Government of Tripura. (Unakoti situated in North Tripura-District- Largest bas-relief sculpture in India)

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1 Government of Tripura (Unakoti situated in North Tripura-District- Largest bas-relief sculpture in India)

2 The schedule LOK SABHA ELECTION The Election Commission of India announced the election schedule for constitution of 15 th Lok Sabha in 5-Phase as per the following details. Tripura has 2(two) Parliamentary Constituencies and was included in the 2 nd Phase. Phase-/2B Date of Announcement - 2 March 2009 Date of Notification - 28 March 2009 Last date for Nomination - 4 April 2009 Scrutiny of Nomination - 6 April 2009 Last date for withdrawal of candidature - 8 April 2009 Date of Poll - 23 April 2009 Date of Counting of votes - 16 May 2009 Date before which the election shall be completed - 28 May 2009 Model Code of Conduct The model code of conduct came into force in the State with effect from the date of announcement of the election i.e. 2 nd March Photo electoral rolls and EPIC The Photo Electoral Rolls with coverage of 100% photographs was utilized for the first time in the State during last General Election to the Tripura Legislative Assembly held in February,2008. The said Photo Electoral Rolls were updated and 100% Photo Coverage was maintained. The EPIC coverage was also 100%. Summary revisions Prior to the announcement of Lok Sabha Elections,2009, 2(two) Special Summary Revisions of photo electoral rolls were undertaken in the State. Out of these, one was undertaken with reference to as per the extent of newly delimited Constituencies and other was conducted with reference to as the qualifying date. Electors The total number of electors as on the last day of nominations were , of which were general electors with male and female; and 2458 were service electors with 1803 male and 655 female. Electors of 1-Tripura West PC were general electors with male and female; and 1302 were service electors with 955 male and 347 female; Electorate of 2-Tripura East (ST) PC were general electors with male and female; and 1156 service electors with 848 male and 308 female.

3 Polling Station The total numbers of polling stations were 3008 which was over 25 % increase as compared to the last General Elections to Legislative Assembly The number of polling stations were Average population per polling Station was 691. Nominations, Scrutiny and withdrawal of candidature The process of filing nomination papers started on 28 th March, The total number of nominations filed were 19; of which in 1-Tripura West PC were 10 and 2-Tripura East (ST) PC were 9. The rejected nominations were nil. Security The office of the ARO(SDM) were used is zonal office and total 274 sectors functioning to facilitate safe movement of polling parties and law and order Management. 78 Polling stations were identified as Very vulnerable on the grounds of militants presence. The hypersensitive polling stations were provided with central Police force (CPF) as per the directions of Election Commission. Orders under Section 144 of CrPc were issued prohibiting the carrying of arms, lethal weapons and regulating trouble makers during the conduct of elections. No fresh arms licenses were issued during the election period. Videography Video Cameras were used to record the poll proceedings in hypersensitive polling station on the day of the poll and for monitoring other critical events like filing of nomination papers, scrutiny, poll campaigns, law and order etc. Meeting with political parties. Meetings were regularly held with political parties, candidates, election agents. The cooperation from the political parties and candidates in the enforcement of model code of conduct was excellent. EVMs and other polling materiasl. The availability of polling personnel from the state was adequate. The randomization of the personnel was done by using standard application software developed by NIC and the Election department.

4 Transport The availability of transport was adequate from the state taking into account of private vehicles. There was no problem for transportations. Dry days. Dry days were declared in the state from 21 st April, 2009 to 23 rd April, 2009 and on 16 th May Media Management As per directions of Election Commission of India a committee headed by Addl. Chief Electoral Officer was constituted with a responsibility to examine and entertain application for certification for advertisement of television channel and cable network. An appellate committee headed by Chief Electoral Officer was also constituted with a responsibility to entertain complaints/ grievances of any political party or candidate or any other person in regard to the decision to grant or refuse certification of an advertisement. However no complaint was received. Political Campaign The campaign was peaceful and came to an end at 4. P.M. of 21 st April, The Poll The poll was fixed on 23 rd April, 2009 from 7 A.M. to 4 P.M. The polling percentage was 84%. The polling was peaceful and there was no re-poll. Counting of votes The Counting of votes was held on16th May, 2009 in spread over 4 districts and 17 Sub-division the results were declared on the same day. Observers The Election Commission appointed 6 Observers to oversee the election process from the end of the nomination period till counting of votes and 11- additional observers for counting of votes.

5 New initiatives (i) SMS based system for monitoring of polling stations. (ii) Preparation of Electoral rolls with 100% Photograph coverage. (iii) Distribution of Electoral Photo Identity Cards- 100% coverage (iv) Dissemination of information redesigned website with improved search facility for electoral roll in English and Bengali (v) Dissemination of information regarding Photo Electoral Roll- SMS based search facility. Communication Plan Almost all the polling stations were connected through the mobile network of BSNL, Aircel, Airtel, Relinace. The landline services were not satisfactory. Rest of the polling stations were covered through police communication network, fixed to mobile satellite phones, BSF other CPF networks. Information management plan on counting of votes. As standardized by the ECI, GENESYS software was utilized for the purpose of communication of results of counting of votes at various stages. Extensive training was provide to all concerned for the purpose. The information flow was excellent.

6 LOK SABHA ELECTIONS, 2009 Highlights And Best Practices followed in Tripura The General Elections to the Lok Sabha, 2009 from 1-Tripura West and 2-Tripura East (ST) Parliamentary Constituencies of the State was held in the 2nd Phase (Phase-2B) of programme announced by the Election Commission of India. As per Programme, the poll of the 2(two) Parliamentary Constituencies was held on 23rd April, 2009 and the Counting of Votes was taken up on 16th May, 2009 along with other States/UTs of the Country. The election was conducted in the State as per the extent of newly delimited constituencies ordered by the Delimitation Commission of India on 12 th May, The Poll was taken up in all the 60(sixty) Assembly Segments comprising within the above Parliamentary Constituencies by using of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and the results could be declared within 7(seven) hours time. The following are some of the best practices followed in the Tripura during the Lok Sabha elections, 2009: 1. SMS based system for monitoring of polling stations On the 23rd April 2009, the day of the poll in the two Parliamentary Constituencies in Tripura the SMS based system of monitoring the polling stations and the votes cast was used. With the communication arrangements that were made, it was possible to have a SMS based system to monitor the progress of votes cast. Through the SMS based reporting system, the information on the number of votes cast was sent at two hourly intervals from the polling stations. The Booth Level Officers (BLOs) assigned to the polling stations were trained to send formatted SMS messages on various poll related activities. The format and syntax of the SMS messages were suitably designed so that the message received by the system through the GSM modem could be automatically

7 interpreted and up-dated into the database and made available to the CEO, ROs and AROs for monitoring the Polling Stations on line. Because of lack of mobile connectivity and inaccurate reporting through the SMS by some of the communication officials, the information with regard to some of the polling stations could not be received through SMS and for such cases the Communication teams at the Sub Divisional and the District level obtained the information by other means and kept the information updated. It helped to get an idea of the average voting percentage and the progress of poll and could be directly monitored by the AROs, ROs and the CEO and in case there was any problem the same could be addressed. The system has the complete information with regard to the votes cast in each polling station and report on voter turn out can be generated Polling Station wise, Assembly Segment wise and Parliamentary Constituency wise and this can be seen at (also linked from using username: ceotripura and password:ceo_123. The SMS based system was further improved for the Bye-election to the 8-Town Bardowali Assembly Constituency held in Tripura on the 28 th May, 2009 and the information required as per ECI letter No. 404/OBS/2009/DPS dated 4 th May,2009 regarding the poll process, tracking of the dispersal of the polling parties, arrival at the polling stations, conduct of mock poll, deployment of CPF, Video Camera, micro-observer etc. was collected by SMS through the BLOs and report generated as soon as the poll was over and was used during Register 17A scrutiny. The information regarding the poll process and two hourly progress of poll at the polling stations collected through SMS could be accessed online and may be seen at (also linked from using the username: eci and password: eci123@. With every two hourly record of the votes cast it can provide an additional check for the votes recorded in the Presiding Officers Diary. The system can be adopted by the other States and additional features such as EVM details, photograph of voters taken by digital camera at the polling booth

8 can be added to the system to have a complete record of all the activities at the Polling Station and therefore be helpful in conduct of free, fair and peaceful polling even at remote polling stations. 2. Preparation of Electoral rolls with 100% Photograph coverage In the Electoral Roll finally published in the Tripura on the 16 th January 2009, 100% photograph coverage could be achieved. After that, during the period of continuous updation also it was ensured that 100% photograph coverage is maintained and the on the day of the poll on the 23 rd April 2009 photograph of every elector in the State was available on the roll. In order to ensure that the photo electoral roll is error was free, without any photograph mismatch and photograph of every elector was included before the final publication, a PDF verification copy of the photo electoral roll was generated after making the additions, deletions and modifications and given to the Booth Level Officers (BLOs) for re-verification of all entries and the photograph by going from house to house. The re-verification drive undertaken over a week, before final publication with the BLOs going from house to house helped to identify electors who did not have EPIC, remove errors of data entry and mis-matches of photographs and also collect photographs of the last 250 electors which were the most difficult to collect. This effort of re-verification of the electoral roll by the BLOs made it possible to have an error free photo electoral roll in Tripura with 100% photo coverage. 3. Distribution of Electoral Photo Identity Cards - 100% coverage While preparation of the of the error free photo electoral roll was being done the new EPIC card to be issued were also generated and given to the EROs on a compact disc. After the final publication of the photo electoral rolls on the 16 th January, 2009, Electors Photo Identity Cards were printed and laminated at the level of the EROs and distributed by house to house visits by the BLOs and the same was completed by 25 th January, The house

9 to house visit for distribution of EPIC by the BLOs ensured that the EPICs were properly distributed and 100% of the electors in the State were provided with EPIC Cards. As a result of this exercise which helped to achieve error free roll with 100% photo coverage, on the day of the poll on the 23 rd of April, 2009 the State had a 84.11% turn out and 99.45% of the voters who came to the polling stations to cast their vote came with their EPIC Cards and only 0.55% voters had to rely on other documents. 4. Dissemination of information redesigned website with improved search facility for electoral roll in English and Bengali The Website of the Chief Electoral Officer, Tripura was redesigned, made user friendly and provided with a powerful search facility and launched on the 6 th March, 2009 and it now provides access to the electoral rolls of the entire State, the information regarding the election laws and rules and the Guidelines of the Election Commission of India and also the results of the past elections held in the State. The details regarding the Election Officials including the ROs, AROs, BLOs and the Sector Officers along with the Communication Plan are hosted on the Web. To strengthen the search facility, data base of electors after the special summery revision was converted into unicode and provision of search for elector details by giving name, address or the EPIC Card No. was provided on the website. The details of the electors can now be searched by giving the name, address or the EPIC Card Number both in English and in Bengali. 5. Dissemination of information regarding Photo Electoral Roll- SMS based search facility With large mobile phone coverage in the State it was felt that the search feature would be more useful for the common elector if it is given wider access by providing SMS based search facility. The SMS search facility was locally developed with assistance of the State NIC Unit and launched in March, 2009 so that an elector could find out

10 details of polling station just by sending his EPIC Number by SMS. This could be done by providing a GSM modem and developing a proper interface with the electoral roll data base with a small investment of less than Rupee Ten Thousand. This cost effective solution was very popular amongst the youth and the first time voters as they could conveniently find the polling station details and turned up in large numbers on the poll day to cast their vote. With 100% coverage of the EPIC in the State, everyone has the EPIC Card No. and could find out location of polling stations through the SMS search facility. This feature was particularly useful as the polling station of large number of electors had to be changed because of the delimitation of the Constituencies. The following are some of the other features of the Lok Sabha Elections, 2009 in the State: 1. There were electors in the State (w.r.t as the qualifying date) with 100% photo coverage in the Electoral Rolls and EPIC Coverage in the State is now 100%. 2. As a result of the extensive drive, zero mismatch of photograph in the Photo Electoral Rolls was achieved. De-duplication of electors and getting the photograph of all the electors was also done as part of the special drive and the roll has zero non-image elector. 3. Election was conducted through latest version of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) with the facilities of Braille signage. Special arrangement for blind voters was made at all 3008 Polling Stations in the State and Braille sheets supplied to all Polling Stations to facilitate casting of votes by the Braille literate blind voters. 4. There was no case of violence or any untoward incident during the process of elections and free, fair and peaceful elections could be conducted in the State % turnout was achieved which was one of the highest in the Country.

11 6. Out of electors, voters exercised their franchise, with voters using of EPIC and 9613 voter by using of one of other alternative documents specified by the Commission. The percentage of Electors who voted by using EPIC and alternative documents was 99.45% and 0.55% respectively. 7. Because of rationalization of the Polling Stations, proper training of the Polling Officials and Police Personnel, the electors at the Polling Booths did not have to wait and the polling in all the Polling Stations was completed in time. 8. During the period of Special Summary Revision of the Electoral Rolls from 10th November, 2008 to 16th January, 2009, the names of electors were added in the Electoral Rolls while names were deleted and in 8997 cases the entries were corrected. After that, during the period of Continuous Updation of the Electoral Rolls from 17 th January, 2009 to 4th April, 2009, 883 more electors were added while 886 names were deleted and 184 cases the names of the electors were corrected. 9. Communication Plan was developed to ensure that every polling station in the State was connected by the Mobile Phone or Landline or Police Wireless on the day of the poll. All 3008 Polling Booths were kept in a communication grid and 325 Sector Magistrates were engaged. As a result of follow up and persuasion, new broad band and mobile communication facilities by the BSNL and the other service providers were started and upgraded at many locations which would be of use for the State even after the elections are over. On the date of the poll about 15 EVMs had to be replaced at the Polling Stations and the same could be done in less than half an hour in every case because of the effective communication arrangement and positioning of the Sector Officers. 10. To disseminate the poll related information and results of counting of votes on a wider scale among the general public, 331 Authority Letters for polling day and 280 Authority Letters for Counting day issued to the Media Persons.

12 11. The campaign for use of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) was undertaken in every Village Panchayat to increase awareness regarding the use of EVM and also to dispel any wrong notions which some vested interests try to create. 12. Four rounds of training for the 20,059 Polling Officials engaged for election duty was conducted in all the Sub-Divisions to ensure that all the Officials are fully prepared and familiarized with the use of EVMs as per the instructions of the Election Commission of India. 13. The security arrangements required for the election period was reviewed and finalized in the meeting held with Chief Secretary, Director General of Police and other senior Officers well before the nomination of the Candidates so that the security forces could be made fully prepared to ensure that no untoward incident takes place during the campaigning period or the day of the poll or on the counting day and after the declaration of results. The sensitivity categorization of Polling Stations into X,Y & Z Categories and the vulnerability mapping and deployment of security forces according to the sensitivity and the vulnerability of the various areas was done to ensure that the security forces were optimally utilized and it helped in having a totally incident free poll on the 23rd of April, Tripura, being a hilly State, some of the Polling Parties were required to travel long distance on foot. 16 Polling Parties had to be sent out two days before the date of the poll i.e. on 21st April, 2009 to reach their Polling Stations well in time. These 16 Polling Parties had to travel through difficult extremist prone areas and, therefore, they were provided with extra security cover. After the polling there were reports of landmines being planted on the return path of some of the Polling Parties and therefore two of the Parties were airlifted back by helicopter to avoid any untoward extremist related incident. As a result of proper planning, deployment of security forces, effective communication plan and continuous tracking of the polling parties, the polls remained totally incident free. 15. The pre-poll confidence building measures undertaken by security forces, preparation of total Electoral Rolls with 100% coverage by two rounds

13 of house visit, the provision of search facility and the campaign to make the electors aware about the use of EVMs helped to ensure a record turnout of 84% electors on the day of the poll in the State. 16. Counting of Votes in the State was undertaken at 17 locations and special arrangements made to get 11 more Observers in addition to the 6 who had come earlier on the day of the poll. The Counting of all the Centers was completed in time. The Tripura East (ST) Parliamentary Constituency is spread over 4 Districts and AROs used to take a long time to reach the RO, delaying the declaration of results. To expedite the declaration of results, the distant AROs were airlifted by Helicopter to the Office of the RO so that the results in the State could be declared by 4.00 PM on 16 th May, 2009.

14 LOK SABHA ELECTION, 2009 HIGH LIGHTS TOTAL ELECTORS IN THE STATE % VERIFICATION OF ELECTORS. 100% EPIC COVERAGE. 0% MISMATCH. 0% NON IMAGE. BOOTH LEVEL OFFICERS FOR EVERY POLLING BOOTH NEW EVMS USED 3008 POLLING STATIONS IN THE STATE. AVERAGE NO. OF VOTERS CANDIDATES IN TWO PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES VOTERS VOTED IN EVM VALID POSTAL BALLOTS 9237 USE OF 99.45% EPIC FOR CASTING OF VOTES. 84% CASTING OF VOTES IN POLLING CENTRE REJECTED POSTAL BALLOTS 1984 TOTAL VALID VOTES IN EVM + POSTAL INCIDENT FREE ELECTIONS RESULT OF PROPER DEPLOYMENT OF CPF & OTHER FORCES POLLING STATIONS 6 OBSERVERS IN POLLING PROCESS. 17 OBSERVERS IN COUNTING PROCESS. 31 COUNTING HALLS. 17 COUNTING LOCATIONS. 02 RETURNING OFFICERS. 37 AROS. 325 SECTOR OFFICERS. NODAL OFFICER FOR EVMS IN CEO/RO/ARO LEVEL. VILLAGE/HAMLET LEVEL EVM DEMONSRATION. 3 TIMES RANDOMISATION OF EVMS. 3 TIMES RANDOMISATION OF POLLING PERSONNEL.

15 POLLING AGENTS FROM SAME CONSTITUENCY. 594 MICRO OBSERVERS IN FIELD ON POLL DAY. 394 MICRO OBSERVERS IN COUNTING HALLS 262 DIGITAL CAMERAS. COMMUNICATION NETWORK UP TO EACH POLLING STATION. SMS BASED MESSAGE FROM POLLING STATION BY BLO ON THE POLL DAY. ON-LINE MONITORING OF POLL TREND OF EACH POLLING STATION BY CEO/RO/ARO THROUGH SMS BASED MESSAGE SYSTEM. ALPHABETICAL ELECTORAL ROLLS. DM & SP JOINT ACTION PLAN FOR PROPER MANAGEMENT OF POSTAL BALLOTS. RANDOMISATION OF COUNTING OFFICIALS. SUPPLY OF BRAILLE SIGNAGE FOR BLIND VOTERS TO ALL POLLING STATIONS. CARRYING OF FOUR AROS FROM REMOTE LOCATIONS TO RO S OFFICE WITH RESULT SHEET USING HELICOPTER. VULNERABILITY MAPPING AND THREE REPORTS TO ECI IN TIME. 331 PASS FOR MEDIA PERSONS ON POLL DAY. 280 PASS FOR MEDIA PERSONS ON COUNTING DAY. NEW ASSISTANCE SCHEME FOR THE POLL OFFICIALS. SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION OF GENESYS COUNTING SOFTWARE. DECLARATION OF RESULT BY RO BY 4.00 PM USING GENESYS SOFTWARE. DAILY REPORT ON MCC/LAW & ORDER /PAPER CLIPPING THROUGH CAMP BAG. NO POST POLL VIOLENCE. FREE, FAIR & PEACEFUL ELECTIONS.

16 INDEX SL. NO. ITEM PAGE NO. 1 Election Programme 1 2 Details of Officials on Election Duty. 2 3 Details of Returning Officer and Assistant Returning officers of the Parliamentary Constituencies. 3 & 4 4 Details of officials on Election Duty. 5 5 List of Contesting Candidate. 6 6 Details of votes secured by the Candidates 7 7 Elected candidate and margin of victory 8 8 Parliamentary Constituency wise winner, Runner up and 2 nd Runner up candidates Women candidate and their results Performance of political parties Assembly Segments wise details voter s turnout. 10 to Statement of results of political parties for last three Elections. 13 to Comparative Chart of Results. 22 to Details of deployment of Force Details of Electoral offences Information on Election Observers Information on Counting Observers Details of Counting Halls. 28 to State Elector s data District Wise details of Electors Assembly Segments wise details of Electors. 33 to Details of Electors with population ratio. 36 to State age-cohort wise Elector s Information Assembly Constituency wise information on EPIC and photo coverage in current roll. 40 & Polling Stations and their location details. 42 to Date and year of various Elections held in the State of Tripura since & Details of wining and runner up candidates from the Parliamentary Constituencies since to 49

17 1. ELECTION PROGRAMME LOK SABHA ELECTION Sl. No. Events Date & Day 2 Announcement of Election Schedule nd March, (Monday) 2. Date of Issue of Notification 28 th March, 2009 (Saturday) 3. Last Date for making Nomination 4 th April, 2009 (Saturday) 4. Date for Scrutiny of Nominations 6 th April, 2009 (Monday) 5. Last Date for Withdrawal of Candidature 6. Date of Poll 7. Counting of votes. 8 th April, 2009 (Wednesday) 23 rd April, 2009 (Thursday) 16 th May, 2009 (Saturday) 8. Date before which election shall be completed 28 th May, 2009 (Thursday) Page 1 of 49

18 2. DETAILS OF OFFICIALS. Details of Election Commission s Officials Sr. No. Name Designation 1 Shri Navin B. Chawla Chief Election Commissioner 2. Dr. S. Y. Quraishi Election Commissioner 3 Shri V.S. Sampath Election Commissioner 4. Shri R. Balakrishnan Deputy Election Commissioner 5. Shri Shangara Ram Principal Secretary & Advisor 6. Shri S.K. Rudola Secretary 7. Shri Asish Chakraborty Under Secretary. 8. Shri Sumit Mukherjee Under Secretary 9. Shri Ho Ram Under Secretary. Details of State Administration Officials Sr. No. Name Designation 1 Shri Shashi Prakash, Chief Secretary 2. Shri Pranay Sahay, Director General of Police. 3 Shri Rakesh Sarwal, Commissioner & Secretary, Home Department. 4. Shri C. Balasubramanian Additional Director General of Police (Law & Order). Details of State Election Officials Sr. No. Name Designation 1 Shri Sanjeev Ranjan, Chief Electoral Officer 2 Shri Dilip Acharjee, Additional Chief Electoral Officer 3 Shri P.R. Bhattacharjee, Joint Chief Electoral Officer Page 2 of 49

19 3. DETAILS OF RETURNING OFFICER AND ASSISTANT RETURNING OFFICERS OF THE PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES. LIST OF RETURNING OFFICERS FOR THE PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY Sl. Name Designation Returning Officer for No Shri Kishore Ambuly, IAS District Election Officer (D.M. & Collector), 1-Tripura West Parliamentary Constituency. 2 Shri Swapan Saha, IAS West Tripura, Agartala. District Election Officer (D.M. & Collector), North Tripura, Kailashahar. 2-Tripura East (ST) Parliamentary Constituency. LIST OF ASSISTANT RETURNING OFFICERS FOR 1-TRIPURA WEST PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY. Sl. No. Name Designation Sri Dulal Chandra Das. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Sadar, West Tripura. 2 Sri Bimal Riang. Additional Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Sadar, West Tripura. 3 Sri Manoranjan Das. Land Acquisition Officer, West Tripura. 4 Sri C.K. Jamatia. Project Director, DRDA, West Tripura. 5 Shri. Shambhu Nama. Dy. Transport Commissioner, Agartala, West Tripura. 6 Sri S. P. Biswas. District Welfare Officer, West Tripura. 7 Smt. Tanusree Debbarma, Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Bishalgarh. 8 Shri Tapan Kumar Das. Additional Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Bishalgarh. 9 Sri Chuni Lal Saha. Sr. Dy. Collector, DM s Office, West Tripura. 10 Shri R.M. Malakar Jt. Director, TW Department Agartala, Tripura 11 Shri Pankaj Chakraborty. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Sonamura, West Tripura. 12 Shri Tinkhuma Darlong Additional Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Sonamura, West Tripura. 13 M. D. Muslem Uddin Ahmed Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Udaipur, South Tripura. 14 Manik Lal Das Addl. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Udaipur, South Tripura. 15 Sri Sanjoy Chakraborty. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Belonia, South Tripura. 16 Sri Gopika Ranjan Das. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Santirbazar, South Tripura. Page 3 of 49

20 LIST OF ASSISTANT RETURNING OFFICERS FOR 2-TRIPURA EAST (ST) PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY. Sl. No. Name Designation Sri S.K. Chakma. Addl. District Magistrate & Collector, North Tripura. 2 Shri N.C. Sharma. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Khowai, West Tripura. 3 Shri Suittuifru Mog Addl. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Khowai, West Tripura. 4 Sri Tapash Roy Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Teliamura, West Tripura. 5 Smti Rakhi Biswas. Addl. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Teliamura, West Tripura. 6 Sri Uttam Mandal. Addl. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Belonia, South Tripura. 7 Sri Meghanad Chakma Addl. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Santirbazar, South Tripura. 8 Shri Subal Debbarma Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Sabroom, South Tripura. 9 Sri Abhishek Singh, Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Amarpur, South Tripura. 10 Sri Nirmal Adhikari. Addl. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Amarpur, South Tripura. 11 Sri Sankar Sarkar. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Ambassa, Dhalai District. 12 Sri L. T. Darlong. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Kamalpur, Dhalai District. 13 Sri. Hirendra Debbarma Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Gandachhara, Dhalai District. 14 Sri Mrinal Kanti Debbarma. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Longtharai Valley, Dhalai District. 15 Shri. Pratap Chakma Project Director, DRDA, Dhalai, Dhalai District. 16 Shri. Dhananjoy Debbarma District Welfare Officer, Dhalai. 17 Sri. Tarun Debabrma Additional Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Kailashahar, North Tripura. 18 Sri Tamal Majumder. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Kailashahar, North Tripura. 19 Sri. Usha Ranjan Debbarma Additional Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Dharmanagar, North Tripura. 20 Sri Ratan Biswas. Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Dharmanagar, North Tripura. 21 Shri Dilip Kr. Chakma Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Kanchanpur. Page 4 of 49

21 4. DETAILS OF OFFICIALS ON ELECTION DUTY No. & Name of Parliamentary Constituency Observers Micro Observers Poll Counting Poll Counting Sector Officers Presiding Officer Polling personnel 1-Tripura West Tripura East (ST) Total Page 5 of 49

22 5. List of Contesting Candidates. 1- Tripura West Parliamentary Constituency Sl. No. Name Party Shri Khagen Das, Communist Party of India (Marxist) 2 Shri Nilmani Deb Bharatiya Janata pary 3 Shri Sanjib Dey Nationalist Congress Party 4 Shri Sudip Roy Barman Indian National Congress. 5 Shri Arun Chandra Bhowmik All India Trinamool Congress 6 Shri Titu Saha Rashtriya Dehat Morcha Party. 7 Shri Partha Karmakar CPI (ML) (L) 8 Shri Rakhal Raj Datta Amra Bangalee 9 Shri Binay DebBarma Independent 10 Shri Subrata Bhowmik Independent 2-Tripura East (ST) Parliamentary Constituency Sl. No. Name Party Shri Dibachandra Hrangkhawl Indian National Congress. 2 Shri Pulin Behari Dewan Bharatiya Janata pary 3 Shri Baju Ban Riyan Communist Party of India (Marxist) 4 Shri Karna Dhan Chakma Amra Bangalee 5 Shri Falguni Tripura CPI (ML) (L) 6 Smti Rita Rani DebBarma All India Trinamool Congress 7 Shri Binoy Reang Independent 8 Shri Mevar Kumar Jamatia Independent 9 Shri Rajesh DebBarma Independent. Page 6 of 49

23 No. & Name of Parliamentary Constituency Electors Men Women Total 6. Details of votes secured by the Candidates Total Votes Percentage Rejected Votes Total Valid Votes 1-Tripura West % Tripura East (ST) % Name of Cantesting Candidates Party Votes Polled Percentage. Shri Khagen Das CPI(M) % Shri Nilmani Deb BJP % Shri Sanjib Dey NCP % Shri Sudip Roy Barman INC % Shri Arun Chandra Bhowmik AITMC % Shri Titu Saha RDMP % Shri Partha Karmakar CPI(ML) (L) % Rakhal Raj Datta, AB % Shri Binay DebBarma IND % Shri Subrata Bhowmik IND % Shri Dibachandra Hrangkhawl INC % Shri Pulin Behari Dewan BJP % Shri Baju Ban Riyan CPI(M) % Shri Karna Dhan Chakma AB % Shri Falguni Tripura CPI(M)(L) % Smti Rita Rani DebBarma AITMC % Shri Binoy Reang IND % Shri Mevar Kumar Jamatia IND % Shri Rajesh DebBarma IND % Page 7 of 49

24 7. ELECTED CANDIDATES & MARGIN OF VICTORY No. & Name of Parliamentary Constituency Candidate Name Winner candidates delails Runnerup Candidates Delails 2nd Runnerup Candidates Delails Votes polled Party Name Margin Candidate Name 8. PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY WISE WINNER, RUNNERUP AND 2ND RUNNERUP CANDIDATES. Votes polled Party Name Margin Candidate Name Shri Sudip Roy 1-Tripura West Shri Khagen Das CPI(M) INC Shri Nilmani Dey, BJP Barman 2- Tripura East Shri Dibachandra Shri Pulin Behari Shri Baju Ban Riyan CPI(M) INC BJP (ST) Hrangkhawl Dewan, Votes polled Party Name No. & Name of Parliamentary Constituency Candidate Name Party Vote Runner Up Candidate Party Vote Margin Tripura West Shri Khagen Das CPI(M) Shri Sudip Roy Barman INC Tripura East (ST) Shri Baju Ban Riyan CPI(M) Shri Dibachandra Hrangkhawl INC Page 8 of 49

25 Sr. No. 9. WOMEN CONTESTING CANDIDATES AND THEIR RESULTS. No. & Name of Parliamentary Constituency Name of Contesting Candidate Party Votes Polled Percentage Remarks 1 2- Tripura East (ST) Smti Rita Rani Deb Barma AITMC % DEFEATED 10. PERFORMANCE OF POLITICAL PARTIES. Party Name Votes Polled Seats won Percentage of seats Percentag e of votes NATIONAL PARTIES Bharatiya Janata Party % 3.38% Indian National Congress % 30.75% Communist Party of India (Marxist) % 61.69% Nationalist Congress Party % 0.18% STATE PARIES (In others State but contested election in the State) All India Trinamool Congress % 0.55% Communist Party of India (ML) Libaration % 0.51% REGISTERED UNRECOGNIZED PARTIES Amra Bangalee % 0.78% Rashtrya Dehat Morcha Pary % 0.12% INDEPENDENTS Independents % 2.03% State Total Page 9 of 49

26 Sl. No. & Name of PC 11. ASSEMBLY SEGMENT WISE DETAILS OF VOTER'S TURNOUT No. & Name of Assembly Segment General Electors No. of Electors Service Electors Men Women Total Men Women Total Grand Total Total No. of Electors Percentage who voted of Votes in the Polled Polling Stations No. of Voters who voted using EPIC % of Voters who voted using EPIC No. of Voters who voted using Document other than EPIC Percentage of Voters who voted using Document other than EPIC Simna(ST) % % % 2 - Mohanpur % % % 3 - Bamutia(SC) % % % 4 - Barjala(SC) % % % 5 - Khayerpur % % % 6 - Agartala % % % 7 - Ramnagar % % % 8 - Town Bardowali % % % 9 - Banamalipur % % % 10 - Majlishpur % % % 1-Tripura 11 - Mandaibazar(ST) % % % West 12 - Takarjala(ST) % % % Parliamentary Constituency Pratapgarh(SC) % % % 14 - Badharghat(SC) % % % 15 - Kamalasagar % % % 16 - Bishalgarh % % % 17 - Golaghati(ST) % % % 18 - Suryamaninagar % % % 19 - Charilam(ST) % % % 20 - Boxanagar % % % 21 -Nalchar(SC) % % % 22 - Sonamura % % % 23 - Dhanpur % % % Page 10 of 49

27 Sl. No. & Name of PC No. & Name of Assembly Segment General Electors No. of Electors Service Electors Men Women Total Men Women Total Grand Total Total No. of Electors Percentage who voted of Votes in the Polled Polling Stations No. of Voters who voted using EPIC % of Voters who voted using EPIC No. of Voters who voted using Document other than EPIC Percentage of Voters who voted using Document other than EPIC Bagma(ST) % % % 31 - Radhakishorepur % % % 32 -Matarbari % % % 1-Tripura West Parliamentary Constituency 2-Tripura East (ST) Parliamentary Constituency 33 -Kakraban- Salgarah(SC) % % % 34 - Rajnagar(SC) % % % 35 - Belonia % % % 36 - Shantirbazar(ST) % % % PC Total % % % 24 - Ramchandraghat(ST) % % % 25 -Khowai % % % 26 - Asharambari(ST) % % % 27 - Kalyanpur- Promodenagar % % % 28 - Teliamura % % % 29 - Krishnapur(ST) % % % 37 - Hrishyamukh % % % 38 -Jolaibari(ST) % % % 39 - Manu(ST) % % % 40 - Sabroom % % % 41 - Ampinagar(ST) % % % 42 - Amarpur % % % 43 - Karbook(ST) % % % 44 - Raima Valley(ST) % % % 45 - Kamalpur % % % Page 11 of 49

28 Sl. No. & Name of PC No. & Name of Assembly Segment General Electors No. of Electors Service Electors Men Women Total Men Women Total Grand Total Total No. of Electors Percentage who voted of Votes in the Polled Polling Stations No. of Voters who voted using EPIC % of Voters who voted using EPIC No. of Voters who voted using Document other than EPIC Percentage of Voters who voted using Document other than EPIC Surma(SC) % % % 47 - Ambassa(ST) % % % 48 - Karamchhara(ST) % % % 49 - Chawmanu(ST) % % % 50 - Pabiachara(SC) % % % 51 - Fatikroy(SC) % % % 52 - Chandipur % % % 53 - Kailasahar % % % 2-Tripura 54 - Kadamtala-Kurti % % % East (ST) 55 - Bagbassa % % % Parliamentar y 56 - Dharmanagar % % % Constituency 57 - Jubarajnagar % % % 58 - Panisagar % % % 59 - Pencharthal(ST) % % % 60 - Kanchanpur(ST) % % % PC Total % % % State Total % % % Page 12 of 49

29 No & Name of Assembly Segments 12. STATEMENT OF RESULTS OF POLITICAL PARTIES FOR LAST THREE ELECTIONS. General Electors Service Electors Total Shri Khagen Das, CPI(M) Shri Nilmani Dey, BJP Lok Sabha Election, Tripura West Parliamentary Constituency. Shri Shri Sudip Shri Arun Shri Sanjib Roy Chandra Titu Dey, Barman, Bhowmik, Saha, NCP INC AITMC RDMP Shri Partha Karmakar, CPI(ML) (L) Shri Rakhal Raj Datta, AB Shri Binay Debbarma, IND Subrata Bhowmik, IND Total Vallid vote Rejected Tender Vote Vote Simna(ST) Mohanpur Bamutia(SC) Barjala(SC) Khayerpur Agartala Ramnagar Town Bardowali Banamalipur Majlishpur Mandaibazar(ST) Takarjala(ST) Pratapgarh(SC) Badharghat(SC) Kamalasagar Bishalgarh Golaghati(ST) Suryamaninagar Charilam(ST) Boxanagar Nalchar(SC) Sonamura Dhanpur Page 13 of 49

30 No & Name of Assembly Segments General Electors Service Electors Total Shri Khagen Das, CPI(M) Shri Nilmani Dey, BJP Shri Sanjib Dey, NCP Shri Sudip Roy Barman, INC Shri Arun Chandra Bhowmik, AITMC Shri Titu Saha, RDMP Shri Partha Karmakar, CPI(ML) (L) Shri Rakhal Raj Datta, AB Shri Binay Debbarma, IND Subrata Bhowmik, IND Total Vallid vote Rejected Tender Vote Vote Bagma(ST) Radhakishorepur 32 -Matarbari Kakraban Salgarah(SC) 34 - Rajnagar(SC) Belonia Shantirbazar(ST) Numbers of votes recorded on postal ballot Grand Total Page 14 of 49

31 No & Name of Assembly Segments General Electors Service Electors Total Shri Dibachan dra Hrangkha wl, INC Lok Sabha Election, Tripura East (ST) Parliamentary Constituency. Shri Shri Shri Shri Smti Rita Pulin Baju Karna Falguni Rani Behari Ban Dhan Tripura, Debbarma Dewan, Riyan, Chakma, CPI(ML), AITMC BJP CPI(M) AB (L) Shri Binoy Reang, IND Shri Rajesh Mevar Debbarma, Kumar IND Jamatia, IND Total Valid votes No. of Rejected Votes Ramchandraghat(ST ) 25 -Khowai sharambari(st) Kalyanpur Promodenagar 28 - Teliamura Krishnapur(ST) Hrishyamukh Jolaibari(ST) Manu(ST) Sabroom Ampinagar(ST) Amarpur Karbook(ST) Raima Valley(ST) Kamalpur Surma(SC) Ambassa(ST) Karamchhara(ST) 49 - Chawmanu(ST) Pabiachara(SC) Fatikroy(SC) Chandipur Kailasahar Tender Votes Page 15 of 49

32 No & Name of Assembly Segments General Electors Service Electors Total Shri Shri Dibachan Pulin dra Behari Hrangkha Dewan, wl, INC BJP Shri Baju Ban Riyan, CPI(M) Shri Karna Dhan Chakma, AB Shri Falguni Tripura, Smti Rita Rani Shri Binoy Reang, IND Shri Mevar Kumar Jamatia, Rajesh Debbarma, IND Debbarma CPI(ML), AITMC (L) IND Kadamtala Kurti Total Valid votes No. of Rejected Votes 55 - Bagbassa Dharmanagar Jubarajnagar Panisagar Pencharthal(ST) Kanchanpur(ST) Numbers of votes recorded on postal ballot Grand Total Tender Votes Page 16 of 49

33 No. & Name of AC General Election to the Tripura Legislative Assembly, 2008 Party wise Result of Election Votes Polled Vailid votes Rejected Votes Votes secured by the Candidates BJP CPI CPI(M) INC AITMC RSP INPT NCP LJP AB PDS AIFB JD(U) CPI(ML) (L) 1-Simna (ST) Mohanpur Bamutia (SC) Barjala Khayerpur Agartala Ramnagar Town Bordowali Banamalipur Majlishpur Mandaibazar (ST) Takarjala (ST) Pratapgarh (SC) Badharghat Kamalasagar Bishalgarh Golaghati (ST) Charilam (ST) Boxanagar Nalchar (SC) Sonamura Dhanpur Ramchandraghat (ST) Khowai Asharambari (ST) Promodenagar (ST) Kalyanpur Krishnapur (ST) Teliamura IND Page 17 of 49

34 No. & Name of AC 30-Bagma (ST) Votes Polled Vailid votes Rejected Votes Votes secured by the Candidates BJP CPI CPI(M) INC AITMC RSP INPT NCP LJP AB PDS AIFB JD(U) CPI(ML) (L) IND 31-Salgarh (SC) R.K.Pur Matarbari Kakraban Rajnagar (SC) Belonia Shantirbazar (ST) Hrishyamukh Jolaibari (ST) Manu (ST) Sabroom Ampinagar (ST) Birganj Raima Valley (ST) Kamalpur Surma (ST) Salema (ST) Kulai (ST) Chawmanu (ST) Pabiachara (SC) Fatikroy Chandipur Kailasahar Kurti Kadamtala Dharmanagar Jubarajnagar Pencharthal(ST) Panisagar Kanchanpur (ST) Total Page 18 of 49

35 No. & Name of Assembly Segments Total No. of Electors Lok Sabha Election Tripura West Parliamentary Constituency Amal Mallick AITC Votes polled by candidates of political parties. Nirmala Brajalal Khagen Das Rakahalraj Dasgupta Debnath CPIM Datta AB INC IND Ramu Banik IND Total votes Rejected Voters 1-Simna (ST) Mohanpur 30, Bamutia (SC) 33, Barjala 47, Khayerpur 37, Agartala 47, Ramnagar 34, Town Bordowali 30, Banamalipur 27, Majlishpur 35, Mandaibazar (ST) Takarjala (ST) Pratapgarh (SC) Badharghat Kamalasagar Bishalgarh Golaghati (ST) Charilam (ST) Boxanagar Nalchar (SC) Sonamura Dhanpur Bagma (ST) Salgarh (SC) Total Valid Votes Page 19 of 49

36 No. & Name of Assembly Segments Total No. of Electors Amal Mallick AITC Votes polled by candidates of political parties. Nirmala Brajalal Khagen Das Rakahalraj Dasgupta Debnath CPIM Datta AB INC IND Ramu Banik IND Total votes Rejected Voters 32-R.K.Pur Matarbari Kakraban Rajnagar (SC) Belonia Shantirbazar (ST) Postal Ballot Total for PC Total No. of Electors Pulin Bihari Dewan BJP Lok Sabha Election Tripura East Parliamentary Constituency Baju Ban Riyan CPI(M) Jadu Mohan Tripura INC Karna Dhan Chakma AB Charai Muni Jamatia CPI(ML) Dija Raj Tripura IND Total votes Rejected. Voters Total Valid Votes Total Valid Votes No. & Name of Assembly Segments 23-Ramchandraghat (ST) Khowai Asharambari (ST) Promodenagar (ST) Kalyanpur Krishnapur (ST) Teliamura Hrishyamukh Jolaibari (ST) Manu (ST) Page 20 of 49

37 Total No. of Electors Pulin Bihari Dewan BJP Baju Ban Riyan CPI(M) Jadu Mohan Tripura INC Karna Dhan Chakma AB Charai Muni Jamatia CPI(ML) Dija Raj Tripura IND Total votes Rejected. Voters Total Valid Votes No. & Name of Assembly Segments 41-Sabroom Ampinagar (ST) Birganj Raima Valley (ST) Kamalpur Surma (SC) Salema (ST) Kulai (ST) Chawmanu (ST) Pabiachara (ST) Fatikroy Chandipur Kailasahar Kurti Kadamtala Dharmanagar Jubarajnagar Pencharthal (ST) Panisagar Kanchanpur (ST) Postal ballot PC Total Page 21 of 49

38 13. Comparative Chart of Results. 1- Tripura West Parliamentary Constituency. LOK SABHA ELECTION, 2009 LOK SABHA ELECTION, 2004 CPI(M) 60.14% BJP 2.72% NCP 0.33% Khagen Das, CPIM 70.86% Nirmala Dasgupta, INC 16.00% IND 1.09% IND 0.49% RDMP 0.23% AB 0.35% AITMC 0.59% CPI(ML) (L) 0.44% INC 33.63% Amal Mallick, AITC 9.61% Ramu Banik, IND 1.54% Rakahalraj Datta, AB 0.99% Brajalal Debnath, IND 1.00% CPI(M) BJP NCP INC AITMC RDMP CPI(ML) (L) AB IND IND Amal Mallick, AITC Nirmala Dasgupta, INC Brajalal Debnath, IND Khagen Das, CPIM Rakahalraj Datta, AB Ramu Banik, IND Page 22 of 49

39 2- Tripura East (ST) Parliamentary Constituency. LOK SABHA ELECTION, 2009 LOK SABHA ELECTION, 2004 BJP 4.14% INC 27.47% CPI(M) 63.47% AB 1.28% CPI(M)(L) 0.60% Baju Ban Riyan CPI(M) 66.48% Pulin Bihari Dewan BJP 16.61% Dija Raj Tripura IND 2.25% Charai Muni Jamatia CPI(ML) 1.04% Jadu Mohan Tripura INC 12.35% Karna Dhan Chakma AB 1.27% RDMP 1.21% IND 0.57% IND 0.76% AITMC 0.51% INC BJP CPI(M) AB CPI(M)(L) AITMC IND IND RDMP Pulin Bihari Dewan BJP Jadu Mohan Tripura INC Charai Muni Jamatia CPI(ML) Baju Ban Riyan CPI(M) Karna Dhan Chakma AB Dija Raj Tripura IND Page 23 of 49

40 Performance of Political party State.. LOK SABHA ELECTION, 2009 ASSEMBLY ELECTION, 2008 CPI(M) 48.01% Communist Party of India (Marxist) 61.70% Communist Party of India (ML) Liabaration 0.51% Nationalist Congress Party 0.18% Rashtrya Dehat Morcha Pary. 0.12% BJP 1.49% INC 36.38% IND 3.26% PDS 0.11% LJP 0.12% AITMC 0.35% AB 0.31% NCP 0.10% INPT 6.21% CPI 1.48% RSP 1.69% CPI(ML)(L) 0.28% AIFB 0.16% JD (U) 0.06% Indian National Congress 30.75% Bharatiya Janata Party 3.38% Bharatiya Janata Party Indian National Congress Communist Party of India (Marxist) Nationalist Congress Party All India Trinamool Congress Communist Party of India (ML) Liabaration Amra Bangalee Rashtrya Dehat Morcha Pary. Independents Independents 2.03% All India Trinamool Congress 0.55% Amra Bangalee 0.78% LOK SABHA ELECTION, 2004 CPI(M) 68.80% AITC 5.09% BJP 7.82% INC IND AB 14.28% 2.40% CPI(M)(L) 1.12% 0.49% CPI(M) AITC BJP INC AB CPI(M)(L) IND Page 24 of 49

41 14. DETAILS OF DEPLOYMENT OF FORCE. LOK SABHA ELECTIONS 2009 TOTAL DEPLOYMENT SL NO. MADE FROM CPMF PSO TSR ARMED POLICE PERSONS OTHER THAN TSR UNARMED POLICE PERSONS 1 NORTH DISTRICT 42 SEC _ DHALAI DISTRICT 101 SEC _ WEST DISTRICT 165 SEC _ SOUTH DISTRICT 83 SEC _ PHQ _ TOTAL : 391 SEC PERSONS 15. ELECTORAL OFFENCES DURING LOK SABHA ELECTIONS-2009 No. & Name of District Murder Attempt to murder Dacoiety Robbery Rioting Hurt Arson Misc. N.C. Code of Conduct. Bogus Voting 1.West Tripura Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 2. South Tripura Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 3. Dhalai District Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 4.North Tripura Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Total Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Total Page 25 of 49

42 16. Information on Election Observers, Sl Observer Batch/ Position Assembly Constituency assigned Observer Code 1-Tripura West Parliamentary Constituency Shri Raj Rup Fuliya, IAS, 1983/G-2032 Shri Sri Baburao Madbi, IAS G-2827 Shri S L Meena, IRS 1988/R-9301 Shri Bal Prasad, IFS 1983/F-1036 Shri G R Meena, IC&CES 1984/R-9370 Dr Manmohan Singh, IAS 1985/G-1060 Financial Commissioner & Principal Secretary, ARCHIVES DEPARTMENT., Haryana - Lucknow 2- Tripura East (ST) Parliamentary Constituency Chief Conservator of Forest, Manipur Commissioner, Customs & Central Excise, Indore Secretary Infrastructure & Investment Department Govt. of AP 1 - Simna,2 - Mohanpur, 3 - Bamutia,4 - Barjala, 5- Khayerpur,6 - Agartala, 7- Ramnagar,8 - Townbordowali, 9 -Banamalipur,10 -Majlishpur, 11 -Mandaibazar 12 - Takarjala, 13 - Pratapgarh, 14 -Badharghat,15 -Kamalasagar, 16 -Bishalgarh, 17 - Golaghati, 18 - Suryamaninagar, 19- Charilam, 20 -Boxanagar, 21 - Nalchar, 22 - Sonamura, 23 -Dhanpur, 30 - Bagma, 31 -Radhakishorepur, 32 -Matarbari, 33 -Kakraban-salgarh, 34 Rajnagar, 35 Belonia, 36- Santirbazar, 24 - Ramchandraghat 25- Khowai, 26 -Asharambari, 27 -Kalyanpurpramodenagar 28 - Teliamura, 29 -Krishnapur, 44 - Raimavalley, 45 - Kamalpur, 46 -Surma, 47 Ambassa 48- Karmachhara, 49 -Chawamanu, 37 - Hrishyamukh, 38 -Jolaibari, 39 - Manu, 40 -Sabroom, 41 - Ampinagar, 42 - Amarpur, 43 -Karbook, 50 - Pabiachhara, 51 -Fatikroy, 52 - Chandipur, 53 - Kailashahar, 54 -Kadamtala-kurti, 55 -Bagbassa, 56 -Dharmanagar, 57 -Jubarajnagar, 58 -Panisagar, 59 -Pencharthal, 60 -Kanchanpur, Page 26 of 49

43 17. INFORMATION OF COUNTING OVSERVERS, SL. No. Name of the Observer Name of the Assembly segments Sri Raj Rup Fuliya 1 - Simna,2 - Mohanpur, 3 - Bamutia,4 - Barjala, 5- Khayerpur,6 - Agartala, 7- Ramnagar,8 - Townbordowali, 9 -Banamalipur,10 -Majlishpur, 11 -Mandaibazar 2 Sri Baburao Madbi Takarjala, 13 - Pratapgarh, 14 -Badharghat,15 -Kamalasagar, 16 -Bishalgarh, 17 - Golaghati, 18 - Suryamaninagar, 19- Charilam, 3 Sri Kailesh Bundela 20 -Boxanagar, 21 - Nalchar, 22 - Sonamura, 23 -Dhanpur, 4 Sri Rentsamo Ngully Bagma, 31 -Radhakishorepur, 32 -Matarbari, 33 -Kakraban-salgarh, 5 Sri Deepak Majumder. 34 Rajnagar, 35 Belonia 37 - Hrishyamukh,, 6 Sri Tope Bam 36 - Shantirbazar(ST) 38 -Jolaibari(ST) 7 Sri H.S. Chowdhury Ramchandraghat 25- Khowai, 26 -Asharambari, 8 Sri Y.V.S.T. Sai 27 -Kalyanpur-pramodenagar 28 - Teliamura, 29- Krishnapur (ST) 9 Sri D.S. Sharma Manu, 40 -Sabroom, 10 Sri G.R. Meena Ampinagar, 42 - Amarpur, 43 -Karbook, 11 Sri K.K. Bakshi Raima Valley(ST) 12 Sri Meghnath Porab Kamalpur, 46 -Surma, 13 Sri Bala Prasad 47-Ambasha 14 Sri B.S. Kulesh 48- Karmachhara,49 -Chawamanu 15 Sri Monmohan Singh 50 - Pabiachhara, 51 -Fatikroy, 52 - Chandipur, 53 - Kailashahar, 16 Sri Victor Carpenter 54 -Kadamtala-kurti, 55 -Bagbassa, 56 -Dharmanagar, 57 -Jubarajnagar, 58 -Panisagar, 17 Sri Raman Kumar Sharma. 59 -Pencharthal, 60 -Kanchanpur, Page 27 of 49

44 18. GENERAL ELECTIONS TO THE LOK SABHA,2009 FROM 1-TRIPURA WEST & 2- TRIPURA EAST (ST) PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES OF THE STATE OF TRIPURA COUNTING CENTRES/HALLS AS APPROVED BY THE ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA VIDE IT'S LETTER NO.470/TP-HP/2009/4679 DATED Sl.No. No. & Name of Parliamentary Constituency 31ST MARCH, 2009 AND LETTER NO.470/TP-HP/2009 DATED 10TH APRIL,2009 City or Town Venue of Counting Halls where the Counting Halls are located No.& Name of Assembly Segments under the Parliamentary Constituency Counting Hall No. No. of Tables set up in the Halls including the Tables of AROs Simna(ST) 1st Floor of Annexed Building, U. K. Academy, Hall No Mohanpur Agartala. 3 3-Bamutia (SC) Temporary Counting Hall at the U.K. Academy, Lawn Hall No Barjala (SC) in between Teachers Common Room and Campus Hall. 5-Khayerpur Annexed Building Ground Floor (Northern Wing) of U. Hall No Agartala K. Academy, Agartala. 6 6-Agartala Library Room of U. K. Academy, Agartala. Hall No Ramnagar 8 8-Town Bordowali Teachers Common Room of U. K. Academy, Agartala. Hall No Tripura West 9-Banamalipur Majlishpur Annexed Building Ground Floor (Southern Wing), U.K. Hall No Mandaibazar (ST) Academy, Agartala Takarjala(ST) Conference Hall of SDMs Office, Hall No Pratapgarh (SC) Bishalgarh(Milanayatan) Badharghat (SC) General Section of SDMs Office, Bishalgarh (Old Hall No Suryamaninagar Building) Bishalgarh Kamalasagar 1st Floor of New Building, SDMs Office, Bishalgarh Hall No Bishalgarh (East Wing) Golaghati (ST) 1st Floor of New Building, SDMs Office, Bishalgarh Hall No Charilam (ST) (West Wing) Page 28 of 49

45 Sl.No. No. & Name of Parliamentary Constituency No.& Name of Assembly Segments under the Parliamentary Constituency City or Town where the Counting Halls are located Venue of Counting Halls Counting Hall No. No. of Tables set up in the Halls including the Tables of AROs Boxanagar Sonamura Girls' Class XII School, Sonamura Hall No Nalchar(SC) Sonamura Sonamura Sonamura Girls' Class XII School, Sonamura Hall No Dhanpur Bagma(ST) Ramesh Higher Secondary School, Udaipur Hall No Radhakishorepur 1-Tripura West Matarbari Udaipur Ramesh Higher Secondary School, Ramesh Bichitra Hall No Kakraban- Hall, Udaipur 27 Salgarah(SC) Rajnagar(SC) Belonia Girls' H.S. School, Belonia Hall No Belonia Belonia Shantirbazar(ST) Shantirbazar Shantirbazar H.S. School, Shantirbazar Hall No Total No.Tables in Total : 30 Assembly Segment in the PC Total Hall in the PC: 16 the PC: Ramchandraghat(ST) Khowai Counting Hall, SDM's Office Complex, Khowai 2 25-Khowai 3 26-Asharambari(ST) 27-Kalyanpur Tripura East Promodenagar Teliamura Counting Hall, SDM's Office Complex, Teliamura 5 (ST) 28-Teliamura 6 29-Krishnapur(ST) 7 37-Hrishyamukh Belonia Belonia Girls' H.S. School, Belonia Hall No Jolaibari(ST) Shantirbazar Shantirbazar H.S. School, Shantirbazar Hall No Manu(ST) 14+1 Sabroom Counting Hall, SDM's Office Complex, Sabroom Sabroom Page 29 of 49

46 Sl.No. No. & Name of Parliamentary Constituency No.& Name of Assembly Segments under the Parliamentary Constituency City or Town where the Counting Halls are located Venue of Counting Halls Counting Hall No. No. of Tables set up in the Halls including the Tables of AROs Ampinagar (ST) Amarpur Amarpur Amarpur H.S. School, Amarpur Karbook (ST) Raima Valley(ST) Gandachara BAC Hall, Dumburnagar R.D. Block, Gandachara Kamalpur 14+1 Kamalpur Kamalpur Class XII School, Kamalpur Surma(SC) 47-Ambassa(ST) Kulai, Kulai Class-XII School, Kulai Ambassa Karamchhara(ST) 12+1 Chailengta Counting Hall, SDM's Office Complex, Chailengta Chawmanu(ST) 2-Tripura East Pabiachara(SC) Hall No (ST) Campus Hall, R.K. Institution, Kailasahar Fatikroy(SC) Kailasahar Chandipur 10+1 Campus Hall, R.K. Institution, Kailasahar Hall No Kailasahar Kadamtala-Kurti Bagbassa Counting Hall, B.B. Institution, Dharmanagar Hall No Dharmanagar Dharmanagar Jubarajnagar 12+1 Counting Hall, B.B. Institution, Dharmanagar Hall No Panisagar Pencharthal(ST) 10+1 Kanchanpur Agri. Conferernce Hall, Subhash Nagar, Kanchanpur Kanchanpur(ST) Total :30 Assembly Segment in the PC Total : 60 Assembly Segments in both the PCs Total Halls in the State: 31 Total Hall in the PC: 15 Total No.Tables in the PC: 193 Total No.Tables in the State: 425 Page 30 of 49

47 19. State Elector s Data Total Population (Census 2001) : 31,99,203 Total Electors (including Service Electors as on 4 th April, 2009) : Male : Female : General Electors : Male : Female : Service Electors : 2458 Male : 1803 Female : 655 Elector to total population ratio : 590 (As on based on Central Statistical Organization projections for the State) Elector to only 18+ population ratio : 996 (As on based on Central Statistical Organization projections for the State) Gender Ratio in the (census) population : 948 Gender Ratio in the voter rolls : 955 Roll Revision Electors in Draft Roll (Number) Addition over Draft (%) (0.84%) (3.66%) (3.16%) (3.92%) Deletions over Draft (%) (2.01%) (4.56%) (1.42%) (1.67%) Net Addition over Draft (%) (-1.13%) (-0.91%) (1.74%) (2.25%) Electors in Final Roll (Number) Total Parliamentary Constituencies :- 2 (Two) Total Assembly Segments : 60 (Sixty) Total Electoral Parts (polling stations) : 3008 Parts with <800 voters : 2066 Parts with >800 & 1200 voters : 939 Parts with >1200 & <1400 Voters : 3 Parts with >1400 : 0 Total Polling Locations : Location with 1 PS Location with 2 PS Location with 3 PS Location with 4 PS Location with 5 PS Location with 6 PS Location with 7 PS Location with 8 PS or >8 PS EPIC Coverage of voters in roll : 100% Photo Coverage of voters in roll : 100% Page 31 of 49

48 20. DISTRICT- WISE DETAILS OF ELECTORS AS ON 4TH APRIL, 2009 No. & Name of General electors Service electors Total electors District. Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total West Tripura South Tripura Dhalai District North Tripura State Total Page 32 of 49

49 21. ASSEMBLY SEGMENT - WISE DETAILS OF ELECTORS AS ON 4TH APRIL, 2009 Sl. No. & Name of PC 1-Tripura West Parliamentary Constituency. No. & Name of Assembly Total Electors Service Electors Total Electors Segment Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total 1 - Simna(ST) Mohanpur Bamutia(SC) Barjala(SC) Khayerpur Agartala Ramnagar Town Bardowali Banamalipur Majlishpur Mandaibazar(ST) Takarjala(ST) Pratapgarh(SC) Badharghat(SC) Kamalasagar Bishalgarh Golaghati(ST) Suryamaninagar Charilam(ST) Boxanagar Nalchar(SC) Sonamura Dhanpur Bagma(ST) Page 33 of 49

50 Sl. No. & Name of PC 2-Tripura East (ST) Parliamentary Constituency No. & Name of Assembly Total Electors Service Electors Total Electors Segment Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total 31 - Radhakishorepur Matarbari Kakraban-Salgarah(SC) Rajnagar(SC) Belonia Shantirbazar(ST) PC Total Ramchandraghat(ST) Khowai Asharambari(ST) Kalyanpur- 54 Promodenagar Teliamura Krishnapur(ST) Hrishyamukh Jolaibari(ST) Manu(ST) Sabroom Ampinagar(ST) Amarpur Karbook(ST) Raima Valley(ST) Kamalpur Surma(SC) Ambassa(ST) Page 34 of 49

51 Sl. No. & Name of No. & Name of Assembly Total Electors Service Electors Total Electors PC Segment Men Women Total Men Women Total Men Women Total 48 - Karamchhara(ST) Chawmanu(ST) Pabiachara(SC) Fatikroy(SC) Chandipur Kailasahar Kadamtala-Kurti Bagbassa Dharmanagar Jubarajnagar Panisagar Pencharthal(ST) Kanchanpur(ST) PC Total State Total Page 35 of 49

52 Total Electors of State : Elector-Population Ratio of State :- 590 Name of District 22. DETAILS OF ELECTOR WITH POPULATION RATIO Assembly Constituency Total Population (as on based on Central Statistical Organisation projections for the State) Electors as per final roll w.r.t as qualifying date (As on 4th April, 2009) Ratio of Electors to Population No. Name Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Simna (ST) Mohanpur Bamutia(SC) Barjala (SC) Khayerpur Agartala Ramnagar Town Bordowali Banamalipur West Tripura 10 Majlishpur Mandwi Bazar (ST) Takarjala(ST) Pratapgarh (SC) Badharghat Kamala Sagar Bishalgarh Golaghati(ST) Surjamani Nagar Charilam(ST) Boxanagar Page 36 of 49

53 Name of District Assembly Constituency Total Population (as on based on Central Statistical Organisation projections for the State) Electors as per final roll w.r.t as qualifying date (As on 4th April, 2009) Ratio of Electors to Population No. Name Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Nalchar (SC) Sonamura Dhanpur Ramchandra Ghat (ST) Khowai Asharmbari (ST) Kalyanpur- South Tripura Pramodnagar 28 Teliamura Krishnapur(ST) District Total: Bagma (ST) R.K.Pur Matabari Kakraban-Salgharah Rajnagar (SC) Belonia Santirbazar (ST) Hrishyamukh Jolaibari (ST) Manu (ST) Sabroom Ampinagar (ST) Birganj Karbook (ST) District Total: Page 37 of 49

54 Name of District Assembly Constituency Total Population (as on based on Central Statistical Organisation projections for the State) Electors as per final roll w.r.t as qualifying date (As on 4th April, 2009) Ratio of Electors to Population No. Name Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Raima Valley (ST) Kamalpur Dhalai North Tripura 46 Surma (SC) Ambassa (ST) Karamcharra (ST) Chawmanu (ST) District Total Pabiachhara(SC) Fatikroy(SC) Chandipur Kailashahar Kadamtala-Kurti Bagbassa Dharmanagar Jubarajnagar Panisagar Pencharthal(ST) Kanchanpur(ST) District Total State Total Page 38 of 49

55 23. STATE AGE-COHORT WISE ELECTOR INFORMATION Name of State :- Tripura Year of Revision 2009 State population in numbers (projected upto the year of Current revision) (X) State Population of 18+ only ( in numbers projected upto the year of current revision) (Y) Age Cohort Projected Census %age of (2) to Electors as per %age of (4) to (x) %age of (4) to population in age Cohort (Projected upto the year of current revision) total population as per census final electoral roll w.r.t as qualifying date (As on 4th April, 2009) i.e. total population as per voter roll (Y) i.e. registered voters vs eligible voters % % 2.57% % % 30.18% % % 24.20% % % 19.81% % % 11.90% % % 6.48% % % 3.19% % % 1.25% State Total % % 99.59% Page 39 of 49

56 24. ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY WISE INFORMATION ON EPIC & PHOTO COVERAGE IN CURRENT ROLLS Name of Assembly Constituency District No Name Total Electors (As on 4th April, 2009) Total Photos in the roll Non Photo Entries % of Non Photo Entries Total EPIC holders Residual Electors (with out EPIC) % of Residual Electors Latest % age of EPIC coverage against roll Simna (ST) % % % 2 Mohanpur % % % 3 Bamutia(SC) % % % 4 Barjala (SC) % % % 5 Khayerpur % % % 6 Agartala % % % 7 Ramnagar % % % 8 Town Bordowali % % % 9 Banamalipur % % % 10 Majlishpur % % % 11 Mandwi Bazar (ST) % % % 12 Takarjala (ST) % % % 13 Pratapgarh (SC) % % % 14 Badhrghat % % % West Tripura 15 Kamalasagar % % % 16 Bishalgarh % % % 17 Golaghati (ST) % % % 18 Surjyamani Nagar % % % 19 Charilam (ST) % % % 20 Boxanagar % % % 21 Nalchar (SC) % % % 22 Sonamura % % % 23 Dhanpur % % % 24 Ramchandra Ghat (ST) % % % 25 Khowai % % % 26 Asharambari (ST) % % % 27 Kalyanpur % Pramodhnagar % % 28 Teliamura % % % 29 Krishnapur (ST) % % % District Total % % % Page 40 of 49

57 Name of Assembly Constituency District No Name Total Total Electors (As Photos on 4th April, in the 2009) roll Non Photo Entries % of Non Photo Entries Total EPIC holders Residual Electors (with out EPIC) % of Residual Electors Latest % age of EPIC coverage against roll Bagma(ST) % % % 31 R.K.Pur % % % 32 Matarbari % % % South District Dhalai District North Tripura 33 Kakraban Shalgara 0 (SC) % % % 34 Rajnagar (SC) % % % 35 Belonia % % % 36 Santirbazar (ST) % % % 37 Hrishyamukh % % % 38 Jolaibari (ST) % % % 39 Manu (ST) % % % 40 Sabroom % % % 41 Ampinagar (ST) % % % 42 Birganj % % % 43 Karbook (ST) % % % District Total: % % % 44 Raima Valley (ST) % % % 45 Kamalpur % % % 46 Surma (SC) % % % 47 Ambassa (ST) % % % 48 Karamcharra (ST) % % % 49 Chawmanu (ST) % % % District Total % % % 50 Pabiachhara(SC) % % % 51 Fatikroy(SC) % % % 52 Chandipur % % % 53 Kailashahar % % % 54 Kadamtala-Kurti % % % 55 Bagbassa % % % 56 Dharmanagar % % % 57 Jubarajnagar % % % 58 Panisagar % % % 59 Pencharthal(ST) % % % 60 Kanchanpur(ST) % % % District Total % % % State Total % % % Page 41 of 49

58 District Name Assembly No & Name 25. POLLING STATION LOCATIONS (PSL) DETAILS Total Parts (Polling Stations) Total Polling Station Locations (PSLs) Breakup of urban Polling Station location with having more than one PS in same building Breakup of rural Polling Station location with having more than one PS in same building No Name Urban Rural Total Urban Rural Total 1 PS 2 PS 3 PS 4 PS 5PS 6 & more PS 1 PS 2 PS 3 PS 4 PS 5 & more PS West Tripura 1 Simna(ST) Mohanpur Bamutia (SC) Barjala (SC) Khayerpur Agartala Ramnagar Town Bordowali Banamalipur Majlishpur Mandaibazar (ST) Takarjala (ST) Pratapgarh (SC) Badhrghat Kamalasagar Bishalgarh Golaghati (ST) Surjyamani Nagar Charilam (ST) Boxanagar Nalchar (SC) Sonamura Dhanpur Page 42 of 49

59 District Name West Tripura Assembly No & Name Total Parts (Polling Stations) Total Polling Station Locations (PSLs) Breakup of urban Polling Station location with having more than one PS in same building No Name Urban Rural Total Urban Rural Total 1 PS 2 PS 3 PS 4 PS 5PS 6 & more PS Breakup of rural Polling Station location with having more than one PS in same building 1 PS 2 PS 3 PS 4 PS Ramchandra Ghat( ST) 25 Khowai Asharambari (ST) Kalyanpur Promodhnagar 28 Teliamura Krishnapur(ST) District Total Bagma(ST) R.K.Pur Matarbari South Tripura 33 Kakraban Salgarah(SC) 34 Rajnagar (SC) Belonia Santirbazar (ST) Hrishyamukh Jolaibari (ST) Manu (ST) Sabroom Ampinagar (ST) Birganj Karbook (ST) District Total: & more PS Page 43 of 49

60 District Name Assembly No & Name Total Parts (Polling Stations) Total Polling Station Locations (PSLs) Breakup of urban Polling Station location with having more than one PS in same building No Name Urban Rural Total Urban Rural Total 1 PS 2 PS 3 PS 4 PS 5PS 6 & more PS Breakup of rural Polling Station location with having more than one PS in same building 1 PS 2 PS 3 PS 4 PS Raima Valley (ST) Dhalai District North Tripura 45 Kamalpur Surma (SC) Ambassa (ST) Karamcharra (ST) Chawmanu (ST) District Total: Pabiachhara(SC) Fatikroy(SC) Chandipur Kailashahar Kadamtala-Kurti Bagbassa Dharmanagar Jubarajnagar Panisagar Pencharthal(ST) Kanchanpur(ST) District Total State Total & more PS Page 44 of 49

61 26. Date and year of various Elections held in the State of Tripura since 1952 Sl.No Year of Election Name of Elections Date of Poll held (i) General Election to Lok Sabha 11 th,16 th,21 st & 25 th (ii) Electoral College January, (i) General Election to Lok Sabha 1 st,5 th,9 th & 12 th (ii) General Election to Territorial March,1957 Council in Tripura (i) General Election to Lok Sabha 21 st,23 rd & 25 th (ii) General Election to Territorial February,1962 Council in Tripura (i) General Election to Lok Sabha 18 th February,1967 General Election to Tripura Legislative Assembly General Election to Lok Sabha 7 th March, General Election to State Legislative 11 th March,1972 Assembly General Election to Lok Sabha 16 th March, General Election to State Legislative 31 st December,1977 Assembly General Election to Lok Sabha 6 th January, General Election to State Legislative 5 th January,1983 Assembly General Election to Lok Sabha 24 th December, General Election to State Legislative 2 nd February,1988 Assembly Counter Manded Election in th February,1988 Fatikroy Assembly Constituency General Election to Lok Sabha 22 nd November, General Election to Lok Sabha 12 th June, General Election to State Legislative 3 rd April,1993 Assembly General Election to Lok Sabha 7 th May, Bye-Election from 60-Kanchanpur(ST) 11 th October,1996 & 37-Shantirbazar(ST) of Tripura State L.A. Page 45 of 49

62 (i) General Election to Lok Sabha 16 th February,1998 (ii) General Election to State Legislative Assembly Bye-Election from 45-Kamalpur 3 rd June,1998 Assembly Constituency of Tripura State L.A General Election to Lok Sabha 3 rd October, Bye-Election from 37-Shantirbazar 3 rd October,1999 (ST) AC of Tripura State L.A Bye-Election from 55-Kadamtala AC 19 th February,2001 of Tripura State L.A Bye-Election from 9-Banamalipur AC 10 th May,2001 of Tripura State L.A Bye-Election from 1-Tripura West 21 st February,2002 Parliamentary Constituency General Election to the State 26 th February,2003 Legislative Assembly Biennial Elections to Council of States 26 th March,2004 (Rajya Sabha) General Elections to Lok Sabha 22 nd April, Presidential Election 19 th July, Vice-Presidential Election 10 th August, General Election to the State Legislative Assembly, rd February, General Election to Lok Sabha, rd April,2009 (As per the extent of newly Delimitation Order dated 12 th May,2005) Bye-Election from 8-Town Bordowali Assembly Constituency (As per delimitation Order of 1976) 28 th May,2009 Page 46 of 49

63 27. DETAILS OF WINING AND RUNNER+ UP CANDIDATES FROM THE PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES SINCE 1952 Sl. No. Year Election of PC Name Name of Elected Candidates with Party Affiliation Votes polled Name of Runner up Candidate with Party Affiliation Votes polled Tripura East Tripura West Tripura East Tripura West Dasarath Deb, Communist Birendra Ch. Datta, Communist Dasarath Deb, Communist Sachindra Lal Singh, Congress M.K. Durjoy Kishore Dev Barman, Independent Umesh Lal Singh, Congress Bangshi DebBarma, Congress Birendra Ch. Datta, Communist Tripura West Birendra Ch. Datta, CPI Tripura East (ST) Dasarath Deb, CPI Sukhamay Sen Gupta, Congress Jitendra Mohan DebBarma, Congress Tripura West J. K. Chowdhury, Congress Birendra Ch. Datta, CPI(M) Tripura East (ST) Sj. Maharaj Manikya Kirit Bikram Kishore DebBarma Bahadur, Congress Dasarath Deb, CPI(M) Page 47 of 49

64 Sl. No. Year Election of PC Name Name of Elected Candidates with Party Affiliation Votes polled Name of Runner up Candidate with Party Affiliation Votes polled Tripura West Biren Datta, CPM Anil Kr. Sen, INC Tripura East (ST) Dasarath Deb, CPM Ramendra Kishore DebBarma, INC Tripura West Sachindra Lal Singh, CFD Tarit Mohan Das Gupta, INC Tripura East (ST) Kirit Bikram Kishore DebBarma, INC Dasarath Deb, CPI(M) Tripura West Ajoy BIswas, CPI(M) Ashok Kr. Bhattacharjee, INC(I) Tripura East (ST) Baju Ban Riyan, CPI(M) Ratna Prava Das, Independent Tripura West Ajoy Biswas, CPI(M) Sudhir Ranjan Majumder, INC Tripura East (ST) Baju Ban Riyan, CPI(M) Kirit Bikram Kishore DebBarma, INC Tripura West Santosh Mohan Deb, INC Manik Sarkar, CPI(M) Tripura East (ST) Maharaj Manikya Kirit BIkram Kishore DebBarma Bahadur, INC Baju Ban RIyan, CPI(M) Tripura West Santosh Mohan Deb, INC Manik Sarkar, CPI(M) Tripura East (ST) Maharani Bibhu Kumari Devi, INC Baju Ban Riyan, CPI(M) Page 48 of 49

65 Sl. No. Year Election of PC Name Name of Elected Candidates with Party Affiliation Votes polled Name of Runner up Candidate with Party Affiliation Votes polled Tripura West Badal Choudhury, CPI(M) AShok Kr. Bhattacharjee, INC Tripura East (ST) Baju Ban RIyan, CPI(M) Kashiram Reang, INC Tripura West Samar Choudhury, CPI(M) Radhika Ranjan Gupta, INC Tripura East (ST) Baju Ban RIyan, CPI(M) Drao Kumar Reang, INC Tripura West Samar Choudhury, CPI(M) Sudhir Ranjan Majumder, AITC Tripura East (ST) Baju Ban RIyan, CPI(M) Jishnu DebBarma, BJP (Bye- Election) Tripura West Khagen Das, CPI(M) Manik Deb, INC Tripura West Khagen Das, CPI(M) Nirmala Das Gupta, INC Tripura East (ST) Baju Ban RIyan, CPI(M) Jadu Mohan Tripura, INC Tripura West Khagen Das, CPI(M) Sudip Roy Barman, INC Tripura East (ST) Baju Ban Riyan, CPI(M) Dibachnadra Hrangkhawl, INC Page 49 of 49

66 In Tripura the Electoral Roll has photograph of 100% electors and 100% EPIC coverage has been achieved. On the day of the poll 99.45% voters carried the EPIC to the Polling Stations.