REGISTERED No. D. 221
The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART II—Section 3—Sub-section (ii)
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 50] NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1966/PHALGUNA 4,1887
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DELIMITATION COMMISSION
NOTIFICATION
New Delhi, the 23rd February, 1966
S.O. 611.—In pursuance of sub-section (2) of section 9 of the Delimitation Commission Act 1962 (61 of 1962) as applied by section 43 of the Government of Union Territories Act, 1963 (20 of 1963), the Delimitation Commission hereby publishes its proposals for the division of the Union Territory of Tripura into 2 single- member parliamentary constituencies and 30 single-member assembly constituencies and for the delimitation thereof and specifies the 20th March, 1966, 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 Delhl-I), before the said date. It will facilitate prompt consideration if they are in English.
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486 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I-Prof- os ah
1. The territorial constituencies into which the Union Territory of Tripura shall be divided for the purpose of elections to (a) the Legislative Assembly of the Union Territory of Tripura 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, respectively.
2. Where the name of a constituency as shown in the Tables is distinguished by the brackets and letters "(SC)'\ the seat in that constituency 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
and name Extent
S. No.
2
i
Mohanpur.—Mohanput and Simvia tahsils in Sadar sub-division.
i.
3. Agartala Sadar I (SC).—Bammia tahsil and tho villages in Sadar tahsil specified in item (i) of the Appendix, in Sadar sub-division.
Agartala Sadar II.—The villages in Saiar tahsil specified in item (2) of ihc Appendix, in Sadar sub-division.
4-
AgartaJ.n Sada? III.—Sadar tahsil [exclu ling the villages specified in items (T) and (2) of the Appendix], and Ward No. 6 of Agartala town, in Sadar sub-division.
5-
Agartala town.—Ward", Nos. 1 to 5 of Ag.irtala town in Sadar sub-divi- sion.
6. Old Agartala.—Th? villa?'.' in Old Atjartala tahs'l specified in item (3) of the Appendix, in Sadar s'-ib-division.
7-
Uttar Debendranagar (ST).—-Old Agartala tahsil [excluding the villages specified in i torn (3) of the Appendix], in Sadar sub-division.
8. Takarjala (ST).—Takarjala and Ishachandranagar tahsils in Sadar sub- division; and the villages in Radhakishon:pur tahsil specified in item (5) of the Appendix, in Udaipur si b-division.
9-
10.
Bishalgarh.—Kamalasagar tahsil and B'shilgirh tahsil [?xcH ding the villages specified in item (4) of the Appendix], in Sadar sab-division.- Charllam (ST).—Charilam tahsil and the village,1 in Bishalgarh tahsil specified in hem (4) of the Appendix, in Sadar sub-division.
flteL ft(H)l THE GAZETTE OT INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 4 571
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I I. S o n a m un North.—Bixanagar and Matinagar tahsils and the villages in SMimiri ti'uil .>p?cifi.'J in it.m (6) of the Appendix, in Sonamura sub- division.
12. Sonaman South.—Dhnpur and K'H'halia tahsils and Sonamura tahsil [excluding the villages specified in item (6) of the Appendix], in Sona- mura sub-division.
13- Belonia.—Sidhinagar, Rudhanagar and Rajnagar tahsils and Belonia tahsil [excluding the villages specified in item (7) of the Appendix], in Belonia sub-division.
Muhuripur.—Muhuripur and Hrishyamukh tahsils in Belonia sub-division.
14.
15-
Sabroom (ST).—Sabroom sub-division [excluding the villages in Gora- kapa tahsil specified in item (8) of the Appendixl.
16. Blrgaa) (ST) .—Birjanj ta'isil in Amarpur sub-division; the villages in Belonia tahsil specified in item (7) ot the Appendix in Belonia sub- division ; and the villages in Gorakapa tahsil specified in item (8) ot the Appendix, in Sabroom sub-division.
Salgach.—-Saljprh tuh;il in Udaipur sub-division.
I7-
18. Radh-i^hhorepur.—Radhakishorepur tahsil [excluding the villages sp:ciiiijd in item (<,) of thj Appendix], in Udaipur sub-division.
19. Dumburnagar (ST).—Dumburnagar and Ampinagar tahsils in Amarpur sub-division; and the villages in Teliamura tahsil specified in item (9) of the Appendix, in Khowai sub-division.
2 0. Teliamura (SC).—Teliamura tahsil [excluding the villages specified in item (9) of the Appendix] and the villages in Kalyanpur tahsil specified in item (to) of the Appendix, in Khowai sub-division.
2 1. Kalyanpur (ST).—Kalyanpur tahsil [excluding the villages specified in item (to) of the Appendix] and the villages in Khowai tahsil specified in item (11) of th.'-- Appendix, in Khowai sub-division.
2 2. Khowai.—Asharambari tahsil and Khowai tahsil [excluding the villages specified in item (n) of the Appendix], in Khowai sub-division.
23. Kamalpur (SC).— Kwnalpur tashil in Kamalpur sub-division.
24. Kulaihowcr (ST).—Kulaihower tahsil in Kamalpur sub-division; and Chawmanu tahsil in Kailashahar sub-division.
25. Fatikroy.—Fatikroy tahsil [excluding the villages specified in item (12) of the Appendix], in Kailashahar sub-division.
26. Kailashahar.—Kailashahar tahsil [excluding the villlagcs specified in item (13) of the Appendix], in Kailashahar sub-division.
27. Dharmanagar South.—The villages in Fatikroy tahsil specified in item (12) of the Appendix, and the villages in Kailashahar tahsil specified in item (13) of the Appendix, in Kailashahar sub-division; and the villages in Kanchanpur tahsil specified in item (14) of the Appendix an d the villages in Dharmanagar tahsil specified in item (15) of the Appendix, in Dhar- managar sub-division.
488 THE GAZETTO OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAWT H-I
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28. Kanchanpur ST).—Longai tahsil, and Kanchanpur tahsil [excluding the villages specified in item (14) of the Appendix], in Dharmanagar sub- division.
29. Dharmanagar North.—Dharmanagar tahsil [excluding the villages specified in items (15) and (16) of the Appendix], in Dharmanagar sub- • division.
30. Kadamtala.—Kadamtala tahsil, and the villages in Dharmanagar tahsil specified in item (16) of the Appendix, in Dharmanagar sub-division.
"K). 8(ii)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 4 89TABLE B
PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES
. and name Extent in terms of assembly constituencies S. No
1. Tripura West.—(1) Mohanpur, (2) Agartala Sadar I, (3) AgartalaSadar II, (4) Agartala Sadar III, (5) Agartala Town, (6) Old Agartala, (7) UttarjDebendra nagnr, (8) Takarjala, (9) Bishalgarh, (10) Charilam, (11) Sonamura North, (i.1) Sonamura South, (13) Belonia, (14) Muhuri- pur and (17) Salgarh.
2. Tripura East (ST).—(15) Sab room, (16) Birganj, (18) Radhokishorepur, 19) Dumbumagar, (20) Teliamura, (21) Kalyanpur, (22) Khowai, 23) Kamalpur, (24) Kulaihower, (25) Fatikroy, (26) Kailashahar, 27) Dharmanagar South, (28) Kanchanpur, (29) Dharmanagar North and (30) Kadamtala.
49O T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT II—APPENDIX
SADAR SUB-DIVISION
CD
Villages in Sadar tahsil included in Agartala Sadar I assembly constituency.
I i—Bhagalpur 22 49—Uttar Mahishkhola
2 2—Bagadi 23 49—Uttar Ramnagar
3 3—Durgabari Tea Estate 24 49A—Ramnagar
4 4—Narasingarh 2S 49 A—Ramammukha
5 5—Ananganagar 26 49B—Durgabari Colony
6 6—Naraj^anpur (Purba & Paschim" 27 50—Uttar Rampur
7 7-—Chinaihani 28 51 — Kus huint ali
8 8—Nabagram 29 52—-Tcbaria
9 9—Uttar Rajnagar 30 52A—Tufania Lunga
10 IOA—Barjala 53—Tufania Lunga T. E.
II IOB—-Amtala 32 54—Laxmilunga T. E.
12 II—Purba Bhubanban 33 55—Lembuchcrra
13 12—Dighalia 34 74—Jagat Sarderpara
14 13—Madhya Bhubanban 3^ 90—Kherua Kobra para
15 14—Paschira Bhubanban 36 104—Brajabashipara
16 15—Lankamura 37 117—•Debendranagar (Uttar)
17 16—Sarmalunga 38 119—Damdamia colony
18 17—Chandinamura 39 131 —-Wakhiroy para
19 47, 47A—Nutannagar 40 24—Military Cantonmeiv
20 48—Khas Nidanpur 41 22~Nripendra T. E.
21 48B—Nandanpur 42 23—Adarini T. E.
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Villages in Sadar tahsil included in Agartala Sadar II assembly constituency.
I 44—Ujan Abhaynagar 18 28, 29 and 28A—Dakshin
2 43—Jagatpur Badharghat
3 60—Dakshin Mahishkhola 19 33 and 33A'—Paschim Badharghat
4 45—Radhanagar 20 31 and 31A—Uttar Badharghat
5 46 and 46A^Bhati Abhaynagar 21 29A—Madhya Badharghat
6 46B—Rampur 22 33, 28B, 30 and 30A—Purba
7 19—Kalikapur Badharghat
8 20—Ramnagar 23 34'—Bhattapukur
9 21—Rajnagar 24 122—Uttar Bardwali
0 22—Ram Sundcrnagar 25 27—Pratapgarh T. E.
1 23—Joypur and Joynagar 26 58—Purba Dukli
12 23A—Joynagar 27 58A Paschim Dukli
13 24^Gajaria 28 35—Uttar Pratapgarh
14 25—Laxmipur 29 35A—Uttar Pratapgarh
15 26—Belabar 30 36—Purba Pratapgarh
16 26—Rajlaxmi Tea Estate 3i 37—Paschim Pratapgarh
*7 27 and 27A—Chariparn 32 47B—Model Village
SEC 8(ii)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 49I
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Villages in Old Asartala tahsil included in Old Agartala assembly constituency.
I 3—Sovd Alain 54 64—Chandpur
2 4— SurcnJra Garo Para 55 65—Kashipur
3 5- — Paschim Noabadi 56 66—R':3ham Bagan
4 6—Durga Choudhury P an 57 67—Tulakona Colony
5 7—Radha Kishore Nagar 58 68—Aleghlipara
6 S—Golak Thakur Para 59 69—-Lembuchara
7 9—Huronya Para 60 7o^Duryanagar
8 10—Ram Durga Thakur Para 61 71—BiJya Nagar
9 11—Rara Clioudhiry Para 62 72—B-atnapar
10 12'—Sibram Thakur Para 63 73—Dcbinagar
11 13—Tatiict Madhuban 64 74—Purba Noagaon
12 14—Jagatram Thakur Para 65 75—Bagbari
13 15—Budrai Senapati Para 66 76—DuJpatil
16—Nanda Sadhu Para 67 77—Noagaon
14
T7—-Ram Mohan Thakur Para 68 78— Assampara
15
16 18—Lax'ni Charan Bari 69 ?y—Ranirbazar
19—Dchendra Gam Para 70 80—Alohanpur
*7
18 20—Din.ibandhu Kabra Para 71 8 T—Radhanagar
i9 21—-Kintaimri Thakar Para 72 82—Rar.irgaon
20 22—Kdlinagar 73 83^Ba,-jhaman 1'hakur Para
21 23—Madan Kobra Para 74 84—Kui.j:; Bvih.tri Para
22 24—Ramiiath Kol.ra Para 75 8s—•Kandui-u Senapati Para
23 76 S6^Purna Senapati Para
25—Raju K.ibra Para
24 26—Shibriurgd Baii T 90—KlKtLang Roy Para
25 27—Si>nat:h;.iran Thakur Para 7R 91—Kiitibashi P^ra
26 32—Joy Krishna Para 79 92^Kaijura Choudhury Para
80 93—Raj Kumar Para
27 34—Samparai Ohoudhury Para
81 95—Harinath Sardar Para
28 35—-Sonarain Chowkider Para
82 96—Bidya Chandra Para
29 36—RamMri Kobra Para
83 y7—joylrishna Para
30 37—Bhs^abau Thakur Para
84 98—Mukta Chandra Para
31 38—Jajjut Bandhu Para
8s Jo^—Dasrirajn Bari
32 39—Yudhisthir Para
86 104—Bir Chandra Thakur Bari
33 40—Rimnarayan Thakur Para
87 ios— Krishna Kama Para
34 41—.Rabia Nurayan Para 88
109—Hari Kanta Para
35 42—-Raailcrishna Kabra Para 89 111—-Alangalai Bari
36 43—Samparai Choudhury Para 90
128—Kalachand Para
37 45—Parikshit Para
9i 129—Bidyaram Para
38 46—Khetang Roy Para 92 130—Jajnarain Para
39 47—Baldakhal
40 93 131—Krishna Kanta Para
48^—Paschim Champamura T33—Rabi Chandra Thakur Para
94
41 49—Khaerpur 95 134—Hari Krislma Senapati Para
42 51-—Jagadishpur
96 151—Ram Kama! Galim Para
43 52~—Jatrabari T52—Sukhuram Choadhury Para
97
44 53—-Jagannathpur 98 i54~Bircndra Nagar
45 54^Mudda Para 99 155—Bidya Thakur Para
46 55—Alariamnagar 1 00
178—Brajanagar
47 56—-Lasmipur I OI 179—Khawa Ban
48 57—Khash Noapara 1 02 180—Krishnanagar
49 58—Rajdharnagar 103 i8i^Nalgaria
50 59 -Old Agartala 104 182—Budya Narayan Para
51 61—Mahabbat Para 105 183—Kalichand Sardar Para
52 62—-Purba Champamura 1 06 185—Badrai Para
53 63—Raniramura 107 186—Durga Sardar Para
492 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PA"T I I-
108 187—Ram Sardar Para 136 325—Oakhiroy Sardar Para
1 09 188—Ram Chandra Para T37 381—Gopinath Para
no 189—Ram Bhusan Sardar Para 138 497—Paschim Noagaon
in 190-—Sukram Sardar Para 139 498—Nandalal Para
1 12 200—Krishna Chandra Kobra Pare 140 499—-Sib Chandra Sardar Para
113 201—Rabi Sardar Para 141 5 0 0 — R a d ha Galim Para
1 14 202—Sumpai B an 142 502—Gopi Nath Sardar Para
115 206—-Madan Sardar Para T!-3 503—Ramdayal Choudhury Para
116 207—Bhara.t Sardar Para 144 504—Bidyadhan Sardar Para
117 210—Sova Chandra Sadhu Para 145 505—-Budhia Garo Para
118 211,—Madhab Galim Para 146 5 0 6— Narayan Para
1 19 212—Majlishpur 147 507—Sukhu Sadhu Para
• 120 213—Golak Thakur Para 148 508—Daynarayan para
121 214—Harijoy Choudhury Para 149 509—Takhiroy Sadhu Para
1 22 215—Kxishnimata K o b ra Para 150 510—Debaram T h a k ur Para
123 216—Bhaakar K o b ra Para 1—Ram Chandra T h a k ur Para
124 217—Nanda K u m ar Para 1 52 2 — S a m b hu Chandra Para
125 218—Dinabandhu Choudhury Para T53 28—Uttar Kalinagar
126 219—Kalachand K o b ra Para T54 2 9 — M a ni Chandra Sardar Para
127 220—Rambali Galim Para *55 44—Stbdurga Choudhury Para
128 2 2 3 — D c b e n d ra Chandra D eb 156 50—Daluban
Barma Para 157 60 —Budhanagar
129 250—Aata Jangal 158 107—Deep Chandra T h a k ur Para
130 2 9 0 — K u m a ri Bill 159 208—Jagabandhu Choudhury Para
131 2 9 1 — K u m a ri Birbal Para 160 209—Ishan Sadhu Para
132 293-—Dhan Khala K o b ra Para 161 2 2 9 — D h an K o b ra Para
133 2 9 5 — M a d h ab M o h an Para 1 62 501—Raj K u m ar Para
134 297—Sarbajoy Senapati Para 163 45—Mekhlipara T . E.
135 298—Sib D u r ga K o b ra Para
Villages in Bishalgarh tahiil included in Charilam assembly constituency.
I, Ghaniamura 5- Nabinagar
2. Gajaria 6. K r i s h na Kiahorenagar
3- Durganagar 7- Ratanagar
4- Sibnagar
U D A T P UR S U B - D I V I S I ON
(5)
Villages in Radha Kishorepur tahsil included in Takarjala assembly constituency.
I. 14A—Baramura 15- 57—Pabitraram bari
2. 27—Daimalaibari 16. 58—Dewan bari
3- 45—Manohari bari 17- 59—Raiya S. Bari
4. 46—Chaimarma Bari 18. 61—Dhalamurdham No. I
5- 47—Naithlong Bari 19- 62—Dhalamurdham No. II
6. 48—Padaram bari 2 0. 63—Jainachara para
7- 49—Wan Rang bari 2 1. 64—Anglakbari
8. 5 0 - - T r i p u ra bari 2 2. 651—Thabakar bari
9- 5i~Tulshiram bari 23. 66—Darjeeling bari
1 0. 52—Baichang bari 24. 67—Taintai
i i. 53—Kainta bari 25. 68—Debtamura No, I
1 2. 54—Dakshin Brojendra Nagar 26. 69—Debtamura No. II
13- 55—Naya bari 27. 70—Khabanchara bari
M- 56—Kalangkai bari 28. 71—Thali bari
SEC. 8(il)] THE GAZETTE OF rNDIA EXTRAORDINARY 493
29- 72—Thum ban 38. 82—Singhum bari No. II 3 0. 73—Nitai Singh bari 39- 83 -Photamati 31- 74—Tujamura bari 40. 84—Lakhipati 32- 75—Tai baklai bari 41. 93—Manjkar bari 33- 76—Natigong bari 42. 101—Lailakh baii 34- 77—Najila ban 43- 102—Kalaraurdhum 35- 78—Pitra 44. 103—Dak bari 36. 80—-Girha Chandra para 45- 104 -Noapita bari 37- 81—Singhum bari No. I 46. 105—Thclakong bari
SONAMURA SUB-DIVISION
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Villages in Sonamura tahsil included in Sonamura North assembly constituency.
I. I—Ramnagar 25. 25—Gaya Charan parti 2. 2—Kali Kumar Choudhury para 26. 26—Radhanath Choudhury par 3- 3—Binanda Choudhury para 27. 27—Baisnab Chandra para 4- 4—Bhairab Choudhury para 28. 28—Baga Basha 5- 5—Rabiroy Choudhury para 29. 29—Kachigang 6. 6—Taksapara Refugee Colony 30- 30—Paita Chandra para 7- 7—Taksapara 3i- 31— Ram Kalyan para 8. 8 -Padmalochan para 32. 32—Nalchar 9- 9 ^Santadas para 33- 33—Bhati Nalchar TO. 10—Dhaniram para 34- 34—Rudhijala I I. 11—-Goshai mohan paia 35- 35-—Sakuniamura 12. 12—-Titalal para 36. 36—Ram Kumar para 13- 13—Sakuniamura para 37- 37—Harish Chandra para 14. 14—Khash Chowmohani 38. 38—Raja Chandra para 15- 15—Maya Charan para 39- 39—Ishan Chandra para 16. 16—Bina Kama Choudhury para 40. 40—Sukhi Chandra Para 17- 17—Nathuram Choudhury para 4 1. 41—Darpahari para 18. 18—Rabigopal para 42. 42—Chandigar 19. 19—Chandrahhakta para 43- 43—Melaghar 2 0. 20—Juki bari 44. 44—Ghrantali 2 1. 21—Chowmuni 45- 46—Bhriguram para 2 2. 22—Kulak Kobra para 46. 47—Blrchandra para 2 3. 23—Nabya Chandra para 47- 45—Durlav Narayan 24. 24—Jhumer Dhepa
BELONIA SUB-DIVISION
(7)
Villages in Belonia tahsil included in Birganj assembly constituency.
I. 1—Dwarika Mura Singh para 1 1. 11—Patichari Bazar 2. 2—Talamani para 1 2. 12—Babu Chandra Para 3- 3—Nishi Kr. Mura Singh para 13- 13—Bir Chandra Reang Para 4- 4—Rajapur Garo Para 14. 14—Joymangal Para 5- 5—Gaya Padma Para 15. 15—Santiram Reang para 6. 6—Purnaroy Murasingh Para 16. 16—Bijamani Reang para 7- 7—Jagatmani Jamtia Para 17- 17—Darshan Reang para S. 8—Gaya Kr, Para 18. 18—Malachand Baidya para 9- 9—-Robini Member Para 19- 19—Rambabu para 10. 10—Takma Patichari 2 0. 20—Rajapur Jamatia para494 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAKT H—
2 1. 21—Amchhera Rajapur 53- 53—Ganga Roy para
2 2, 22—Jalaram Reang para 54- 54—Shambujoy Roaja para
23- 23—Karmaroy Reang para ' 55- 55—Kumba Kr. Roaja para
24. 24—Falgu Kr, Murasingh para 56. 56—Babuham Choudhuri para
25. 25—Mandata Ch. para 57- 57~Adhin Ch. Roaja para
26. 26—Thanda Babu Para 58. 131—Gokswar Reang para
27. 27—Aijan Mag para 59- 132—Dina Ch. Tripura para
28. 28—Biswamani Reang para 6 0. 133—Haripada Roaja para
2 9* 29—Dronajoy Reang para 6 1. 134—Buddijoy Choudhuri para
30. 30—Manchu Mog para 6 2. 135—Dukhiram para
3 i. 31—Durgaroy Pathar 63. 136—Mahanta Kr. Tripura para
32. 32—Joyhind Chakma para 64. 137—Purba Singh para
33- 33—Manumag para 65. 138—Joymangal Tripura para
34- 34—Charanpai Choudhury para 66. 139—Felajoy para
35- 35—Suresh Singh 67. 140—Muktijoy para
36. 36—Lareha Choudhury para 68. 141—Barna sing Roaja para
37- 37—Kiri Ch. Roaja para 69. 142—Bailya Kr. Tripura para
38. 38—Tapchoreha Choudhury para 70. 143—Barshi Kr. Tripura para
39- 39—Chhalcha Choudhury para 71. 144—Mila Roy para
40. 40—Bachukroy Choudhury paru 72. 145—Biradhan Tripura para
4 i. 41—Anuram Reang para 73- 146—Ram Keshab para
42. 42—Kathalia Cherra 74- 149—Devka Choudhuri para
43- 43—-Ganasing para 75- 150—Rai Mohan Master para
44. 44—Radhamohan Chakma para 76. 151—Sita Ram para
45- 45—Hamtuha para 77- 152—Mangaljoy para
46. 46—Dakhin Chandra para 78. 155—Karmaroy Choudhur para
47- 47—Kanchang Roy para 79. 156—Gobin Choudhuri para
48. 48—Taslamfn para 80. 157—Mangaljoy Talukdar para
49. 49—Chhapaiha Choudhury para' 8 1, 173—Lankajoy para
5°- 50—Dakhyajoy Reang para 82. 174—Abhiram Choudhuri para
Si- 51—Bidya Kr. Reang para' 83. 176—Nafaroy Choadrmri para
52—Dina Chandra para
RABROOM SUB-DIVISION
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Villages in Gorakapa tahsil included in Birganj assembly constituency.
1—Chandidas Roaja para 3—Jiban Krishna para 2—Bashi Chandra Roaja para 4—Golmani Roaja para
KH0WA1 SUB-DIVISION
(9) Villages in Teliamura tahsil included in Dumburnagar assembly constituency.
I. 86—Taikarrna para 9- 94—Gyan Chandra Sardar Para 2. 87-—Ram Judha para 1 0. 95—Tuihangkha Para 3. 88—Musahnan Basti 1 1. 96—Hari Ram Sardar Para 4- 89—Raj Kumar Para 1 2. 97—Indra Kumar Para 3- 90—Bairagi Para 13- 98—Bhadrai Sardar Para 6. 91—Khirju Deb Barma para 14. 99—Mangal Joy Choudhui y para 7- 92~Sukhai Para 15- 100—Tuicha Kalak Jamatia Bari 8. 93^-J°y Chandra Sardar para 16. 101—Brajamanik ParaSEC. 3(ii)J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 495
17- 102—Tui Chaklak Mursum para 65. 319.—Knshna Sardar para
18. 103—Orai Para 66. 320—Pusharoy Chou-ihury para
19. 104—Chan Kalai Bari 67. 321—Hamtaiha Choudhury para
2 0. 105—Sarma Camp 68. 322—Kusharoy Chnudhury para
2 1. 106—Kshirode Chandra Sardar 69. 323,—Raj Kumar
para Choudhury para
2 2. 107—Samparay Para 70. 324—Madan Sardar para
23- 108—Ram Chandra Sardar Para 71- 325—Jolit Reang Choudhury* para
24. 109—Sriram Bari 72. 326—Piinchajoy Reang para
25- 279—Brajabashi Chuudhury para 73- 327—Dhanakari Reang para
26. 280—Kalai Bashi 74- 328—Niranjan Choudhury para
27. 281—Chandra Mani Choudhury 75- 329—Achliroy Choudhury para
para 76. 330—Sang Reang Choudhury para
2 8. 282—Dewangi Choudhury para 77^ 331—Sikharoy Rcantj para
2 9. 78. 332—Mahabir C^hoiidhury p an
283—Birbashi Ch mdhury para
3 0. 284—Pipiroy Ch >udhury para 79- 333— Bakik Choudhury para
285—Bisvvaram Ch. para 80. 334—-Dhanaujoy ChoJdhory para
3 i-
3 2. 286—-Sambaya Reang Ch. para 81. 335—Fala Chandra para
33- 287—Bhodhujoy Ch. para 82. 336—Budhinun Choadhury para
34- 288—Ram Kumar Para S3- 337—Hambali Choudhury para
35- 289—Tosnaroy Ch. para 84. 338—Kablaha Choudhury para
36. 290—Pustaroy Ch. para 85. 339—Raimarai Choudhury para
291—Chandraham Reang Ch. para 86. 34O'—Rtimorasad C^ho'idhury para
37-
38. 292—Debi Ch. Choudhury para 87. 341—Chak'wh3 Chuudhury para
39- 293—Pusaroy Ch. para 88. 342^Sashiroy Ch >uihury para
40. 294—Kapan;jray Mursum para 89. 343—Karnamani para
41. 9 0. 344—Khushidhan Choudhury para
295—Baladhan Ch. para
42. 296—Phcnaroy Ch. para 91. 345—Udashi Choudhi'-iy para
43- 297—Jagaia Tapashyram Chou- 92. 346—lialiram Choudhury para
dhury para 93. 347—Madhuram Chondhury para
44. 298—Hazara Bari Bisvvaroy 94- 348—Ganga Charan Choudhury
Choudhury para para
299—Eashum Bulaiya Choudliury 95- 349—Paban"Kumar Chuudhury
45-
para p an
46. 300—Kundaram Choudhury para 96. 350—V)ht\iba Choudhury para
97- 351—Khomarbari Sabdaroy
47- 301—ortrrugna Koaja para
48. 302-—'Thanmani Chaiklaha Choudhury para
Choudhury para 98- 352—Shriram t]houdhury para
49- 303-—Krishnapur Bangali Basti 99- 353—Amrila Choiidhary para
100. 354—Prakash Choudhury para
5°- 304—Mitrahum Choudhury para
IOI. 355—Nanda Kumar para
5i- 305—Jibanhal Mursum para
102. 356—Ram Bhuban para
52. 306—Nabajoy Choudhury para
53- 307—Karnamani Reang 103. 357—Raj Chandra Roaja para
Choudhury para 104. 3581—Jatindra Kumar Roaja para
308—Mangafa Nayaroy Choudhury 105. 359—Dhananjoy Roaja para
54-
para 106, 360—AnanJa Kumar Roaja para
107. 361—Chandra Dayal para
55- 309—Brikshada Ch. para
108. 362—DhanKumar Roaja para
56. 310—Rung Shriray Ch. para 109. 363—Dharmasing Roaja para
57- 311—Paltanjoy Ch. para TIO. 364,—Rathi Kumar Roaja para
58. 312—Dhakifa Bari Rajidhar III.
365—Bikram Roaja para
Choudhury para 112. 366—Chandra Dhan bari
59- 313—Takthalia Choudhury para 113. 367—Mangkarai Roaja para
60. 314—Baladhar Choudhury para 114. 368—Kunja Mohan bari
61. 315—Bhagirat Choudhury para 115. 369^—Upendra Choudhury bari
62. 316—Govt. Choudhury para Il6. 377—Champaraiha Choudhury
63. 317—Marha Choudhury para para
64. 318—Naguroy Choudhury para 117. 378—Dhankaroy Choudhury para
496 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAMT I I-
Il8. 379—Joyram Reang Choudhury
413—Tasufa Shri Prasad
150.
para
Chmdhury para
414—Kasishi para 415—Kant a bari 416—Ranendra Choudhury para 417—Budhiram Choudhury para 418—Melaroy Choudhury para 419. Ishan Chandra Reang
151. 152. 153. 154. 155- 156.
Choudhury para
421—Huriham Choudhury para 422—Budhiram Choudhury para 455—Krishna manik para 456—K'tshamanik para 457—Mahim Sardar para 458—Thanda Boy Deb Barma para 459.—Mongkarai Deb Barma para 460—ijoysing Deb Barma para 461—Dumbur Bahadur para 462—Jogendra Chandra Dey para 463—Chandra Mohan Deb para 464—Bahadur Deb Barma para 465—Chandra Nath Deb Barma
157. 158. 159- 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169.
para
380—Baliram Reang Ch. para 381-—Shri Tirtharoy Reang para 382—Hamtaiha Choudhury para 383—Guiaroy Choudhury para 384—Birjoy Reang pam 385—Bikpathar Choudhury para 386—Lankajoy para 387—Ganga Nagar 388—Nabajoy Choudhury para 389—Sambhuram Choudhury pan 390—Brikothoy Ch. para 391—B-jdhiham Reang para 392—Santaiya Bari 393—Sova Ch. para 394—Dibananda Choudhury para 395—Badhan Sardar para 396—Tabinka Choudhury para 397—Rangra Rang Reang para 398—Tathairam Ch. para 399—Gouranga Reang bari 403—Karma para 404—No. 1 Sonaram para 405—Tuitai bari 406—Dagarma para 407—Gadai para 408.—Kanglai Badur Choudhury
119. 120. I2T. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 128. 129. 130. 131- 133. J33. 134- J35. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144.
para
170. 171. 172. 173. 174. 175. 176. 177. 178. 179. 180. 181.
468.—Subal Deb para 469—Paichangh Choudhury para 470—Sonajoy Choudhury para 471—-Sibadhan Choudhury para 472—Lila Prasad Choudhury para 473—Kala Choudhury para 474—Ranikali Choudnury para 475—Dhanna roy bari 476—Bajaroy Choudhury para 477—Karjoyroy Choudhury para 478.—Tmnaiya Choudhury para 420—Bim Roy Choudhury para 145. 146. 147. 148. 149.
409—Jhatpat Mursum para 410—Hafang bar! 411—Kuntala bari 412—Purnajoy Reang para 412—Ishan bari
(,IOJ
Villages in Kalyanpur tahsil included in Teliamura assembly constituency.
I, 2.
5- 6. 7- 8.
172—Dakshin Rai Dasi 174—Tutabari para 175—Tutabari Colony 176—Kamala Nagar 165—Basaota Sardar para 166—Kala Chand Sardar para 167—Gajendra Deb Barma para 170—Mura bari
3. 4-
(II)
Villages in Khowai tahsil included in Kalyanpur assembly constituency.
1 1. 12.
I. 2.
13- 14.
3. 4- 5- 6.
I:
15- 16. 17. l 8. 19. 2 0.
11—Ram Chandra Choudhury part 12—Gobinda Choudhury para 13—Udaya Choudhury para 14—Binan Choudhury para 15—Nilkrishna Choudhury pan 16—Subha Choudhury para; 17—Dafader para 18—Jumia Colony 19—-Krishna Choudhury para 20—Uian Tang Bari 9- IO.
1—iGakul ban 2—Madhu Choudhury para 3—Khengra bari 4—Radha Mohan para 5—Brajabashi Choudhury para 6—Hari Jamader para 7—Akrur Mani para 8—Mahim Choudhury para 9—Dinabandhu para 10—Ramyudhya para,
"""• 8(H)] T H" GAZETTl OF INDIA 1XTKAORDINARY 497-
31 21—Bara Jambira
76 115—Nilmani Choudhury para
22 32—Puran Rang bari
77 116—Arjun Sadhu para
23 23—Bangshiram Deb Barma para
78 H7—Ram Narayan Choudhury para
24 24—Chan bari 118—Hira Chandra Choudhury
79
25 25—Badan Chandra para para
26 26—Induria bari 80
27 119—Naba Kumar Choudhury para
27—Sarat Choudhury para 8J 120—Bharat Kumar Choudhury
28 28—Ram Kanta para para
29 29—Tingharia 82
121—No. 2 Banai Bari
30 30—Nuran Induria bari
83 122—Biswa Nath Choudhury para
3i 31—Ram Kumar Choudhury para
84 123—Gour Charan Nath para
32 32—Kishore Sardar para 85 124—Puratan Matra bari
33 33—Mangaljoy Choudhury para 86 125—Iswaria para
34 34—Nutan Duigharia 87 126—Boidya Mohan Sarder para
35 3 5—Nabin Thakur para 88 127—Puran Bashi bari
36 36—Naba Kumar Choudhury para 89
128—Hati Mara
37 37—Radha Krishna Sardar para 90 129—Kalaram Sardar para
38 38—Luria Choudhury para 9i 130—Hari Roy Choudhury bari
39 39—Ramgovinda Choudhury para 92 131—Ramsadhii bari
40 40—Sangatram Choudhury para 93 133—Nutan Melkha bari
41 41—Sat Kandia 94 133—Hadrai bari
43 42—Mangal Choudhury para 95 134—Madhuguja bari
43 43—Joychandra Choudhury para 96 135—-Harcndra Choudhury para
44 44—Shibjoy Choudhury para 97 136—Alani Chandra Choudhury
45 45—Raju Choudhury para para
46 46—Radha Nagar 98 137—Biswa Choudhury para
47 47—Gagan Choudhury para 99 138—Mahanta Haider para
48 48—Mani Charra IOO 139—Haldar para
49 49—Dhala Zaii 101 140—Kusum Chandra Choudhury
50 50—Yudhisthir Choudhury para para
5i 51—Netai Choudhury para 102
141—Brajcndra Choudhury para
S2 52-—Nayania Bari 103 142—Tak Bchar bari
53 53—Promod Choudhury para 104 143—Dinadayal Choudhury para
54 54—Khamar bari 105 144—Jam Tilla
55 55—Basanta Choudhury para 106
145—Naba Kumar Choudhury para.
56 56—Samatal Padma bill 107 146—Chandramani Choudhury para
57 57—Hath Kata bari 108 147—Bhanu Ram bari
58 58—Sibjoy Jamader para 109 148—Idan Kurbari
59 5)9—Mahim Sarder para no 149—Idangkur bari No. 2
60 60—Mudibari I II
61 150—Durga Choudhury para
61—Khangra bari 112 151—Mukta Chandra Choudhi
62 62—Naba Kumar Choudhury para
para 113 i52>—Kirit Chandra Chuu u ,
63 63—Bir Chandra Choudhury para para
64 64—Chandradas Baisnab para 114 153—Ram ratan Choudhury para
1 71—Paija bari para
72 72—Dinabandhu Thakur para 121 160—Ujan Maidan bari
73 II2—Nabin Chandra Choudhury 1 22 184—Anath Bandhu bari
para 1 23 185—Kamal sing para
74 113—Ram Babu Bari 1 24 186—Bisnu Ram Sepoy bari
1 25 187-—Chandra Nath Thakur para
75 114—Sonaha Choudhury para 1 26 188—Chandra Sing Sardar para
4 98 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORB1NARV [PART I I-
1 27 189—Bidya Chandra para 140 202—Janardhan Choudhury para 1 28 190—Tui Sing Kar 141 203—Badan Chrtiidhury para 1 29 191—Kuicha bari 142 204—Raju Choudhury bari 130 192—Sitaram Choudhury para 143 205—Wmru Chara bari - 31 193—Biyarai para 144 206—Ram Baran Choudhury para 32 r94—Manik Chandra para 145 207—Nishar Chandra Choudhury 133 195—Rabi Charan ChouJhury para LJJT rt 134 196—-Chowkidar bari 146 208—Rabi Charan Ch'itidhury para 135 197—Ram Dewan bari 147 209—Ujan Badla bari 136 T98—Jakcharali 148 210—Falka bari J37 199—Puran Icha Chharra 149 211—Darjeeling bari 138 200—-Tcha Chhara 150 212—Nishi kanta Bari 139 201—Hari Charan Choudhury para l5* 213—Pctramura bari
KAILASHAHAR SUB-DIVISION
(12)
Villages in Fatikroy tahsil included in Dharmanagar South assembly
•constituency.
I 6—Tarapur 7 T4—Saida bari
2 7—Krishnanagar 8 15—Goiamjoy para
3 8—Assam Basti 9 16—Kumarghat
4 9—Toghari 10 17—Ncdabi
5 12—Bhati Sunaimuri 11 140—Nating Charra Tea Estate
6 13—Ujan Sunaimuri
(13)
Villages in Kailashahar tahsil included in Dharmanur;ir South assembly constituency.
I 29 106—Bishu Choudhury para
2 30 107—Gayaram para
3 3i 108—Nanda Kishore para
4 32 109—Bhadur Choudhury para
5 33 no—Debipur
6 34 in—Dhanbilash
7 35 112—Bilash pur
8 36 113—Pechar Dahar
9 37 114—Bhagyapur
10 38 115—Dalugao
11 39 126—Gournagar
12 40 127—Kowlikura
13 41 129—Julai
14 42 130—Bale Har
15 43 131—Bashudeb para
16 44 132—Nirajicr para
17 45 133—Barmijpara
18 46 134—Rangpuri Bull Galim para
19 47 135—Lalbung Mullter para
20 48 137—Hirachara
21 49 138—Deba Stal Tea Estate
22 50 147—Jagannathpur Tea Estate
5i 148—Sunamukhi Tea Estate
52 149—Mangal Dhar para
53 150—Jagannathpur
54 10—Talia
55 11—Bhula Halam para
11—Bandigugir para 12—Murai Bari 13-—Kalaighiri 14—Hirachara Para R. Bari 15-—Ranga Chad Ch. para 16—Hirachara C. para 17—Dhapa Chara N. Bari 18—Dhapa Chara Urang Bari 36-—Krishnajoy Reang para 44—Dcorachara 45—Lakshmi Chara 46—Noon Chara 47—Norbhung Uzirpara 48—Prakash Choudhury para 49—Chandra Mohan Ch. para 50—Machli 91— Busadarlong Bari 94—Talan Bari 95—Chaplianthoi Galim para 96—Gagul Sing para 97—Mahan Khasia para 99—Chunga Ujir para 100—Surya Kanta para 101—Ramdev Para 102—Lakshmidhan para 103—Krishna Chandra Para 104—Hari Prasad Para 105—Singir bil
*EC. 3(ii)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 499DHARMANAGAR SUB-DIVISION
(14)
Villages in Kanchanpur tahsil included in Dharmanagar South assembly
constituency.
I i—Oakiroy Choudhury Para 18 90—Pacha Chowka Karbary para
2 2—Sharmen Tilla 19 91—Dhaniram Karbari para
3 3—Patchar Thai 20 92—Nilmani Karbari para
4 4—Niranjan Choudhury para 21 93—Sil Bari
5 5—Hiran Mohan Talukdar para 22 94—Ayaching Chara
6 6—Bharat Chandra Dcwan para 23 107—Nabin Cherra
7 7—Baittya Karbari para 24 108—Patcharthal Bazar
8 8—Karai Chara 25 182—Puspajoy Choudhury para
9 9—Khagendra Choudhury para 26 183—Nalkata
10 10—Kaip Ch. Choudhury para 27 184—Dhani Chara
11 11—Alararn Choudhury para 28 207—Chailong Bari (Langha
12 12—Biha Kumar Roaja para Murra)
13 13—Parbajoy Choudhury pira 29 222—Sri Bagichand Choudhury
14 15—Akhyamani Karbari para IJLII J
15 77—Wakiroy Choudhury para 30 223—Sri Parbajoy Choudhury
16 88—Sadhu Chandra Choudhury
para
para 31
224—Dina Mani Choudhury para
17 89—Gadachara'
(15)
Villages in Dlnrmanagar tahsil included in Dliirmimgar South assembly
constituency.
I 44—Baithang bari 22 81—Bilthai
2 45—Halflong 23 91—Dharma Tilla
3 46—Sailashrecpur 24 92—Pekhu Cherra
4 47—Shripur 25 93—Kcvvi Bari
5 48—Shamini para 26 94—Kuki Nala
6 49—Baludhum 27 95— Pani Sagar
7 50—Kalikapur 28 96—Agnipasha
8 52—Dewan Pasa 29 97—Duiubari
9 53—Dakshin Purba Dcwan Pasha 30 98—Chailang Bari
10 54—Halflong Cherra T.TC. 31 99—Chanpur
11 55—Radhapur 32 in—Madhya Dewan Pasha
12 66—Jubarajnagar 33 112—Qttar Purba Dewan Pasha
13 67—Mangal Khali 34 113—Dakshin Paschim Dcwan
14 68—Rajnagar pasha
15 69—Tilthai 35 114—Radha Pur
16 70—Naya Gaon 36 115—Mangal Khal
17 71—Naya Para 37 116—Dakshin Purba Rajnagar
18 77—Batangi 38 117—Dakshin Purba Til Thai
19 78—Bairagibari 39 125—Madhya Panisagar
20 79—Paul Gaon (Tilthai) 40 126—Dakshin Purba Panisagar
2.1 80—Dogangabari 41 127—Bilthai
500 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I-
(16)
Villages in Dharmanagar tahsil included in'Kadamtala assembly constituency.
I 8—Ichairper 18 40—Gamirala
2 9—Kachimnagar 19 41—Ganganagar
3 12—Ichai Joipur 20 42—Bag Basha
4 13—Ichai Sonapur 21 43—Ganga Nagar T.H.
5 14— Ichai Barua Kandi 22 62—Naya ganj
6 15—Gobindapur 23 100—Gobindapur
7 * 16—Pratyek Roy 24 101— Kala Cherra Dakshin Purba'
8 17—Kala Chara 25 102—Dakshin Purba Nadiapur
9 18—Nadiapur 26 103—Uttar Purba Hurua
10 31—Dighal Bak 27 104—Dakshin Purba Hurua
II 32—Uttar Paschim Hurua 28 105—Madhya Sanicherra
12 33—Dakshin Purba Hurua' 29 106—Sanicherra
13 34—Shani Cherra 30 107—Kameswar Gram
14 35—Bali Cherra 31 108—Uttar Purba Kameswar Gram
15 36—Joynagar bari 32 109—Ganganagar
16 37—Tang Cherra 33 39—Kameswar gram
17 38—Ranghai Halam Para
DISSENTING PROPOSALS OF ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
I
3. Sadar II.
Official proposal may be amended as follows :—
This constituency should be reserved for S.C.
Bishalgarh
Official proposal may be amended as follows :•—
Total S.C S.T.
I. Kamalasagar Tahashil . . .. fi8,ioi 2>7*3 2,869
2. Excluding the villages shown in AnnexureJ
{A' of Bishalgarh Tahashil . 20,925 2.834 1,104
39,026 5=547 3=973
I O. Ch aril am
Official proposal may be amended as follows :—
( I) Charilam Tehashil 30,925 1 .,401 l6;OO2
( 2) Including the villages shown in Annexure
'A' of Bishalgarh Tehsil 3>534 291
34=459 1,692 17,180
(49-56 P.C)
"HL "(U)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 50X
ANNEXURE—'A'
Villages in Bishalgarh Tahsil within Bishalgarh constituency to be included
in Charilam constituency.
Name of the Village]
Total
S.T.
s.c
SI. No.,
270
I 104
* •
12 ..
2
7
81 173 322 47 39 195 137 60 Kalkalia Harinath Garo Para Gopinagar . . . .. Pathalia Bari Mohanpur . . . .. Meghu Kobra Para Ishan Thakur Para Wakhi Thakur Para Birchandra Thakur Para Ram Chandra Thakur Para Kunja Mohan Thakur Para Hari Mangal Thakur Para Ramnath Thakur Para .
908 1 00 647 454 159 81 173 503 59 45 204 137 60
26. 27. 2 8. 29- 30- 31- 32- 33- 34. 35- 36. 37- 38.
1.178
291
3-534
AGARTALA,
AGHORE D EB BARMA, February 2, 1966.
M.L.A.
n
(i) Agartala town has enjoyed a privilege of two SEATS in Assembly constituency since last three elections. So I am in favour of two seats. Please vide annexure.
(li) 8. Takerjala (ST.).—The contesting candidates may face difficul- ties as regards communication troubles as proposed. A minor change has been done including the villages Nos. 39, 40, 41 and 79 instead of 27, 78, 84 and 108 villages item (5) of the Appendix of Radhakishorepur Tahsil in tfdaipur sub-division.
(iii) 18 Radhakishorepur—considering the communication facilities the villages Nos. 27, 78. 84 and 103 are included in this constituency ex- cluding from B-Tdkarjala constituency Item (5) of the Appendix and the villages Nos. 39, 49, 41 and 79 are excluded, from Radhakishorepur Tahsil in favour of 8. Takarjala constituency.
(iv) 26. Kailashahar—The village Nos. 126 and 127 may kindly be de- ducted from 27. Dharmanagar South Assembly constituency and are to be added in 26. Kailashahar Assembly constituency.
*n this respect the geographical contiguity of the area and ^communication
facilities have been maintained properly.
The references are purely based on your "Item and Appendix" of the proposal.
There is no objection or detention regarding the parliamentary constituencies.
j oa T H* GAZETT1 OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [>AKT I I-ANNEXURE
S.No. & name Extent
1961 census population
S.T.
Total S.C.
Mehanpur
I.
2. Agartala Sadar I (SC)
Com-
Agartala Sadar II
-As proposed by the mission.
3-
Agartala Sadar III
4-
5-
38 1,429 809
' 11,012 8,100 6,261"
608 125 4 i3 Agartala City I.— 1. Ward No. I 2. Ward No. II 3. Ward No. V 4. Villages specified
62
11,772
in item (1) in Sadar Tahsil
1,366
37,145
2,338 (6-29)
2,512 (6-76)
298 1,162 601
' 6,768 7,998 14,680
57i 145 353
1
61 5A. Agartala City II.— 1. Ward No. I ll . 2. Ward No. IV . 3. Ward No. VI . 4. Villages' specified in item (2) in Sadar Tahsil
• 1,4^6'
\ 7,475'
5. Houseless persona
1
10
59
in the City
36,980 3487 (9-43)
1,131 (3-o6)
Com-
sed by the
J Old Agartala Uttar Debendranagar (ST) "\
' As propo mission.
6. 7-
8.
1
Takarjala (ST).—Takarjala and Ishanchandranagar tahsils in Sadar sub-division and the villages in Radhakishorepur tahsil specified in item (5) of the appendix, except village Nos. 27,78, 84 and 103 and instead of them village Nos. 39, 40, 41 and 79 are to be included in Udaipur sub- division. . . . . ..
310 ' 2,090 258
10,632 1,618 ' 6,629
• 12,796 15,613 ",497
39>9°6 2,658 i","79 (6-66) (47-31)
Agreed as proposed.
SLO. ft(ij)} TH£ GAzfeTTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY #o39. Bishalgarh
>As proposed by the Cora- 10. Charilam (ST) 11. Sonamura North 12. Sonamura South 13. Belonia 14. Muhuripur 15. Sabroom(ST) mission. 16. Birganj (ST) 17. Salgarh 18. Radhakishorepur.—Radhakishorepur tahsil exclud- ing the villages specified in item (5) of the appendix except 27, 78, 84 and 103 villages and deducting villages Nos. 39, 40, 41 and 79 in Udaipur sub-division
4°)3I9 2,969 8,257
(7 36) 0*0-48)
Agreed as proposed
19. Dumburnagar (ST) ~] 20. Tcliamura (SC) I 21. Kalyanpur (ST)
I As proposed by the Com- }• mission.
22. Khowai 23. Kamalpur (SC) 24. Kulaihower (ST) 25. Fatikroy
J
26. Kailashahar.—Kailashahar tahsil, excluding the villages specified in item (13) of the appendix excluding village Nos. 126 and 127 of the same appendix in Kailashahar sub-division. 37)443 4>355 2,562
(1163) (684)
Agreed as proposed
27. Dharmanagar South.—The villages in Fatikroy tahsil specified in item (12) of the appendix and the villages in Kailashahr tahsil specified in item (13) except village Nos. 126 and 127 of the appendix, in Kailashahar sub-division the villages in Kanchanpur tahsil specified in item (14) of the appendix and the villages in Dharmanagar tahsil specified in item (15) of the appendix in Dharmanagar sub-division 4J789 1,141 176 8)5°3 i'348 2)623 5)523 93 4.282 16,554 918 1,650
35)I(59 3)5°o 8,731 (9-95) (24 83)
Agreed
")
28. Kanchanpur (ST) 29. Dharmanagar North 30. Kadamtala
5-As proposed by the Com- J mission.
5 &| trtft fyAlMrttt OF IJfolA Eit+kAottBtNAftV |*AK* It-
SADAR SUB-DIVISION
Villages in Sadar Tahsil including Agartala City I Assembly Constituency.
Population S.No.
Name of village
>.C.
Total J
S.T.
i
• Extinct.
18. Rampur
2 19. Kalikapur
33i
2
262 20. Rarnnagar
2,414
3
270
21. Rajnagar
4
834
22. Ramsundarnagar
5
85
6 23. Joypur & Joynagar .
419
1,129
138 23A. Joynagar
7
14
8 43. Jagatpur
1,316 491
4
1,710
44. Ujan Abhoynagar T
116 9
25
10 45. Radhanagar
964
3
II
• 'i>590 58 ; 17 46& Bhati—Abhovnagar 46A
12 46B Rampur
1 20
323
47B Model Village (Anath Sibir)
472
13
92
11,772 1,366
62
Item (2)
Villages in Sadar Tahsil included in Agartala City II Assembly Constituency.
i
29A Madhya Badarghat
834
• '3,399
51
2 31 & 31 A Uttar Badarghat
. 12,150 306
34 Bhattapukur
3
- B" 1,926 286
4
1,426
7^475
55
AOARTALA,
14th February, 1966.
UMESH'LAL SINGH,
M.L.A.-
Sic. 5(li)l THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 535III
At the outset I would like to make it clear that the proposals finalised by the Commission has surprised and disappointed me more than the ori- ginal proposals on which I submitted my suggestions* on 5th December, 1965 As I was not permitted to attend the meeting of the CommisBion held at Agartala on 21st December, 1965 I made a request to the Chief Electoral Officer, Tripura, for a copy of the minutes of that meeting. But it is unfortunate that no minutes were sent to me. While in the absence of such minutes, it is difficult to see what was the basis for the members of the Commission to make such drastic alterations in the original propo- sals, I consider it my duty to protest against the arbitrary attitude adopted at least in a number of cases, as pointed out hereafter.
Even after going through the final proposals, I feel constrained to say that the suggestions made by me on 5th December, 1965 were better, because they were based on some basic principles. While still hoping that the Commission will kindly give more attention to these suggestions. 1 would only point out here some of the unscrupulous methods Hollowed in demarcating constituencies.
(a) The Commission while making Teliamura a constituency reserved for the Scheduled Castes, perhaps forgot that seats are reserved only to protect the interest of the weaker sections of the people. For, here, in this case, who can deny that the Scheduled Tribes who form 41-7 per cent of the population, are the weakest section of the people, compared to all other sections, including that of Scheduled Castes. Further, it is evidently clear that, if a tribal belt with population numbering 9,632 (all Tribals) under Teliamura Tehsil, which formerly belonged to Teliamura Assembly and adjacent to Teliamura proper, has not been separated from the proposed Teliamura Assembly constituency, then the strength of tribal population in this particular constituency would have been much more. The Commission forgot to note that Teliamura is such a compact Tribal area that it had to be constituted into a Tribal Development Block. What kind of democracy will it be if the Tribal people who are the weakest section of people in this Territory are even deprived to set up a candidate of their own in a constituency where they form more than 41 p.c. of the population. If it is argued that it could not be kept reserved for them, as the number of re*- served seats are limited, the Commission could do justice to them keeping it open as a general seat, giving them an opportunity to contest.
As to making another seat reserved for scheduled castes, Agartala Sadar II which was originally proposed to be constituted as a Reserved seat for them, still happens to be the most suitable one for them. There is hardly any difference in the percentage of scheduled castes population between Teliamura and Agartala Sadar II. Secondly there is hardly any scheduled tribes population in this constituency. The percentage of Sche- duled Castes in Teliamura s 20.09 and that of in Agartala Sadar II is 20.32. Further, a little adjustment with Bishalgarh can bring this percentage of Sadar II to a higher level.
(b) The second extraordinary thing has been to link up Chawmanu Tehsil of Kailashahar sub-division, with Kulaihower constituency Evi- dently, this has been done to level up the population of constituencies very mechanically without taking into consideration the difficult terrain of the
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366 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAW U-area- Anybody having least knowledge of Kulaihower and Chawmanu tehsils, would admit that being spread out 01 er the two highest hill-ranges 01 Atnaramura and L.ongtarai, it will be humaruy impossiuie ior tne um- didate to cover up nis area which have hardly any improved communica- tion. This linlung up betrays a very bureaucratic attitude lowarus me problems of elections in tribal areas.
But in the original proposals of the Commission Chawmanu was cons- tituted as a separate constituency. It Is not known why tms proposal naa been abandoned. The only conclusion that could be drawn is that partisan interest of the ruling party dominated while malting these aiierauuns.
(c) This conclusion gets strengthened if one looks at the way in which Dharmanagar sub-division has been given 4 seats. The Census report of 1961. shows that it was Khowai sub-division and not Dharmanagar that has the second highest population in Tripura. But as Khowai m the strong- est base of the opposition whereas Dharmanagar is the strongest ba3e 01 the ruling party, it was Dharmanagar who must get 4 seats. And in order to give it 4 seats, a part of Kanchanpur Tribal Development Block, and a large part of Kailashahar sub-division have been most arbitrarily snaicnea away, and tugged with Dharmanagar South constituency. Even alter doing this, each of these 4 constituencies has no more than 35,000 population the lowest in Tripura.
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If the suggestion put forward by me in respect of Kailashahar and Dharmanagar are accepted, these unjustifiable and whimsical delimita- tions can be avoided.
(d) What has been said about linking up of Chawmanu with Kulai- hower, could be repeated so far as delimitation of constituencies of Dum- burnagar and Birjong are concerned. Though the entire topography is hilly and the population is spread out over a wide area, the Commission thought it wise to make the area of Dumburnagar wider through inclu- sion of areas which reach outskirts of Teliamura town. This is really fan- tastic. This has been done with no other purpose than that of reducing the tribal population of Teliamura constituency (9632 tribal population was separated from Teliamura constituency by this act of the Commission).
Similarly, villages from both Sabroom and Belonia have been brought within Birgonj constituency, though that constituency itseli is bigger in size than most of the others.
As far as the reservation of Parliamentary seat for scheduled tribes la concerned, it appears from the finalised proposals, that the original pro- posal of the Commission remains. Moreover, with a large part of the tribal population of Radhakishorepur tehsil, Udaipur sub-division, being m^xLt,. to TaJcerjala constituency, Sadar sub-division, the tribal percentage in Tri- pura east constituency has further dwindled. This Radhakishorepur had been in the Tripura west constituency (general seat) during the laat three (successive general elections.
It is difficult to understand why Commission should adopt double stan- dards while delimiting constituencies for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes. I have pointed out how the scheduled castes percentage of popula- tion of Teliamura was pushed up through making unjustified alterations. But, in delimiting the Parliamentary constituency to be reserved for tribal people, why should not the tribal percentage of the population be raised through inclusion of one of the scheduled tribes' Assembly Constituencies of Uttar Debendranagar or Takerjala, preferably Uttar Debendranagar
S*c. J(U)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 507and excluding Radhakishorepur, which are all contiguous to the constitu- encies that were included in Tripura East Parliamentary constituency.
Ag another detailed suggestion is now uncalled for, I would like to summarise my suggestions on the finalised proposals of the Commission as follows:
(a) The constituency of Teliamura, if necessary with minor adjust- ments, should be kept as a general constituency.
(b) The constituency of Agartala-Sadar II, if necessary with minor ad- justments, should be reserved for scheduled castes.
(c) Kulaihower, with necessary adiustments with Kamalpur should remain a reserved constituency for scheduled tribes and Chawmanu tehsil should not be linked up with it.
(d) Chawmanu tehsil with a part of Fatikroy tehsil as suggested by the Delimitation Commission in ts earlier proposals should be constituted a separate constituency.
(e) There should be three constituencies in Dharmanagar sub-division as was suggested by me in my representation of the 5th December, 1965.
(t) Dumburnagar constituency should not be extended to such a larpe part of Teliamura tehsil and Birgonj constituency should not be extended to Belonla.
(g) In Tripura East Parliamentary constituency which has been re- served for scheduled tribes, either Uttar Debendranagar or Tnkeriala con- stituency, (both are reserved for Scheduled Tribes) and not Radhakishore- pur should be included and preferably, Uttar Debendranagar.
While submitting these suggestions, T hot>e the Commission would kindly give serious consideration to them before these proposals are finally adopted by the Government.
Further, I would request you to circulate mv note together with my earlier suggestions of the 5th December, 1965 among the members of the Commission including the Associate Members. In case the proposals of the Commission are finally adopted as they are, I would like that my sug- gestions go as a minute of diseent.
Uth February, 1966.
DASARATHA DEB, M.P.
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