ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA

Nirvachan Sadan, Ashoka Road, New Delhi 110 001 No. ECI/PN/69/2011 Dated: 24 th Dec, 2011

PRESS NOTE
Subject: Schedule for the General Elections to the Legislative Assemblies of Goa, Manipur, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand

The terms of the Legislative Assemblies

of Goa, Manipur, Punjab,

Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand will expire a s f o l lo w s : Goa Manipur Punjab Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand 14.06.2012 15.03.2012 14.03.2012 20.05.2012 12.03.2012

As per the established practice, the Election Commission holds the General Elections to the Legislative Assemblies of the States whose terms expire around the same time, together. By virtue of its powers, duties and functions under Article 324 read with Article 172(1) of the Constitution of India, Section 15 of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, the Commission is required to hold elections to constitute the new Legislative Assemblies in the s a i d States of Goa, Manipur, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand before expiry of their present terms.

ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES The total number of Assembly Constituencies in the States of Goa, Manipur, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand and the seats reserved for the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes, as determined by the Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 2008, are as under:

State Goa Manipur Punjab Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand

Total No. of ACs 40 60 117 403 70

Reserved for SC 1 1 34 85 13

Reserved for ST 19 2

ELECTORAL ROLLS The electoral rolls of all the existing Assembly Constituencies in the States of Goa, Manipur, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand are being revised, with reference to 01.01.2012 as the qualifying date, and shall be finally published on 02.01.2012. As per the draft publication of electoral rolls, the number of electors in these States were as follows:State Goa Manipur Punjab Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand Total No. of Electors as per draft publication 1011673 1677270 17433408 111916689 5740148

PHOTO ELECTORAL ROLLS Photo electoral rolls will be used during the forthcoming general elections. Photo percentages in Photo electoral rolls of these States are as follows: Goa Manipur Punjab Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand 100 97.29 99.50 98 99.6

Identification of Voters and Electoral Photo Identity Cards (EPIC) Identification of the voters at the polling booth at the time of poll shall be mandatory. Electors who have been provided with EPIC shall be identified through EPIC only. As mentioned above, presently, the EPIC coverage in the poll going States is: Goa Manipur Punjab Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand 98.06 87.2 99.66 98.5 99.8

All the residual electors are advised to obtain their Electoral Photo Identity Cards from the Electoral Registration Officers of their Assembly Constituency In order to ensure that no voter is deprived of his/her franchise, if his/her name figures in the Electoral Rolls, separate instructions will be issued to allow additional documents for identification of voters, if needed. Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) The poll in all the 5 (Five) States will be conducted at all polling stations using EVMs. The Commission has already made arrangements to ensure availability of adequate number of EVMs for smooth conduct of elections. The Commission has issued a new set of instructions with regard to the First Level Check of EVMs, that will be used in the polls in these States. The first level 3

checks of such EVMs are being done in the presence of representatives of political parties. A two-stage randomization of EVMs will be made. In the first stage, all the EVMs stored in the District storage center will be randomized by the District Election Officer (DEO) in the presence of the representatives of the recognized political parties for allocation, assembly constituency-wise. EVMs will be prepared and set for elections after the contesting candidates are finalized in presence of candidates. At this stage also, candidates or their

agents/representatives will be allowed to check and satisfy themselves in every manner about the functionality of the EVMs. After the EVMs in a constituency

are prepared for poll by the Returning Officer and the ballot units are fitted with ballot papers, the EVMs will again be randomized to decide the actual polling stations in which they will be ultimately used. The second stage randomization will be done in the presence of General Observers and candidates or their election agents.

Law and Order and Deployment of Forces Based on the assessment of the ground situation, Central Police Forces (CPF) and State Armed Police (SAP) drawn from other States will be deployed during the ensuing general elections. The CPF and SAP will be used generally for safeguarding the polling stations, the electors, poll-material and the polling personnel. Besides, these forces will be used for securing the strong rooms where the EVMs are stored pending counting and for securing the counting centers. The Commission has been issuing instructions from time to time with regard to the advance preventive measures to be taken by the District Magistrates and Police authorities to maintain Law & Order and to create atmosphere conducive for conduct of free and fair elections. The Commission will be constantly monitoring the ground situation closely and will take appropriate measures to ensure peaceful, free and fair polls in these States.

General Observers The Commission will deploy General Observers in adequate number to ensure smooth conduct of elections. The Observers will be asked to keep a close watch on every stage of the electoral process to ensure free and fair elections. Their names, addresses within the district/constituency and their telephone numbers will be publicized in local newspapers so that the general public can quickly approach them for any grievance redressal. The Observers will be given a detailed briefing by the Commission before their deployment.

Election Expenditure Monitoring The Commission has also decided to appoint adequate number of Expenditure Observers and Assistant Expenditure Observers who will exclusively monitor the election expenditure of the contesting candidates. For greater transparency and for ease of monitoring of Election Expenses, Candidates would be required to open a separate bank account and incur their election expenses from that very account. Comprehensive instructions for the purpose of effective monitoring of the election expenditure of the candidates, including formation of flying squads, video Surveillance Teams in the constituency, involvement of Investigation Directorates of Income Tax Deptt. etc. have been separately issued by the Commission and are available at ECI website < www:eci.nic.in >. The format for filing of affidavits regarding criminal backgrounds. assets, liabilities and educational qualification of the candidates have been modified to include a summary sheet. To deal with the issue of Paid News, Monitoring Committees have been set up at District, State and Commission level and necessary instructions have been issued to the District Election Officers and the CEOs of the five poll-going States. Representatives of political parties and media organizations of the pollgoing States have also been briefed. Micro Observers In addition to General Observers, the Commission will also deploy Microobservers to observe the poll proceedings in the polling stations on the poll day 5

in selected critical polling stations. They will be chosen from Central Government/Central PSUs officials. Micro-Observers will observe the

proceedings at the polling stations on the poll day right from the mock poll to the completion of poll and the process of sealing of EVMs and other documents to ensure that all instructions of the Commission are complied with by the Polling Parties and the Polling Agents. These Micro-Observers will work directly under the control and supervision of the General Observer. They will be tasked to ensure purity of polling process and will report to the General Observers directly about any vitiation of the poll proceedings in their allotted polling stations.

Conduct of Officials The Commission expects all officials engaged in the conduct of elections to discharge their duties in an impartial manner without any fear or favour. They are deemed to be on deputation to the Commission and shall be subject to its control, supervision and discipline. Several instructions have been issued from time to time to ensure impartiality of officials who are engaged in the conduct of elections. The conduct of all Government officials who have been entrusted with election related responsibilities and duties would remain under constant scrutiny of the Commission and strict action shall be taken against those officials who are found wanting on any account. The Commission has already given instructions that no election related official or Police officer of the rank of Inspector and above shall be allowed to continue in his home district. Besides, instructions have also been issued that election related officials including police officials who have completed three years in a district during last four years should be transferred out of that district. Police officers of the rank of Sub Inspector who have completed three years in a Sub Division/Assembly Constituency Area shall be transferred out of that Sub Division/Assembly Constituency. The State Governments have also been asked to transfer all those officers against whom the Commission has recommended disciplinary action or who have been charged for any lapse during previous elections or for any election related work, from positions entailing any election work. The State Governments have been instructed to ensure that those 6

who stand transferred shall move out physically from their last place of posting and shall not remain there on any pretext including leave. The Commission has also instructed the State Governments not to associate any officer with the electoral process against whom charges have been framed in a court of law in any case.

Protection to SC/ST Electors As per Section 3 (1) (vii) of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989, whoever, not being a member of a Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe, forces or intimidates a member of a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe not to vote or to vote for a particular candidate or to vote in a manner other than that provided by law shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which shall not be less than six months but which may extend to five years and with fine. The Commission has asked the State Governments to bring these provisions to the notice of all concerned for prompt action.

Polling Stations Polling Stations in the poll going States are as follows: Goa Manipur Punjab Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand 1612 2325 19724 128112 9744

For the facility of physically challenged persons, instructions have been issued to ensure that all polling stations as far as practicable, are located at ground floor and ramps are provided. Facilitation shall also be provided for locating electors names in a polling station or a group of polling stations through help lines and facilitation centers.

Polling Parties and Randomization Polling parties shall be formed randomly, through special application software. Three-stage randomization will be adopted. First, from a wider district database of eligible officials, a shortlist of a minimum 120% of the required numbers will be randomly picked up. This group will be trained for polling duties. In the second stage, from this trained manpower, actual polling parties as required shall be formed by random selection software in the presence of General Observers. In the third randomization, the polling stations will be allocated randomly just before the polling partys departure.

District Election Plan The District Election Officers have been asked to prepare a

comprehensive district election plan in consultation with SPs and Sector Officers including the route plan and communication plan for conduct of elections. These plans will be vetted by the Observers taking into account vulnerability mapping exercise and mapping of critical polling station in accordance with Election Commission of Indias extant instructions.

Videography All critical events will be video-graphed. District Election Officers will arrange sufficient number of video and digital cameras and camera teams for the purpose. The events for videography will include filing of nomination, scrutiny thereof and allotment of symbols, First Level Checking, preparations and storage of Electronic Voting Machines, important public meetings, processions etc. during campaign, process of dispatching of postal ballot papers, polling process in identified vulnerable polling stations, storage of polled EVMs, counting of votes etc. Digital cameras will also be deployed inside polling booths wherever needed and inside all counting centers. CDs of video recordings will be available on payment to anyone who wishes to obtain a copy of the same.

Model Code of Conduct The Model Code of Conduct comes into effect immediately from now onwards. All the provisions of the Model Code will apply to the whole of Goa, Manipur, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand and will be applicable to all candidates, political parties, the State Governments of Goa, Manipur, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand and the Union Government from today itself. Attention of the political parties and candidates is particularly invited to the following provisions of the Model Code:There shall be no appeal to caste or communal feelings for securing votes. Mosques, Churches, Temples or other places of worship shall not be used as forum for election propaganda.

Voter Slips To facilitate the voters to know where he/she is enrolled as a voter at a particular polling station and what is his/her serial number in the Electoral roll, the Commission has directed that voter slip including photograph of the voter, where available in the photo roll, will be distributed to all enrolled voters by the District Election Officer. It has also been directed that the said voter slip should be in the languages in which electoral roll is published for that Assembly Constituency.

Application of innovative practices Election Commission is applying certain innovative practices for the benefit of voters and better election management in the elections to the five States/Union Territory. These best practices were successfully implemented by district election authorities in various elections held recently. Commission has decided to apply innovative practices viz on line payment to polling staff, security management and Voters education and awareness creation in different States during these elections.

Complaint redressal mechanism Call Center and Website based

Every poll going state shall have a complaint redressal mechanism based on website and call center. The number of call center is 1950 which is a toll free number. The URL of the complaint registration website will be announced for each state by the respective Chief Electoral Officer separately. Complaints can be registered by making calls to the toll free call center numbers or on the web site. Action will be taken within time limit on all complaints. Complainants will also be informed of the action taken by SMS and by the call center. Complainants can also see the details of the action taken on their complaints on the website. Systematic Voters Education & Electoral Participation (SVEEP) Comprehensive measures for voters education and electoral participation have been taken up during Summary Revision for inclusion of all eligible voters, especially the newly eligible electors in the electoral roll. These measures based on scientific survey comprising information, motivation and facilitation efforts will remain vigorous during the electoral process. Chief Electoral Officers of the five poll-going States have been directed to ensure wide distribution of electionrelated informations. National and Regional icons are being involved for All these measures initiated by the

spreading motivational messages.

Commission are directed to facilitate greater participation of voters in the pollgoing States. Schedule of Election. The Commission has prepared the Schedule for holding General Elections to the Legislative Assemblies of Goa, Manipur, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand after taking into consideration all relevant aspects, like the Climatic conditions, Academic and Examination schedules, Festivals, prevailing law and order situation in the State, availability of Central Police Forces, time needed for movement, transportation and timely deployment of forces, and assessment of other ground realities. The Commission after considering all relevant aspects has 10

decided to recommend to the respective Governors to issue notifications for the General Elections to the Legislative Assemblies of these states under the relevant provisions of the Representation of the People Act, 1951 as per the Schedule annexed. All Instructions/Guidelines of the Commission regarding these elections can also be seen by visiting Commissions website www.eci.nic.in

(Yashvir Singh) Director

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Annexures to the Press Note of the Election Commission of India No.ECI/PN/69/2011 dated 24th December, 2011. ANNEXURE I Schedule for holding General Election to the Legislative Assembly of Punjab.

S. No. 1.

Poll Event Issue of Notification

Dates ( All 117 ACs) 05.01.2012 (Thursday) 12.01.2012 (Thursday) 13.01.2012 (Friday) 16.01.2012 (Monday) 30.01.2012 (Monday) 04.03.2012 (Sunday) 09.03.2012 (Friday)

2.

Last date for making Nominations

3.

Scrutiny of Nominations

4.

Last date for withdrawal of candidature Date of Poll

5.

6.

Counting of Votes

7.

Date before which election process shall be completed

All 117 ACs will go to poll on a single day.

ANNEXURE II Schedule for holding General Election to the Legislative Assembly of Uttarakhand.

S. No. 1.

Poll Event Issue of Notification

Dates ( All 70 ACs) 05.01.2012 (Thursday) 12.01.2012 (Thursday) 13.01.2012 (Friday) 16.01.2012 (Monday) 30.01.2012 (Monday) 04.03.2012 (Sunday) 09.03.2012 (Friday)

2.

Last date for making Nominations

3.

Scrutiny of Nominations

4.

Last date for withdrawal of candidature Date of Poll

5.

6.

Counting of Votes

7.

Date before which election process shall be completed

All 70 ACs will go to poll on a single day.

ANNEXURE III Schedule for holding General Election to the Legislative Assembly of Manipur.

S. No. 1.

Poll Event Issue of Notification

Dates ( All 60 ACs) 04.01.2012 (Wednesday) 11.01.2012 (Wednesday) 12.01.2012 (Thursday) 14.01.2012 (Saturday) 28.01.2012 (Saturday) 04.03.2012 (Sunday) 09.03.2012 (Friday)

2.

Last date for making Nominations

3.

Scrutiny of Nominations

4.

Last date for withdrawal of candidature Date of Poll

5.

6.

Counting of Votes

7.

Date before which election process shall be completed

All 60 ACs will go to poll on a single day.

ANNEXURE IV Schedule for holding General Election to the Legislative Assembly of Uttar Pradesh.

S. No. Poll Event 1. Issue of Notification

1st Phase (60 ACs)

10.01.12 (Tuesday)

2nd Phase (55 ACs)

12.01.12 (Thursday) 19.01.12 (Thursday)

3rd Phase ( 59 ACs)

16.01.12 (Monday) 23.01.12 (Monday)

4th Phase ( 56 ACs)

21.01.12 (Saturday) 28.01.12 (Saturday)

5th Phase ( 56 ACs)

25.01.12 (Wednesday) 01.02.12
(Wednesday)

6th Phase ( 49 ACs)

28.01.12 (Saturday) 04.02.12 (Saturday)

7th Phase (68 ACs)

02.02.12 (Thursday) 09.02.12 (Thursday)

2.

17.01.12 Last date (Tuesday) for making Nominations

3.

18.01.12 20.01.12 Scrutiny of Nominations (Wednesday) (Friday)

24.01.12 (Tuesday) 27.01.12 (Friday)

30.01.12 (Monday) 01.02.12

(Wednesday)

02.02.12 (Thursday) 04.02.12 (Saturday)

06.02.12 (Monday) 08.02.12

(Wednesday)

10.02.12 (Friday) 13.02.12 (Monday)

4.

Last date for withdrawal of candidature Date of Poll Counting of Votes Date before which election process shall be completed

20.01.12 (Friday)

23.01.12 (Monday)

5. 6.

04.02.12 (Saturday) 04.03.12 (Sunday) 09.03.12 (Friday)

08.02.12
(Wednesday)

11.02.12 (Saturday) 04.03.12 (Sunday) 09.03.12 (Friday)

15.02.12 (Wednesday) 04.03.12 (Sunday) 09.03.12 (Friday)

19.02.12 (Sunday) 04.03.12 (Sunday) 09.03.12 (Friday)

23.02.12 (Thursday) 04.03.12 (Sunday) 09.03.12 (Friday)

28.02.12 (Tuesday) 04.03.12 (Sunday) 09.03.12 (Friday)

04.03.12 (Sunday) 09.03.12 (Friday)

7.

Details of ACs going to poll during various phases enclosed.

UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES Phase I ( 60 ACs)

17. Najibabad 18. Nagina (SC) 19. Barhapur 20. Dhampur 21. Nehtaur (SC) 22. Bijnor 23. Chandpur 24. Noorpur 25. Kanth 26. Thakurdwara 27. Moradabad Rural 28. Moradabad Nagar 29. Kundarki 30. Bilari 31. Chandausi (SC) 32. Asmoli 33. Sambhal 34. Suar 35. Chamraua 36. Bilaspur 37. Rampur

UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase I (Contd)

38. Milak (SC) 39. Dhanaura (SC) 40. Naugawan Sadat 41. Amroha 42. Hasanpur 111. Gunnaur 112. Bisauli (SC) 113. Sahaswan 114. Bilsi 115. Badaun 116. Shekhupur 117. Dataganj 118. Baheri 119. Meerganj 120. Bhojipura 121. Nawabganj 122. Faridpur (SC) 123. Bithari Chainpur 124. Bareilly 125. Bareilly Cantt. 126. Aonla

UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase I (Contd)

127. Pilibhit 128. Barkhera 129. Puranpur (SC) 130. Bisalpur 131. Katra 132. Jalalabad 133. Tilhar 134. Powayan (SC) 135. Shahjahanpur 136. Dadraul 137. Palia 138. Nighasan 139. Gola Gokrannath 140. Sri Nagar (SC) 141. Dhaurahra 142. Lakhimpur 143. Kasta (SC) 144. Mohammdi

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES Phase II ( 55 ACs) 145. Maholi 146. Sitapur 147. Hargaon (SC) 148. Laharpur 149. Biswan 150. Sevata 151. Mahmoodabad 152. Sidhauli (SC) 153. Misrikh (SC) 266. Kursi 267. Ram Nagar 268. Barabanki 269. Zaidpur (SC) 270. Dariyabad 271. Rudauli 272. Haidergarh (SC) 273. Milkipur (SC) 274. Bikapur 275. Ayodhya 276. Goshainganj

UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase II (Contd) 277. Katehari 278. Tanda 279. Alapur (SC) 280. Jalalpur 281. Akbarpur 282. Balha (SC) 283. Nanpara 284. Matera 285. Mahasi 286. Bahraich 287. Payagpur 288. Kaiserganj 289. Bhinga 290. Shrawasti 291. Tulsipur 292. Gainsari 293. Utraula 294. Balrampur (SC) 295. Mehnaun 296. Gonda 297. Katra Bazar 298. Colonelganj

UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase II (Contd)

299. Tarabganj 300. Mankapur (SC) 301. Gaura 302. Shohratgarh 303. Kapilvastu (SC) 304. Bansi 305. Itwa 306. Domariyaganj 307. Harraiya 308. Kaptanganj 309. Rudhauli 310. Basti Sadar 311. Mahadewa (SC)

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES Phase III ( 59 ACs) 312. Menhdawal 313. Khalilabad 314. Dhanghata (SC) 315. Pharenda 316. Nautanwa 317. Siswa 318. Maharajganj (SC) 319. Paniyra 320. Caimpiyarganj 321. Pipraich 322. Gorakhpur Urban 323. Gorakhpur Rural 324. Sahajanwa 325. Khajani (SC) 326. Chauri-Chaura 327. Bansgaon (SC) 328. Chillupar 329. Khadda 330. Padrauna 331. Tamkuhi Raj 332. Fazilnagar 333. Kushinagar 334. Hata 335. Ramkola (SC) 7

UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase III (Contd)

336. Rudrapur 337. Deoria 338. Pathardeva 339. Rampur Karkhana 340. Bhatpar Rani 341. Salempur (SC) 342. Barhaj 343. Atrauliya 344. Gopalpur 345. Sagri 346. Mubarakpur 347. Azamgarh 348. Nizamabad 349. Phoolpur-Pawai 350. Didarganj 351. Lalganj (SC) 352. Mehnagar (SC) 353. Madhuban 354. Ghosi 355. Muhammadabad- Gohna (SC) 356. Mau

UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase III (Contd) 357. Belthara Road (SC) 358. Rasara 359. Sikanderpur 360. Phephana 361. Ballia Nagar 362. Bansdih 363. Bairia 373. Jakhanian (SC) 374. Saidpur (SC) 375. Ghazipur 376. Jangipur 377. Zahoorabad 378. Mohammadabad 379. Zamania

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES Phase IV ( 56 ACs) 184. Jagdishpur (SC) 185. Gauriganj 186. Amethi 187. Isauli 188. Sultanpur 189. Sadar 190. Lambhua 191. Kadipur (SC) 251. Sirathu 252. Manjhanpur (SC) 253. Chail 254. Phaphamau 255. Soraon (SC) 256. Phulpur 257. Pratappur 258. Handia 259. Meja 260. Karachhana 261. Allahabad West 262. Allahabad North 263. Allahabad South 264. Bara (SC) 265. Koraon (SC)

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase IV (Contd) 364. Badlapur 365. Shahganj 366. Jaunpur 367. Malhani 368. Mungra Badshahpur 369. Machhlishahr (SC) 370. Mariyahu 371. Zafrabad 372. Kerakat (SC) 380. Mughalsarai 381. Sakaldiha 382. Saiyadraja 383. Chakia (SC) 384. Pindra 385. Ajagara (SC) 386. Shivpur 387. Rohaniya 388. Varanasi North 389. Varanasi South 390. Varanasi Cantt. 391. Sevapuri

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase IV (Contd)

392. Bhadohi 393. Gyanpur 394. Aurai (SC) 395. Chhanbey (SC) 396. Mirzapur 397. Majhawan 398. Chunar 399. Marihan 400. Ghorawal 401. Robertsganj 402. Obra 403. Duddhi (SC)

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES Phase V ( 56 ACs) 154. Sawayazpur 155. Shahabad 156. Hardoi 157. Gopamau (SC) 158. Sandi (SC) 159. Bilgram Mallanwan 160. Balamau (SC) 161. Sandila 162. Bangermau 163. Safipur (SC) 164. Mohan (SC) 165. Unnao 166. Bhagwantnagar 167. Purwa 168. Malihabad (SC) 169. Bakshi Kaa Talab 170. Sarojini Nagar 171. Lucknow West 172. Lucknow North 173. Lucknow East 174. Lucknow Central

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase V (Contd) 175. Lucknow Cantt. 176. Mohanlalganj (SC) 177. Bachhrawan (SC) 178. Tiloi 179. Harchandpur 180. Rae Bareli 181. Salon (SC) 182. Sareni 183. Unchahar 192. Kaimganj (SC) 193. Amritpur 194. Farrukhabad 195. Bhojpur 196. Chhibramau 197. Tirwa 198. Kannauj (SC) 232. Tindwari 233. Baberu 234. Naraini (SC) 235. Banda

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase V (Contd)

236. Chitrakoot 237. Manikpur 238. Jahanabad 239. Bindki 240. Fatehpur 241. Ayah Shah 242. Husainganj 243. Khaga (SC) 244. Rampur Khas 245. Babaganj (SC) 246. Kunda 247. Vishwanath Ganj 248. Pratapgarh 249. Patti 250. Raniganj

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES Phase VI ( 49 ACs) 95. Tundla (SC) 96. Jasrana 97. Firozabad 98. Shikohabad 99. Sirsaganj 100. Kasganj 101. Amanpur 102. Patiyali 103. Aliganj 104. Etah 105. Marhara 106. Jalesar (SC) 107. Mainpuri 108. Bhongaon 109. Kishni (SC) 110. Karhal 199. Jaswantnagar 200. Etawah 201. Bharthana (SC) 202. Bidhuna 203. Dibiyapur

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase VI (Contd) 204. Auraiya (SC) 205. Rasulabad (SC) 206. Akbarpur-Raniya 207. Sikandra 208. Bhognipur 209. Bilhaur (SC) 210. Bithoor 211. Kalyanpur 212. Govindnagar 213. Sishamau 214. Arya Nagar 215. Kidwai Nagar 216. Kanpur Cantt. 217. Maharajpur 218. Ghatampur (SC) 219. Madhaugarh 220. Kalpi 221. Orai (SC) 222. Babina 223. Jhansi Nagar 224. Mauranipur (SC) 225. Garautha

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase VI (Contd)

226. Lalitpur 227. Mehroni (SC) 228. Hamirpur 229. Rath (SC) 230. Mahoba 231. Charkhari

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES Phase VII ( 68 ACs) 1. Behat 2. Nakur 3. Saharanpur Nagar 4. Saharanpur 5. Deoband 6. Rampur Maniharan (SC) 7. Gangoh 8. Kairana 9. Thana Bhawan 10. Shamli 11. Budhana 12. Charthawal 13. Purqazi (SC) 14. Muzaffar Nagar 15. Khatauli 16. Meerapur 43. Siwalkhas 44. Sardhana 45. Hastinapur (SC) 46. Kithore

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase VII (Contd) 47. Meerut Cantt. 48. Meerut 49. Meerut South 50. Chhaprauli 51. Baraut 52. Baghpat 53. Loni 54. Muradnagar 55. Sahibabad 56. Ghaziabad 57. Modi Nagar 58. Dhaulana 59. Hapur (SC) 60. Garhmukteshwar 61. Noida 62. Dadri 63. Jewar 64. Sikandrabad 65. Bulandshahr 66. Syana 67. Anupshahr 68. Debai

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase VII (Contd) 69. Shikarpur 70. Khurja (SC) 71. Khair (SC) 72. Barauli 73. Atrauli 74. Chharra 75. Koil 76. Aligarh 77. Iglas (SC) 78. Hathras (SC) 79. Sadabad 80. Sikandra Rao 81. Chhata 82. Mant 83. Goverdhan 84. Mathura 85. Baldev (SC) 86. Etmadpur 87. Agra Cantt. (SC) 88. Agra South 89. Agra North

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UTTAR PRADESH GE 2012 Phase VII (Contd)

90. Agra Rural (SC) 91. Fatehpur Sikri 92. Kheragarh 93. Fatehabad 94. Bah

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ANNEXURE V Schedule for holding General Election to the Legislative Assembly of Goa.

S. No. 1.

Poll Event Issue of Notification

Dates ( All 40 ACs) 06.02.2012 (Monday) 13.02.2012 (Monday) 14.02.2012 (Tuesday) 16.02.2012 (Thursday) 03.03.2012 (Saturday) 04.03.2012 (Sunday) 09.03.2012 (Friday)

2.

Last date for making Nominations

3.

Scrutiny of Nominations

4.

Last date for withdrawal of candidature Date of Poll

5.

6.

Counting of Votes

7.

Date before which election process shall be completed

All 40 ACs will go to poll on a single day.