REGISTERED No. D. 221
The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART II—Section 3—Sub-section (ii)
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 301] NEW DELHI, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1964/AGRAHAVANA 6, 1886
Separate pairing is given to this Part in order that it may be filed
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DELIMITATION COMMISSION
NOTIFICATION
New Delhi, the 27th November, 1964
S.O. 4102.—In pursuance of sub-section (2) of section 9 of the Delimitation Commission Act, 1962, the Delimitation Commission hereby publishes its proposals in respect of the distribution of the seats allotted to the State of Mysore in the House of the People and the seats assigned to the Legislative Assembly of that State to terri- torial constituencies and the delimitation thereof and specifies the 28th December, 1964, as the date on or after which the proposals will be further considered by it.
Any objections or suggestions in regard to these proposals should reach the Secretary of the Delimitation Commission (Talkatora Road, New Delhi-i), before the said date. It will facilitate prompt Consideration if they are in English.
PROPOSALS
1. The territorial constituencies into which the State of Mysore shall be divided for the purpose of elections to (a) the Legislative Assembly of the State and (b) the House of the People and the extent of each constituency and the constituencies which are reserved for the Scheduled Castes or the Scheduled Tribes, as the case may be, shall be as shown in Table A and Table B, respec- tively.
2. Where the name of a constituency as shown in the Tables is distinguished by the brackets and letters "(SC)", the seat in that
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I I 28 TH1 GAZITTK Of INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART IIconstituency is reserved for the Scheduled Castes; and where such name is distinguished by the brackets and letters "(ST)'\ the seat in that constituency is reserved for the Scheduled Tribes.
TABLE—A
ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES
S. No. and name
Extent
i
2
BIDAR DISTRICT
I. Aurad . . , . Aurad taluk.
2. Bhalki .
Bhalki taluk (excluding Halbarga and Kumar-
chinchott circles).
Halbarga and Kumarchincholi circles in Bhalfci 3. Halbarga (SC) .
taluk; and Janwada circle in Bidar taluk.
4. Bidar .
Bidar and Madaknahalli circles in Bidar taluk.
5. Humnabad
. Nirna circle in Bidar taluk; and Chitguppa and Humnabad circles [excluding the villages specified in items (1) and (2) respectiv- ely, of the Appendix], in Humnabad taluk.
6. Basava Kalymn .
Kalyan and Ladwanti circles and the villages in Chitguppa and Humnabad circles specified In items (1) and (2) respectively, of the Appen- dix, in Humnabad taluk.
Gl JLBARGA DISTRICT
7. Chincholi
, Chincholi taluk.
8. Kamalapur (SC)
Narona circle and the villages in Nimbarga circle specified in item (3) of the Appendix, in Aland taluk; and Kamalapur circle in Gulbarga taluk.
9. Aland .
. Aland taluk [excluding Narona circle and the villages in Nimbarga circle specified in item (3) of the Appendix].
10. Gulbarga
, Gulbarga circle [excluding the villages • specified in item (4) of" the Appendix], in Gulbarga taluk.
i i. Afealpur
. Afzalpui taluk; and the villages in Farhata- bad circle specified in item (5) of the Appendix, in Gulbarga taluk.
SEC. 8(li)J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 1129S. No. and name
Extent
I
2
u !• Kalgi .
Kalgi circle and the villages in Chitapur circle specified in item (6) of the Appendix, in Chita- put taluk; and the villages in Gulbarga circle specified in item (4) of the Appendix, and Farhgatabad circle (excluding the villages specified in item (5) of the Appendix), in Gul- barga taluk.
. Chitapur
13
Nalwar circle and Chitapur circle [excluding the villages specified in item (6) of the Appen- dix], in Chitapur taluk.
14, . Serum (SC) .
Serum taluk.
. Jevargi
Jevargi taluk.
15
16. , Gurumitkal
Yadgir taluk (excluding Yadgir circle).
Yadgir . . ..
17.
Yadgir circle in Yadgir taluk; and Doranahall
and Nadgere crlcles in Shahpur taluk.
18. Shahpur
Hattigodur and Gogipet circles in Shahpur taluk; and Kembavi circle in Shorapur taluk.
Shorapur
19.
Shorapur taluk (excluding Kembavi circle).
RAICHUR DISTRICT
20. Deodurg Deodurg taluk.
2 1. Raichur Raichur and Yergera circles in Raichur taluk
2 2. Kalmala(SC) . Raichur taluk (excluding Raichur and Yergera
circles); and Kurdl circle in Manvi taluk.
2 3. Manvi . . .. Manvi taluk (excluding Kurdi circle); and GUT*
gunta circle [excluding the villages specified
in item (7) of the Appendix], in Lingsugur
taluk.
24. Lingsugur Lingsugur taluk [excluding Gurgunta circle but
including the villages specified in item (7)
of the Appendix].
2 5. Sindhnoor Sindhnoor taluk.
26. : Kushtagi Kushtagi taluk.
27. ' Yelburga Yelburga taluk.
28. < Sangavati Gangavati taluk; and the villages in Irikalgud
circle specified in item (8) of the Appendix
in Koppal taluk.
1 11 —
II3O THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART II
S. No. and name
Extent
1
2
Koppal
29.
Koppal taluk [excluding the villages in Irikalgud circle specified in item (8) of the Appendix].
BELLARY DISTRICT
30. Siruguppa
Siruguppa taluk; and the villages in Kampli flrka, specified in item (9) of the Appendix, in Hospet taluk.
Kurugodu
31.
Kurugodu, Moka and Kolur firkas in Bellary taluk; and Kampli firka [excluding the villages speicfied in item (9) of the Appendix], in Hospet taluk.
Bellary . . .. Bellary and Rupanangudi firkas in Bellary taluk.
32.
Hospet
33-
Hospet and Kamalapuram firkas in Hospet taluk; and MaUapuram taluk [excluding the villages in Hampasagara firka specified in item (11) of the Appendix].
Sandur
34-
Sandur taluk; and Gudekota firka [excluding the villages specif ed in item (10) of the Appen- dix], in Kudligi taluk; and Mariammanhalli firka in Hospet taluk.
Kudligi
35-
Kudligi taluk [excluding Gudekota firka but in- cluding the villages specified in item (10) of the Appendix].
Hadagalll
3
Huvinahadagalli taluk; and the villages in Ham- pasagara firka specified in item (11) of tho Appendix in Mallapuram taluk.
HaroanahaUl (SC) .
Harpanahalli taluk.
37-
CHITRADURGA DISTRICT
Harihar
38.
Harihai taluk; and the villages in Davangere hobli specified in item (12) of the Appendix, in Davangere taluk.
, Davangere
39.
Davangere hobli [excluding the villages specified in item (12) of the Appendix] and Anagodu hobli [excluding the villages specified in item (13) of the Appendix], in Davangere taluk.
40. . Barmasagara (SC) .
Hirlguntanui and Barmasagara hoblis in Chitr- adurga taluk; and Maikonda hobli and the villages in Anagodu hobli specified in item (13) of the Appendix, in Davangere taluk.
SEC. 3(ii)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY U 3INo. and name
Extent
1
41. Chitradurga .
Chitradurga hobli in Chitradurga taluk; and Aimangala hobli [excluding the villages spe- cified in item (14) of the Appendix] in Hiriyur taluk.
42. Jagalur
Jagalur taluk; and Turuvanur hobli in Chitra-
durga taluk.
Molakalmuru
43-
Molakalmuru taluk; Naikanahatti hobli and the villages in Thallakku hobli specified in item (15) of the Appendix, in Challakere taluk.
Challakere
44-
Challakere taluk [excluding Naikanahatti hobli and the villages in Thallakku hobli specified in item (15) of the Appendix].
Hiriyur (SC)
45-
Hiriyur, Dharmapura and Javanagondanahalli hoblis and the villages in Aimangala hobli specified in item (14) of the Appendix, in Hiriyur taluk.
Holalkere taluk.
46. Holalkere
Hosadurga taluk.
Hosadurga .
47-
lUMKUR DISTRICT
48.
Pavagada taluk.
Pavagada (SC)
Sira taluk (excluding Kallamballa and Buk- Sira . . ..
49-
kapatna hoblis).
Kallamballa . i .
50.
Kallamballa and Bukkapatna hoblis in Sira taluk; . Hagalvadi and Chalur hoblis in Gubbi taluk; and Kandikere hobli in Chiknayakanahall taluk.
Gubbi taluk (excluding Hagalvadi and Chalur Gubbl
51-
hoblis).
Chiknayakanahalli taluk (excluding Kandikere Chiknayakanahalli .
52.
hobli).
Tiptur taluk.
Tiptur . . ..
53-
54- Turavakerc Kunigal
55-
Turavakere taluk. Hebbur hobli in Tumkur taluk ; Kottigere and Yadiyur hoblis and the villages in Kunigal hobli specified in item (16) of the Appendix, in Kunigal taluk.
Huliyurdurga
56.
Kunigal taluk [excluding Yadiyur and Kotti- gere hoblis and the villages in Kunigal hobli specified in item (16) of the Appendix].
VJ32 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART nExtent
S. No. and name
1
2
G u l ur . . ..
57-
Tumkur taluk (excluding Tumkur, Hcbbur and Bellavi hoblis); and Kolala hobli in Kora- tagere taluk.
Tumkur and Bellavi hoblis in Tumkur taluk.
Tumkur
58.
Koratagere .
59.
Koratagere taluk (excluding Kolala hobli); and Puravara and Dodderi hoblis in Madhugiri taluk.
Madhugiri taluk (excluding Dodderi and Tura- Madhugiri (SC) .
60.
vara hoblis).
K O L AR D I S T R I CT
Gowribidanur taluk (excluding Nagaragere and Gowribidanur
61.
Darinayakanapalya hoblis).
62. Chikaballapur
Nagaragere and Darinayakanapalya hoblis in Go- wribidanur taluk; and Chikaballapur taluk (ex- cluding Nandi hobti).
Nandi hobli in Chikaballapur taluk; and Sidla- Sidlaghatta .
63.
ghatta taluk.
Bagepalli
Bagepalli and Gudibanda taluks.
64.
Chintamani taluk (excluding Munganahalli Chim amani
65.
hobli).
Srinivasapur taluk; and Munganahalli hobli Srinivasapur .
66.
in Chintamani taluk.
Mi .lbagal taluk.
Mulbagal (SC) .
67.
Kolar Gold Fields (SC).
68.
Kolar Gold Fields Mining area, and the non- mining urban area of the K.G.F. Sanitary Board.
Banparpet
69.
Bangarpet taluk [excluding K.G.F. mining area, non-mining urban area of the K.G.F. Sanitary Board, and Bethamangala and Kyasamballi hoblis but including the villages specified in kerns (17) and (18), respectively, of the App- endix] .
Kolar
"•0
Ko ar town, Huttur hobli and the villages in Kolar hobli specified in item (19) of the App- ;ndix, in Kolar taluk; and Bethamangala and Kyasamballi hoblis [excluding the villages spe- cified in items (17) and (18) respectively, of the Appendix], in Bangarpet taluk.
SEC.
THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 1133 I
and
S. No. name
Extent
i
2 .
71. Vemagal (SC)
. Kolar taluk (excluding Kolar town, Huthur hobli and the villages in Kolar hobli specified in item (19) of the Appendix).
72. Malur
. Malur taluk.
BANGALORE (URBAN) DISTRICT
73. Malleswaram
1 Yeshvanthapura, Rajajinagar, Subramanyapu- ram, Malleswaram, Kodandarampuram, Swim- ming Pool and Sreerampuram divisions of Bangalore Corporation.
74. Gandhinagci
• Dattatreya Temple, Seshadripuram, Maharaja Mills, Bhashyam Nagar, Ramachandrapuram, Subhashnagar and Gandhinagar divisions of Bangalore Corporation.
75. Chickpet
• Rangaswamy Temple, Chickpet, Kasivishwe- shwara Temple, K.R. Market, Dharmaraya- swamy Temple, Anjaneyaswamy Temple and Cubbonpet divisions of Bangalore Cor- poration.
76. Chamaraj].
Kammanaguddi, Super Talkies, Binnipetj Kempapura Agrahara, Padarayanapura, Azad- nagar and Chamarajpet (West) divisions of Bangalore Corporation.
77. Fort
• Chamarajpet (East), Fort, Visweswarapuram, Shankarapuram, Kempegowdangar, H81"*- mantanagar and Basaveshwara Temple divi- sions of Bangalore Corporation.
78. Basavangudi
• Basavangudi, Yediyur, Jayanagar, Wilson Gar- dens, Mavalli, Town Hall and Kalasipalyam divisions of Bangalore Corporation.
79. Shivajinagai
• High Grounds, Palace, Munnireddy Palya, Commercial Street, Broadway, Shivajinagar and Taskar Town divisions of Bangalore Cor- poration.
80. Bharatinaguv
• St. John's Hill, Frazer Town, Cox Town, Mur- phy Town, Shivanachetty Garden, Bharati- nagar and Central Bazar divisions of Banga- lore Corporation.
81. Shantincg •
• Vidhaia Soudha, Jough Palyam, Ulsoor, Mac Ivcr Town, Asoknagar, Shantinagar and Austin Town divisions of Banagalore Cor- poration.
82. Yclahanka
• Kasba, Yelahanka and Hasarghatta hoblisni
Bangalore North taluka.
I I 34 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART IIExtent
S. No. and name
1
2
83. UttarahalH (SC) •
Ycshwantapura hobli in Bangalore North taluka; Kengeri and Uttarahalli hoblis and the villages in Begur hobli specified in item (20) of the Appendix, in Bangalore South taluka.
Krishnarajapura (SC)
84.
Begur hobli (excluding the villages specified in items (20) of the Appendix), K.R. Pura and Varthur hoblis, and H.A.L. Sanitary Board in Bangalore South taluka.
BANGALORE (RURAL) DISTRICT
85.: Ramanagaram
Ramanagaram taluk.
86. . Magadi
Magadi taluk (excluding Solur and Kudur
hoblis).
Nfelamangala' .
87.:
Kudur and Solur hoblis in Magadi taluk; and Nelamangala taluk (excluding Sompura and Tyamagondlu hoblis).
Tyamagondlu (SC)
88.
Dodaballapur .
89
Somapura and Tyamagondlu hoblis in Nela- mangala taluk; and Sasalu, Dodabelavangala and Madhure hoblis in Dodaballapur taluk. Dodaballapur taluk (excluding Madhure, Sasalu and Dodabelavangala hoblis); and Kundana and Vijayapura hoblis in Devana- halli taluk.
Devanahalli .
90.
Devanahalli taluk (excluding Vijayapura and Kundana hoblis); and Sulibcle and Na- ndagudi hoblis in Hoskote taluk.
Hoskotc
91.
Hoskote taluk (excluding Sulibele and Nanda- gudi hoblis); and Sarjapur hobli in Anekal taluk.
Anekal taluk (excluding Sarjapur hobli); and 92- Anekal(SC) .
Harahalli habli in Kanakapura taluk.
Kanakapura, Maralavadi and Kodihalli hoblis Kanakapura .
93-
in Kanakapura taluk.
Virupakshlpura
94.
Sathanur and Uyyamballi hoblis in Kanaka- pura taluk; and Virupakshipura hobli in Channapatna taluk.
Channapatna taluk (excluding Virupakshipura Channapatna .
95-
hobli).
MANDYA DISTRICT
96. Nagamangala . .
Nagamangala taluk.
Maddur'
Maddur taluk (excluding Chikarasinkere hobli). 97-
S*c. B(ii)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY H 35Extent
S. No. and name
I
98. Kirugavalu (SC) .
Kirugavalu and Boppagowdanapura hoblis in MalavaUi taluk; and Kottatti hobli [excluding the villages specified in item (21) of the Appendix], in Mandya taluk.
MalavaUi
99-
MalavaUi taluk (excluding Kirugavalu and Boppagowdanapura hoblis); and Chikarasinkere hobli in Maddur taluk.
IOC
Mandya taluk (excluding Dudda and Kottatti >. Mandya
hoblis).
1 0] [. Srirangapatna
Srirangapatna taluk; Dudda hobli and the vil- lages in Kottatti hobli specified in item (21) of the Appendix, in Mandya taluk.
10: i. Pandavapura
Pandavapura taluk; and Sheelanerc hobli in
Krishnarajapet taluk.
103 1. Krishnarajapet
Krishnarajapet taluk (excluding Sheclanere ho-
bli).
MYSORE DISTRICT
[. Palya
KoUegal taluk [excluding KoUegal firka and the viUages in Palya firka specified in item (22) of the Appendix].
IO<
;. KoUegal (SG)
KoUegal firka and the viUages in the Palya firka specified in item (22) of the Appendix, in KoUegal taluk; and Yelandur taluk.
I0( 5. Bannur .
Bannur, Sosalc and Talkad hoblis in T. Narsi-
pur taluk.
1 0' 7. T. Narsipur
T. Narsipur and Mugur hoblis in T. Narsipur taluk; and Varuna hobli and the vUlages in Jayapura hobli specified in item (23) of the Appendix, in Mysore taluk.
IOi i. Mysore City East
Division Nos. I, II, III and IX of Mysore City.
I0< J. Mysore City West
Division Nos. VI, VII and VIII of Mysore City,
IK D. Mysore
Mysore taluk [excluding Varuna hobli, division Nos. I to III and VI to IX of Mysore City and the villages in Jayapura hobli specified in item (23) of the Appendix].
II 1. Nanjangud .
Nanjangud and HuUahaUi hoblis in Nanjangud
taluk.
TT-IA THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY FPAIIT IIExtent
S. No. and name
2
1
Nanjangud taluk (excluding Nanjangud and 112. Biligere
Hullahalli hoblis).
Santhemarahalli (SC)
" 3-
Santhemarahalli and Chandakavadi hoblis and the villages in Chamarajanagar hobli specified in item (24) of the Appendix, in Chamaraja- nagar taluk.
Chamarajanagar.
114.
Chamara)anagar hobli [excluding the villager specified in item (24) of the Appendix] and Harve and Hardanahalli hoblis, in Chamara- janagar taluk. Gundlupet taluk.
Gundlupct .
"5-
HeggiJajevanakotc taluk.
116.
Heggadadevanakote fSCJ
Hunsur
117.
Hun^ur taluk; and the villages in Chunchankattc hobli spi. cihea in item (25) of the Appei dix,. in Krishnarajanagar taluk.
Krishnarajanagar taluk (excluding Chunchanka- Krishnarajanagar
118.
tte hobli).
Periyapatna. .
119.
Periyapatna taluk; and Chunchankatte hobli [ex~ eluding the villages specified in item (25) of the Appendix!, in Krishnaraianaear taluk.
COORG DISTRICT
Virajpet taluk (excluding Amathinad).
Virajpet (ST)
120.
Mercara taluk; and Amathinad in Virajpet taluks 121. Mercara
Somwarpet taluk.
Somwarpet .
122.
HASSAN DISTRICT
BeUr tduk; and Belagode hobli in Manjarabad B^lur (SC) .
123.
taluk.
Arsikt-re taluk (excluding Javagal and Gandasi Arsikcre
124.
hoblis).
Gandasi
125.
Gandasi and Javagal hoblis in Arsikcre taluk; and Dudda and Salagami hoblis in Hassan
. Chai nam>apatna taluk (excluoir g Dandig&i tihalli Sravanabelagola
120.
hobli).
H^lenarsipur taluk; and Dandiganahalli Holcnarsipur
127.
hobli in Channarayapatna taluk.
SEO. 3(il)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY H 37Extent
S. No. and name
I
2
Arkalgud
Arkalgud taluk.
128.
Hassan taluk (excluding Salagame and Dudde Hassan . . .
129.
hoblis).
Manjarabad taluk (excluding Belagode hobli) 130. Sakleshpur
and Alur taluk.
SOUTH KANARA DISTRICT
Puttur taluk (excluding Puttur firka). Puttur firka in Puttur taluk ; and Vittal firka in* 131- 132.
Sullia (SC) Puttur
Bantwal taluk.
Belthangady taluk.
Belthangady
133-
Bantwal taluk (excluding Vittal firka).
Bantwal
134.
Ward Nos. 4 to 25 of Mangalore municipality.
Mangalore I
135-
Mangalore firka (excluding Ward Nos. 4 to 25 of Mangalore II
136.
Mangalore municipality).
Surathkal and Gurpur firkas in Mangalore 137. Surathkal
taluk.
Kaup .
138.
Kaup firka in Udipi taluk ; and the villages in Karkal firka specified in item (26) of the Appen- dix, in Karkal taluk.
Udipi firka in Udipi taluk.
Udipi
139.
140.
Brahmavar
Brahmavar firka and Kota firka [excluding the villages specified in item (27) of the ^rj-tndix} in Uiiipi taluk.
Coondapur
141.
Coondapur firka in Coondapur taluk ; and the villages in Kota firka specified in item (27) of the Appendix, in Udipi taluk.
Coondapur taluk (excluding Coondapur firka).
142.
Baindur
Karkal
M3 •
Karkal tjldK [excluding Mudabidri firka and the vdlages in Karkal firka specified in item (26) of the Appendix].
Mudabi•''•i firka in Karkal taluk ; and Mulkl Mud^bidri
144.
firki r Alsnealore taluk.
CRIKMAGATAJR DISTRICT
I45> Sringeri Sringeri and Koppa taluks ; and Balehonnur
hobli in Narasimharajpura taluk.
I Xa8 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART IIS. No. and name
Extent
1
2
Mudigere (SC) .
146.
Mudigere taluk ; and Aldur hobli and Vastara hobli [excluding the villages specified in item (28) of the Appendix]; in Chikmagalur taluk.
Chikmagalur
147-
Chikmagalur taluk [excluding Lakya, Vastara and Aldur hoblis but including the villages in Vastara hobli specified in item (28) of the Appendix],
148. Kadur
Kadur taluk (excluding Hirenallur, Yagati and Shingatagere hoblis); and Lakya hobli in Chikmagalur taluk.
Ajjampura
149.
Ajjampura hobli in Tarikere taluk ; and Hire- nallur, Yagati and Shingatagere hoblis in Kadur taluk.
Tarikere
150.
Tarikere taluk (excluding Ajjampura hobli) ; and Narasimharajapura taluk (excluding Balehonnur hobli). SHIMOGA DISTRICT
Channagiri
Channagiri taluk (excluding Ubrani hobli).
152.
Bhadravathi
Ubrani hobli in Channagiri taluk ; and Bhadra- vathi taluk (excluding Holehonnur hobli).
Honnali
Honnali taluk.
153.
154. Shimoga
Holehonnur hobli in Bhadravathi taluk ; and Nidagi and Shimoga hoblis and the villages in Holalur hobli specified in item (29) of the Appendix, in Shimoga raluk.
Thirthahalli
Thirthahalli taluk ;and Nagar hobli in Hosanagar 155-
taluk.
Hosanagar
156.
Hosanagar taluk (excluding Nagar hobli) ; Anandapur hobli in Sagar taluk ; and Kumsi, and Haranahalli hoblis and Holalur hobli excluding the villages specified in item (29) of the Appendix in Shimoga taluk.
157. Sagar
Sagar taluk [excluding Anandapur hobli and Sagar hobli but including Sagar town and the villages specified in item (30) of the Appendix],
Sorab
158.
Sagar hobli [excluding Sagar town and the vill~ ages specified in item (30) of the Appendix! in Sagar taluk ; and Sorab taluk.
Shikaripur (SC) •
Shikaripur taluk.
159.
SEC. 8(11)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY ngcj,Extent
S. No. and name
- . ,
_
)
-1
1
2
NORTH KANARA DISTRICT
160.
Bhatkal taluk; and Honavar taluk (excluding, Bhatkal
Honavar circle) .
Honavar
[61.
Siddapur taluk (excluding Umbalmane circle) Honavar circle in Honavar taluk j and Kujjalli circle and Kumta circle [excluding Kumta> town and the villages specified in item (31) of the Appendix], in Kumta taluk.
Sirsi
Umbalmane circle in Siddapur taluk;
162.
and Sirsi taluk.
Kumtia
163.
Ankola taluk ; and Gokarart and Mirjan circles, and Kumta town and the villages in Kumta circle specified in item (31) of the Appendix in Kumta taluk.
Karwar Haliyal "
Karwar and Supa taluks. Haliyal, Yellapur and Mundgod taluks.
164. r65.
DHARWAR DISTRICT
Dharwar Rural ,
Dharwar taluk (excluding the area included i" 166.
Hubli Dharwar Corporation).
Dharwar
Divisions 1 to 5 of Hubli-Dharwar Corporation.
167.
168. Hubli
Divisions 8, 9, 10, 12, 14 and 15 of Hubli-
Dharwar Corporation.
Hubli Rural
169.
Divisions 6, 7, 11 and 13 of Hubli- Dharwar Corporation and Siruguppa circle [excluding the villages specified in item (32) of the Appendix], in Hubli taluk,
170. Kalghatgi
Kalghatgi taluk ; Chabbi circle and the villages in Siruguppa circle specified in item (32) of the Appendix, in Hubli taluk.
Kundgol
171.
Kundgol taluk ; and the villages in Shiggaon and Savanur circles specified in items (33) and (34) of the Appendix respectively, in Shiggaon taluk.
Shiggaon
172.
Shiggaon taluk (excluding the villages specified in items (33) and (34) of the Appendix in Shiggaon and Savanur circles, respectively); and the villages in Hattimatur circle specified in item (35) of the Appendix, in Haveri taluk.
. Hangal
Hangal taluk.
173
. Hirekerur
Hirekerur taluk.
174
H 40 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART IIS. No. and name
Extent
2
I
175.
, Ranebeimur .
Medlcri and Kuppelur circles, Ranebennur Town and the villages in Ranebennur circle speci- fied in item (36) of the Appendix in Ranebennur taluk.
176. Byadgi .
Byadgi taluk; and Ranebennur circle (excluding Ranebennur town and the villages in Rane- bennur circle specified in item (36) of the Appendix), in Ranebennur taluk.
Haveri .
177.
Haveri taluk [excluding the villages specified in item (35) of the Appendix] in Hattimattur circle.
Shirhatti
178.
Shirhatti taluk.
Mundargi
"79-
Mundargi taluk; and the villages in Betgl and Gadag circles specified in items (37) and (38) of the Appendix respectively, in Gadag taluk.
Gadag . . ..
180.
Gadag taluk [excluding the villages specified in items (37) and (38) of the Appendix], in Betgi and Gadag circles respectively).
181. Ron . . .. Ron taluk [excluding Hole Alur circle and the villages in Ron and Naregal circles specified in items (39) and(4o) respectively, of the Appen- dix],
382. Nargund (SC)
Nargund taluk; Hole Alur circle and the villages in Ron and Naregal circles specified in items (39) and (40) of the Appendix respectively, in Ron taluk.
Navalgund .
183.
Navalgund taluk.
BELGAUM D I S T R I CT
184. Ramdurg
Ramdurg taluk.
185. Parasgad
Parasgad taluk (excluding Murgod circle).
386. Bailhongal
Murgod circle in Parasgad taluk; and Bailhongal circle and the villages in Sampgaon circle specified in item (41) of the Appendix, in Sam- pgaon taluk.
Kittur . . ..
187.
Sampgaon taluk [excluding Bailhongal circle and the villages in Sampgaon circle specified in item (41) of the Appendix].
188. Khanapur
Khanapur taluk.
189. Belgaum
Belgaum municipality.
SEC. B(Ii)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY H 41S. No. and name
Extent
1
2
[90.
Uchgaon
Belgauni taluk (excluding Belgaum municipality
and Bagewadi and Kakti circles).
[91.
Bagewadi
Bagewadi and Kakti circles in Belgaum taluk.
[92.
Gokak(ST) .
Gokak circle and Kannur town panchayat and the villages in Arbhavi circle specified in item (42) of the Appendix, in Gokak taluk.
[93.
Aibhavi
Gokak taluk [excluding Gokak circle, Kannur town panchayat and the villages in Arbhavi circle specified in item (42) of the Appendix].
194. H u k e ri
Hukeri taluk [excluding Sankeswar circle and the villages in Yamakanamardi circle specified in item (43) of the Appendix].
S a n k e s h w ar .
195-
Sankeshwar circle and the villages in Yamakana- mardi circle specified in item (43) of the Appen- dix, in Hukeri taluk.
196. N i p a n i . . .. Nipani circle [excluding the villages specified in item (44) of the Appendix] and the villages in Chikodi circle specified in it m (45) of the Appendix, in Chikodi taluk.
S a d a l ga
197.
Sadalga circle and the villages in Nipani circle specified in item (44) of the Appendix, in Chikodi taluk.
[98.
C h i k o di ( S C)
Chikodi taluk [excluding Nippani and Sadalga circles and the villages in Chikodi circle speci- fied in item (45) of the Appendix].
R a i b ag . . .. Raibag taluk.
199-
too. K a g w ad ( S C)
Kagwad circle and the villages in Athani circle specified in item (46) of the Appendix, in Athani taluk.
101.
A t h a ni . . .. Athani taluk [excluding Kagwad circle and the villages in Athani circle specified in item (46)
of the Appendix].
BIJAPUR DISTRICT
Jamkhandi . Terdal circle [excluding the villages specified in item (47) of the Appendix], and Jamkhandi and Savalgi circles [excluding the villages specified in items (48J and (49), respectively, of the Ap- pendix], m Jamkhandi taluk.
1142 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART HS. No. and name
Extent
1
2
. Biigi . . ..
203.
Bilgi taluk; and the villages in Jamkhandi and Savalgi circles specified in items (48) and (49) respectively, of the Appendix, in Jamkhandi taluk.
204.
. Mudhol(SC).
Mudhol talik ; and the villages in Terdal circle specified in item (47) of the Appendix, in Jam- khandi taluk.
205.
Bagalkot
Bagalkot taluk.
206.
Badami taluk (excluding Parwati circle).
Badami.
207. Guledgud
Parwati circle in Badami taluk; and Amlngad
circle in Hungund taluk.
208.
, Hungund
Hungund taluk (excluding Amingad circle).
209.
Muddebihal .
Muddebihal taluk [excluding the villages in Talikot circle specified in item (50) of the Ap- pendix].
210.
Hippargi
HipDargi circle in Sindgi taluk; Huvin Hippargi circle in Bagewadi taluk; and the villages in Talikot circle specified in item (50) of the Ap- pendix, in Muddebihal taluk.
211.
Bagewadi
Bagewadi taluk (excluding Huvinhippargi circle).
212.
Tikota
Bijapur taluk (excluding Bijapur and Nagathan
circles).
Bijapur circle in Bijapur taluk.
Bijapur
213.
Chadchan (SC)
214.
Chadchan circle and Ballolli circle [excluding the villages specified in item (51) of the Appendix] in Indi taluk; and Nagathan circle in Bijapur taluk.
Indi . . ..
215.
Indi circle and the villages in Ballolli circle speci- fied in item (51) of the Appendix, in Indi taluk.
216.
Sindgi taluk (excluding Hippargi circle.) Sindgi . . ..
*n& *<"" THK GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 1143TABLE U
Parliamentary Constituencies
S. No. and Name
Extent in terms of assembly constituencies
2
I
1. Bidar(SC)
(1) Aurad, (2) Bhalki, (3) Halbarga, (4) Bidar, (5) Humnabad, (6) Basava Kalyan, (8) Kamalpur, (9) Aland.
Gulbargaj
(7) Chincholi, (10) Gulbarga, (11) Afzalpur, (12) Kalgi, (13) Chittapur, (14) Serum, (15) Jewargi, (16) Gurmitkal.
Raichur*J
3-
(17) Yadgir, (18) Shahpur, (19) Shorapur, (20J Deodurg, (21) Raichur, (22) Kalmala, (23; Manvij (24) Lingsugur.
Koppal
4-
(25) Sindhanur, (26) Kushtagi, (27) Yelburga, f28) Gangavati, (29J Koppal, (33) Hospet, (36J Hadagalli, (179) Mundargl.
Bellary .
5-
(30) Siruguppa, (31) Kurugodu, (32) Bellary, ^34) Sandur, (35; Kudligi, (37) Harpanahalli, (43) Molakalmuru, (44) Challakere.
Chitradurga
(38) Harihar, (39J Davangere, (40) Brahma- sagara, Ui) Chitradurgaj (42J Jagalur, (45J Hiriyur, (46) Holalkere, (47) Hosadurga.
Tumkur
7-
(51J Gubbi, (52) ChikanayakanahalU, (53) Tip- tur, (54) Turavekere, (55) Kunigal, (56) Huli- yurdurga, (57) Gulur, (58) Tumkur.
Madhugiri
(48) Pavagada, (49.) Sira, (50) Kallambella, (59) Koratagare, (60) Madhugiri, (6i)Gouribi- danur, (62) Chikballapur, (64) Bagepalli.
Kolar (SC)J .
<>-
(63) Sidlaghata, (65) Chintamani, (66) Srini- vasapur, (67) Mulbagal, (68) Kolar Gold Fields, (69) Bangarpet, (70) Kolar, (71) Vema- gal.
HoskotetJ
K>.
(72) Malur, (73) Malleswaram, (82) Yelahanka, (03) Uttarahalli, (84) Krishnarajapura, (89) Doddaballapura, (90) Devanahalli, (91; Hoskote.
I I. Bangalore
(74) Gandhinagar, (75) Chickpet, (76) Chamara- japet, (77) Forr, (78) Basavangudi, (79) Shivajl- nagar, (80) Bharatinagar, (81J Shan inagar.
!!44 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [P***' •Extent in terms of assembly
S.No. and Name
constituencies
2
I
1 2. Kanakapura . .
(85) Ramanagaram, (86) Magadi, (87) Nela- mangala, (88) Tyamagondfu, (92) AnekaJ, (93) Kanakapura, (94) Virupakshlpura,. (95) Channapatna.
Mandytfj . .
13-
(96) Nagamangala, (97) Maddur, (98) Kiroga- valu, (99) Malavalli, (100) Mandya, (ioi) Sri- rangapatna, (102) Pandavapura, (103) Kn"hn"- rajapet.
(104) Palya, (105) Kollegal, (106) Bamrar, Chamarajanagar (SC)
14-
(107) T. Narsipur, ( i l l) Nanjangud"* (112) Billigere, (113) SanthemarahaUJ, (114) Chamarajanagar.
Mysore . . . . (
15-
;io8) Mysore City East, (109) Mysore City West, (no) Mysore, (115) Gundhipet, f n 6) Heggadadevankote, (117) Hunsur, (118} Krishnarajanagar, (119) Periyapatna.
, Mftngalore
16
(120) Virajpet, (121) Mercara, (122) Somwarpet, fi3ij Sullia, (132) Puttur, (134) Banlwal, (135) Mangalore-I, (136) Mangalore-II.
. Udipi . . ..
17
(133) Belthangady, (137) Surathkal, (138) Kaup, (139) Udipi, (140) Brahmavar, (141) Coonda- pur, (143) Karkal, (144) Mudabidri.
, Hasian
18.
(123) Belur, (124) Arsikcre, (125) Gandasi, (126) Sravanabelagola, (127) Holenarjsipur^ (128) Arkalgud, (129) Hassan, (130) Saklish- pur.
(145) Sringeri, (146) Mudigere, (147) CVkma- . Chikmagalur . .
19
galur, (148) Kadur, (149) Ajjampura, (i5O> Tarikere, (155) Thirthahalli, (156) Hosanagar.
20 >. Shimoga . .
(142) Baindur, (151) Channagkr, (152) Bhadra- vati, (153) Honnali, (154J Shimoga, (157) Sagar, (158) Sorab, (159) Shikaripur.
31 :. Kanara
(160) Bhatkal, (161) Honavar, (162) Sirsi, (163) Kumta, (164) Karwar, (165) Haliyal, (187) Kittur, (188) Khanapur.
21 >.. Dharwar South
(171) Kundgol, (172) Shiggaon, (173) Hangal, (174) Hirckerur, (175) Ranibcnnur, (176) Byadgi, (177) Haveri, (178) ShirhattL
|. Dharwar North
23
(166) Dharwar Rural,(i67) Dharwar.(i68) Hubll, (169) Hubli Fural, (170) Kalghatgi, (180) Gadag, (182) Nargund, (183) Navalgund.
*a 8 I U5S. No. and Name
Extent in terms of assembly constituencies
2
1
Bclgaiitn
24.
(184) Ramdurg, (185) Parasgad, (186) Bailhongal, (189) Belgaum, (190) Uchgaon, (191) Bagewadi, (192) Gokak, (:93) Arbhavi.
Chikodi (SCJ .
35-
(194) Hukeri, (195) Sankeshwar, (196) Nipani, (197) Sadalga, ( 1 ^) Chikodi, (199) Raibag, (200) Kagwad, (201) Athani.
, BagaUcot
26.
(181) Ron, (202") Jhamkhandi, (203) Bilgi, £204) Mudhol, (205) Bagalkot, (206) Badami, (207J Guledgud, (208) Hungund.
37. Bljftpur . .
(209) Muddebihal, (210) Hippargi, (211) Bagc- wadi, (212) Tikota, (213) Bijapur, (214) Ghad- chan, (215) Indi, (216) SindgJ.
IZ A/S THE GAZETTE -OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY fTAsa: HAPPENDIX
BIDAR DISTRICT
(0
Villages In Chitguppa circle in Humnabad taluk ^included in Basava Kalyan constituency.
1. Islampur 5. Mustapur 2. Lingdhalli 6. Pandergera 3. Ycrbagh 7. Dhanura 4. Sadlapur
(2)
Villages in Humnabad circle in Hum nabad taluk included in Basva-Kalyaa constituency.
1. Rajeshwar 5- Hunsgera 2. Molkera 6. Kankatta 3. Ghoga 7- Gadwanti 4. Rajola
GULBARGA DISTRICT
(3)
Villages in Nimbarga circle in Aland taluk included in Kamalapur constituency
1. Korhalli 7- Alur 2. Dhangapur 8. Suntnoor 3. Bettarga 9- Gola B.K. 4. Nimbarga 10. Kadganchi 5. Bomanhalli n. Bhuttergaon 1 6. Vaijapur 12. Ladchincholi
(4)
Villages in Gulbarga circla in Gulbarga taluk included in Kalgl constituency
1. Algoud 12. Kerur 2. Harsur 13 • Zhapur 3. Benkatbunur 14. Kadbur 4. Itga Ahmedabad 15 • Halsultanpur 5. Kalbenur 16. Tavergeri 6. Belewad 17- Injahal (desened) 7. Sannur 18. Azadpur 8. Srinivas Saradigi *9- Malgatti 9. KajiKothur. 20. Uplal
10. Hagarga 21. Award Buzrg 11. Bhepaltegnur 22. Banur
9mn 3("i)J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY J I 47(?)
Villages in Farhatabad circle in Gulbarga taluk included in Afzalpur constituency.1
15. Hadgil Harutti
1. Manihal 13. Kadini 2. Harur Buzurg 14. Kollur 3. Jogur 4. Balgumpa Khurd 16. Malni 5. Kawathmiya 17. Machanhal 6. Kawalga Khurd 18. Kadonhal 7. Award Khurd 19. Malkundakhurd 8. Kawalga Buzurg 20. Malkunda Buzurg 9. Hagargundi 21. Yalwanti Khurd
10. Garoor Khurd 22. Hunsi Hadgil 11. Minajgi 23. Savalgi Buzurg 12. Garoor Buzurg 24. Halgunda
(6) Villages In Chitapur circle in Chitapur taluk included in Kalgi constituency.
1. Madnur 13. Mugulnagaon 2. Madbol 14. Devantegnur 3. Sangavi 15. Martur 4. Bannur Buzurg 16. KatamdevarhaUi 5. Mupta 17. Dandoti 6. Gundgurti 18. Bhagewadi 7. Tonsanhalli 19. Mutga 8. JUalkud 20. Kaddagi 21. Jewangi 9. Evani
10. Belgumpa Buzurg 22. TaranhaUi 11. Pet-Sirur 23. Tensanhalli 12. Aldihal
RAICHUR DISTRICT
Villages in Gurgunta circle in Ling sugur taluk included in Lingsujuf constituency.
1. Tug 11. Yerdoni 2. Jaldurg 12. Ramloti 3. Nanchanhal 13. Parampur 4. Yelgundi 14. Aidbhavi 3. Yergudi 15. Gurgunta 6. Kadadargaddi 16. Gadgi 7. Guntagala 17. Radurg 8. Gonwantla 18. Tanmankal 9. Pubhavi 19. Golpalli 10. Honnahalli 20. Bhupur
(8)
Villages in Irkalgud circle in Koppal taluk included in Gangavat i constituency.
1. Ganganahal 11. Amrapur 2. Hasgal 12. Jabharguda 3. Arsankere 13. Belebhavi 4. Ballary 14. Sultanpur 5. Indargi 15. Chandragiri 6. Kukanpalli 16. Nageshanhalli 7. Tawargara 17. Kumaramankunta 8. Halhalli 18. Halekunta 9. Dhangaldoddi 19. Bandikunta
10. Budigumpa
I!48 THE GAZJSTTE OF INDIA £XTRAO*D1NAIY p?W PBELLARY DISTRICT
(9)
Villages in Kampli firka in Hospet taluk included la Siruguppa consti- tuency,
1. Belageduhalu 4. Muddapurwn 2. Aralehalli 5. Ittigi 3. Sanapuram 6. Kampli town
(10)
Villages in Gudakota flrka in Kudiligi taluk included in Kudiligi constituency.
1. Humati 6. Belligatta 2. Muddabasappanahalll Ayyanahalli 7. Hulikunta 3. Kadakella 8. Gundumugu 4. Jaramalli 9. Haralihelu 5. Haravadi
(")
Villages in Hampasagaram flrka in Mallapuram taluk included in Ha"Ug*Ui constituency.
6. Nawalli
1. Hampasagar 5. Kambali 2. Kalvi 3. Hekkandi 7. Timmalapurtm 4. Svenhalli
CHITRA DURGA DISTRICT
(12)
Villages in Davangere hobli in Davangere taluk included in Harihar constituency.
1. Obajihalli 22. Shiraganhalli 2. Malgondanhalli 23. Vaderagalli 3. Arsapur 24. Batlagatti 4. Kukkargala 25. Ballur 5. Kodihatti 26. Hadadi 6. Kadlabalu 27. Kangendanhalli 7. Avargolu 28. Jadganhalli 8. Busavanhalli 29. Kolenhalli 9. Devarhatti 30. Nagarsanhalli
10. Chikbudihal 31. Kukkavada 11. Kerur 32. Guriapura 12. Dodbatu 33. Kaidali 13. Nilanhalli 34. Naikanhalli 14. Agasa nkatti 35. Jawalhatti 15. Halebatti 36. Thurachkatta 16. Kundavada 37. Gandmuttenhalli 17. Syavanur 38, Hullrtpur 18. Nagnur 39. Chandranhalli 19. Jupikatti 40. Bolavimur 20. Aludihadadi 4r. SheramakondanhalU 21. Bisaleri
flM. 3QI)) THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 1149Ci3)
Villages in Anagodu hobli in Davangere taluk included in Bharmasagara comdtucncy.
1. Chikkavanagathihalli 14. Mandlur 2. HuUkatti 15. Hunseikatte 3. Karigagolahalli 16. Hebbal 4. Jammapur 17. Lakkamuthenhalli 5. Kandemkovi 18. Panjcnhalli <&. Mudenhalli 19. Nirthadi 7. Gudahal 20. Chlnsamudra 8- Gumrnanur 21. Naraganhalli 9. Kenchawaniahalli 22. Gangakatti
10- Hulapankatti 23. Honnaikanhalll 11. Halvarti 24. ObannanhaUi 13. Gudahallin-Hbshalli 25. Bhavihall 13. Katihalli
(14) Villages in Aimangala hobli in Hiriyur taluk included in Hiriyur constitn- cacy.
1. Gannayakanahalli 8. Hulithetlu a-Yaradakatte 9, SuragendanahalliJ 3. Metikurke 10. Bccrenahalli 4- Tavandi 11. Gudihalli 5- Guilalu 12. Gownahalli
(15)
Villages in Thallak hobli in Challakere taluk included in Molkalmuru constitu- ency.
i. Obanahalli Kawal 11. Chikhalli 1. Obananhalli 12. Devaraddihalli 3. Hanumantanhalli 13, Byadraddihalli 4. Gauramundra Kawal 14. Bhogenhalli 5- Timlapur 15. Ghataparti •6. Gaursamudra ] 16. Bayigere 7. Malsamudra 17. Henjimuttenhalli 8. Hirchalli 18. Manikotes 9. Bukkambudi 19. Kadihalli
10. Devarhalli
TUMKUR DISTRICT
(16)
Villages in Kunigal hobli in Kunigal taluk included in Kunigal constituency.
\?.. Shetgihalfi
1, Kunigal town 9. Begur A. K. I,. Urkehalli 10. Kotipur 3. Chotanhalli 11. Hanumarpur 4. Herur 5. Lakshmidevihanto 13. Chhannapura 6. Bilidowalya 14. Kudadahalli 1 Borlinganpalya 15. BhairraikhiUi 8. Bidangeri
U 50 THE GAZETTEKOLAR DISTRICT
(17)
Villages in Bethamangala hobli in Bangerpet taluk included in Bangarpet constituency.
1. Naohandahalli 12. Parandahalli 2. Buchenahalli 13. Thongallel 3. Kaverhalli 14. Ravagadahalli 4. Beeranakoppa 15. Adampalli 5. Alikunta Kadirenapalli 16. Gadudarihallii 6. Kambhampalli 17. Keggirahalli 7. Chaladiyanahalli 18. GarlachinapaUi 8. NakkalapalliJ 19. Bhatvarhalli 9. Puttepalli 20. Jangamanahalli 10. Nachalpalli 31. Bommandhalli 11. Sonakoppa
(18)
Villages in Kysarftballi hobli iaj BBngBipet taluk included in Banjeif et cpnstituency.
1. Ballagiri 9. Allikallu 2. Balarayahally Thimmalahimy 10. Pugarihalli 3. Kempapura 11. Nilager^aW j 4. Kempapura Mijirakalflvalahally 12. Banagere 5. Dcddakalavilahally 13. Kirtikopp* 6. Chekkarhind 14. Takallu 7. KaUmagasandara Agrahara 15. Karadigarah"Ui. 8. Karur
(19)
Villages in Kolar hobli in Kolar taluk included inKolw conwitumty.
1. Chalghatta 19- Kolar town 2. Chinnenhalli 20. Wardenhalli 3. AUidinnl 21. Kuttandalli 4. Kuttri 22. Kumbarhalli 5. Singandhalli 23. Mitkalhalli 6. Baglibanjanahalli 24. Gadekannur 7. Chikkahasal 25. Tamata 8. Kotlmanahalli 26. Honnenhalli 9. Bogli 27. Kodinasandra
10. KaUandur 28. Basavanattt 11. Beglihosalli 29- Kogillialli 12. Ammerhalli 30. Kallipura 13. Chatrakedihalli 31. Ikamballi 14. Gajaldinne 32. Dodhasal 15. Harohalli 33- Dimba 16. Petachayamahnlli 34- Kurbarhalli 17. Kolar Kasba 35- Dinbachamanahalli 18. Kolar Ammanikefe
Saa 8(li)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOKDINARY JJ^BANGALORE (URBAN) DISTRICT
(20)
Villages in Begur hobli in Bangalore South taluk included in Uttarahalli
constituency. 1. Nayanapha Sattipalya 9. Mijalsandra 2. Bakkhalli 10. Nayanappanahalli 3. Avakeri 11. Devarachikkanahalli 4. Harlimava 12. Kcdichickanahalli 5. Kalen Agrahor 13. Bommanahalli 6. Kammenhalli 14. Begur 7. Basavanapura 15. Yelchanahalli 8. Homadevanahalli 16. Chandrasekharapur
MANDYA DISTRICT
(21)
Villages in Kothathi hobli in Mandya taluk included in Srirangapatna constituency.
1. Nedekeppadu 5. KalenahalH 2. Yalechakanahalli 6. Yaligtiru 3. Ragimuddanahalli 7. Yarhalli 4. Vuramarkasalgere 8. Indval
MYSORE DISTRICT
(22)
Villages in palya firka in Kollegal taluk included in Kollegal constituency.
1. Maduvanahalli 8. Kamalapuram 2. Hondarbalu 9- Uganiyam 3. Gundegalam 10. Cheluvenhalli 4. Jinakanhalli n. Danagcre 5. Naripuram 12. C. Samjudram 6. Saragur 13. Sattegalam 7. palayam 14. Sivasamudram
(S3)
Villages infjaynpura hobli in Mysore taluk included in T. Nargsipur consti- tuency.
1. Chamahalli 13. Mumdagali 2. Kadanahalli 14. Torenafcatur 3. Madanahalli 15- Jayapura 4. Gujjegowdanapura 16. Kellahalli 5. Arashinakere 17- Thaluru 6. NaganahalH 18. Byatahalli ?. . Chikkakdtar Dhura H 20. Vudabura 19- Sindhavalli 9. Maraballi 21. Kalalavadi 10. Doddakatuja 22. Dhadadhahalli 11. Dodkanya 23. Kadkola 12. Chikkanya11*2 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTXAOHDINARY |PA"T II
(24)
Villages in Chamarajanagar hobli in Chamarajanagar taluk included in •Santhemerahalli constituency.
1. Budithhtu n. Bogapura 2. Kudlur 12. Kestura 3. Handrahalli 13. Khagasur 4 Managala 14. Masagapara 5. Yadyur 15. Kadahalli 6. Hallepura 16. Gargawadi 7. Yclakur 17. Marigala 8. Haranahalli 18. KeUamballi 9. Manganahalli 19. Beelana Kuppe
no, Sappidanapura 20. Madapura
(25)
Villages in Chunchankatte hobli in Krishnarajnagar taluK included in Hunsur constituency.
1. Kanchagarakoppal 6. Chilakahalli 2. Kesteer 7. Kogilur 3. Malali 8. Benniganahalli 4. Nijaganahalli 9. Somanahalli 5. Koskote 10. Kuppe
SOUTH KANARA DISTRICT
(26)
Villages in Karkal firka in Karkal taluk included in Kaup constituency
4. Inna
1. Suda Z. Aland! ike 5. Mulladka 3. Belmann'i 6. Mundkuru
(27)
Villages in Kota firka in Udipi taluk included in Co ondapur constituency •
1. Bannadi 9. Billadi 2. Vaddarse 10. Kakunjc 3. Kavadi 11. Vandaru 4. Heradi 12. Avarsi 5. Achladi 13. Haliyana 6. Yettadi 14. Shirure 7. Heggunje 15. Kadur 8. Shiriyara 16. Nadoor
CHIKMAGALUR DISTRICT
(28)
Villages in Vastara hobli in Chikmagalur taluk included in Chikmagalur constituency.
9. Anuru
1. Changondanahalli 6. Basgodu 2. Jakanahalli 7. Mailimani 3. Tattihal 8. Malimani Estate 4. Ilihalli 5. Joladhu 10. Hancharpalli
*"a. B(IJ)] THE GAZETT1 OF SNDIA EXTRAORDINARY H 53SHIMOGA DISTRICT
(29) Villages in Holalur hobli in Shimoga taluk included in Shimoga constituency,
I. Kudali 9. Bhiranahalli :2. Hoyisanahalli 10. H. Banvalli 3. Pilangere 11. Sakrebelu 4. Javali 12. Kattikere 5. Chikudali 13. Gavadaranaikanhalli 6. Taraganahalli 14. Shettihalli 7. Belagalu 15. Gowdrakoppa 8. Venkatapur 16. Malenhalli
(30)
Villages in Sagar hobli in Sagar taluk included in Sagar constituency.
1. Shirvahale ' 3. Karabalikoppa .2. Chandramavinkoplu 4. Sagar town
NORTH KANARA DISTRICT
(3i) Villages in Kurnta circle in Kumta taluk included in Kumta constituency.
7. Vanhalli
1. Holangadde 5. Kodibag 2. Chitrige 6. Hodigunda' 3- Kadli 4. Hodgeri
DHARWAR DISTRICT
(32)
Villages in Shiruguppa circle in Hubli taluk included in Ralghatgi Assembly constituency.
1. Nagaralli 4. Haliyal 2. Mantur 5. Tarihal 3. Bhandiwad 6. Revadihal
(33)
Villages in Shiggaon circle in Shiggaon taluk included in Kundgol con- stituency.
1. Timraapur 11. Chikkamankatti 2. Niralgi 12. Kabnur 3. Hirebendigeri 13. Kyalkonda 4. Kadihalli 14. Kengapur 5. Hulsogi 15. Panigatti 6. Belgali 16. Basanhal 7. Mankatti 17. Hulgur 8. Chik Bcndigeri 18. Madapur 9. Belualkop 19. Atigeri 10. Surankatti 20. Sisvinhal
(34)
Villages in Savanur circle in Shiggaon taluk included in Kundgol constituency.
1. Karadgi 8. Ravlojikop' 2. Govanhai 9. Alipur 3. Chavadal 10. Huvinsigli 4. Taredkop 11. Basankop 5. Chilur Badni 12. Honikop 6; Chilur 13. Naikerur 7, .Yalvigi' 14, Vadinkop
r i <4 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT M(35)
Villages in Hattimattur circle in Haveri taluk included in Shiggon con- stituency.
1. Sir Badgi 16. Miralgi 2. Jellapur 17. Hiremaralahalli 3. Kalakalkonda 18. Kadkol 4. Tallihalli 19. Krishnapur 5. Bhari TimmapurCdescrted) 20. Chik Maralahali 6. Kalasamur 21. Kaliwal 7. Mantgani 22. Hesarur 8. Kalkoti 23 • Siddapur 9. Hiremugadur 24. Bhairapur
10. Hattimattur 25. Ichangi 11. I. Yallapur 26. Melmuri 12. K. Timmapur 27. Handiganur 13. Dambar Mattur 1 28. Bevinahalli 14. Chick Mugadur' 29. Hosalli' 15. AraliHalli
436)
Villages in Ranebennur circle in Ranebennur taluk included in Raneben- nur constituency.
1. Huttati" 5. CJhhapradhaUi 2. Kangondanhalli 6. Magod 3. Hunsikattr 7- Kamdod 4. Siddapur
437)
Villages In Betgi circle in Gadag taluk included in Mundsrgi constituency,
1. Kolumachagi and Narayanapura 6. Hategeri 2. Kaneginahalj 7. Sambhupur 3. Timmapur 8- Adavlaomftpiu- 4. Harlapur 9- Papanaahi' 5. Lakkundi
(38)
Villages in Gidag circle in Gadag taluk included in Murdargi censtitwfrcy
i8- Lakkundi
1. KalasapurJ 13- Basapur 2. Nagavi M- Sitalhari 3. Beladhadi 15. Mulagund 4. Nabhapur 16. Haiti 5. Yelisirur 17- Malasamudra' 6. Sirunj 7. Kabukyatkatti 19. Somankottei 8. Shirol 20. Javalbenchi 9. Venkatapura 21. L. of Somankatti
10. Surtur and Majare Honganahatti 22. L. of Lakkundi 11. Hosur 23- NarsipurJ 12. Kanavi
*tc. 3(li)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY H<<•(39)
Villages in Ron circle in Ron taluk included in Nargund constituency.
i. Honnapur 5. Bhasalapur 1. Kurahatti 6. Mudenagudi 3. Hiremannur 7. Savadi 4. Chikka Mannur
(40)
Villa^s in Niregdl circle imRoi taluk in eluded in Nargund constituency.
1. Yeribaleri 4, Gujamagadi 2. Nagaral 5. D. S. Hoddgali 3. Kuradagi
BELGAUM DISTRICT
Villages In Sampgaon circle in Sampgaon taluk included in Bailhongal cons- tituency.
(41)
r. Murekibhavi 6. Gyanhatti 3.. Madanbhayi 7. Kalkuppi 3. Somanhatti 8. Myakanamardi 4. Nesargi 9. Marketsot 5. Mallapur 10. Vannur
Villages in Arbhavi circle in Gokak taluk included in Gokak constituency.
1. Khanapur 3. Dhupdal 2. Nandgaon
(43)
Villages in Yamkanflmardi circle in Hukeri taluk included in Sankeshwar conn- tituency.
15. Juiral 16. Shidalihal
1. Thane Battargi 10. Modge 2. Managutti n. Salamwadi 3. Nagnur(Dadi) 12. Khawanewadi 4. Aldhal 13, Dhondagatti 5. Peth Daddi (Ramawdi) 14. Shettihalli 6. Attihal 7- Kot 8. Bellanpi 17. Wadishidalinhal •9. Bidrukadi
(44)
Villages in Nipani circle in Chikodi taluk included in Sadalga constituency
I. Saundalga 3. Hanchinal 4, Konganoli 3- Adi
I I "6 THE GAZETTE KJF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PA*t J*(45) Villages in Chikodi circle in Chikoditaluk included in Nipani constituency-
1. Pangira 7. Nainganj 2. Chikkalwal 8. Kutaki 3. Rampur 9. Navalihal 4. Pirwadi 10. Kothali 5. Patankadi 11. Sankanwadi 6. Valki
12. Khadaklat (46) Villages in Athani circle in Athani taluk included in Kagwad constituency-
1. Abihal 13. Kotnil 2. Angadgaon 14. Ramvadi 3. Hanmapur 15, Karalhattij 4. M. Hosahatti 16. Hilugudli 5. Masarguppi 17. Hallihal 6. N. Devarhatti 18. Avarkod 7. M. Raderhatti 19. Nagnur 8. Murgundi 20. Dodvad 9- M. Vaderhatti 21. Satti
22. Sagunsi
10. Dardi u. Tangdi 23. Nandeshwar 12. Sinbal
BIJAPUR DISTRICT
(47) Villages in Terdal circle in Jamkhandi taluk included in Mudhol constituency..
8. Kallahalli 9. Madarkhandi
1. Golbalur 6. Navalgi 2. Yeragatti 7. Bandegani 3. Chinad 4. Jagdal 5. Yelhatti
• (48)
Villages in Jamkhandi circle in Jamkhandi taluk included in Bilgi consti- tuency.
1. Siddapur 8. Lingnur 2. Hulihal 9- Jakhnur 3. Harehuddi 10. Chingundi 4. Gani 11. Kanchnur 5. Kanur 12. Kumbarhal 6. Budni 13- Sanal 7. Hunsikatti 14. Algur
(49)
Villages in Savalgi circle in Jamkhandi taluk included in Bilgi constituency^
8. Takalgi 1. Bidri 2. Janiwar 9- Jamgik 3. Kawatgi 10. Kannadhi 4. Chikpadsalgi 11. Kargod 5. Nagnur 12. Kajvilgi 6. Todadgi 13- Gote 7. Hirepadsalgi 14- Kalbilgi
Sea. 9(U)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 115 7(50)
Villages in Talikot circle in Muddebihal taluk included in Hippargi consti- tuency.^
1. Chokavi 9. Phattapur (R. Talikot) 2- Hirur I 0. Tumbigi 3. Tamdhaddi 11. Hoshalli 4. Balanagnur 12. Huvinhalli I 3. Kyatnal 5. Minajgi'; *. Gutihall I 4. Gotkhandki 7. Bommanhalli 15. Gadisomnal 8. Rolvad 16. Bhantnur
(5i)
Villages in[Ballolli circle in Indi taluk included in Indi constituency.
jg. Gurdvarf] I ?. Chorgi !8, Kapp Nimbargi | 19. Kudgi
1. Podnur 2. Bargudi 3. Hingri 4- Loni 5. Lachan 20. Halgunta 6. Khirsang 21. Bablad 7- Budihal 22. Nanjgi S. Bhairangi 33. NimbalB. 9. Kijnnal 24. NimbalK.
10. Mailiar 25. Bolegar 11. Jovur 26. Ganvolga 12. Balalli 27. Tadvalga 13. Rampur 28. Lingadhalli 14. Bhatunki 29. Rajnal 15. Anjotgi
DISSENTING PROPOSALS
OF
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
I
Before writing my note of dissent, I must record my e'eep feme of Efpiecietfcn for the sincere and hard efforts put in by the members of ihe Delimiiaticn C c r r n i- ssion in the preparation of the profctfls for dermiiirgFerliirrtnUij trc AtMir- bly constituencies, in ihe Sitiic cj A^jfcie.
Sub-seaion (1) (c) of Section 9 of the Delimitation Conmission Act, 1962 c'eals with the rservationofseatsforthe Scheduled Castes. It reads asfollows :—
"Constituencies in which seats are reserved for the Scheduled Castes shalt be distributed in different part? of the State end lecated, as far as prac- ticable, in those areas where the proportion of their population to the total is comparatively large"
Hence, while locating a seat for the Scheduled Caste Ccnrirunity, it is necessary to see as to where the particular population is proportionately leige. If the seat is located where their populaticn if lei^e, ii would entblc i re ccn n unity to play greater part in selecting their r e n e t t r u m f. It wni.1t is~\ tx [L.\)f£bla
*re$ THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I-o allot a seat for the Scheduled Caste Community wheretherc is no such population ) r w'nsre their population, is negligible, in the pretext of distributing seats in differ- ;nt parts. The intention of the Parliament in reserving the seats for the S. C Community is failed if it is done like that.
As regards the location of an additional S. C. Seat in Parliamentary Cons- tituency, this fact is not given due consideration (* * * * *) The S.C.Seat waslocated in Chitaldrug constituency where the percentage of Scheduled Castes to the total population is i8- 24. Most of the Associate mem- bers ware of the view that the S. C. Seat should be shifted to Kanakapura Par- liamentary Constituency (12), where the percentage of the S. C. population to the total is 19-05. HDskote and Madhugiri constituencies have still more having 21-41 and 21-89 percent of S. C population, respectively. But the present proposals are for locating the S. C. seat at Chikkodi constituency where the S. C. population is very Ie3s/.e., 13-17 percent. Hence Ifeelthatthe proposal is neither just and proper and nor in the interest of the S. C. Community. Besides it would not evenbe ui accordance with the provisions of the Delirflita tion Commission Ace, 1962. In case the Commission is of opinion that the S. C. seats must be dis- tributed in different areas without much regard to the S. C. population then one of the existing reserved Parliamentary constituencies, now in the Old-Mysore area e.g., Kolar or Chamarajnagar will have to be shifted to Madras Karnatak troa (South Kanara Distt.) But the wqrk' area' when it is not denned specifically in the said act may be taken to mean a'District'. If the constituencies are distribu- ted in different districts it would suffice for the purposes of the sub-section (ij (c) •of Section 9 of the Delimitation Commission Aetj 1962.
Hence it is seen that neither the percentage of the S. C. population is taken into Pccount nor the proper distribution of the S. C. seats in different areas is made. Therefore I am strongly of the opinion that the proposed S. C. Seat in Chikkodi •arliatnjntary constituency may be shifted to Kanakapura or Madhugiri or Hoi- lcote.
Secondly, regarding the location of one additional S. C. seat in the Assembly constituency, I am of the opinion that the principles enunciated above are not followed. ( * ** + •) The S. C. seat was located at (130) Sakleshpur constituency in H i mn District, where the S. C. population to the total population is 21-51 percent. At the time of consideration, it was generally agreed that the S.C Seat should be shifted to (151) Channagiri in Shimog" District as that district was getting two more seats. At Channagiri the S. C. population is 19-94 percent. But surprisingly I now see that the additional S.C. seat is located at Chadachan (214) inBijapur district, where the S .C popula- tion is so low as 12 • 83 percent. I cannot understand the reasons for locating it in Bijapur District especially when there is already one reserved seat. There are some districts which have none andifthe orinciple of distribution is to be folio wed then It ihould go to the district where there is no S. C. seat. If the percentage is to be ta^en into account the Chadachan reserved seat has to be shifted to Sakleshpur or Cunna^iri. By any test ths p ro">o>ed S.C. scat at Chadachan has to be shifted.
Tien I come to the. Assembly Constituencies in Dharwar District. There I iee that the identity of rural oor> llr.ionof Hubli Taluk is lost as the population is divided between Kalghatgi an 1 H lbli Rural. The Hubli rural constituency has much urban population and only 2^,278 of the rural population is included in that constituency. The result would be the voice of the rural population is lost. As we are all aware, the problems of the urban and rural areas are different and some times the interests conflict. It would be always advisable to see that adequate Tepresentation is given to the rural population and to see that their interests are safe- guarded. That can only be done by 3eeing that the bulk of the population in
5**. 3(ii)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY H 59the constituency consists of the rural people. Hence my delimitation is as un- der :—
166'. Kalghatgi Kalghatgi Taluk
67,930 2527
Si Alnavar Cir- cle from Dharwar Taluk.
24,796 955
92,726 3482
79,109
167'. Dharwar Rural . Dharwar Taluka (excluding Al- navar circle and
18,700 960 533
Division No. 1
of Hubli-Dharwar
Corporation
97,809 960 533
68. Hubli-Dhanvar
Corporation (North)
Division Nos. 2, 3, 4,5,6 & 7 of the Hubli- Dharwar Munici- pal Corpn.
18,206 696 120 18,438 1377 32 19,137 385 24 18,917 532 38 18,105 1550 119 18,593 1506 94
111,396 6046 427
169 . Hubli-Dharwar Corporation (South)
Division Nos. 8, 9, 10, 12, 14 & 15 of the Hubli Dharwar Muni- cipal Corpora- tion
110,755 7528
Commission in 68).
(as proposed by the Constituency No. 1
170.
Hubli Rural
61,537 18,512 182 18,404 878 26
Hubli Taluk (exclu- ding the area inclu- ded in the Corpora- tion limits and Divi- sions, Nos. 11, & 13 of the Hubli- Dharwar . Munici- pal Corporation -
98,453 1060 26
Kalghatgi constituency had always been in the past included a part of Dharwar Taluk. In fact it has more contacts with Dharwar Taluka than with Hubli Taluk, Dharwar being the Head Quarters of the District. Hence, I have formed Kal- ghatgi constituency with part of Dharwar taluk. Now if any proposals arc accept- ed the rural population of both Dharwar and Hubli Taluks would be predomi- nently represented in the constituencies so that they may be able to send their own representatives. Moreover both the cities have now come to be under one Corpora- tion it is better to describe the constituencies as Hubli-Dharwar Corporation, North and Hubli-Dharwar Corporation, South.
H 60 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I-Next I have something to suggest about the Bijapur District also. That District has the same number of Assembly seats as before. Hence I find no rea- son to disturb the existing demarcation of constituencies. In constituency No. 2 [4 Chadachan, Nagathan circle is proposed to be added. The said circle of Na- gathan is in Bijapur Revenue Sub-Division and Chadachan and Bollolli circles arc in Indi Sub-Division. It is the accepted principle to see that revenue units arc not split up and it more applies to Sub-Divisions. When we do not intend to break up talukas it would not be proper to join two separate parts belonging to separate Divisions. Hence I propose that Nagathan circle of Bijapur Taluk should be retained in the Bijapur Division alone. Then again Devara Hipparagi circle is in Sindgi taluk and in Indi Sub-Division. It is now proposed to be added Huv- ina Hippargi circle in Bagewadi Taluk which is in Bijapur Sub-Division. This is also not proper. As far as possible areas should be taken from the same sub-divi- sion. Otherwise it would create some administrative inconvenience besides creatine- •confusion and hardship to the people. Hence I feel that some adjustment is necessary there.
With these few observations I agree to the proposals
T. H. MOHSIN.
II
While locating the seat for scheduled caste in Dharwar District of Mysore State, the seat for Scheduled Caste is allotted to Nargund Constituency instead of serial No. 168 Hubli-Dharwar Corporation, The Scheduled Caste seat in Dharwar District ought to be allotted to serial No. 168 which is an urban constituency having 6'79 % population of Scheduled Castes approximately equal to the percentage of scheduled caste in Nargund Constituency. Nextly in Nargund Constituency from among the scheduled castes no suitable and competent local candidate can be found tocontestforthescat. The candidate for S. C.oughttobebroughtfroma different constituency where educated and qualified candidates amongst scheduled castes are found in great number. In all probability candidate from Hubli-Dharwar Cor- poration area who belongs to S. C. will be brought to contest for Nargund Cons- tituency if it is converted itno S. C. Constituency. Hence it is quite proper and best suited if serial No.168 Hubli-Dharwar Corporation in which local candidate amongst Scheduled Castes can easily come forward to contest. Thirdly Hubli- Dharwar Corporation area has been allotted an additional seat which is given to Dharwar District. Hence it was agreed among the leaders of the District that as Hubli-Dharwar Corporation has got the special advantage of getting an assembly seat more, the scheduled caste seat for Dharwar ought to be located in serial No. 168. Constituency where the people belonging to Scheduled Caste are more conscious about their rights to get representation in their home constituency for their candidate. Fourthly the present Nargund Constituency is a backward and undeveloped area and the area is always visited by scarcity and famines. For this area if a candidate is brought from a different Constituency to contest for S. C.seat, he is not capable to serve the people to his best and to their satisfaction as a local candidate does for them. Hence it is submitted that Nargund Constituency ought to be maintained as General Constituency just to develop the area eco- nomically by all efforts with the services of an educated, experienced,vigorous,fully conscious and able legislator. For the reasons stated above, we are firmly of the opinion that instead of converting the Nargund Constituency into S. C. the serial No. 168 Hubli-Dharwar Corporation ought to be allotted the seat for scheduled caste in Dharwar District. I hope that the amendment as suggested in my dissent- ing note may kindly be accepted by the Delimitation Commission.
C. R. BASAPPA.
November 201 1964.
SEU. 3({i)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 7: 6lIII
I have the following dissenting proposals to make :
(0 In the Parliamentary Constituencies No. 2 and 3—Gultaigaand Raichur respectively the constituencies of Gurmitkal (in Gulbaiga) and Shahpuv (in Raichur) should interchange with each other. Shahpur and Gur- mitkal are more homogeneous to Gulbarga and Raichur respectively, than as proposed by the Commission. Besides, it would be convenient for the voters to goto the now piopored places, asihe existing transport arrangements between the proposed points are direct and rnore con- venient.
O'O In the Gulbarga district, the assembly constituency No. 8—Kamalapur shonld be general and No. 9-Aland, be declared as Scheduled Caste as at present.
(iii) The enclosed note may please be seen, in connection with delimitation of constituencies in North Kanara District. The constituencies accord- ing to the proposals now circulated are as under:—
Extent
Name of the constituency
Popula- tion
Area in Sq. Mis.
I. Bhatkal .
289
97,588
Bhatkal Taluka and Honavar Taluka (excluding Honavar Circle).
106,410
Umbalmane Circle in Siddapur
2. Sirsi
714
Taluka and Sirsi Taluka.
110,560
4 10 3. Henavar
Siddapur taluka (excluding Umbalmane circle), Honavar circle in Honavar taluk and Kujalli Circle and Kumta circle [excluding Kumta town and the village specified in item (23)] of the Appendix in Kumta Taluka.
126,026
4. Karwar .
1016 Karwar and Supa Talukas
5. Kumta
128,587
448 Ankola taluka and Gokarn and Mirj an circles and Kumta town and the villages in Kum- ta circle specified in item (23) of the Appendix in Kumta Taluk.
120,378
6. Haliyal .
Haliyal, Yallapur and Mundgod
1080
Taluka.
The following important factors have not been taken into consideration in the above delimitation :
(a) The communication facilities are of foremost importance. But absolutely no regard has been given to the question of communications in ihc proposed deli- mitation. For example the proposed Honavar constituency comprises of part of
I TS2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAUT M-Siddapur taluka, part of Honavar taluka and part ot Kumta taluka. biddapur taluka is above the Western Ghats and Honavar and Kumta Taluks are entirely below Ghats. There is no direct communication between Siddapur and Honavar a"d between Siddapur and Kumta. Though the distance between Siddapur and Honavar as the crow flies is about 45 miles, the actual distance by road is 75 miles via Sirsi and Kumta and 85 miles via Jog Falls and Bhatkal. The distance to the interior villages will be stillmore. Therefore, though on the map, Siddapur, Hona- var and Kumta taluks appear to be contiguous, Siddapur has little or no direct Unk either with Kumtaor with Honavar. The western parts of Siddapur taluka and the eastern parts of Kumta and Honavar taluks are covered by thick, impenetrable forests and comrpise of hill tracts across which there is very little direct communica- tion.
(b) It has nov been found practicable to have one administrative unit comprising of Siddapur and Honavar and Kumta taluks. Forthis reason Siddapur taluka is now in Sirsi Sub-Division and Houa\ar and Kumta taluks are in Kumta Sub-Division. A constituency comprising of parl.s of Siddapur, Honavar and Kumta talukas will have the same disadvantages as an administrative unit comprising these talukas
(t.) In the proposed delimitation the distribution of population between ithe constituencies is quite disproportionate. Forexample Bhatkal constituency has a population of 97,588 whereas Kumta constituency has a population of 1,28,587.
(d) The distribution of areas also is equally disproportionate. For example, Bhatkal constituency has an area of 289 sq. miles, whereas Haliyal constituency has an area of 1080 sq. miles.
00 Another factor that should have been taken into consideration in delimitation is there should be as little dislocation as is absolutely necessary in the existing cons- tituencies. But the proposed delimitation involves major dislocation and without reasonable grounds.
(/") The regional affinity is also a factor that should have been taken into consi- deration in realigning the constituencies. Siddapur, Sirsi, Yallapur and Mundgod Taluks have a greater regional affinity than Siddapur on the one hand and Honavar aad Kumta taluks on the other.
Therefore the proposed delimitation of constituencies willentail inconveniences from all points of view, m>., communications disparity in population and area, difficulty regarding administration and regional affinities. The delimitation of cons- tituencies should be as follows :
REVISED PROPOSALS FOR DELIMITATION OF LEGISLATIVE AS- SEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES IN NORTH KANARA DISTRICT
(MYSORE STATE)
Population
No. of scats
6,89,549 Existing
(a) Average population per scat 1,14,925 (b) 110% of (a) above . . 1,26,417 (c) 90 % of (a) above . . 1,08,433
Proposed 6
5
Sic. 3(11)] THB GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY I I 63Population
Extent
No. and name of constituency
Total Area im Sq. miles
64,036
16c ). Honavar
(a) Honavar taluka-cxcluding (1) Kadle, Chandavar Haldi- pur, Kadtoka, Navilagone, Salkod, Hosakuli, and Karki Firkas.
(b) Bhatkal Taluka
58,501
TOTAL • T)22,537
580
61,561
i 6r . Siddapur
(a) Siddapur Taluka"1 • (b) Sanavasi, Bengle, Sugavi, Kuluve, Kangod, Sirsimakki, Ajjibal, CJrtot, Mattigar, Hunsekop, Sampkand, Ban- dal, Manjguni, Dcvanahalli, Sivalli, Seegehalli, and Man- dur Firkas in Sirsi Taluka
100,063
TOTAL .
1074
50,087
162. . Sirsi . . v (a) Sirsi Taluka excluding Firkas included in Siddapur constitu- ency,
(b) Yallapur Taluka (c) Mundgod taluka
30,898 26,814
TOTAT,
1,07,799
163. Kumta
365
87,556 25,892
(a) Kumta Taluka (b) Kadle, Chandavar, Kaldipur, Kadtoka, Havilgone, Salkod, Hosakuli & Karki Firkas in Honavar Taluka.
11450
(c) Shetgeri, Belambar, Hadav, Hichkad, Adigone Firkas of Ankola Taluka.
TOTAL . . : [,24,898
164. Karwar
(a) Karwar taluka excluding
480
78,554
Ghadsai, Bolshitta, Bhaire, Kadara, Ulaga, Hanakcn, Madhevada Firkas.
(b) Ankola taluk excluding the
45>57°
area included in Kumta consti- tuency.
,24,124
TOTAL . 1
No. and name of
Extent
Population constituency
Total Area in Sq. miles
165. Haliyal
1147
62,666 345385 13.087
(a) Haliyal taluka . (b) Supa taluka (c) Ghadsai, Bolshitta, Bhaire, Kadara, Ulga, Hanakon, Madevada Firkas in Kar- war taluka.
1,10,138
MAHADEVAPPA RAMPURE
IV
BIJAPUR DISTRICT
Population No. of seats
Pres. Prop.
Total . 1,660,178 15 15 (a) Av. Pop. per sea*; 110,679 SC . 163,472 T 1 (b) 110% of (a) above 121,747 St. . 9,405 .. ., (c) 90% of 0) above 99,6n
apulation
P
ST
SC
Extent of constituen
:y Total
No. & Name of constituency
4
5
3
202. Jamkhandi to 208. Hungund
\ As proposed by the Commission. J
209. Aluddebiha 1 . Muddebihal Taluk excluding the villages in Talikot circle speci- fied in item 'A' of the Appen- dix.
210. Talikot . Bijapur Circle- -Villages of Bage-
wadi Taluka specified in Item 'B1 of the Appendix and vill- ages of Muddebihal Taluka of Talikot Circle specified in Item 'A' of the Appendix.
SEC. 3(ii)] THE GAZETTE Ol' INDIA EXTRAORDINARY t l( J*I
2
3 4 5
211. . Bagewadi Bagewadi Taluka excluding
) villages specified in Item 'B: of the Appendix.
2 12 . Tikota
Bijapur Taluka excluding Bija- pur and Nagatan Circle and Bijapur Municipal Area.
213. Bijapur
Bijapur Municipal Area+ Naga-
ttan Circle.
V
214. Chadchan Chadchan Circle+Ballolli Circle
of lndi Taluk.
[
215. lndi
lndi Circle+Almel Circle from Sindgi Taluk plus villages specified in Appendix ' C.
216. Sindgi
Hippargi Circle plus Sindgi Circle excluding villages speci- fied in Appendixx ' C.
N.B.—Only one Constituency in the District with highest population of Sche- duled Caste may be reserved for Scheduled Caste seat and not two as- now proposed by the Commission.
APPENDIX 'A'
1. Talikot 8. Gadisomna 2. Tamdaddi 9. Kyathal 3. Chokavi 10. Fhattcpur P,T. 4. Hirur 11. Havinhalli 5. Guttihal 12. Gotkhindiki €. Bommanhalli 13. Hoshalli 7. Bolwal 14. Tumbgi
APPENDIX 'B1
1. Sasnur 18. Utnal 2. Wedwadgi 19. Dindwar 3. Chabnur 20. Tngaleshwar 4. Hulbenchi 21. Rabinal 5. Somanal 22. Satihal 6. Nagaral (Huli) 23. Markhabbinhalli 7. Yambhatnal 24. Bommanhalli 8. Nandiha P.H. 25. Bisnal 9. Salvadgi 26. Masibinhal
10. Sindgeri 27. Mullal 11. Kdakol 28. Donur 12. Budihal 29. Neginal 13. Karibhantnal 30. Ukkali 14. Kamankeri 31. Deginal 15. Yalwar 32. Nandihal (P. Ukkli) 16. Nagaral Don 33. Hattarkihal 17. Bhairwadgi 34. Hunshyal
U ( S6 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY
[ P A *T
•-
APPENDIX 'C
1. Chandakavathe 8. Yaragall B 2. Ganihar 9. Guttargi 3. Rampur 10. Bhankaligi 4. Kalhalli 11. Byalihal 5. Babaleshwar 12. Nagavi B 6. Benkotgi 13. Nagavi K. 7. Yaragall K. 14- GoyavgundgL
NORTH CANARA DISTRICT
Population No. of seats
Pres. Prop.
TOTAL 6,89,549 5 6 (a) Av. Pop. per seat . 114,925
(6) 110% of (a) above . 126,417
(c) 90% of (a) above . 103,433
Population
Extent of constituency
Total Area in Sq,
miles No. & name of constituency.
2
1
3 4
64,036 329 160. Honavar
(a) Honavar Taluka—excluding (J) Kadle, Chandavar, Haldipur Kad- toka, Navilagone, Salkod, Hosakuli & Karki Firkas.
(6) Bhatkal Taluka
58,501
TOTAL .
122,537
(a) Siddapur Taluka .
61,561 580 161- Siddflpur
38492
(b) Banavasi, Bengle, Sugavi, Kulive, Kangod, Sirsimakki, Ajjibal, Urtot, Mattigar, Hunsekop, Sampkandj Bandai, Manjguni, Devanahalli, Sivalli, Seegehalli and Mandur Firkas in Sirsi Taluk.
TOTAL
100,053
50,087 1,074 162. Sirsi .
(a) Sirsi Taluka—excluding Firkhas included in Siddapur constituency
30,898 26,814
(fe) Yallapur Taluka (c) Mundgod Taluka .
107,799
SKC, S(U)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY H 6 7-I
4
3
163.
. Kumta
(a) Kumta Taluka
365
87.-556
25,892
(b) Kadle, Chadavar, Haldipur Kadtoka, Navilgone, Salkod, Hosakuli and Karki Firkhas in Honavar Taluka.
11,450
(c) Shetgeri Belambar, Hadav, Hick-
kad, Adigone, firkhas of Ankola Taluka.
124,898
164 . Karwar
48c (a) Karwar taluka excluding Ghadsai, Bolshitta, Bhairc, Kadara, Ulaga, Hanakon, Madhevada firkas
78)554
(b) Ankola Taluka excluding the area
included in Kumia constituency. 45>57°
124,124
62,666
. Haiiyal
165
I.I47
34.385
(a) Haiiyal taluka (b) Supa taluka (c) Ghadsai, Bolshitta, Bhaire,
135087
Kadara, Ulga, Hanakon Madhe- vada, firkhas in Karwal taluka
110,138
DHARWAR DISTRICT
Population
Extent
SI. No. and name of constituency
sc
2
I
4
Total 3
i6e i. Dharwar Rural
; 97,809
Dharwar Taluka (excluding Abravar Circle and the area in Divisions Corporation No. 2 to 5 of Hubli- Dharwar)
4,447 (4-55)
Divisions 2 to 6 and 13 of HubH-
i 6-
* 111,207
Dharwar Corporation
r. Huhli-Dharwar Corporation North.
.Tr68 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I-2
I
4
3
: Divisions 9 to 12, 14 and 15 ofHubli-
IIIJI25
Dharwar Corporation
6,720 (6-oo) , Hubli-Dharwai 168. Corporation ( < South (SC).
169. Hubli Rural . Hubli Taluk (excluding the area in Divisions Nos. 5, 6 and 9 to 15 of Hubli-Dharwar Corporation)
99,522 5,595 (5-62)
Kalghatgi
Kalghatgi Taluka and Abravar Circle
170.
in Dharwar Taluk.
92,726
(3-76)
The remaining constituencies will be as proposed by the Commission with the only change that Constituency No. 182 Nargund will be a General Seat.
BELGAUM D I S T R I CT
The Chikodi Parliamentary Constituency should be General Constituency instead of Scheduled Caste Constituency.
C. M. DESAI
K. H. RANGANATH
V
NORTH KANARA D I S T R I CT
1. The population of North Kanara District according to 1951 census was 5,17,780. The number of scats allotted to the District was 5. The population of the District according to 1961 census is 6,89,549. Therefore the District is entitled to have 6 seats.
2. The existing Constituencies are as follows:—
Extent of constituency
Name of constituency
1. Honavar . . ..
(i) Bhatkal Taluka. (ii) Part of Honavar Taluka including
Honavar Town.
2, Kumta . . ..
(i) Kumta Taluka. (ii) Part of Honavar Taluka which is not
included in Honavar constituency.
. Sirsi " . .. Whole of Sirsi and Siddapur Talukas.
3
. Karwar . . .. Whole of Karwar, Supa and part of Haliyal 4
Taluka.
. Ankola . . ..
5
Ankola Taluka, Yellapur Taluka, Mundgod Taluka and part of Haliyal Taluka not included in Karwar constituency.
SEC. S(li)] THE GAZETTE OF INDTA EXTRAORDINARY r I6oTheconstitucnciesaccordingiothcproposal now circulated are ae under :—
Extent
Name of the
Population
constituency.
Area in Sq. Mis.
I.
97>588
Bhatkal .
289
Bhatkal Taluka and Honavar Taluka (excluding Honavar Circle).
2.
Umbalmane Circle in Siddapur
106,410
Sirsi
7M
Taluka & Sirsi Taluka.
Honavar
110,560
4 10 3-
Siddapur taluka (excluding Umbalmane Circle), Honavar Circle in Honavar Taluka & Kujalli Circle and Kumta Circle [excluding Kumta town & the village specified in item (23) of the Appen dix] in Kumta taluka.
Karwar and Supa Talukas
126,026
Karwar .
1016 A-
128,587
Kumta .
448 5-
Ankola taluka and Gokarn and Mirjan Circle and Kumta town and the villages in Kumta Circle specified in item (23) of the Appendix in Kumta TK.
Haliyal, Yallapur and Mindgod
120,378
Haliyal . . •
6.
1080
Talukas.
Tne following important factors nave not been taken into consideration in the above delimitation:
(a) Tne communication facilities arc of foremost importance. But absolutely no regard has been given to the question of communications in the proposed delimi- tation. For example the proposed Honavar constituency comprises of part of Siddapur taluka, part of Honavar taluka and part of Kumta taluka. Siddapur taluka is above the Western Ghats and Honavar and Kumta Taluks are entirely below Ghats. There is no direct communication between Siddapur and Honavar and between Siddapur and Kumta. Though the distance between Siddapur arid Honavar as the crow Hies is above 45 miles, the actual distance by road is 75 miles via Sirsi and Kumta and 85 miles via Jog l
(b) It has not been found practicable to have one administrative unit comprising of Siddapur and Honavar and Kumta taluks. For this reason Siddapur taluka is now in Sirsi Sub-Division and Honavar and Kumta taluks are in Kumta Sub- Division. A constituency comprising of parts of Siddapur, Honavar and Kumta talukas will have the same disadvantages as an administrative unit comprising these talukas.
H7O THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART l i-te) In the proposed delimitation the distribution of population between the constituencies is quite disproportionate. For example, Bhatkal constituency has a. population of 97,588 whereas Kumta constituency has a population of 1,28,587.
(d) The distribution of areas also is equally disproportionate. For example Bhaikal constituency has an area of 289 sq, miles, whereas Haliyal constituency has- an area of 1080 sq. miles.
(c) Another factor that should have been taken into consideration in delimita- tion is there should be as little dislocation as is absolutely necessary in the existing constituencies. But the proposed delimitation involves major dislocation and without reasonable grounds.
(/) The regional affinity is also a factor that should have been taken into con- sideration in realigning the constituencies. Siddapur, Sirsi, Yallapur and Mungund Talukas have a greater regional affinity than Siddapur on the one hand and Honavar and Kumta Taluks on the other.
Therefore the proposed delimitation of constituencies will entail inconveniences from .ill points of view, viz., communications, disparity in population and area, dim^'-Lhv regarding administration and regional affinities. The delimitation of Constituencies should be as follows:—
REVISED PROPOSALS FOR DELIMITATION OF LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES IN NORTH KANARA DISTRICT (MYSORE STATE)
Population No. of seats. (a) Av. Pop. per seat : 114,925 (b) 110% of (a) above : 126,417 Exis. Prop. (c) 90 % of (") above 1103,433
6,80,549 5 6
Extent of constituency
No. & name of constituency.
Total 1 Population
Area in Sq. miles.
2.
I
3
4
? 64,036
>. Honavar
16c
329
i
(a) Honavar Taluka—excludinj (1) Kadle, Chandavar, Haldi- pur Kadtoka, Navilagone Salkod, Hosakuli & Kark Firkas,
(b) Bhatkal Taluka
58,501
122,537
Total:—
580
61,561
161 . Siddaput .
1,
(a) Siddapur Taluka (fi) Banavasi, Bengle, Sugavi, Kuluve, Kangod, Sirsimakki, Ajjibal, Urtot, Mattigar, Hunsekop, Sampkand, Banda Manjguni, Dcvanalialli, Sivalli, Seegehalli and Mandur firkas in Sirsi Taluka
100,053
Total
•Sao. 8(li)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY Hyj2
I
4
3
1074
50,087
1162. Sirsi .
(0) Sirsi Taluka-excluding Firkhas included in Siddapur constituency,
(b) Yallapur Taluka
(c) Mundgod Taluka
30,898 26,814
Total
107,799
1163, Kumta
365
87,556 25,892
(a) Kumta Taluka . (jh) Kadle, Cbandavar, Haldipur, Kadtoka, Navilgone, Salkod, Hosakuli & Karki Firkbus in Honavar Taluka.
11.450
(c) Sbetgeri, Belambar, Haclav, Hickkad. A^igonc Firkhas in Honaviir Taluka.
Total
124,898
480 164. Karwnr . ;
78,554
(a) Karwar taluka excluding Ghadsai, Holshitta, Bh^dre, Kadara, Ulaga, Hanakon, Madhevdda Firkhas
45>57°
(b) Ankola taluk excluding the area included in Kumta con- stituency.
124,124
Total
1147 165. Haliyal (a) Haliyal Taluka .
62,666 34^85 13.087
ar
(6) Supa Taluka (c) Ghadsai, Bolshitta, Bhaire, Kadara, Ulga, Hanakon, Madhevada Firkhas in Karw taluka,
Total . . 110,138
Y. MANJAYYA SHETTY.
GULBARGA D I S T R I CT
For Assembly constituencies (8) Kamalapur, (9) Aland, (10; Gulbarga, (11) Afzninur.
Total s.c. 8. Kamalapurj . (1) Kamalapur circle of GulbargE
1 43.979 8446
taluk.
(2) 25 villages of Farahatabad
21,414
3543
circle of Gulbarga taluk.
(3) Gulbarga circl- villages ex- 20,325
4662
cluding those villages included in Kalgi constituencv.
Total " .
\ 84,718 12,488 CM -8)
1172 THE GAZETTE 01' INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I-Total S.C.
Aland
9- •
(1) Aland town (2) Aland circle (3) Narona circle .
18,009 I5I3 42,935 852O 39^39 8350
100,583 18,383
(18-27)
10.
Gulbarga
Gulbarga town only
97,069 7616 (7'84J
1 1. Afzalpur
(a) Afzalpur taluk . (b) Ninubarga circle
90,071 12,643 59>752 I 0> 9 *5
149,823 23,558 (15-7)
*
As per ray above proposals, Aland will be reserved for Scheduled Castes.
Villages in Farhatabad circle in Gulbarga taluk included in Kamalapur consti-
tuency.
• • •
" " *
I. 2. 3- 4- 5- 6. 7 8.
• * *
" m
.
77 311 241 146 98 96 59 96 267
" * •
9- 1 0.
• • •
1 1.
+
,
1 2.
72 92
* r
158
* • *
• <
*
374 56
* • •
13- 14. J5- 16. J7- 18.
• • f
19- 2 0.
2 1.
2 2.
515 1,846 1)396 428 821 655 383 655 1,492 18 1,000 677 1)576 528 i5343 319 263 340 791 1,008 535 941 2,181 703
23- 24. 25.
32 89 40 104 394 422 256 163 Manihal Harur Buzurg Jogur . . .. Balgumpa Khurd . Kawathmiya . Kawalga Khurd Award Khurd Kawalga Buzurg Hagargundi . Garoor Khurd Alanajgi Garoor Buzurg Kadini . . .. Kollur . Hadgil Harutti Malni . . .. Machanhal . Kadanhal Malkundakhurd Malkunda Buzurg . Yalwanti Khurd Hunsi Hadgil, Savalgi Buzurg Halgunda Jadsagnoor
9 i3
Total
21,414
3>543
SEO. 8(ii)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY I ZygNORTH KANARA DISTRICT
1. The population of North Kanara District according 10 1951 census was 517,780. The number of seats allotted to the District was 5. The population of the District according to 1961 census is 689,549. Therefore the District is entitled to have 6 seats.
2. The existing constituencies are as follows :—
Name of Constituency
Extent of Constituency
1. Honavar
(z) Bhatkal Taluka. (ii) Part of Honavar Taluka including Hona-
2. Kumta
var Town. (/) Kumta Taluka. ("") Pan of Honavar Taluka which is not
3. Sirsi 4. Karwar
included in Honavar constituency. Whole of Sirsi and Siddapur Talukas. Whole of Karwar, Supa and part of Haliyal
Taluka.
5. Ankola
Ankola Taluka, Yellapur taluka, Mundgod Taluka and part of Haliyal Taluka not included in Karwar constituency.
The constituencies according to the proposals now circulated are as under :—
Population Area in
Extent
Sq. Miles Naaie of the constituency
289 1. Bhatkal Bhatkal taluka and Honavar taluka (excluding
I 97,588
Honavar circle).
2. Sirsi
106,410
Umbalmane circle in Siddapur taluka and
714 Sirsi taluka.
410" 3. Honavar
110,569
Siddapur taluka (excluding Umbalmane cir- cle) Honavar circle in Honavar Taluk and Kujalli circle and Kumta circle (excluding Kumta town and the village specified in item (23) of the Appendix in Ku mta taluka.
4. Karwar
126,026 128,587
1,016' 448 5. Kumta
L
Karwar and Supa talukas Ankola taluka and Gokarn and Mir j an circles and Kumta town and the villages in Kumta circle specified in item (23) of the Appen- dix in Kumta Tk.
120,378
6. Haliyal Haliyal, Yallapur and Mundgod Taluka.
r,o8o
The following important factors have not been taken into consideration in the above delimitation :—
(a) The communication facilities arc of foremost importance. But absolutely no regard has beengiven to the question of communications in the proposed delimi- tation. For example the proposed Honavar constituency comprises of part of Siddapur taluka, part of Honavar taluka and part of Kumta taluka. Siddapur taluka is shove the Western Ghats and Honavar and Kumta taluks are entirely below Ghats. There is no direct communication between Siddapur and Honavar
1174 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I-and between Siddapur and Kumta. Though the distance between Siddapur and Honavar as the crow flies is about 45 miles, the actual distance by road is 75 mil" via Sirsi and Kumta and 85 miles via Jog Falls and Bhatkal, The distance to the interior villages will be still more. Therefore, though on the mapj Siddapui Honavar and Kumta taluks appear to be contiguous, Siddapur has little or nc direct link either with Kumta or with Honavar. The Western parts of Siddapui taluka and the eastern parts of Kumta and Honavar taluks are covered by thick, impenetrable forest and comprise of hill tracts across which there is very little direct communication.
(b) It has not been found practicable to have one administrative unit comprising of Siddapur and Honavar and Kumta taluks. For this reason Siddapur taluk is now in Sirsi Sub-division and Honavar and Kumta taluks are in Kumta Sub-divi- sion. A constituency comprising of parts of Siddapur, Honavar and KumtE talukas will have the same disadvantages as an administrative unit comprising these talukas.
(c) In the proposed delimitation the distribution of population between th< constituencies is quite disproportionate. For example Bhatkal constituency has a population of 97,588 whereas Kumta constituency has a population of 128,587.
(d) The distribution of areas also is equally disproportionate. For examplej Bhatkal constituency has an arc;i of 2S9 <=q. miles, whereas Haliyal constituency has an area of 1 080 sq. miles.
(e) Another factor that should have been taken into consideration in delimita- tion is there should be as little dislocation OR is absolutely necessary in the existing constituencies. But the proposed delimitation involves major dislocation and without reasonable grounds.
(/) The regional affinity is also a factor that should have been taken into consi- deration in realigning the constituencies. Siddapur, Sirsi, Yallapur and Mundgod Taluks have a greater regional affinity than Siddapur on the one hand and Honavar and Kumta Taluks on the other.
Therefore the p roposed d elimitation of constituencies will entail inconveniences from all points of view, vim., communications disparity in population and areas, difficulty regarding administration and regional affinities. The delimitation of constituencies should be as follows :
Dissenting proposals for delimitation of Legislative Assembly Constituencies in North Kanara District (Mysore Stated
Population No. of seats (a) Average population
per seat 114,925 Existing Proposed (b) 110% of (a) above 126,417 689,549 5
Extent
Total
No. and name of constituency
Population
Area in sq. miles
1
2
3
4
160. Honavar
64,036
329 (a) Honavar taluka excluding (t) Kadle, Chandavar, Haldipur, Kadtoka, Navilagone, Salkod, Hosakuli & Karki Firkas.
(Z>) Bhatkal taluka.
58,501
122,537
Sftf, "{#)] T HE GAZE 1 IE "*F INDIA EX I RAORDINARY
1 T-^
2
I
4
3
5S0
61,561 161. Siddapur fa) Siddapur Taluka (b) Banavasi, Bengle, Sugavi, Kuluve, Kangod, Sirsimakki, Ajjibal, Urtot, Mattigar, Hunstrkop, Sampkand, Bandal, Alanjguni, Devanahalli, Sivalli, Scegehalli, and Mandur Firkas in Sivsi Taluka.
1,00,053
162. Sirsi
50,087 1,074 fa) Sirsi Taluka—excluding Firkas included in Siddapur constituency.
(b) Yallapur Taluka (y) Mundgod Taluka
30,898 26,814
1,07,799
163. Kumta
365
87,556 25,892
(a) Kumta Taluka (b) Kadle, Chandavar, Haldipur, Kad- toka, Navilgone, Salkod, Hosakuli & Karki Firkas in Honavar Taluka.
11,450
(t) Shetgcri, Belambar, Hadav, Hich- kad, Adigone Firkas of Ankola Taluka.
124,898
164. Karwar
480
78,554 (a) Karwar Taluka excluding Ghadsai, Bolshitta, Bhaire, Kadara, Ulaga, Hantikon, Madhevada Firkas. (b) Ankola Taluka excluding the area 45,570 included in Kumta constituency.
124,124
165. Haliyal
1147 (a) Haliyal Taluka (b) Supa Taluka (c) Ghadsai, Bolshitta, Bhaire, Kadara,
• 62,666 34^85 'L 13^087 Ulga, Hanakon, Madevada, Firkas j in Karwar Taluka.
110,138
S. RUDRAPPA.
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