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Gazette EXTRA ORDINARY Published by Authority .- Vol ;;.... -- ..... -.- _Rqd. No. NE 907 • The izoram Gazette EXTRA ORDINARY Published by Authority .- Vol. xv Aizawl Wedn<sday. 26. II. 1986 Agrahayana 5, S.B. 1908 Issue No. 76 ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA "Nirvachan Sadan" Ashok Road, New Delhi-l lOOOI. I Dated: 26th November, 1986 I, ~ 5 Agrahayana, I908(Saka) N OTIF IC A TIO N 5.0.- IN PURSUA NCE OF CLAUSE (a) OF SUB-SECTION (4) OF SEC· TION 11 of the State of Mizoram Act, 1986 (No. 34 of 1986), the Election - - Commission of India hereby publishes its proposals for the delimination of the40 single member territorial constituencies assigned to the Legislative Assembly of Mizorarn along with dissenting proposals and specifies 1lth day of December, 1986 as the date on or after which the proposals will be further considered by it. Any objections or suggestions in regard to these proposals should be sent to­ The Secretary, EJection Commission of India. C/o Chief Electoral Officer. Mizorarn and Development Commissioner, Secretary Planning & Soil Aizawl (Mizoram), so as to reach the Office of the Chief Electoral Offi cer, Mizoram at the address given above on or before the said date. t EX-76/86 2 PROPOSALS 1. The territorial constituencies into which the State of M izoi am shall be divided for the purpose of election to the Legislative Assembly of the State of Mizoram and the extent of each constituency and the constituencies which are reserved for the Scheduled Tribes shan be as shown in the Table below. 2. Where the name of a constituency as shown in the Table is distinguished by the brackets and letters "(ST)" the seat in that constituency is reserved for the Scheduled Tribes:- [ HERE PRINT THB MATTBR ATIACHED 1 By order, C.L. ROSE SBCRETARY No.282/MIZ/86 , 3 Ex-76/86 -- CHHL\ITUIPUI DISTRICT Serial Number and Name of Extent Serial Number and Constituency Name of Exteot Constituency 1. 2. 1. 2. 1. T UiPAN G (ST) VIlLAGES :- - - 1. Serkawr 18. Isa 2. Lataw h 19. Phura 3. Tuipang (l) 20. Vahai 4. Tuipang(V) 21. Kbopai 5. Siatl ai 22. Loki 6. Zawngling 23. Mipu 7. Chheiblu 24. Tawngkolawng 8. Ch akban g 25. Supba 9. Siasi 26. Lawngrnasu 10. Mawhre 27. Bymari II Chapui 28. luogpuk 12. Ab mepi 29. Khaikhy 13. Old Kaisib 30. Maisa ~ 14. New Kaisih 31. Tuisih 15. 'l awngban 32. Theiri 16. Lawngdawh 17. Sarai in Tuipang Community Development Block in Saiha Sub-Division - 2. SAIHA (ST) 1. Saiha Town; and VILLAGES :- 2. Saibakai 14. Chbuarlun g 3. Saiha vety Farm 15. Phusa 4. Saihatlang 16. Tema 5. Zero Point 17. Ainak 6. Maubaw k (C H) 18. Siata 7. Maubawk (l) 19. Phalhrang 8. East Kawlchaw 20. Ra wmibawk 9. Thingsei 21. Tuisumpui 10. Lower Theiva 22. Riasikah II. U pper Theiva 12. N iawhtlang r 13. lungbun in Tuipang Community Development Block in Saiha Sub-Division . EX-76/86 4 I. 2. I. 2. 3. SANGAU (ST) VIL1AGES:- I. Vartekkai 9. Fungkab 2. Vartek 10. South Lungpher 3. Lungtian I I. Pangrang 4. Cheural 12 . Archhuang 5. Pangkh ua 13. Tiald awngilune 6. Sangau 14. Vawmbuk 7. Thaltlang 15. Bualpui (NG) 8. Rawlbuk 16. Lungzarhtum in Sangau Community Development Block in Saiha Sub-Divisio n, 4. LAWNGTLAI (ST) VILLAGES:- I. Tuikhurlui 29. Rul kual 2. Hmunlai 30. Liapha 3. Mualbu (Ll 3I. East Saizawh 4. South Diltlang 32. Saibawh 5. Pandawngluichhuh 33. Mualbu (K) 6. Damlu ichhuah 34. Sih t1angpui . 7.Damlui 35. Kawrthindeng 8. Ngengpuikai 36. Ngengpuitlanj- 9. Mampui 37. Darnamtiang .1 10. Balhlakawn 38. Chikhurlui I I. Lawn gtlai 39. Lalmonavcng 12. West Kaw lchaw 40. Chamdur Project 13. Lawngtlaikai 41. Chamdurtlang 14. South Bungtlang 42. Maullang 15. Vaiseikai 43. Vanthuampui 16. Chawngte (P) 44. Lunghauka 17. Sumsilui 45. Tuithumhnar - 18. Sakei!ui 46. Lawngllang 19. Jognasury 47. Tuidantiang 20. Karlu i 48. D umzautlang I 21. NghaIimlui 49. Du mzautlit ng l! 22. Chawnhu 50. SabuallJang 23. Lower Saikah 51. Kakichhuah 24. Upper Saikah 52. Zochachhuah 25. Tu ipui IB 53. Tuichawngtlang 26. South Chawnpui 54. FangfarJui 27. Paithar 55. BaJisora 28. Vanbne (R) 56. Tuisent lang in Lawngllai Community Development Block in Lawngtiai SUb-Divison. - -- . -, -- 1 2 1 2 \ 5. CHAWNGTE (ST) 5. CHAWNGTE. .. (Contd .) (ST) VILLAGES;- I. Boranasury 26. Mandirasora 2. Kura lavasora 27. South Bungkawn 3. Borapansury I 28. Kukurdulia 4. Borapa nsury II 29. Man iabapsara I - - S. North Ugudasury 30. Man iabapsora II 6. Ugalsury 31. Borakabakhali -I . Silsury 32. Ajasora 8. Tongasora 33. Simaisury 9. Chhot apansury 34. Vase itlang 10. Rajmanda! 35. Golasury II. Buganpar a 36. Behthonia 12. Bojeisora 37. Rengkassa 13. Ngha rum 38. Lawngpuighat 14. Sognarasury 39. Chaminisora IS. Gulaingbapora 40. Lokhirury 16. Nakdanasora 41. Charluitlang I 17. Saizawh 42. Chhotaguisury .., 18. Chawogte 43. Damdep I (Kamlanagar) 44. Damdep II 19. Nalbanya 45. Boraguisury 20. Udaltbana 46 Bilasora 2 1. Jarulsury 47. South Chhippui 22. Jeraguliksora 48. Devasora 23. South Ugudasury 49. Parva I - 24. Serlui 50. Parva II 25. Ulusury in Chawngte Communit y Development Block in Chawngte Sub-Divis ion. 6.TLABU NG (ST) VILLAGES;- 5. Puan khai I. Ma uzam 6. Lak isury 2. Batnaisora 7.K r lapani 3. Devesury 8. Sumasumi 4. Malsuri 9. Matrissora in West Bunghmun Community Development Black; and v 2 2 VILLAGES:- 10. Vanzawl II. Zua ngza wl 30. Tiperaghat IT[ 12. Gurusora 31. Tiperaghat II 13. Borahorinachhuah 32. Tiperaghat I 14. Baluk iasory 33. Kbojaisury 15. Lamthai I 34. South Ch awilung 16. Lamtha i II 35. Tha nzarnasora 17. Kart- alabagen 36. Sedailui 18. Nunsuri 37. South Lungrang 19. Tlabung 38. Sailen 20. .Dintha r 39. Zehtet 21. Diblibagh 40. R ualalung 22. Tuichawng 41. Chawngte (L) 23. North Champansury 42. Damlui 24. Bindiasora 43. South Tlangkhang 25. Kh an grasury 44. Samang 26. Thekaduar 45. Sam uksury 27. Bulungsuri 46. Udaisury 28. South Champan suri 47. Hmunthar 29. Siligur 48. Demagiri in Lungsen Community Development Block in Tlabung Sub-Divisio n. 7. BUARPUI (S 1) VILLAGES I. Terabonia 16. Lun gche m 2. Sesawm 17. West Bunghmun 3. Laisawral 18. gach anlui 4. Kawhzai 19. Tutkawl 5. Da rngawn (W) 20. Thingkhim 6 . Dengsur 21. South Belkhai 7. South Khawlek 22. Tuisen 8. Buarpui 23. Tu isenchhuah 9. West Bungtlang 24. Vuakmual 10. South Dampui 25. Zawlpui II. Kawnpui (W) 26. Kauchhuah 12. Tleu 27. Putlungasih 13. Thenhlum 28. Serte 14. Kawl hawk 29. Sertlangpui 15. Changpui 30. South Lungdai in \Vest Bunghrnun Community Development Blo ck; and 7 Ex-76/86 2 ,, VILLAGES :- 31. Rolui 38.Vanhne 32. Lungsen 39. Pachang 33. Sihphirtlang 40. Runtung 34. Phairuangchhuah 41. Phairuangkai 35. Belthei 42. West Rotlang 36. Thehlep 43. Rangte 37. Thuampui 44. Buknuam in Lungsen Community Development Block in Tlabung Sub-Division. 8. LUNGLEI SOUTH I. .Chandmari I 4. Lunglawn I 2. Chandmari II 5. Lunglawn II 3. Electric Veng (Ramthar) in Lunglei Town; and VILLAGES :- 6. Theiria t I 8.Theiriat 7. Hrangchalkawn 9. Sethlun in Lunglei Community Development Block in Lunglei Sub-Division; and VILLAGE :- • - 10. Hauruang in Lungsen Community Development Block in Tlabung Sub-Division . 9. LUNGLEI NORTH (ST) I. Venglai 4. Kik awn 2. Rahsi "eng 5. Bawngveng 3. Bazar areas in Lunglei Town; and VILLAGES :- 6. Pukpui 9. Serkawn 7. Kawmzawl 10. Zohnuai 8. Zotlang in Lunglei Community Development Block in Lunglei Sub-Division. Ex-76/86 8 - -,---- - - 2- - ---- -- --"----- 2, _ 10, T AWIPUI (ST) VILLAGES:- 1. Chithar 2. Vaisam in Lungsen Community Development Block; VILLA GES:- 3. Mat Bawk 13. Thangpui 4. Dawn 14. Thangte 5. Khankawn (Z) 15. Thua.thu 6. Zobawk 16. Herhse 7. Lungpher Vety. Farm 17. Nortb Tawipui 8. Sairep 18.South Mualchcng 9. Th aizawl 19. South Tawip ui 10. Hlumte 20. Thlengang II. Bualte 21. Mamte 12. Bualte Bawk 22. Thingfal • in Lunglei Community Development Block in Lungici Sub-Division; and 10. TAWIPUI (ST) VILLAGES 23. South Mualthuam 28. South v anlatr hai 24. Leite 29. South Lungleng 25. East Rotlang 30. Tuipui (Darzckai) 26. Muallianpui 31. Darzo 27. Lungpuitlaug in Hnahthial Community Development Block in Lunglci (Sadar) Sub-Division. 11. VANVA (ST) VILLAGES:- 1. South Kangbmun 10. Haulawng 2. South Zote JI . Mausen 3. South Lungsai 12. Saza IB 4. Ramlaitui 13. Chengpui 5. Sekhum 14. Ralvawng 6. North Mualthuam 15. Lungmawi 7. Chhipphir 16. v alcheng 8. Bualpui (V) 17. Zotuitlang 9. Hmuntlang 18. South Phaileng in LungIei Community De velopment Block in Lunglei Sub-Division ; and 9 Ex-76j86 2 2 VIL LAGES :- - Rawp ui 21. Upper Pangza wl Khawnglung 22. Lower Pangzawl in Hnahthial Co mmunity Development Block in Lunglei (Sad ar) Sub-Division. HNAHTHIAL (ST) VIL LAGES :- I. ThiltJang 7. Khawhri 2. Hn ahthial 8.Aithur 3. Denl ung 9.Cherhlun 4. Kutkawk 10. Ngharc hhip 5. South Chawngt ui II. Thingsai 6. Tarpho 12. Bualpui (H) in Hnahthial Community Development Block in Lunglel {Sadar) Sub-Division. AIZAWI.. DlSTRICf 13. VANLAlPHA I (ST)VIL LAGES .- I. Sailulak 9. Sialsir 2. Leng 10. Lungchhuan 3. East Lungdar 11. Leilet (NV) 4. North Mualcheng 12. North Van laiphai 5.Chekawn 13. Bawktlang 6. Kh awlailun g 14. PualIawi 7. Piler 15. Lungkawlh 8. Tuichang in East Lungdar Community Development Block in Champhai Sub- Division. 14. KH AWBUNG (S1) VILLAGES:- I . Zawngtetui 13. Sarnthang 2. Bungzung 14. Vaphai 3. Leisenzo 15. East Chawngtui 4. Kh uangleng 16. Farkawn 5. Sesih 17. Khan kawn (M) 6. Leisen 18. Thekte 7. Lian puibawk 19. Thekpui 8. Van gchhi a 20. Khuangthing 9.Sazep 21. Z.wlsei 10. Vanzau 22. South Khawbung 11. Leithum 23. Phu ihnam r 12. DungtJang in East Lungdar Community Development Block in Charnphai Sub- Division.
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