State of Bihar - Act
The Bihar Panchayat Election Rules, 2006
BIHAR
India
India
The Bihar Panchayat Election Rules, 2006
Rule THE-BIHAR-PANCHAYAT-ELECTION-RULES-2006 of 2006
- Published on 31 October 2008
- Commenced on 31 October 2008
- [This is the version of this document from 31 October 2008.]
- [Note: The original publication document is not available and this content could not be verified.]
Chapter 1
1. Short title and commencement.
2. Definition.
- Unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context:-Chapter 2
Constitution and assignment of number to the Constituencies
3. Points to be considered in the constitution of territorial constituencies.
4. Constitution of the territorial constituencies of a Gram Panchayat.
- The territorial constituencies of Gram Panchayats shall be constituted in such a manner that all the territorial constituencies of the Gram Panchayat are covered under the Gram Panchayat concerned.5. Constitution of the territorial constituencies of a Panchayat Samiti.
- The territorial constituencies of a Panchayat Samiti shall be constituted in such a manner that -6. Constitution of the territorial constituencies of a Zila Parishad.
- The territorial constituencies of a Zila Parishad shall be constituted in such a manner that -7. Procedure for assignment of number to the constituencies.
- The constituencies shall be numbered in the following manner, viz.-8. Publication of the list of territorial electoral constituencies.
Chapter 3
Reservation/allotment of constituencies
9. Determination of seats for reservation in the constituencies.
10. Procedure of calculation of the number of posts for the purpose of reservation.
- The calculation of the number of posts of Panchayat for the purpose of reservation shall be made in accordance with to the procedure prescribed by the State Election Commission.11. Allotment of the Constituencies for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Backward Classes and other categories in Panchayats.
12. Fifty percent reservation for post of women.
- In all seats of reserved and unreserved categories as nearly as fifty percent but not more than that, seats shall be reserved for women of that category and the calculation of number of seats so reserved shall be done in accordance with the procedure prescribed by the State Election Commission.13. Reservation for women in the first election.
- If there is only one post available for a particular category, that post shall be reserved for women of that category in the first election. If in the subsequent election also only one constituency is reserved for that category, that constituency shall not be reserved for women.14. Allotment of constituencies for women.
- In the constituencies reserved for each category; the constituencies coming first in the descending order of population shall be alloted to women of that category in admissible number.15. Maintenance of Registers relating to constituency wise reservation.
- Registers related to population with regard to reservation of constituencies shall be got prepared constituency wise/territorial constituency wise in Form-2 by the Commission at the following level, viz.-| (a) | Gram PanchayatMember / Panch - Territorialconstituency-wise | At Block level through the District Magistrate |
| (b) | Panchayat SamitiMember - Territorial Constituency-wise | |
| (c) | Mukhiya/Sarpanch- Electoral Constituency-wise | |
| (d) | Zila ParishadMember - Territorial Constituency - | At District level through the District Magistrate |
| (e) | Panchayat Samiti Pramukh- TerritorialConstituency-wise | |
| (f) | Adhyakash, Zila Parishad- Territorialconstituency-wise | At the State level through the State Election Commission: |
16. Publication of the list of reserved constituencies by the District Magistrate.
- The list of the constituencies reserved/unreserved by the District Magistrate shall be published in Form - 3 in the offices of Gram Panchayat, Block, Sub-Divisional Magistrate and District Magistrate, and one copy of each shall be preserved in the Block and District offices.17. Publication of the list of constituencies reserved by the Commission.
- The list of constituencies reserved/unreserved at the level of Commission shall be published in Form - 3 in the offices of the Commission and the District Magistrates.18. Publication of the list of reserved constituencies in the Gazettes.
- The list of reserved/unreserved constituencies published under Rules 16 and 17 shall be published in the District Gazette /Bihar Gazette, as the case may be.Chapter 4
Electoral Roll
19. Preparation of Electoral Roll.
- Subject to the provisions of the Ordinance and these Rules, constituency wise electoral roll shall be prepared by the District Election Officer under the direction, control and supervision of the State Election Commission.20. Assistance of the officers and staff to be sought by District Election Officer.
- For the purpose of preparation of electoral roll, the District Election Officer may take assistance of such officers and staff posted in the State Government Offices, Public Undertakings of the State and Institutions getting financial aid from the State Government posted in the district and other places and whose services are made available to him.The District Election Officer may also take the assistance of the officers and staffs of the Central Government Offices or Central Public Undertakings or institutions getting financial aid from the Central Government with consent of the competent authority of such offices/public undertakings/institutions.21. Draft of the Electoral Roll.
- The territorial constituency wise electoral roll of Gram Panchayat shall be prepared in Form-IV under Section 126 of the Ordinance. The electoral roll of different constituencies shall take shape by clubbing together all such electoral rolls of territorial constituencies, prepared as such.22. Publication of Electoral Roll.
- The electoral roll of the territorial constituencies and the constituency and constituencies so prepared shall be published according to the schedule prescribed by the State Election Commission, for fourteen days at the following places, viz.-| Territorial Constituency ofGram Panchayat- | In offices of theGram Panchayatand the Blockconcerned. |
| Constituency ofGram Panchayat- | In offices of theGram Panchayatand the Blockconcerned. |
| Territorial Constituency ofPanchayat Samiti- | In the office of the Block concerned. |
| Territorial Constituency ofZila Parishad- | In offices of the Block and the District Magistrate concerned. |
23. Amendment in the Electoral Roll.
- Under the direction, control and supervision of the State Election Commission, the District Election Officer may, on a written application made within the time limit specified in Rule 22 or suo motu, remove any defect in the electoral roll prepared under Rule 21 and published under Rule 22 and the electoral roll shall be amended accordingly.24. Obtaining a copy of the Electoral Roll.
- Any person, after depositing the fee prescribed by the Commission, may obtain a certified copy of the electoral roll from the offices of the District Magistrate or the Block Development Officer.25. Preservation of the Electoral Roll.
- A copy of the electoral roll shall be preserved in the record room by the District Election Officer.Chapter 5
Polling Station
26. Selection of Polling station.
- The District Election Officer Shall, with the approval of the State Election Commission, select polling stations for each constituency.27. Publication of the list of Polling Stations.
- The District Election Officer shall publish the list of polling stations in the manner prescribed under sub-rule (1) of Rule 8:Provided that, before the final publication of the list, the approval of the State Election Commission shall be obtained:Provided further that, if found necessary on reasonable grounds, the State Election Commission may give orders for alternation in the list of polling stations even after its final publication. In any circumstances the District Election Officer, cannot make any alternation in the list approved by the Commission without its permission or in anticipation of the approval of the Commission.Chapter 6
Administrative Machinery for the conduct of election
28. Making available the services of officers and staff.
- The State Government, whenever such requisition is made, shall make available to the Commission the services of the staff and officers necessary for the conduct of election of Panchayats.29. District Election Officer and District Deputy Election Officer to be designated or nominated.
- For the purpose of conduct of elections to Panchayats, the Commission shall designate or nominate the District Magistrate as District Election Officer (Panchayat) for each district and shall designate or nominate one or more District Deputy Election Officer for assistance of the District Election Officer (Panchayat), who should be District Panchayat Raj Officer or a Deputy Collector in the equivalent rank :Provided that, subject to the direction, control and supervision of the State Election Commission the District Election Officer shall co-ordinate and supervise all the works relating to the conduct of election in the area under his jurisdiction.30. Appointment of Returning Officer.
- The State Election Commission or on being authorised by it, the District Election Officer shall appoint a Returning Officer for the conduct of elections to Panchayats who shall not be below the rank of Block Development Officer/Circle Officer/Deputy Collector.31. Appointment of Assistant Returning Officer.
- The State Election Commission or on being authorised by it, the District Election Officer, shall appoint, one or more Assistant Returning Officers, to assist the Returning Officer in the discharge of his functions, who shall be an officer of the State Government.32. Appointment of Presiding Officer and Polling Officer.
- For each polling station, the District Election Officer shall, appoint a Presiding Officer and such number of polling officer or officers to assist the Presiding Officer as he may deem necessary:Provided that, any person who is a Government servant or a servant of a Government Company or a servant of Government aided institution, may be appointed as Presiding Officer/Polling Officer:Provided further that, in the case a polling officer being absent from the polling station, the presiding officer may, under the proviso above, appoint any person present at the polling station other than the persons appointed by the candidate or on his behalf or has been doing other work for him as polling officer and inform the District Election Officer accordingly :Provided further that, the polling officer, on being authorised by the Presiding Officer subject to the direction of the State Election Commission, shall perform all or any of the functions of the Presiding Officer under the Ordinance or the Rules framed thereunder.33. Discharge of the functions of the Presiding Officer due to unavoidable reason.
- If the presiding officer owing to illness or on any other unavoidable reason is compelled to be absent from the polling station, his functions shall be performed by such polling officer who has been so authorised previously by the Returning Officer to perform such functions during such absence.34. Duty of Presiding Officer.
- It shall be the general duty of a presiding officer to maintain order at the polling station and see that the poll is properly going on.35. Duty of Polling Officer.
- It shall be the duty of a Polling Officer to assist the Presiding Officer of such polling station in the discharge of his functions.Chapter 7
Conduct of Election
36. Fixation of different stages of election.
- In accordance with the election programme prescribed by the Commission, the District Election Officer shall through a notice in Form-5 specify -37. Mode of publication of notice under Rule 36.
- The publication of the notice under Rule 36 shall be made at least twenty days before the date appointed for the poll and a copy of such notice shall also be published in offices of Zila Parishad, Panchayat Samiti and Gram Panchayat concerned.38. Filing of nomination paper by Candidates.
39. Presentation of nomination paper.
40. Nomination Fee
41. Scrutiny of Nomination Paper.
42. Withdrawal of candidature.
- Any candidate may withdraw his candidature by a notice in writing in Form -8 to the Returning Officer within the appointed date and time under clause (c) of Rule 36.43. Preparation of List of contesting candidates.
44. Election Symbol.
- Where polling is necessary, the Returning Officer shall allot in the prescribed manner a symbol to each candidate out of the symbols prescribed by the State Election Commission and inform them in a manner prescribed by the Commission and shall give a replica of the alloted symbol to the concerned candidate.Chapter 8
The Candidate and his/her Agent
45. Appointment of Election Agent and revocation of such appointment or death of the election agent.
46. Appointment of Polling Agent.
47. Revocation of the appointment of the Polling Agent or death of the polling agent.
48. Appointment of counting Agent.
49. Revocation of the appointment of the Counting Agent or death of the Counting Agent.
50. Countermanding of the Poll.
- If any candidate out of the list of the candidates contesting the election under Rule 43 dies and information of his/her death is received by the Returning Officer before the commencement of the poll and on being satisfied by the fact of the death of the candidate, the Returning Officer shall countermand the poll and report the fact to the Commission through the District Election Officer. Proceedings with reference to the election shall be commenced a fresh after receiving the direction from the Commission.51. Uncontested Election.
52. Contested Election.
- Except the cases falling under Rule 51, polling shall be held in all other cases.Chapter 9
Poll for Election
53. Mode of Poll in election.
- In each election, the vote shall be casted through ballot paper in the manner prescribed herein after.54. Ballot Box.
- Subject to the order of the State Election Commission, each ballot box will be of such design in which ballot paper may be dropped but cannot be taken out without tempering the paper seal used and without opening the box.[Provided that in addition to ballot boxes, the giving and recording of votes by voting machines also in such manner as may be prescribed, may be adopted in all constituencies or in such constituency or constituencies, by the State Election Commission, as it may, having regard to the circumstances of each case, specify. "Voting machine" means any machine or apparatus whether operated electronically or otherwise used for giving or recording of votes and any reference to a ballot box or a ballot paper in the Act or rules made thereunder shall, save as otherwise provided, be construed as including a reference to such voting machine wherever such voting machine is used at any election.In case of use of Electronic voting machines for polling, procedure to be followed for recording and counting of the votes, sealing of machines and declaration of results etc. shall be prescribed by the State Election Commission:Provided that, as far as practicable, whenever electronic voting machines will be used, a hard copy of all data pertaining to different candidates will be prepared in the same format, as it is displayed in the control unit, and after putting in signatures of all candidates present at the time of counting or their election agents and the Returning Officer on the format, it shall be kept in a gauze envelope sealed by the secret seal specially provided by the State Election Commission to each Returning Officer and shall be kept in safe custody of the District Election Officer. The action regarding custody and destruction of such sealed envelopes shall be taken under Rule 86. The secret seal supplied by the Commission shall invariably be returned to the Commission within thirty six hours of declaration of results."] [Inserted by Rule 3 of Amdt. Rules, 2007 vide Notification No. 5595, dated 29.11.2007, Published in Bihar Gazette (Extra-ordinary) dated 4.12.2007.]55. Ballot Paper.
56. Arrangement at the polling station.
- At the polling station one or more separate voting compartments shall be set up in which the voter may cast his/her vote separately one by one and no voter will be allowed to enter the voting compartment so long another voter is there for the purpose of recording his vote.57. Information at the polling station.
- The following information shall be exhibited at the outside of each polling station-58. Entry in polling station.
- The Presiding Officer shall regulate the number of voters who may enter in the polling station at a time, and shall remove all other persons from there except -59. Closing and Sealing of the Ballot boxes prior to commencement of the poll.
60. Identification of Voters.
61. Challenge to the identity of voters.
62. Ballot Paper to be issued.
63. Recording of votes of Blind / Infirm voters.
- if owing to blindness/ other physical infirmity, a voter is unable to recognise the symbols on the ballot paper or is physically incapable to insert the ballot paper in the ballot box, he/she shall be permitted to take with him a companion not below the age of eighteen years to the voting compartment for recording the vote on the ballot paper on his/ her behalf and in accordance with his/her wishes and insert it into the ballot box:Provided that no person shall be permitted to act as the companion of more than one elector. The Presiding Officer shall keep a record of each such case in Form -15.64. Spoilt and returned ballot papers and ballot paper found outside the ballot boxes.
65. Tendered Vote.
66. Sealing of ballot boxes, etc., after the close of the poll.
67. Account of Ballot Papers and Paper Seals.
- After the close of the poll the Presiding Officer will prepare the ballot paper account in Form-17 and the paper seal account in Form-18 and place them in separate envelopes and super subscribe on the envelop, "Ballot Paper Account/Paper Seal Account.'68. Other Packets to be sealed.
69. Ballot-boxes, packets etc. to be sent to the Returning Officer.
70. Adjournment of Poll during the period of poll.
- Any polling station if at an election, some abnormal situation arises, the Presiding Officer may adjourn the poll and may recommence the polling when the situation returns to normal. The Presiding Officer shall note the details of such adjournment of poll in his diary.71. Adjournment of Poll in Emergencies.
Chapter 10
Counting of Votes
72. Selection of place for Counting of Votes.
- The selection of place for counting of votes shall be made by the District Election Officer under the directions of the Commission.73. Supervision of Counting of votes.
- The counting of votes shall be done under the direction, supervision and control of the Commission.74. Entry into the place fixed for Counting.
75. Scrutiny of the ballot papers and their rejection.
76. Counting of votes.
77. Counting of votes.
- As far as possible, the counting of votes will be continuous. If counting has to be suspended, the ballot-papers and other papers will be kept in safety and duly sealed. The candidate or the Election Agent or the Counting Agent present may affix his/her seal, if he/she so desires.78. Counting of votes of the poll of the countermanded /adjourned election.
79. Recounting of votes.
- The candidate or in his/her absence his/her election agent or counting agent may make a written application to the Returning Officer or the Officer authorised by him/her for recounting of votes stating therein the grounds for the same.80. Equality of votes.
- If after the completion of the counting of votes two or more candidates secure equal number of votes which may be the maximum, the Returning Officer shall draw a lot among such candidates and the candidate in whose favour the lot is drawn, shall deemed to be that he/she has secured an additional vote and the Returning Officer will declare the result of the counting of votes accordingly.81. Declaration of results.
82. Election Certificate.
- After the declaration of the election result, the Returning Officer shall grant a Election Certificate in Form-22 to the candidate so elected.83. Publication of the election result.
- The District Election Officer shall cause to be published in the District Gazette the list of duly elected candidates in Form-23 and send a copy of the same to the Commission and Director of Panchayat Raj.Chapter 11
Records of Election
84. Custody of the records relating to election.
- The District Election Officer shall keep the packets specified in Rules 67, 68 and 76(3) in his safe custody as prescribed by the Commission.85. Submission and inspection of the records relating to election.
- The submission and inspection of the records relating to the election kept in safe custody shall be allowed only by the order of the Court/Authority prescribed in the [Act] [The word 'Ordinance' has been Substituted by Rule 6 of the Amdt. Rules 2007 as 'Act'. Published in Bihar Gazette (Extra-ordinary) dated 4.12.2007.].86. Destruction of the records relating to election.
- The election records specified in Rule 84 shall be kept in safe custody for a period of one year or till the pendency of any legal proceeding and to be destroyed thereafter subject to any contrary direction issued by the Commission or a competent Court or Authority.Chapter 12
Election of Up-Mukhiya, Up-Sarpanch Up-Pramukh, Pramukh, Upadhyaksha and Adhyaksha
87. Meeting for the election.
88. To preside the Meeting.
- The meeting of Panchayat Samiti shall be presided over by the Sub-divisional Magistrate and that of Zila Parishad by the District Magistrate. The Block Development Officer shall preside over the meeting of Gram Panchayat/Gram Katchahry.89. Filing of Nomination Paper.
- Each candidate shall file his/her nomination paper in Form-25. As the case may be, the proposer and seconder of a candidate should be a member of the Gram Panchayat/Gram Katchahry/ Panchayat Samiti/Zila Parishad. One member shall be a proposer or seconder of only one candidate.90. Scrutiny of the nomination paper.
91. Preparation of the list of valid candidates.
- The Presiding Officer shall prepare the list of validly nominated candidates in alphabetical order of Devanagari script and announce the same.92. Uncontested election.
- If there be only one validly nominated candidate against the post, the Presiding Officer shall declare such candidate as duly elected.93. Contested election.
- If more than one candidate is validly nominated, the Presiding Officer shall call on the members present in the meeting to vote by secret ballot and shall determine the procedure with respect to the same.94. Ballot
- paper.-The ballot paper shall be in Form-26. The ballot paper shall be signed by the Presiding Officer.95. Procedure of Poll.
96. Invalid Votes.
- A ballot paper shall be treated as invalid if:-97. Counting of votes.
98. Equality of votes.
- If after completion of counting of votes two or more candidates are found to have secured equal number of votes, which are highest, the Presiding Officer shall draw a lot between such candidates, and the candidate in whose favour the lot is drawn shall deemed to be having secured an additional vote and the Presiding Officer shall declare the result accordingly.99. Issuance of Certificate.
- The Presiding Officer shall grant a certificate in Form-22 to the candidate elected.100. Preparation of the record of the proceedings of the meeting.
- The Presiding Officer shall prepare a record of the proceedings of the meeting and obtaining the signatures of the members present therein, sign the same.101. Publication of the list of elected persons.
- The Presiding Officer shall publish the duly signed list of the elected candidates in the offices of Gram Panchayat/Block/Zila Parishad, as the case may be.102. Packets of valid/invalid votes.
- The Presiding Officer shall make separate packets of valid and invalid votes, seal each packet and put a note on it stating the particulars of the content of the packet, the election concerned and date of such election.103. Submission and inspection of the election related records.
- The submission and inspection of election records kept in safe custody shall be made only by the order of a Court/Authority prescribed in the [Act] [The word 'Ordinance' has been Substituted by Rule 6 of the Amdt. Rules 2007 as 'Act'. Published in Bihar Gazette (Extra-ordinary) dated 4.12.2007.].104. Custody and destruction of election records.
Chapter 13
Miscellaneous
105. Notification of Election.
- For the purpose of constituting the Panchayats and the Gram Katchahry, the Governor, on the recommendation of the State Election Commission, shall fix date or dates through notification published in the State Gazette and it shall be expected that the electors may elect the office bearers of the Panchayats and the Gram Katchahry in accordance with the provisions of the [Act] [The word 'Ordinance' has been Substituted by Rule 6 of the Amdt. Rules 2007 as 'Act'. Published in Bihar Gazette (Extra-ordinary) dated 4.12.2007.] and the Rules made thereunder:Provided that no such notification shall be issued beyond six months prior to the date fixed for election.106. Election petition.
107. Court fee.
108. Verification of contents of election petition.
- An election petition shall contain a such statement of the material facts and details on which the petitioner relies. It shall be signed by the petitioner and verified in the manner prescribed under Order, 6 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 for the verification of pleadings.109. Hearing of election petition.
- The competent Court of Law shall hear the election petition in the manner prescribed by the Civil Procedure Code, 1908.110. Withdrawal of election petition.
- The election petition cannot be withdrawn without the order of the Court:Provided that, if there are more than one plaintiff in the election petition, then the election petition can not be withdrawn without unanimous consent.111. Application of the provisions of the Indian Evidence Act in the hearing of an election petition.
- In the hearing of an election petition , the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 shall apply.112. Order on election petition.
113. Copy of the order on election petition to be made available.
- The copy of the order passed on the election petition by the Court/Prescribed Authority will be made available to the District Election Officer and the Commission.[113(a). Information or Certified Copy of documents for filing election petitions to be made available within time frame. [Inserted by Rule 3 of Amdt. Rules, 2007 vide Notification No. 5595, dated 29.11.2007, Published in Bihar Gazette (Extra-ordinary) dated 4.12.2007.] - (1) If a person files application in the prescribed manner for obtaining a copy of the election result or any other information or paper related to the election for the purpose of filing an election petition or for other purposes, it shall be incumbent on the part of the Returning Officer to make available the required information/papers to the applicant within a maximum period of five days from the day of filing of such an application. If the applicant does not turn up to receive the information or the certified copy on the fixed date, the matter will be reported to the District Election Officer (Panchayat) on the same day.114. Acquisition and release of vehicle/premise for election.
115. Payment of compensation.
- A compensation for the premise or vehicle acquired under [Rule 114] [Inserted by Rule 5 of Amdt. Rules, 2007 vide Notification No. 5595, dated 29.11.2007, Published in Bihar Gazette (Extra-ordinary) dated 4.12.2007.] by the District Election Officer shall be made at a rate prescribed by the Government.116. Power of the Commission to issue necessary instruction.
- The Commission may, subject to the provisions of the Rules, issue necessary instructions.117. Decision of disqualification.
- The State Election Commission shall be the competent authority to decide any question of disqualification mentioned in sub-section (1) of Section 136 of the [Act] [The word 'Ordinance' has been Substituted by Rule 6 of the Amdt. Rules 2007 as 'Act'. Published in Bihar Gazette (Extra-ordinary) dated 4.12.2007.]. The matter of disqualification of a person shall be brought before the Commission by any person or officer in a form of an application, complain or notice. The State Election Commission itself may take such cognizance suo-motu. After giving reasonable opportunity of hearing to the parties concerned, the State Election Commission shall make a decision at the earliest.118. Accounts of election expenditure and its limit.
119. Return of election expenses.
120. Publication of the details of election expenses.
- Within a period of seven days from receipt of the details of election expenses, the Returning Officer shall publish a notice specifying the date of receipt of such details and the place and time where inspection of such details may be made.This notice shall be published in the state/district Gazette and to be available for inspection on a payment of a fee of rupees ten.Such information shall also be displayed at the notice board of the Returning Officer.121. Casual vacancy in the Panchayats.
- If a post of an office bearer of the Panchayat falls vacant or is declared vacant, the District Election Officer shall intimate the Commission. The Commission shall take steps to fill up the vacancy under the provisions of the [Act] [The word 'Ordinance' has been Subs, by Rule 6 of the Amdt. Rules 2007 as 'Act'. Published in Bihar Gazette (Extra-ordinary) dated 4.12.2007.] and the Rules.122. Administration of oath.
| District | |
| Block | |
| *Gram Panchayat - | *Constituency |
| *Panchayat Samiti - | (*Mukhiva/*Sarpanch/*Pramukh/*Adhavaksh) |
| *Zila Parishad - | *Territorial Constituency |
| (Member) |
| Sl. No. | No. and name of Constituency/ TerritorialConstituency | Population | *Extent of constituency/ Territorial Constituency |
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| Place:Date : | Signature of District Magistrate |
| Rural population of | *State*Zila Parishad*Panchayat Samiti*GramPanchayat | For | *Adhyaksha/Member of Zila Parishad*Pramukh/Member ofPanchayat Samiti*Mukhia of Gram Panchayat/ Sarpanch of GramKatchahry*Member of Gram Panchayat/Panch of Gram Katchahry | |||||||
| Scheduled Castes | Scheduled Tribe | Backward classes | others | Total | Total post | Total post for Scheduled Castes | Total post for Scheduled Tribes | Total post for Backward Classes | Total post for others | |
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | |
| Sl. No. | No. of *Constituency/ *Territorial Constituency/Name. | Population of *constituency/ *Territorialconstituency | ||||
| Scheduled Castes | Scheduled Tribes | Backward classes | others | Total | ||
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
| Sl. No. | Population of Scheduled Castes in descending | No. of *constituency/ *Territorial constituency | Population of Scheduled Tribes in descendingorder | No. of *constituency/ *Territorial constituency | Population of other Backward classes indescending order | No. of *constituency/ *Territorial constituency | Population of in descending order | No. of *constituency/ *Territorial constituency |
| I | II | III | IV | |||||
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
| Sl. No | No. of *constituency/ *Territorial electoralconstituency | Scheduled Castes | Scheduled Tribes | Backward classes | Others | ||||
| Women | Others | Women | Others | Women | Others | Women | Others | ||
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
| District ........... | *Gram Panchayat................... | *Constituency |
| *Panchayat Samiti............... | (*Mukhiva/*Sarpanch/*Pramukh/*Adhayaksh) | |
| Block ............... | *Zila Parishad............ | *Territorial Constituency (*Member) |
| Sl. No. | No./ name of constituency/ TerritorialConstituency | Category for which reserved/ unreserved | For women reserved/ unreserved |
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| Sl. No. | Sl. No. of Assembly Electoral Roll | House No. | Name of voter | Name of Father/ Mother/ Husband | Male/ Female | Age | Voter Identity Card No. |
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
| Place: ......................Date : ...................... | District Election Officer |