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WEST BENGAL STATE ELECTION COMMISSION 18, SAROJINI NAIDU SARANI (Rawdon Street) KOLKATA – 700 017 Ph No.2280-5277 ; FAX: 2 WEST BENGAL STATE ELECTION COMMISSION 18, SAROJINI NAIDU SARANI (Rawdon Street) – KOLKATA 700 017 Ph No.2280-5277 ; FAX: 2280-7373 No. 1819-SEC/1D-137/2012 Kolkata, the 3rd December, 2012 O R D E R In exercise of the power conferred by Sections 16 and 17 of the West Bengal Panchayat Elections Act, 2003 (West Bengal Act XXI of 2003), read with rules 26 and 27 of the West Bengal Panchayat Elections Rules, 2006, West Bengal State Election Commission, hereby publish the draft Order for delimitation of Hooghly Zilla Parishad constituencies and reservation of seats thereto. The Block(s) have been specified in column (1) of the Schedule below (hereinafter referred to as the said Schedule), the number of members to be elected to the Zilla Parishad specified in the corresponding entries in column (2), to divide the area of the Block into constituencies specified in the corresponding entries in column (3),to determine the constituency or constituencies reserved for the Scheduled Tribes (ST), Scheduled Castes (SC) or the Backward Classes (BC) specified in the corresponding entries in column (4) and the constituency or constituencies reserved for women specified in the corresponding entries in column (5) of the said schedule. The draft will be taken up for consideration by the State Election Commissioner after fifteen days from this day and any objection or suggestion with respect thereto, which may be received by the Commission within the said period, shall be duly considered. THE SCHEDULE Hooghly Zilla Parishad Hooghly District Name of Number of Number, Name and area of Constituen Constituen Block members to the Constituency cies cies be elected to reserved reserved the Zilla for ST/ SC/ for women Parishad BC persons (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Serampore 2 Serampore-Uttarpara/ZP-1 Women – Uttarpara Kanaipur, Nabagram, and Raghunathpur grams Serampore-Uttarpara/ZP-2 BC Women Rajyadharpur, Rishra and Pearapur, grams Singur 3 Singur/ZP-3 Women Gopalnagar, Anandanagar, Boinchipota, Bagdanga- Chhinamore, Singur-II and Bighati grams Singur/ZP-4 Women Beraberi,Singur-I, Mirzapur- Bankipur,Kamarkundu, Gopalnagar-Doluigachha, Balarambati and Basubati grams Singur/ZP-5 Nasibpur, Baruipara- Paltagarh, Barai-Pahalampur and Bora grams Chanditala- 2 Chanditala-II/ZP-6 Women II Kapasaria, Begampur, Pachghara and Naity grams Chanditala-II/ZP-7 BC Baksha, Janai, Chanditala, Barijhatty and Garalgacha grams Polba- 3 Polba-Dadpur/ZP-8 ST Women Dadpur Polba, Rajhat, Sugandhya and Amnan grams Polba-Dadpur/ZP-9 SC Mahanad, Akna, Goswami- Malipara and Satithan grams Polba-Dadpur/ZP-10 Harit ,Makalpur, Dadpur and Babnan grams Chinsurah- 3 Chinsurah-Mogra/ZP-11 Women Mogra Debanandapur, Kodalia-II and Kodalia-I grams Chinsurah-Mogra/ZP-12 BC Women Bandel, Saptagram and Mogra-II grams Chinsurah-Mogra/ZP-13 SC Chandrahati-I, Chandrahati-II, Digsui-Hoerah and Mogra-I grams Balagarh 3 Balagarh/ZP-14 Guptipara-I, Charkrishnabati, Guptipara-II, Somra-I and Bakulia-Dhobapara grams Balagarh/ZP-15 SC Women Somra-II, Ektarpur, Mohipalpur, Dumurdaha- Nityanandapur-I and Dumurdaha-Nityanandapur-II grams Balagarh/ZP-16 Women Sripur-Balagarh, Jirat and Sija-Kamalpur grams Pandua 3 Pandua/ZP-17 ST Berela-Konchmali, Jamna, Bantika-Boinchee, Haral- Daspur and Simlagarh-Vitasin grams Pandua/ZP-18 SC Women Sarai-Tinna, Panchgora- Torgram, Jamgram-Mondalai, Ilsoba-Daspur, Sikhira- Champta and Pandua grams Pandua/ZP-19 Rameswarpur, Gopalnagar, Itachuna-Khanyan, Beloon- Dhamasin, Jayer Dwarbasini and Khirkundi-Namajgram- Niala grams Chanditala-I 3 Chanditala-I/ZP-20 Women Gangadharpur,Krishnarampur and Mashat grams Chanditala-I/ZP-21 BC Nawabpur, Kumirmorah and Bhagabatipur grams Chanditala-I/ZP-22 BC Women Sheakhala,Aniya, and Haripur grams Jangipara 3 Jangipara/ZP-23 SC Rajbalhat-I, Rajbalhat-II, Antpur and Radhanagar grams Jangipara/ZP-24 Furfura, Mundalika and Kotalpur grams Jangipara/ZP-25 Women Jangipara, Dilakash and Rashidpur grams Haripal 3 Haripal/ZP-26 BC Women Chandanpur, Haripur- Kinkarbati, Olipurkashipur, Jejur and Bandipur grams Haripal/ZP-27 Pantra, Sripatipur-llipur, Nalikul Purba, Nalikul Paschim and Haripal- Sahadeb grams Haripal/ZP-28 SC Dwarhatta, Kaikala, Paschim- Gopinathpur, Narayanpur- Bahirkhanda and Haripal- Ashutosh grams Dhaniakhali 3 Dhaniakhali/ZP-29 ST Women Gurubari-I, Gurubari-II, Gurap, Bhastara, Dasghara-II and Dasghara-I grams Dhaniakhali/ZP-30 Women Somaspur-II, Somaspur-I, Dhaniakhali-I, Dhaniakhali-II, Khejurdaha-Melki and Belmuri grams Dhaniakhali/ZP-31 SC Mandra, Gopinathpur-II, Gopinathpur-I, Parambua- Sahabazar, Bhanderhati-II and Bhanderhati-I grams Tarakeswar 3 Tarakeswar/ZP-32 Keshabchak, Talpur and Santoshpur grams Tarekeswar/ZP-33 Women Champadanga, Naita- Malpaharpur and Astara- Dattapur grams. Tarekeswar/ZP-34 SC Women Purba Ramnagore, Bhanjipur, Baligori-I and Baligori-II grams Pursurah 3 Pursurah/ZP-35 Bhangamora, Kelepara and Dehibatpur grams Pursurah/ZP-36 Women Pursurah-I, Pursurah-II and Srirampur grams Pursurah/ZP-37 Chiladangi and Shyampur grams Arambagh 3 Arambagh/ZP-38 SC Harinkhola-I, Mayapur-I, Harinkhola-II, Arandi-I and Arandi-II grams Arambagh/ZP-39 SC Women Tirole, Batanal, Malaypur-I Malaypur-II and Mayapur-II grams Arambagh/ZP-40 SC Madhabpur, Salepur-I, Salepur-II, Gourhati-I and Gourhati-II grams – Khanakul I 3 Khanakul-I/ZP-41 SC Women Rammohan-II, Tantisal, Balipur and Arunda grams Khanakul-I/ZP-42 Women Rammohan-I, Pole-I, Pole-II, Khanakul-II and Khanakul-I grams. Khanakul-I/ZP-43 Kishorepur-I, Kishorepur-II, Ghoshpur and Thakuranichak grams Goghat-II 2 Goghat-II/ZP-44 Women Kumarganj, Bengai, Kamarpukur and Mandaran grams Goghat-II/ZP-45 SC Shyambazar, Badanganj- Fului-I, Badanganj-Fului-II, Paschimpara and Hazipur grams Goghat-I 2 Goghat-I/ZP-46 Goghat, Raghubati and Bhadur grams Goghat-I/ZP-47 Nakunda, Kumursha,Saora and Bali grams Khanakul-II 3 Khanakul-II/ZP-48 BC Women Rajhati-I, Rajhati-II, Natibpur-I and Sabalsinghapur grams Khanakul-II/ZP-49 SC Dhanyaghori, Jagatpur and Marokhana grams. Khanakul-II/ZP-50 SC Chingra, Palaspai-I, Natibpur- II and Palaspai-II grams By order of the State Election Commissioner, West Bengal State Election Commission (TAPAS RAY) Secretary West Bengal State Election Commission .
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