, Friday 10.2.2006 Magha 21, S.E.1927, Issue No. 14 NOTIFICATION No. B. 14016/1102-LADNC, the 10th February, 2006. In exercise ofthe powers conferred by sub-section (2) ofSection 3 ofthe Lushai Hills District (Village Councils) Act, 1953, as amended by Ordinance No.1 of2006, the Governor ofMizoram is pleased to fix the number ofseats to be elected for each Village Council under all Assembly Constituencies in Aizawl, Serchhip, Kolasib, Mamit, Champhai and Lunglei Districts as shown in the Annexure. Sd/- R. SANGLIANKHUMA, Additional Secretary, Local Administration Department, Govt. ofMizoram. - 2 - ANNEXURE LIST OF VILLAGE COUNCILS, NO. OF HOUSES AND MEMBERS FOR GENERAL ELECTIONS TO VILLAGE COUNCILS 2006 AIZAWLDISTRICT I. SUANGPUILAWN ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY SI. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected 01. N.Khawlek 122 3 02. Vanbawng 216 4 03. Lamherh 86 3 04. Suangpuilawn 427 4 05. Zawngin 97 3 06. Phullen 337 4 07. Thanglailung 130 3 08. Luangpawn 76 3 09. Phuaibuang 3,69 4 10. Khawlian 303 4 II. NE Tlangnuam 94 3 12. Daido 86 3 TOTAL 2343 41 II. SAITUAL ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY SI. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected 13. Saitual 1018 6 14. Keifang 698 5 15. Ruallung 167 3 16. Rulchawm 215 4 ,; " (', .-. 17. Mualpheng t.ro .J 18. Lenchim 67 3 19. Tawizo 83 3 20. Maite 145 3 21. Buhban 113 3 .' 22. N.Lungpher 147 3 I 23. Dillman 34 3 1 24. Tualbung 171 3 I 25. Sihfa 205 4 TOTAL 3201 46 ~ I I - 3 - III. RATU ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY Sl. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected 26. Mauchar 166 3 27. Zokhawthiang(Kani) 30 3 28. Tmghmun 129 3 29. Sakawrdai 466 4 30. Palsang 66 3 ,.., 3l. N.Khawdungsei 36 j 32. Vaitin 200 3 33. Khawpuar 76 3 34. Damdiai 50 3 35. Thingsat 41 3 36. NewVervek 167 3 37. Lungsum 75 3 38. Ratu 424 4 39. Sunhluchhip 68 3 40. Sailutar 97 3 41. N.Serzawl 112 3 --" 42. Sawleng 287 4 43. Chhanchhuahna Khawpui 28 3 44. Kepran 161 3 45. E.Phaileng 221 4 46. Pehlawn 126 3 47. Darlawn 775 5 48. Zohmun 241 4 TOTAL 4042 76 IV. TLUNGVEL ASSEl\ffiLY CONSTITUENCY Sl. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected 49. Thingsulthliah 768 5 50. Seling 418 4 5l. Phulrnawi 54 3 52. Darlawng 129 3 53. TIungvel 528 .;»" 54. Thingsul Tlangnuam 237 4 55. Khawruhlian 439 4 56. Lailak 75 3 57. Hmunnghak 52 3 58. Khanpui 263 4 59. Sesawng 719 5 TOTAL 3682 43 .. - 4 - V. SATEEK ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY 81. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected 60. Hualngohmun 143 3 6l. Melriat 216 4 62. Kelsih 129 3 63. Falkawn 213 4 64. Muallungthu 219 4 65. Tachhip 186 3 66. Aibawk 296 4 67. Sateek 182 3 68. Phulpui 192 3 69. Maubuang 121 3 70. Thiak 139 3 7l. Sumsuih 148 3 72. Hmuifang 44 3 73. Lungsei 40 3 74. Samlukhai 223 4 \. 75. Lamchhip 139 3 76. Chawilung 99 3 77. Sialsuk 405 4 78. Sailam 113 3 79. LunglengI 141 3 80. N.Lungleng 139 3 8l. Samtlang 144 3 82. Chamring 40 3 TOTAL 3711 75 VI. AIZAWLEAST-I ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY 81. No. Name of Villages No. "f Houses No. :":-* ;.:e.: to ~c elected 83. ElectricVeng 912 6 84. Zarkawt 356 4 85. Chanmari West 866 6 86. Chanmari 860 6 87. AizawlVenglai 383 4 88. Ramthar 734 5 89. Ramthar North 282 4 TOTAL 4393 35 - ------------ - 5 - VII. AIZAWL EAST II ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY si, No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected 90. Tuithiang 333 4 9l. SaronVeng 434 4 92. Chhinga Veng 1077 6 93. Dawrpui Veng 542 5 94. AnnedVeng 660 5 95. ArmedVengSouth 836 6 96. Chite 81 3 TOTAL 3963 33 VIII. AIZAWL WEST -I ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY 51. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected .: 97. KhatlaSouth 530 5 98. Khatla 1052 6 99. BungkawnNursery 461 4 100. Bungkawn 779 5 101. Maubawk 646 5 102. Lawipu 108 3 103. Bungkawn Vengthar 356 4 104. Tuikual South 788 5 105. Tuikual North 731 5 106. Dinthar 1137 6 TOTAL 6588 48 IX. AIZAWL WEST -II ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY 81. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected 107. Dawrpui Vengthar 625 5 108. Vaivakawn 554 5 109. Kanan 505 5 110. Chawnpui 590 5 l1l. Zotlang 457 4 112. Chawlhmun 449 4 113. Luangmual 725 5 114. Zonuam 397 4 us. Govt.Complex 287 4 116. Tanhril 466 4 -6- 117. Sakawtuichhun 247 4 118. Rangvamual 240 4 119. Sairang 553 5 120. SairangSihhmui 109 3 12l. SairangDinthar 246 4 122. Hunthar 456 4 TOTAL 6906 69 X. AIZAWLNORTH-I ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY SI. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected 123. SihphirVengthar 491 4 124. Sihphir 692 5 125. Muthi 145 3 126. Tuirial 137 3 127. Tuirial Airfield 125 3 128. Zuangtui 487 4 129. Thuampui 524 5 130. Zemabawk 1310 6 13l. Falkland i03 3 132. MuannaVeng 150 3 133. Zemabawk North 550 5 134. DurtlangVengthar 262 4 135. Selesih 105 3 136. Durtlang 621 5 137. DurtlangLeitan 674 5 TOTAL 6376 61 XI. AIZAWL NORTH - II ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY SI. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected 138. Bawngkawn 1081 6 139. Chaltlang 1549 6 140. Bawngkawn Chhimveng 402 4 14l. Edenthar 354 4 142. Laipuitlang 296 4 143. Rarnhlun North 1015 6 144. Rarnhlun South 989 6 145. Ramhlun SportComp 203 4 146. Ramhlun Venglai 525 5 147. Ramhlun Vengthar 388 4 TOTAL 6802 49 - 7 - XII. AIZAWLSOUTH-I ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY Sl. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected 148. Bethlehem Vengthlang 1126 6 149. Bethlehem 768 5 150. CollegeVeng 475 4 15I. Venghlui 708 5 152. Republic 770 5 153. UpperRepublic 429 4 154. mVeng 799 5 155. Republic Vengthlang 408 4 TOTAL 5483 38 XIII. AIZAWL SOUTH - II ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY Sl. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected .: 156. TIangnuam 584 5 157. Kulikawn 677 5 158. Thakthing 203 4 159. Damveng 237 4 160. Venghnuai 410 4 16I. SalemVeng 671 5 162. Mission Veng 1412 6 163. Mission Vengthlang 748 5 164. Hlirren 493 4 165. Melthum 207 4 166. Saikhamakawn 285 4 TOTAL 5927 50 AIZAWL DISTRICT GRAND TOTAL 63417 664 - 8- SERCHHIPDISTRICT I. SERCHHIP ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY Sl. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of scats to be elected 1. Buangpui 63 3 2. Bungtlang 389 4 3. Hriangtlang 91 3 4. Keitum 365 4 5. Neihloh 62 3 6. New Serchhip 656 5 7. SerchhipI 466 4 8. SerchhipII 395 4 9. SerchhipIII 330 4 10. SerchhipIV 937 6 11. ThenzawlNorth 76 3 12. ThenzawlEast 604 5 13. ThenzawlWest 529 5 TOTAL 4963 53 II. N.VANLAIPHAI - I ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY Sl. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected 14. Bawktlang 51 3 15. Chekawn 40 3 16. E.Lungdar 539 5 17. Khawlailung 441 4 18. Leng 146 ':t 19. Lungchhuan 120 3 20. Lungkawlh 135 3 21. Mualcheng 233 4 22. N. Vanlaiphai 657 5 23. Piler 67 3 24. Sailulak 155 3 25. Sialsir 60 3 TOTAL 2644 42 - 9- III. LUNGPHO ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY Sl. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected 26. Baktawng Tlangnuam 265 4 27. Baktawng Vengpni 308 4 28. Cbhiahtlang 694 5 29. C:hhingchhip 353 4 30. Mualpui Chhingchhip 290 4 31. Hmuntha 114 3 '} 32. Hmunzawl 91 J 33. Hualrn 159 3 34. Khawbel 85 3 35. Khumtung 208 4 36. Lungpho 158 3 37.' Ngentiang 101 3 .: 38. Ru1lam 85 3 39. Sialhau 108 3 40. Thentlang 109 3 42. Thinglian 59 3 42. Vanchengpui 113 3 TOTAL 3300 58 SERCHHIP DISTRICT GRAND TOTAL 10907 153 -10- KOLASIB DISTRICT I. KOLASIB ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY SI. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected l. KolasibVCI 548 5 2. Kolasib VC II 990 6 3. Kolasib VC III 750 5 4. Kolasib VC IV 517 5 5. KolasibVCV 236 4 6. Kolasib VC VI 328 4 7. Kolasib VC VII 263 4 8. Builum 71 3 9. Bairabi 596 5 10. Meidum 103 3 11. Pangbalkawn 84 3 12. CollegeVeng 211 4 13. Rengtekawn 244 4 TOTAL 4941 55 II. KAWNPUI ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY Sl. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected 14. Kawnpui North 557 5 15. Kawnpui South 820 6 16. ThingdawI 598 5 17. Hortoki 432 4 18. Lungdai 462 4 19. N.Hlimen 196 3 20. Bukpui 226 4 21. Zanlawn 200 3 22. Serkhan 141 3 23. MuaIkhang 81 3 24. Khamrang 77 3 " i 25. Nisapui 175 3 ~ 26. Lungmuat 140 3 27. N. Chaltlang 188 3 28. BualpuiNorth 221 4 29. Thingthelh 94 3 TOTAL 4608 59 - 11 - III. BILKHAWTHLIR ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY Sl. No. Name of Villages No. of Houses No. of seats to be elected 30. BilkhawthlirSouth 433 4 3I. BilkhawthlirNorth 371 4 32. VairengteI 673 5 33. Vairengtell 824 6 34. Buhchangphai 137 3 35. Bukvannei, 45 3 36.
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