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News Flash
DM proclaimed 144
Cr.Pc.
Seppa: The DC cum District
Magistrate East Kameng District Tarin Dakpe under Sec.144
Cr.Pc prohibited movement of
people within Seppa town from
10 pm to 4 pm with immediate
effect and if any person/private
vehicles found during the period
except officials/officers on election duty having valid election
duty card. The patrolling party
shall apprehend all forms of suspicious movement/act, the order
added. The sector Magistrates/
Executive Magistrates and Shri
Abu Taba, CO/EM flying squad
and OC PS were directed to enforce the order.
Training for zonal
magistrate conducted
YINGKIONG: Training for Zonal Magistrate for Upper Siang
District for the purpose of ensuing Simultaneous Poll was conducted in the Conference Hall of
the Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Yingkiong on 26th
March last. All the Zonal Magistrate participated the training.
Master Trainer Hengo Basar,
PD imparted the training. Hengo
Basar appealed the entire Magistrate to Coordinate and supervise the Polling Personnel of the
respective Zonal jurisdiction for
the free and fair conduct of election. Meanwhile on the last date
for withdrawal of Candidature
no valid candidate turned up for
withdrawal-thereby straight contest in 34-Tuting-Yingkiong and
five candidates are in the fray in
40-Mariyang-Geku.
ADC convenes meeting with contesting
candidates
NAMSAI: A Meeting with the
contesting candidates and the
election agents was convened
in Addl Deputy Commissioner’s
Chamber on March 26 last at
3.30pm under the chairmanship
of R.O cum ADC Ravi Jha. The
meeting was attended by SDPO
and Assistant account expenditure observers of 46- Chowkham,
47- Namsai and 48- Lekang. Addressing the gathering the ADC
cum R.O Ravi Jha stated that
the obligation of false statement
in relation to personal character
or conduct of a candidate or his
candidature will be punishable
under section representation of
people’s Act 1951.Scheduled for
verification of the cash registered
for 46- Chowkham, 47- Namsai
and 48- Lekang was also circulated which has to be verified by
the Assistant Expenditure observer of Chongkham, Namsai
and Lekang constituency. Legal
provision with respect to election
expenses was explained .It was
also informed that the abstract
of election expenses along with
part 4 affidavits are to be submitted to the DEO within 30 days of
the date of declaration of election result. The candidates were
also explained to manage all
their election expenses to a separate Account which they have
opened exclusively for election
purpose. The payment exceeding to Rupees twenty Thousand
has to be compulsory made in
cheque, draft, RTGS/NEFT only
.They were also advised that
they or their agents should not
carry more than 50 thousand in
cash. Symbols were also allotted
in the meeting. He said that the
campaign should be conducted
in a good spirit without any animosity among candidates and
parties.
Friday, March 28, 2014
Naharlagun
(Postal Regd. No.AP/055/2014-2016)
Read online at www.arunachalipr.gov.in
General Observer Itanagar holds meeting
Itanagar March 28:
General Observer for 13Itanagar,14Doimukh and 15-Sagalee Shazad
Shibli, IAS convened a meeting with
representatives of all political parties
here at DC’s Conference Hall, Yupia
to discuss the certain issues of election process.
The Observer stressed on conducting a free and fair ensuing election’2014 and requested all stakeholders to maintain spirit of democracy and
help election process to complete successfully. He also requested the parties to comply with guidelines of Election Commission of India model code
of conduct. DC Capital Mige Kamki
also urged the political parties to cooperate the administration in successtrict Administration to protect their first time in the state. In this regard the
ful conduct of ensuing simultaneous model code of conduct.
Representative of Naga Peo- supporters from any untoward incident District Administration of PapumPare,
poll of Parliamentary and Assembly
elections and refrain from violations of ple’s Front (NPF) requested the Dis- since their party is contesting for the Yupia and Itanagar Capital Complex
assured that every citizen will be
treated equally and protected equally
before eye of the law. He advised that
they should not create unnecessary
arguments and situation that could
jeopardize law and order.
Kafa Bengia, working President PPA agreed that they would
abide by the rule of the land. SPs of
PapumPare and Capital Complex also
urged the parties to cooperate them
in maintaining law and order and assured that every possible security
would be provided to conduct free and
fair election.
The meeting was attended
by Ashok Kumar, IAS District Election Officer, PapumPare, DC cum RO
Itanagar Mige Kamki, SP Capital Seju
P. Kuruvilla, IPS, Sp PapumPare Mari
Riba and representatives of political
parties.
General Observer visits hypersen- Observer (Assembly) HK
Behera inspects PSs
sitive and critical polling stations
ZIRO, March 26:
The election General Observer for 16 Yachuli (ST) and
17 Ziro Hapoli (ST) Assembly Constituencies Muthukumaraswamy B, IAS visited hypersensitive and critical
polling stations of 17- Ziro Hapoli Assembly constituency
today.
Earlier he also visited critical polling stations of
16 Yachuli AC on March 24 last. Later in a meeting convened by the DEO for all the sector magistrates, nodal officers, flying squads, static surveillance teams and vvts,
the General Observer interacted with all the appointed
officials for the ensuing elections. He advocated for a microscopic monitoring of the communication plan and reiterated the need for 100% connectivity during the polling
day. He also instructed the flying squads and ssts to take
moderate view while on surveillance duty and be free of
any biasness towards any individual or any political party.
Proper dispersal of force should be monitored to ensure
law and order in the district. He sought cooperation and
assurance from all to prevent any cases of re-polling.
He would also be attending to election related
public grievances from 3-5pm everyday at Deputy Commissioner’s Chamber, Hapoli. He can also be contacted
at the following numbers. 9436288921, 08974960827,
03788 – 224107, 03788-224040(fax).
The general observer for 1-West Arunachal Parliamentary constituency R.M.Jadav, IAS can also be contacted at 09436290410 and 03788-224137 besides the
earlier numbers published for public hearing relating to
election grievances.
PASIGHAT, March 26:
HK Behera, IAS, Election Observer (Assembly) today visited Sille-Oyan and
Ruksin Circles and inspected a few polling stations falling under 37-Pasighat
West Assembly Constituency.
He was elaborately briefed about the poll preparedness being done by
EAC Ruksin and CO Sille-Oyan. He directed the Officers andMagistrates to
strictly adhere to the Election Commission guidelines to ensure free and fair
polls. He also directed them to remove those posters, banners and flags of political parties which were noticed by him during his visit to Ruksin on the road and
roadside trees and government premises. He also instructed the officers to keep
close watch on transaction of liquor, distribution of money and use of muscle
power. He also insisted on imparting training to the voters about the use of EVM
so that they will familiarize with the use of EVM while actual casting their vote on
9th April, 2014 next.
PPA candidate Tamat Gamoh has withdrawn his nomination and while the
nomination of BJP Muk Pertin from 39-Mebo has been rejected by the DEO.
Observers meets Con- Third and Final Phase of Training for
testing Candidates and
polling personnel gets underway
Party Representatives
DAPORIJO, March 26:
General Observer Pramod Kumar
Das and Expenditure Observer Sudhir Kumar for 22- Nacho, 23- Taliha, 24- Daporijo, 25 Raga and 26Dumporijo Assembly Constituencies
convened a meeting with contesting
candidates and representatives of
political parties today at the chamber
of the DEO Tahang Taggu(DEO) in
the presence of SP Anto Alphonse,
ADC Kanki Darang, EAC (Election)
Orin Lego and others.
General Observer Pramod Kumar Das urged all to follow the rules
prescribed by the ECI and ensure the
free and fair conduct of elections in
the 5 assembly constituencies. He
made a request to all political parties to ensure the training of their
agents regarding their duties and
warned them not to take the law in
their own hands. He added that any
worries, grievances, apprehensions
etc should be registered in the helpline no 223185 so that they could
be resolved within the prescribed
framework of the law. The observer
also briefed the gathering on MCC,
issuance of permission for vehicles,
processions and public meetings,
date and time of EVM preparation
and candidates’ role in it etc.
Expenditure Observer Sudhir
Kumar, stating the ECI’s wishes of
providing equal opportunity for all
candidates in the electoral process,
said that expenditure of all candidates
would be monitored and so urged
them to maintain proper records. He
also stressed on the provision of correct information and maintenance of
a true and correct account by the contesting candidates.
DEO Taggu explained the
Model Code of Conduct to all present
and warned against the use of any
unlawful means on the polling day.
He also informed on the authorization given to the candidates to enter
polling stations on the polling day
and advised them to follow the rules
and not create any problems. Taggu
also sought support of all regarding
requisition of vehicles for movement
of polling personnel and materials to
the 244 polling station in the 5 constituencies. The RO (Daporijo) Kanki
Darang explained on the important
aspects of conduct of elections like
appointment of polling agent, counting agent, election agent- their rights
and duties and rules to be followed at
the close of the polling.
AALO, March 26:
The third and final phase of training to Polling Personnel got underway at Aalo Club. Attending the programme, M.K.
Sahoo, District Election Officer West Siang said that the training is necessitated up to the third phase as we are preparing for a simultaneous poll and to acquaint the polling personnel with new guide lines of ECI. He asked the Presiding
Officers to be careful on data entry in prescribed format and not make haste in their works that may badly affect the long
drawn exercise. He assured to provide mobile hand sets and digital cameras for few critical polling stations to keep in
touch on the day of poll. The randomization of polling personnel is likely to be completed by today and due care has
been taken for posting of women and aged officials in election duties. He disclosed that Postal Ballot will be received
up to 28th March and casting of vote on postal ballot will take place from first week of April at DPO’s Office.
The Master Trainer Dege Ete, PD DRDA and Henrik Basar HDO touched all crucial areas where mistakes can
be committed giving emphasize on form 17-A in detail through power point presentation. The Training Observer, Nyali
Ete, DFO was also present on the occasion.
Comply with the ECI’s guidelines for conducting free and fair elections: Observer
TAWANG, March 27:
The ECI’s General Observer for three
assembly constituencies of Tawang
district S.S. Pattanashetty, convened
a meeting with representatives of all
political parties here at DC’s Official
Chamber on 26th last and appealed
to all to cooperate and comply with
Commission’s guidelines for conducting free and fair election in the district.
The Observer stated that all
political parties should strictly follow
the MCC for which they should read
the booklet and guidelines. “Anyone
taking law into their own hand shall
be dealt with the utmost action”, said
Pattanashetty urging all stakeholders
to maintain spirit of democracy and
help election process to complete
successfully.
Appealing the candidates to
co-operate and comply with the Commission’s guidelines, the Observer
said that the responsibility of creating
a conducive atmosphere for conduct
of a free, fair and peaceful election
equally lies on the candidates and
their supporters. They should keep
confidence with the election machinery and cooperate in the conduct of
fair and free election.
He also explained in detail the
rules and regulations put in place for
the monitoring of expenses by parties
during the election.
Earlier, DC cum DEO Abhishek
Dev dealt at length on the Commission’s guidelines, issues and the various preparedness measures taken
for ensuring successful conduct of
elections in the district.
Drawing the attention of the
candidates towards violations of the
Model Code of Conduct, Dev urged
them to ensure that they and their
party members strictly adhere to the
guidelines in order to facilitate peaceful and ethical voting.
“Run a clean campaign and it
should be done in a good spirit” said
Dev urging the Political Parties to cooperate the administration in successful conduct of ensuing simultaneous
poll of Parliamentary and assembly
elections in the district.
Dev also explained about the
legal provision with respect to election expenses. He insisted on giving
expenditure of the political parties on
prescribe format on regular basis on
rally, political meeting, posters, banners and expenditure on print and
electronic media. The candidates
were also explained to manage all
their election expenses to a separate
Account which they have opened exclusively for election purpose.
He also appealed all political
parties to take prior permission from
the DEO for any road show, rally or
political meeting. The use of unauthorized posters, banners, defacement of public property and plying of
vehicle for election purpose without
permission should be avoided.
Further Dev mentioned that
the SSTs and Flying Squads are actively monitoring the violation of MCC
in the district. “All preparations are in
place and the employees entrusted
with election work are working round
the clock on a war footing to ensure a
smooth election”, said Dev.
Superintendent of Police Nupur Prasad asked the candidates to
submit Worry List (if any) to the district
Police for redressal in order to create
a conducive atmosphere for a free
and fair poll. She also urged the Parties to cooperate them in maintaining
law and order and assured that every
possible security would be provided
to conduct free and fair election.
“Don’t take the law into your
hands. Respect the democratic institution and co-operate & comply with
the security measures put in force.
”, said Prasad urging the candidates
and supporters to refrain from ‘selfpolicing’. She further informed that
the FS and SST are already engaged
in patrolling all throughout day and
night. In addition to this there are police check gates operational at various locations across the district.
The political parties too raised
their problems and clarifications pertaining to MCC, expenditure recordings, bank and cash transaction, etc.
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Various national and international theatre events are organized
to mark this occasion. One of the most important of these is
the circulation of the World Theatre Day International Message
through which at the invitation of ITI, a figure of world stature
shares his or her reflections on the theme of Theatre and a Culture of Peace. The first World Theatre Day International Message was written by Jean Cocteau (France) in 1962.
It was first in Helsinki, and then in Vienna at the 9th World
Congress of the ITI in June 1961 that President Arvi Kivimaa
proposed on behalf of the Finnish Centre of the International
Theatre Institute that a World Theatre Day be instituted. The
proposal, backed by the Scandinavian centres, was carried
with acclamation. Ever since, each year on the 27th March
(date of the opening of the 1962 “Theatre of Nations” season
in Paris), World Theatre Day has been celebrated in many and
varied ways by ITI National Centres of which there are now
almost 100 throughout the world.
Each year a figure outstanding in theatre or a person
outstanding in heart and spirit from another field, is invited to
share his or her reflections on theatre and international harmony. What is known as the International Message is translated into more than 20 languages, read for tens of thousands
of spectators before performances in theatres throughout the
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in the audio-visual field lend a fraternal hand, with more than a
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UEI LENGNE SEPARATED AND NOW UNITED TWO
BROTHERS ‘CHERUM & CHERA’
-D. Teshi Taba
As human ‘exodus’ took placed
in the past in Tibet region especially
in and around Sangpo Valley, the Hari
group of community also migrated
from south Tibet region and attempted to cross, traditionally known as
Chengi Lengi Geka (a cave passage).
The other community of the present
Arunachal also called it Porok Lepo.
When this group had tried to cross
over, the two brothers Bindung and
Bingley faced a hurdle. A giant creature named Tachang Palwng akin to
Chinese dragon posed an obstacle in
crossing the passage. On trial, a dog
was pressed into the cave passage
but it ate up the dog. So two brothers went back to the main land and
aligned with the Monks and hired a
sharp sword through it they killed that
creature and made headway for their
safe passage to present territory. This
passage way or passes located beyond Gelling circle, the last administrative outpost of Arunachal Pradesh
near Mac Mohan line.
After crossing over, a series of habitation in Siang and in
and around Subansiri basin, the
same group of Bindung and Bingley
crossed the mighty Subansiri at Pwik
rabge little above the present Daporijo. Among the sons of Ato Niya, the
group of these clans traces its origin
from Hari- Riku- Kupe- Paley- LejaJangu to Nguri, Nguha and Nguva.
The Nguri group comprises of Golo,
Goyee, Gumdu, Gumru, Nguri, Charu,
Patey, Tado, Tayo and Tania. The
second group of clans viz Takey, Tai,
Rare and Nade, claims themselves
as descendant of Chera but their siblings Tayer and Tadar are recognized
with their present names but owe allegiance to same Chera ancestor. The
Nguva group of brothers are believed
to have intermingled with certain other areas like Nacho Sub-Division of
Upper Subansiri district, Tali areas of
Kurung Kumey and Menchukha and
Manigaon areas of Menchukha SubDivision under West Siang district.
Nguha’s descendents can be
traced and shown as: Nguha- Harang- Rwingche- Cherum and Chera.
Cherum, a larger group of clan now
prominently settled in their permanent bastion spread in 13 villages of
Payeng circle located at left bank of
Subansiri river under Upper Subansiri
are elder to Cheras whose separation
was caused at hands of nature probably the demons work. The Cherums
at present zealously preserving and
protecting the territory left by their
Chera brothers with a hope that a day
will come when their brothers will put
a hold in the territory once again.
A large stone measuring
about 50 feet height popularly known
as Uei lengne had played a mysterious
role in separation of the two brothers.
The Cheras had to face the brunt from
this stone that turned to Mittun during
the night and damaged the standing
crops of Chera’s agriculture fields. On
chase, the mitthun disappeared on
reaching at the stone site. This unkind
mystery forced them to perform a rite
and to leave the area by crossing the
opened a new chapter for reunion
process of two brothers. A long plan
and interaction programme remained
immaterialized due to immature departure of pioneer of the clans like
late Tadar Tang, Chera Talo and Tadar Taniang. Their initiation has paid
a bearing, ultimately that two brothers
officially united on fall of blessings
from those great souls in the New
Year of 2010. They ventured with
great emotion by a joint visit on Uei
Lengne and won the nature by sheer
will and determination. This stone had
mighty Subansiri river and pushed towards western part of Subansiri and
settled in Koloriang, Nyapin, Mangio,
Yazali and Sagalee areas. In fact, the
result of phase-wise migration made
the clan to settle at lower side, otherwise their main habitation was in upper belt.
Except the oral history, the
two separated brothers remained out
of social touch till mid seventies but
modern development of road communication, education and media had
been the central figure of separation
and now their reunion and hence the
history has beckoned the past.
These two clans belonged
to extremely fearful fighters and valorous in nature and it can be traced
from their Binjuk (commentary) that
clan members had never been temable. “Ane bindung ham dungdung
hibe ngo, Aabe bingle ham laley hibe
ngo, Chengkhe machak ham yochak
hibe ngo, yamter udung ham yobung
hibe ngo, lengbyo ta’he ham mwikhe
swingle hibe ngo”. It says that for
valorous job the clan never withdrew
its aim. To do it the words of mother
and father had no bondings on them.
It could even strike the strong iron
made vessel and diktar udung (chili
powder) container by private parts
and thistle plant could be converted
into usable tobacco. The clans hardly surrender its objective and victim
has always been the opponents. The
commentary is nothing but the degree
of their capacity to do extreme things
with great courage and endurance.
The second annual meet at
Jote from 5-6 March’2014 reaffirmed
their origin and the clan members
paid floral tribute to their great ancestors and immediate ancestors like atu
Nguha- Harang- Rwingche and pioneers and past mentors late Tang, Talo
and Taniang. The programme was piloted by untiring spirit of young man
Shri Tadar Zaman, an orator of great
caliber and master in Nyshi dialogue
and led the crowd to pay homage to
great ancestors. The primary duty
of Cherum and Chera would be the
erection of memory pillar, construction of replica of Uei lengne and creation and establishment of CherumChera lapang somewhere in capital
area. The prime duty of each individual will be to avoid wrong matrimonial
relations by spread of knowledge of
clan’s genealogy among the youths.
The patrons of chera, viz Tadar, Tayer
and Cherum contributed their views
for a common platform and to strive
for communities resurge and cherish
the goals set by pioneers. On interaction with seniormost elder of the
community the chairman of Cherum
Chera Welfare Society Shri Tader
Talar had spelled that the ancestor
of Atu Nguha cannot be erased and
Cherum and Chera brothers’ common interest need to be resolved in
the same name of Nguha.
Among Cherums, the
clans or sub-clans like Haging, Baring, Malling etc., are so closely knitted brothers. There is no separate
society and separate picnic programme among the Cherums and
strict sense of unity is prevailing
whereas among Cheras, there are
separate societies and separate annual programmes. Shri Denny Maling the leader of Cherum clan asserted that on advent of modernity,
this unity will gain new order and
appealed Chera brothers to follow
system practiced by them and work
for a common platform to strengthen
the sense of brotherhood.
And yet another elections sans issues
Like in the last many elections,
the twin-elections for the 2-member Parliament and 60-member Assembly in
Arunachal Pradesh is sans any issues
whatsoever concerning the people of the
state. History is evident that in our young
state elections had never been fought
on issues. This is a rather sad reflection on the poor health of Democracy in
the state. Elections should essentially be
fought over important issues which are
in the interest of the voters. Having unwillingly crawled past the wrong side of
50, I have been a witness to many elections both Assembly and Parliamentary
but I must admit that I had never seen
political parties racking up any issues
during the elections. Interestingly, the
important issues like the mega dams,
unemployment, education and healthcare are more pronounced during the
normal times when there are no elections. I am yet to understand why even
the opposition candidates hesitate to
raise these pertinent issues during the
election which is the right time to make
the right noises. But there is a problem
here. The unique and peculiar feature or
characteristic of Arunachal politics is that
there are hardly any opposition parties. It
has been witnessed time and again that
those candidates who get elected from
other political parties other than the ruling
political party, eventually join the ruling
party unabashedly making a mockery
of the much glorified Democracy in our
state. This sad and uncalled for trend has
been going on since incipience of Democratic institutions in the state. The reason
is not far to locate for this shameful and
unfortunate practice. Every elected leader of all parties wants to remain in the
good book of the ruling party and silently
weave a dream of getting a Ministerial
berth. I feel that an Assembly without a
strong opposition cannot effectively address the problems and aspirations of
the people. It also demeans and belittles
the Democracy for which India is known
all the world over. Paradoxically, even the
moneyed leaders who have enough of
everything tend to be associated with the
ruling party and never attempt to form a
strong opposition. The reason is simple.
They too want to get richer. It is also being observed in our state that those who
have accumulated some money and
have a good number of mithuns and traditional beads and belong to a dominant
clan eventually choose politics as a career and never think of starting an industry, open a School, a Hospital or invest in
some social work. Becoming an MLA is
seen as the most lucrative business with
scopes to make quick and easy money.
If every rich person wants to be an MLA
then who will take care of the many social causes of our young state?
Another sad aspect we witness
during elections in Arunachal is the lack
of principle on the part of the political
leaders. They will put even the chameleon to shame in terms of changing their
colours. I myself have seen the same
candidate contesting from not less than
7-8 different parties in different elections.
There is absolutely no value for a political
party in our state. Of course, the ruling
party matters a lot for obvious reason.
Even now, there is a morass of confusion
as to who is contesting from what party.
I often wonder when our political leaders
will mature to respect their respective political parties. A government will be stable
only when they learn to respect their parties and their principles. Of late, political
instability has been Arunachal’s nemesis. The main and the primary reason for
this is the total lack of principles amongst
the leaders. They seem to be ready to do
anything for money and power. But this
does not augur well for a healthy Democracy. The elected leaders must learn to
be loyal to their loyal voters and remain
in the party from which they had been
elected by their voters. But sadly, it’s not
to be in Arunachal Pradesh. After every
election, the elected candidates change
parties with disdain and act as if nothing has happened. These are the leaders who sully the name of the hallowed
Democratic institutions and Democratic
setups. All said and done, this sudden
Assembly election along with the Parliamentary election must have caught
many elected leaders including Ministers
unaware. The poor new entrants into
electoral politics had no or little time even
to introduce themselves to their voters.
However, the people had by and large
welcomed the decision of the state government to have a simultaneous election.
Some have even called this a masterstroke of the former HCM Nabam Tuki.
The government employees are the happiest because they need take the trouble
twice as the election is happening in one
go. Though the final scrutiny is yet to be
done, this time there is a sort of record
number of contestants. But disgustingly
again, there are only a few women candidates. I don’t know when will the major
political parties in the state start issuing
tickets to aspiring women candidates?
The 33% reservation for women is still a
myth and is gathering dust for want of implementation. Esteemed readers please
do not expect me to add spice to my
present article as I normally do at other
times. Being in the government, now I
am under the watchful eyes of the ECI.
There are strict strictures under model
code of conduct due to which we have
to be extra careful in our use of words
and language. My article is just a commentary on the electoral process of our
state seen through my eyes over the
years. Bu I must say that I am sad because the stereotyped political scenario
and the election processes in our state
has remained static which is indicative
of the fact that Democracy is not vibrant
and well-functional in our state. A mass
awareness is the need of the hour. More
young and educated people with new
and innovative ideas should start joining
politics like in other states.
In Arunachal Pradesh, elections
had always been akin to festivals. People do not talk of any political issues but
talk about who has slaughtered how
many mithuns, cows, pigs etc. They also
discuss about who has spent how much
money. But these days elections have
become little prosaic sans sound, fun
and frolic thanks to the restriction on too
much spending imposed by the powerful ECI. The candidates concentrate on
house to house and person to person
-Denhang Bosai
contact instead of huge rallies and meetings. About who is going to win is difficult to tell because this is a real feasting
time for the gullible voters. Who is supporting whom is difficult to ascertain as
the same person can be seen hurriedly
emptying his glass of apong and munching something furiously in all the houses
of all the candidates. Liquor is flowing
like rivers. Most of the people I meet are
fully boozed and talk only about drinks.
The poor voters do not cook their meals
at home these days as they get their
choicest meals at the houses of all the
candidates. Sometimes I seriously feel
that the ECI should specify the number
of mithuns, pigs and cows to be killed
for meat. Though they come under traditional laws, they are bought and sold
in terms of money which is calculable.
What do these poor creatures know
about elections? The time has come to
minimize the killing of animals.
The most unfortunate trend in
our hitherto peaceful state is that during
the last few elections, some hooligans
including some contesting candidates
have resorted to violence and other
unfair means which should be arrested
at the earliest before it is too late. This
abominable culture of violence is a new
development in our state. In the past the
elections used to be very peaceful. The
candidates and the voters must realize
that election is just a Democratic process
and there should be no scopes for settling
old scores or harbor personal vendettas
against one another. They should take
the election like any other game wherein
some win and some lose. They should
never attempt to vitiate the atmosphere
during and after the elections. Personally, I am not at all interested in knowing
who wins or loses but wish to see a free,
fair and peaceful election. Let us learn
to accept defeat with dignity and victory
with humility. May the best win and may
the whole electoral process is smooth
and peaceful, free from the obnoxious
smoke of hatred, jealousy and chaos.
[ The writer is DIPRO, Tirap and can
be reached at denhangbosai@yahoo.
co.in ]
Friday, March 28, 2014
The Arunachal Information
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
CIVIL AVIATION DEPARTMENT
ITANAGAR
NO.DCA/HC/MI-2/NIT/2013-14
Dated Itanagar, the 21st March, 2014.
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
Sealed bid offers under TWO BID SYSTEM are hereby re-invited by the Govt. of Arunachal
Pradesh from eligible commercial permit holders under DGCA, India (Non-scheduled category) including Joint
Venture Consortium of one Indian NSOP Holder (Non-scheduled category) Operator with any other Indian/outside
Company having tendered type of helicopters, for WET LEASE of one twin engine large 26 seater (MI-172/MI-171
or equivalent type) helicopter of latest technology / latest version, not older than 10 years of age as on the date
of opening of tender, for passenger flight service in Arunachal Pradesh and adjoining areas under 75% subsidy
scheme of Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, for an initial period of 2(two) years with option of renewal/
extension for another one year with mutual consent subject to continuation of subsidy support by the Ministry of
Home Affairs, Government of India, in prescribed bid form and proforma:1.
Approximate utilization of flying hours will be 1200 hours per year, i.e. 100 hours per month for lifting of
passengers, VIP, VVIP, patient etc. in Arunachal Pradesh and adjoining areas. Bidder shall obtain necessary permission from DGCA, India for the offered helicopter as may be required for operating in India.
2.
Bidder is to deposit Bid Bond (Earnest Money) of Rs.100.00 (one hundred) lakh in the form of Bank Guarantee as specified in the Detailed Tender Documents.
Other terms and conditions and technical parameters required for the helicopter/Bidder are specified in the Detailed
Tender Documents.
3.
Detail Tender Documents may be had from the Office of the Director (Civil Aviation), Govt. of Arunachal
Pradesh, Naharlagun from 21.03.2014 to 15.04.2014 during office hours from 1000 hours (IST) to 1600 hours
(IST) against a request/authority letter, on payment of Tender Fee of Rs.15,000/-(Rupees Fifteen Thousand)(nonrefundable) only per bid document by Demand Draft in favour of the Director of Civil Aviation, Govt. of Arunachal
Pradesh, Naharlagun, payable on Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh.
4.
Detail Tender Documents may also be collected by post by sending a self addressed stamped envelop
along with requisite Tender Fee as mentioned above. The Government of Arunachal Pradesh will however not be
responsible for non-reaching of the Tender Documents due to postal delay or misplacement etc.
5.
Tender Documents can also be downloaded from the website- www.arunachal pradesh.gov.in. The Downloaded Tender Form must be accompanied by the Demand Draft of requisite Tender Fee as mentioned above while
submitting Technical Bid failing which the bid shall be rejected forthwith.
6.
Last date and time of receipt of Tender by post or by hand is 1200 hours (IST) on 16.04.2014 in the office
of Secretary (Civil Aviation), Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar.
7.
a) Sealed Tenders will be opened in the office chamber of Secretary(Civil Aviation), Govt. of Arunachal
Pradesh, Itanagar at 1300 hours (IST) on 16.04.2014 by a board constituted by the Government of Arunachal
Pradesh. If intervened by a holiday, Tenders will be received /opened at the same time on next working day.
b) After opening of Sealed Packets of Tender Bids, only the Technical Bids shall be opened on 16.04.2014 at 1300
hrs for scrutiny of the bid documents and technical data etc. The Financial Bids shall be opened on 17.04.2014 at
1200 hrs by the Board. However, if Technical Bid of any bidder is found incomplete, not supported by requisite Bid
Bond and/or required documents or deficient of any technical parameters as specified in the Detailed Tender Documents, their Financial Bid shall not be opened and shall be returned to the bidder in sealed condition as submitted
by the bidder.
8.
The Government of Arunachal Pradesh reserves the right to reject any or all the bid offers without assigning
any reasons thereof.
Sd/- Shilpa Shinde.
Secretary (Civil Aviation)
ITANAGAR
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
No. SUP/ICC/ePDS/2012-13
Dated Itanagar the 25th March 2014
ORDER
WHEREAS, in view of the directives of Hon’ble Supreme Court of India to computerize TPDS, the Digitization of ration
card as a part of End to End Computerization of TPDS was commenced from the date of formal launching of Arun ePDS in the
District Centre at Papu Nalla , Naharlagun on 12th April 2013.
WHEREAS, huge number of bogus ration cards have been detected in due course of digitization of ration cards data base
while capturing family details like biometric finger prints, HoF photograph, Present & Permanent address proof (EPIC/ electricity
bill/ telephone bill/land allotment/HoD recommendations) etc.
WHEREAS, the existence of multiple ration cards in a single house hold is the main reason for downsizing of issuance
scale of PDS rice @15 kg per RC/month/household for last several years.
Now therefore, all the Bonafide Consumers of Itanagar Capital Complex are hereby informed to get their ration card
digitized on or before 11th April 2014 at the Arun ePDS centers located at Naharlagun, Itanagar and Banderdewa on completion
of one year of computerization of PDS in the state capital region. Thereafter, no manual ration card shall be entertained for the
purpose of drawing of PDS items. The sub-allocation to Fair Price Shops will be auto generated from the Arun ePDS system and
consumers will be benefitted by availing 35 Kg of rice per family/ration card/ month w.e.f. April’2014.
Sd/-(Mige Kamki)
Deputy Commissioner
Itanagar Capital Complex Itanagar
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
NOTICE
Sri Pramod Kumar Das and Sri Sudhir Kumar have been appointed as General Observer and Expenditure Observer for 22
NACHO(ST), 23 TALIHA(ST), 24 DAPORIJO(ST), 25 RAGA(ST), 26 DUMPORIJO(ST) Assembly Constituencies respectively.
The Observers’ contact number is as given below.
1. Promod Kumar Das, General Observer Mobile No. 9402792974.
2. Sudhir Kumar, Expenditure Observer Mobile No. 9402792994.
Individual voters, candidates or any party functionary can meet the Observers from 9.00 to 10.00 AM and 7.00 to 8.00 PM in the
Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Daporijo, Upper Subansiri.
Sd/- Tahang Taggu(IAS)
District Election Officer ,Daporijo,Upper Subansiri.
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The Arunachal Information Friday, March 28, 2014
General Election to 16th Lok Sabha Election- Model Code of Conduct
Part-16. Model Code of Conduct
16.1 Period of MCCMCC comes into operation in
the Constituency from the day of announcement of Election Programme.
16.2 Objective (i) To develop for maintaining
a healthy and peaceful atmosphere
conducive to the conduct of smooth
elections.
(ii) To provide level playing
field for all political parties and candidates.
16.3 Publicity
(i) Provisions of MCC, Illustrative list of DO’s’ & DON’Ts’, Legal provisions electoral offences and corrupt
practices and ECI’s directions may be
explained in the meetings with political parties/ candidates.
(ii) R.O. to give copies of ECI’s
directions to candidates at the time of
nominations.
(iii) Wide Publicity through
print/electronic media etc.
16.4 Be pro active -check misuse
of
(a) Official vehicles of Government/PSUs (b) Government Building
(c) Government Officials/Machinery.
16.5 Important Aspects of the
MCC- DO’s & DONT’s (ECI No. 464/
INST/2007-PLN-l dt. 07-01-07)
16.5.1 On Welfare schemes and
governmental works:
(i) Announcement of new
projects or programme or concessions or financial grants or promises
thereof or laying of foundation stones,
etc., are prohibited.
(ii) These restrictions apply
equally to new schemes and also ongoing schemes. The commissioning
of such schemes will be done by civil
authority without associating political
functionaries and without any fanfare
or ceremonies.
(iii) Even if a budget provision
has been made or the scheme has
been sanctioned earlier or a reference
to the scheme was made in the address of the Governor/budget speech
.the schemes cannot be announced/
inaugurated/ taken up while the MCC
is in operation.
(iv) No fresh sanctions for governmental schemes should be made.
(v) Review by political executives and processing of beneficiary
oriented schemes, even if ongoing,
should be stopped.
(vi) No fresh release of funds
on welfare schemes and works
should be made or contract for works
awarded without prior permission of
the Commission. This includes works
under the MP /MLA Local Area Development Fund.
(vii) No work shall start even if
work orders have been issued before
the MCC came into effect. However, if
a work has actually started, that can
continue.
(viii) There shall be no bar to
the release of payments for completed work(s) subject to the full satisfaction of the concerned officials.
(ix) Prior approval of Commission is required for schemes like
providing relief to people suffering
from drought, floods, and pestilences,
other natural calamities or welfare
measures for the aged, infirm etc.
However, ostentatious functions are
not allowed.
16.5.2 Ban on Transfer/ Appointments
(i) From the announcement of
election programme no officer / official connected with election work or
likely to be deputed for election work
not to be transferred.
(ii) Transfer orders issued prior
to the date of announcement but hot
implemented till the announcement
should not be given effect without
specific permission from EC1.
(iii) No appointment/promotion
in Govt./PSUs shall be made without
prior clearance of ECI.
(iv) Officers connected with
election work should not remain at the
place against the Home District and
3+ policy.
16.5.3 Conduct of Government
Servants (ECI No. 62/84 dt. 6.11.84
and Sec 129, 134 and 134A of RP Act
1951 and Civil Services (Conduct)
Rules)
(i) No Government servant can
take part in political activities -He shall
be guilty of misconduct under the relevant service rules.
(ii) He cannot act as election
agent, polling agent, counting agent.
It is an offence. (S.134 of R.P.Act,
1951)
(iii) If he happens to be an official mentioned in Section 129 (1) of
R.P. Act, 1951, he shall also be additionally liable to penal action.
(iv) He should not be present
in public meeting during election
campaign. Exception -those officers
engaged in law & order and security
arrangements.
16.5.4 Misuse of official vehicles
(ECI No. 437/4/96-PLN-III dt. 15.1.96,
No. 437/6/96-PLN-III dt. 9.4.1996,
No. 437/6/97 PLN-III dt. 18.3.97 and
No. 464/INST/2007 -PLN-I dt. 7.1.07
and No. 437/6/2008/CC&BE dt.
19.10.2008)
(i) Total restrictions on the use
of official vehicles such as helicopters,
aircraft (except PM), cars, jeeps, etc.
(ii) Use of official vehicles
by Ministers, even on payment for
electioneering purposes including by
adopting the official work is totally
prohibited.
(iii) The only exception will be
the Prime Minister and other political
personalities who require security of
high order.
(iv) Official vehicle means vehicles belonging to Central Govt., State
Govt., Public / Joint Sector under takings of Central or State Govt., Local
bodies, PRIs and any other body in
which any public funds are invested.
(v) Functionaries of autonomies organizations may use the official vehicle only for commuting between office and
(iii) No appointment/promotion
in Govt./PSUs shall be made without
prior clearance of ECI.
(iv) Officers connected with
election work should not- remain at
the place against the Home District
and 3+ policy.
16.5.3 Conduct of Government
Servants (ECI No. 62/84 dt. 6.11.84
and Sec 129, 134 and 134A of RP Act
1951 and Civil Services (Conduct)
Rules)
(i) No Government servant can
take part in political activities -He shall
be guilty of misconduct under the relevant service rules.
(ii) He cannot act as election
agent, polling agent, counting agent.
It is an offence. (S.134 of R.P.Act,
1951)
(iii) If he happens to be an official mentioned in Section 129 (1) of
R.P. Act, 1951, he shall also be additionally liable to penal action.
(iv) He should not be present
in public meeting during election
campaign. Exception -those officers
engaged in law & order and security
arrangements.
16.5.4 Misuse of official vehicles
(ECI No. 437/4j96-PLN-III dt. 15.1.96,
No. 437/6/96-PLN-III dt. 9.4.1996,
No. 437/6/97 PLN-III dt. 18.3.97 and
No. 464/INST/2007 -PLN-I dt. 7.1.07
and No. 437/6/2008/CC&BE dt.
19.10.2008)
(i) Total restrictions on the use
of official vehicles such as helicopters,
aircraft (except PM), cars, jeeps, etc.
(ii) Use of official vehicles
by Ministers, even on payment for
electioneering purposes including by
adopting the official work is totally
prohibited.
(iii) The only exception will be
the Prime Minister and other political
personalities who require security of
high order.
(iv) Official vehicle means vehicles belonging to Central Govt., State
Govt., Public / Joint Sector under takings of Central or State Govt., Local
bodies, PRIs and any other body in
which any public funds are invested.
(v) Functionaries of autonomies organizations may use the official vehicle only for commuting between office and
residence and to attend any
official meeting within Head Quarters
itself (ECI No. 437/6/2008/CC&BE dt.
; 19.10.2008)
(vi) Close watch by district administration.
(Vii) Vehicles found being misused, may be confiscated forthwith.
16.5.5 Tours of Ministers (ECI’s No.
437/6/96 PLN.III dt. 17.1.1996; No.
437/6/99 PLN-III dt. 15.7.1999; No.
464/INST/2007 -PLN-I dt. 7.1.2007
and No. 437/6/2007/ PLN-III dt.
23.11.2007, No. 437/6/INST/2011CC&BE dt, 24.03.2011 & 01.04.2011)
(i) Official visits and political activities/electioneering not to be
combined.
(ii) Tours of Union Ministers
-They may visit on purely official
business after letter of certification
by Secretary of department/ministry
-Govt. vehicles, accommodation and
due courtesies be given for such official trip.
(iii) Tours of Ministers of State
Government (a) No Minister shall undertake
an official visit.
(b) Election related officers not
to be summoned by Minister.
(c) Only exception is Minister
in charge or CM in case of failure of
law and order and occurrence of natural calamity
(iv) Minister entitled for official
vehicles at HQ from their residence to
offices for official work only and not for
any political activity.
(v) During visit, whether on a
private or official, no pilot car(s) or
car(s) with beacon lights or car affixed with sirens be used by Minister
or by any political functionary, even if
he has been granted security cover.
This is applicable whether vehicle is
government owned or private owned.
(vi) Official staff of Minister
not to accompany with minister during electioneering -But one member
of non gazetted personal staff of the
Chief Minister may be allowed to accompany him on personal/ private
tour.
(vii) However, such personal
staff shall not take part in political activity or assists the CM in his political
work.
16.5.6 Security covers to Ministers/political personalities (ECI
No. 437/6/96- PLN-III dt. 9.4.96; No.
437/6/98 PLN-III dt. 18.8.99; No.
4/2001/JS II dt. 30.3.2001 and No.
437/6/2007 PLN-III dt. 24.10.2007,
No.”
437/INST/2009/CC&BE
dt.
25.03.2009)
(i) Security covers as per
threat perception assessed by Govt.
agencies.
(ii) Absolute ban on the use
of State owned aircraft or helicopters propelled at State cost or hired
at State cost for any reason including
security (except P.M.).
(iii) State owned one bulletproof vehicle be permitted where the
security agencies have prescribed
such use. Stand-by vehicle not to be
permitted unless so specifically prescribed by security authorities.
(iv) Cost of spare multiple vehicles, where prescribed in the case of
SPG protectee by the security agencies will be borne by Govt. (except the
vehicle used by the SPG protcctee).
(v) Propulsion charges of bulletproof vehicle used by PP/ SPG
protectee will be borne by the PP/
SPG protectee when it is used for
non-official purpose and in case star
campaigner it will born by the political
party.
(vi) Carcade will be strictly in
accordance with security norms. Propulsion charges of such security vehicles and cost of man power will be
met by State Govt.
(vii) Political functionaries of
other states (other than Z+ and SPG
protects for whom approved guidelines exist) will not
be permitted with private security vehicles or security guards.They
will be permitted to come with their
PSOs as per X, Y and Z category entitlement. (ECI’s No. 464/RJ- LA/2008
dt. 20.11.2008)
16.5.7 Other DO’S & DONT’S (ECI
No. 464/INST/2007-PLN-I dt. 07-0107)
A. Illustrative list of DO’S :(i) Ongoing programmes,
which actually started in the field before the announcement of elections
may continue.
(ii) Relief and rehabilitation
measures to the people in areas affected by floods, drought, pestilence,
and other natural calamities, can
commence and continue.
(iii) Grant of cash or medical
facilities to terminally or critically ill
persons can continue with appropriate approvals.
(iv) Public places like maidans must be available impartially to
all parties / contesting candidates for
holding election meetings. So also
use of helipads to ensure a level
playing field.
(v) Criticism of other political
parties and candidates should relate
to their policies, programme, past
record and work.
(vi) The right of every individual for peaceful and undisturbed home
life should be fully safeguarded.
(vii) The local police should be
fully informed of the venue and time
of the proposed meetings well in time
and all necessary permissions taken.
(viii) Restrictive or prohibitory orders, if any, in the place of the
proposed meeting, they shall be fully
respected. Exemption, if necessary,
must be applied for and obtained well
in time.
(ix) Permission must be obtained for the use of loudspeakers or
any other such facilities for the proposed meetings.
(x) The Police assistance
should be obtained in dealing with
persons disturbing meetings or
otherwise creating disorder.
(xi) The time and place of the
starting/termination of any procession and the route should be settled
in advance and advance permissions
obtained from the police authorities. “
(xii) Restrictive orders, if any,
in force ,in the localities through which
the procession has to pass should be
fully complied with. So also all traffic
regulations and other restrictions.
(xiii) The passage of the procession must be without hindrance to
traffic.
(xiv) Cooperation to all election
officials at all times to ensure peaceful
and orderly poll.
(xv) All Workers must display
badges or identity cards.
(xvi) Unofficial identity slips
issued to voters shall be on plain
(white) paper without any symbol,
name of the candidate or name of the
party.
(xvii) Restrictions on plying of
vehicles during campaign period and
on poll day shall be fully obeyed.
(xviii) (Except voters, candidates and their election/polling
agents), only persons with a specific
valid authority. Letter from the ECI
can enter any polling booth. No func-
tionary highly placed (e.g. CM, Minister, MP or MLA etc) is exempt from
this condition.
(xix) Any complaint or problem
regarding the conduct of elections
shall be brought to the notice of the
Observer/RO/Sector Magistrate/ECI.
(xx) Directions/orders/instructions of the ECI/RO/DEO shall be
obeyed in all matters related to various aspects of election.
(xxi) Do leave the constituency
after the campaign period is over if the
political functionaries are not a voter
or a candidate or candidate’s election
agent from that constituency.
B. DON’Ts (ECI No. 464/
INST/2007-PLN-I dt. 07-01-07)
(i) Any and all advertisements
at the cost of the public exchequer
regarding achievements of the party /
Government in power as prohibited.
(ii) No Minister shall enter any
PS or the place of counting, unless
he or she is a candidate or as a voter
only for voting.
(iii) Official work should not at
all be mixed with campaigning electioneering.
(iv) No inducement, financial
or otherwise, shall be offered to voters.
(v) Caste/communal feelings
of the electors shall not be appealed
to.
(vi) No activity, which may aggravate existing differences or create
mutual hatred or cause tension between different castes, communities
or religious or linguistic groups shall
be attempted.
(vii) No aspect of the private
life, not connected with the public activities, of the leaders or workers of
other parties shall be permitted to be
criticized.
(viii) Other parties or their
workers shall not be criticized based
on unverified allegations or on distortions.
(ix) Any place of worship shall
not be used for election propaganda,
including speeches, posters, music
etc., on electioneering.
(X)Activities which are corrupt
practices or electoral offences such as
bribery, undue influence, intimidation
of voters, personation, canvassing
within 100 meters of a polling station,
holding of public meetings after campaign period is over and conveyance
of voters to and from polling stations
are prohibited.
(xi) Demonstrations or picketing before the houses of individuals by
way of protesting against their opinion
or activities shall not be resorted to.
(xii) Subject to the local laws,
no one can make use of any individual’s land, building, compound wall,
vehicles etc. for erecting flag staffs,
putting up banners, pasting notices
or writing slogans etc. without specific
permission of the owner. The specific
permission will be shown to and deposited with the DEO.
(xiii) No disturbances shall be
created in public meetings or processions organised by other political parties or candidates.
(xiv) No procession along
places at which another party is holding meetings.
(xv) Processionists shall not
carry any articles, which are capable
of being misused as missiles or weapons.
(xvi) Posters of other parties
/ candidates shall not be removed or
defaced.
(xvii) Posters, flags, symbols or
any other propaganda material shall
not be displayed in election booths of
candidates on the day of poll or near
polling booths.
(xviii) Loudspeakers shall not
be used either before 6 a.m. or after
10a.m. and without prior written permission of the authorities concerned.
(xix) Loudspeakers shall also
not be used at public meetings and
processions without the prior written
permission of the authorities concerned. Normally, such meetings/processions will not be allowed to continue beyond 10.00 p.m. in the night
and will be subject to the local laws
and other relevant considerations like
festival season, examination period,
etc.
(xx) No liquor should be distributed during elections.
(xxi) On the day of the poll,
no person having security cover shall
enter the vicinity of a polling station
premise (within 100 meters) with his
security personnel. Further, on the
day of the poll no such person shall
move around in a constituency with
his security personnel. If the person
happens to be a voter also, then he or
she shall restrict his/her movementto voting only.
(xxii) No person having official
security or private security guards for
himself, shall be appointed as an election agent or polling agent or counting
agent.
(xxiii) Grants/payments out of
discretionary funds shall not be sanctioned.
16.6 References to Politicians/Ministers on official website- (ECI No.
437/6/2007 /Inst./ PLN III dt. 21-1107)
References to Ministers, politicians or Political Parties on Govt.
official website, shall be taken off /
purged off.
16.7 Restrictions on presence of
political functionaries who is not
voter, in the constituency, when
campaign period is over [ECI No.
464/INST/2007/PLN-I dt. 8.1.2007
and 27.2.2007](i) Office bearer of political party, who is in charge of the state, shall
declare his place of stay in the State
HQ and his movement shall remain
confined normally between this party
office and place of stay.
(ii) Premises like community
halls etc., be checked to find out outsiders.
(iii) Check posts in the constituency border for vehicular movement.
(iv) Verify the identity of people/group of people -whether they are
voters.
16.8 Regulation of plying of vehicles during campaign period [ECI’s
No. 437/6/96-PLN-III dt. 16.01.1996,
No. 464/INST/2007 PLN-I dt. 9.2.07,
No. 437 /6/97 PLN~III dt. 18.3.97,
No. 437/6/2007 PLN-III (Vol. III) dt.
16.3..2007; No. 437/6/2006-PLN-III
dt. 12-11-2007 and dt. 23.1-1.2007,
No. 437/6/INST/2010/ CC&BEdt.
05.10.2010]’
(i) Strict action against vehicles plying in contravention of provisions of MV Act
(ii) Close watch on vehicles
for any possible mischief or criminal
activities carrying of illegal arms, illicit
liquor, and anti-social elements -Such
vehicles not to be release till elections
-penal actions under relevant law also
be taken.
(iii) Vehicles for campaign
purpose may ply only with prior approval of RO -Original permits bearing number of vehicle and name of
candidate be displayed premonitory
on wind screen of vehicles - Details to
be given to Expenditure Observer
(iv) Vehicle not registered for
campaigning if found being used for
campaigning shall be deemed to be
unauthorized campaigning for the
candidate -Action for such activity be
taken u/s 171H of I:PC also.
(v) During filing of nominations
upto 3 vehicles be allowed to come
within the periphery of 100 meters of
RO j ARO office - Expenditure will be
included in account.
(vi) In case visits by party leader
as covered U/S 77 (1) (a) the permits
of vehicles for road journey be issued
centrally by CEO in different color -expenditure to be proportionally distributed (ECI No. 437/6/2007Vol.IV/PLNIII dated 16-10-2007 and No. 437/6/
INST/2008-CC&BE dt. 31.10.2008)
(vii) Convoys of more than 10
vehicles (excluding security vehicles
in view of security gradation of PP)
not to be allowed from the date of notification till completion of election -Bigger convoys be broken up keeping a
minimum distance of 200 meters
(viii) Bicycle, Two wheelers or
cycle rikshaw is also a vehicle u/s 160
of RP Act 1991.
(ix) Only one flag/banner/poster/placard be allowed on one vehicle
during procession.
16.9 Permission of vehicle to a
political party for transporting
publicity material (ECI’s No. 464/
INST/2011/EPS dated 23-3-2011 and
28-3-2011)
(i) CEO may grant permission
of a vehicle to a recognized political
party on request, for distributing publicity material to various party offices
in the State.
(ii) The color of permit will be
different.
(iii) Political party will have
to specify the name of district, route
map, dates etc.
(iv) The vehicle will be subjected to normal checks and will not
be used for campaigning.
(v) The expenditure shall be
incurred by political party and not by
candidate.
16.10 Vehicle permit for district
office-bearers of recognized political party -(ECI’s No. 464/INST/2011/
EPS dated 23-3-2011 & 28-3- 2011)
(i) DEO may permit district
level office-bearers (other than Star
Campaigners) of recognized political
party for electioneering in different
constituency within district.
(ii) Permit on different color
from the color -of permits issue to
candidates and Star Campaigners
(iii) Permit in the name of person and details of vehicle -journey,
period etc.
(iv) The expenditure shall be
incurred by political party and not by
candidate.
16.11 Prevention of defacement of
property (ECI’s No. 3/7/2008/JS II dt.
07.10.2008 and 10.11.2008)
A. Defacement of Public
Places (a) No defacement in any form
(wall writing, banners, posters, flags,
hoardings etc.,) be permitted on Gov-
ernment premises.
(b) Writing of slogans displaying of posters etc, erecting cutouts,
hoardings, banners, advertisement
only in any public place specifically
identified for such purposes be allowed strictly as per local laws -Equal
opportunity to candidates / political
parties.
(c) If specifically earmarked
places are already let out to any
agency, the DEO through municipal
authorities should ensure equitable
opportunity to candidates/political
parties.
B. Defacement of Private
Places (a) Not to be permitted on private places, if the local law do not permit even with consent of the owner.
(b) Where local law has express provisions permitting wall writings, posters, banners, hoarding etc
on private premises the written permission of the owner is must - Photocopies of the same shall be submitted
by the candidate with a statement in
prescribed format, to the RO within 3
days -Expenditure to be accounted
for. However, expenditure ,incurred
on party campaign without indicating
any candidate shall not be added to
candidate’s expenditure.
(c) In areas where there is no
law on defacement of private property, temporary and easily removable
campaign material like flags and banners would be permitted with written
permission of the owner. Copy of the
same is to be submitted to the RO.
C. Other issues(a) In case of violation of legal
provisions relating to prevention of
defacement of property penal action
to be taken.
(b) Displaying of flags and
stickers on private vehicles -If it aims
to solicit vote for a candidate, then
provision of S. 171-H IPC would be
attracted.
(c) No poster/flag/campaign
material be displayed on commercial
vehicles, except in case of vehicles
permitted for electioneering (Action
u/s 171-H of IPC).
(d) External modification / fittings including loudspeakers, in contravention of M.V. Act, not to be allowed on vehicles.
(e) Educational institutions (including grounds) not to be used for
campaigning/ rallies
16.12 Accommodation in Government Guest Houses (ECI
No. 437/6/2006-PLN-IIl (Vol.II) dt.
1.4.2006)
(i) Accommodations in the
Guest Houses / Rest Rouses of Govt.
or PSU s can be given to political
functionaries who are provided security cover in Z scale or above, on
equitable basis.
(ii) No political activities while
staying in such guest houses etc.,
16.13 Liquor -Restrictions on Sale
(Sec. 135-C of RP Act 1951 & ECI No.
464/L&O/2007 PLN-I dt. 7.1.2007)
Liquor not to be sold, given or
distributed on polling day and period
of 48 hours ending with close of poll
-Dry day shall be declared.
16.14 Police briefing by CM/HM
(ECl’s No.437/6/INST/2009/CC&BE
dt 26.04.09)
(i) Security briefing of CM/HM
when essential should be undertaken
by Home Secretary or Chief Secretary. If required Police Agency/Officers may present in such briefing.
(ii) In situation where is so warranted, DGP /Police Agencies may inform the political executives and take
directions from them in the bonafied
performance of their duty.
16.15 Misuse of religious institutions for political purposes (ECl’s
No. 3/1/2012-SDR dt. 27.07.2012)
(i) Use of place of worship for
election propaganda in any manner is
prohibited.
(ii) Use of religious institutions
for funds of religious institutions for
the promotion or propagation of any
political idea or political activity or for
benefit of any political party is offence
and punishable under Religious Institutions (Prevention of Misuse) Act,
1988.
(iii) In case of violations FIR/
complaints be lodged.
16.16 Prohibition of Misuse of
SMSs (ECI’s No. 464/INST/2008-EPS
dio 05.11.2008 & No. 464/INST/2012EPS dt. 15.05.2012)
(i) For objectionable SMSs,
which are violating the provisions of
MCC, Election Law and ECI’s directions, the police authorities should
advertise special mobile nos. on
which the receiver of such SMSs can
forward the said SMSs alongwith the
number of sender.
(ii) Police authority should inititate enquiry and take action under
relevant provisions of IPC and RP
Act, 1951
(iii) Total prohibition of bulk
SMSs of political nature during the
period of 48 hours ending with the
hours fixed for conclusion for poll.
16.17 Use of loud speakers (ECI
No. 3/8/2000/JS II dt. 26.12.2000 and
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(ii) All the printing presses
3/8/2005/JS-II dt. 26.9.2005)
(i) Loudspeakers on vehicles shall be informed within 3 days of
or for meetings can be used between announcement of election in writing
by the District Magistrate to furnish
6.00 Am and 10.00 PM only.
(ii) Permission is must for use information and printed material as
required U / s 127 A of RP Act 1951
of loudspeakers.
(iii) In the case of loudspeaker -Attention towards provisions of Sec.
on vehicles, permit issued by Govt. 77(1) and 127-A of R.P. Act and sec.
authority, shall indicate registration 171-H of IPC and ECI’s directions
Number / identification Number of may also be drawn. ,
(iii) Four copies of such printvehicle.
(iv) Vehicles used without ed material along with declaration of
the publisher shall be furnished to
written
Page 1/2DM by the printer within 3 days of
permission is liable to be confiscated
printing.
with all equipment.
(iv) List of all the election pam(v) Expenditure to be acphlets, posters etc shall be exhibited
counted for.
16.18 Public meeting/ proces- on the notice board of DM.
(v) Surrogate advertisements
sions
(i) A register for permissions in print media for I against a political party I candidate – Expenditure
granted for meetings etc.
(ii) “First come first” principle involved in such advertisement has
to be added to account of election
be followed strictly.
(iii) Permission -Subject to lo- expenses u/s 77(1), hence required
to be maintained - Sec. 171 H of IPC
cal laws / prohibitory orders.
(iv) No public meeting / prohibits expenditure without authorprocessing after campaign period is ity from the candidate.
(vi) Strict action on violation of
over.
(v) Expenditure plan of the the provisions of Sec. 77(1) and 127
public rally must be enclosed with the A of RPAct, 1951, 171H ofIPC and
Commission’s directions.
application for permission.
(vii) A press note should be
(vi) Copy of this expenditure
plan shall be given by the DEO along issued drawing attention towards
with the copy of permission to the of- provisions of Sec. 77(1) and 127 A
ficer deputed for maintenance of Law of RP Act, 1951 and Sec. 171H of
& Order, Asstt. Expenditure Observ- IPC.
(viii) A report to CEO after
er, VST & Accounting Team.
(vii) Permission for public ral- completion of election.
(ix) Display of election mately shall not be given if the candidate
does not produce his account for in- rials, viz., Cardboard badges, Paper
caps, Mobile stickers, Sticker badgspection.
16.19 Temporary offices of candi- es, Flag banners, Cut-outs, Caps,
dates during electioneering (ECI Masks, Scarf are not covered unNo. 437/6/2007 /INST/ PLN-III dt. der section 127-A. Therefore, they
should not seized for violation of 127
12.11.2007)
(i) No such offices will be -A. (Eel No. 464/INST/2012/EVS dt.
setup by way of encroachment or in 20.01.2012)
campus of a religious place or con- 16.23 Feedback about “Dummy
tiguous to a educational institution / Candidates” and measures to be
taken in this regard (Eel’s No. 464/
hospital or within 200 mtrs of PS.
(ii) Only one flag and one ban- INST/2008/EPS dt. 7.1.2009) (i) Actual use of vehicles perner (4 x 8 ft.) is allowed.
16.20 Restriction on publication mitted for campaigning be reviewed
and dissemination of result of exit - Video recording and collecting evidence - Issuing notice.
poll etc. (Sec 126 A and 126B)
(ii) Before giving permits of
(i) No person shall conduct
any exit poll and publish or publicized vehicles on poll day dummy factor
by means of the print or electronic should be considered.
(iii) Appointment of polling
media or disseminate in any other
agents should be tracked.
manner, the result of any exit poll, (iv) Close watch on counting
(a) At any time during the peagents.
riod as may be notified by the ECI.
(v) On misuse of permitted
(b) The period may commence
from the beginning of hours fixed for vehicle, action u/s 171H IPC to be
poll on first day and continue till half taken.
(vi) On misuse of vehicle auan hour after close of poll in all the
thorized for other candidate, notice
phases in all States.
(ii) On contravention punish- be given to include the expenditure
ment- imprisonment upto 2 years/ of the candidate, who misused the
vehicle for his campaigning.
fine.
16.21 Political Parties & star cam- 16.24 Use of videography and digpaigners: ital camera during elections proc(i) Names to come within 7 ess (Eel No. 447/2007/ PLN IV dt.
days of notification -their movements 17.1.2007 and dt. 12.10.2007 and
and expenses to be closely monitored No. 4/2008/SDR dt. 15.12.2008)
-cases when it will be apportioned to
(i) DEO IRa to make arrangecandidate(s) ment of videography of critical events
(ii) CEO & DEO to maintain a during election campaign day of poll,
party wise register to track the instanc- counting etc ..
es of violation of MCC by candidates/
(ii) Video teams under superstar campaigners - Brief description vision of Senior Officers - The private
be given about violation, dates of videographers to be properly sensiviolation, action taken, order passed tized and be easily identified.
-This should also be put in public do(iii) Besides Video Surveilmain. (ECI No. 437/6/INST/2008-CC lance Teams in EEM separate Video
& BE dated 18.2.2009)
Teams will also be required for vide(iii) Any violation of MCC by ography of various stages of election
candidates of recognized political process to be done by DEO & RO.
parties or by a star campaigner must
(iv) Critical events which are
be reported to ECI.
likely to vitiate the poll and related to
16.22 Restrictions on the Print- election expenditure by candidates/
ing of pamphlets, posters etc., political parties be video taped -viz
ECI’s No. 3/9(ESO08)94-JS II/5196 -Meetings, violent incidents, booth
dt. 2.9.94, No. 3/9/2004/JS II dt. capturing, intimidation of voter, in24.8.2004 & No. 3/9/2007/JS II dt. ducement/ bribery of voters, can16.10.2007 and Sec. 127A of RP Act vassing within 100 meters of PS,
1951] vulgar display of expenditure, cut(i) Ensure whether printers out/hoardings, movement/ activities
and publishers are complying with of candidates with criminals records,
the provisions of Sec. 127A of R. critical PS, nominations/ scrutiny /
Pact, 1951.
withdrawal etc, preparation of EVMs,
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Student’s Corner
Ziro School
Encouraging report on
Scouting and Guiding activities
have been received from the
Ziro Higher Secondary Schools.
The strength or the scout troop
there is 24 and that of the Guide
Company 28. The troops were
given special training to enable them to show their worth
in the Sixth National Jamboree
held at Bombay from the 27th
to 31st December, 1970. Special classes were taken for such
items of Jamboree, as cooking,
camp fire, hiking, rope crossing etc. The Scouts and Guides
were also made to work in the
vegetable garden in the morning and they earned a sum of
Rs. 134.50 from this effort. They
also earned a further amount of
Rs. 1,09.9.74 by building a fish
pond and page wire fencing.
The money was spent in procuring their uniforms, etc. This
is indeed a laudable job.
N.C:C. Day 1970
The officers and cadets of
the 22 NEFA Indep Coy NCC and
1st NEFA Junior Division Troops,
Pasighat jointly observed the
N.C.C. Day on 22nd Nov., 1970
at the Pasighat Higher Secondary School sports ground with a
day-long programme.
The ceremonial parade
presented by the cadets was
inspected by Shri R. K. Patir,
Addl. Deputy Commissioner,
Pasighat. The message from the
Director General, N.C.C., New
Delhi was read out. The highlights of the day’s programme
were competitions in bayonet
fighting, Inter-class Basket Ball
and sports in which both the
Senior and Junior Division cadets participate. Prizes were
distributed by Smti. M. Gogoi,
Headmistress. Pasighat H. S.
School.
NCC Day was also celebrated at the Rumgong M.E.
School. The Headmaster, Shri
S.C. Chetia took the salute, inspected the parade and spoke
on the significance of the NCC
Day. The message received
from the Director General, NCC
was then read out to the cadets.
The programme included games
and sports and a public meeting
followed by “Ponung “. The Day
was a grand success.
Roing School
According to a report received from the Education- Department of NEFA, the agricultural’ garden attached to the
Govt. High School Roing, is
now in full bloom., The standing
crops and vegetables arc now
ready harvesting. The fencing
bas been reinforced.
Colourful cultural show
was organised in the school on
14.11.70. A drama was staged
by the students on 21.11.70 as
a charity show. The L.P. Section
of the School prepared a good
number of craft material during
the month of November 1970.
Subansiri Sevasrama
According to a report received from General Secretary,
Subansiri Seva Samity, North
Lakhimpur, in all 126 boys and
girls of the Ashrama were studying in different schools of North
Lakhimpur of whom 101 students appeared indifferent class
examinations in the recent past.
All the students have come out
successful. The result is very
encouraging indeed. Six of the
successful students will be appearing in the Matriculation Examination next year.
closure and opening of strong rooms,
counting process etc.
(v) Video films to be viewed
by R.O/WTs immediately -corrective
actions by R.O -In cases of serious
infringement of MCC & seizure of
money etc. copy of video tape accompanied by a brief note by R.O.,
be sent to ECI.
(vi) Unedited videographic
GOVT. OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
clippings/ cassettes/ CD’s will be
OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ELECTION OFFICER
handed over to Observers on the
LOWER SUBANSIRI:::::::ZIRO
same evening or latest by morning
NO. SE-3/2014
dated Ziro, 25th March,2014
of next day. Certificate to be also furPUBLIC NOTICE
nished.
(vii) CDs of all critical events
Schedule for inspection of Expenditure Register of the contesting candidates from AC-16 Yachuli and AC-17
should be made available on reasonZiro Hapoli is brought to the notice of all concerned.
able cost to everyone whoever in
1.
1st Inspection
:
29th March, 2014
tends to obtain a copy of the same.
2.
2nd Inspection : 2nd April, 2014
16.25 Advertisement of politi
3.
3rd Inspection : 6th April 2014
cal nature on Radio, TV Chan
4.
Designated Officer: 1). Sri OM Prakash, Expenditure Observer
nel and cable networks (ECI
Mobile no.
09771425108
No. 509/75/2004 JS-I (Vol. II) dt.
15.4.2004; 26.9.2007; 2.11.2007, dt.
2) Sri Jibang Gumja, Asstt. Expenditure Observer,
08.11.2007; 21.11.2008; 18.03.2009,
AC-16 Yachuli., (m) 9436051566
No. 3/ER/2009/SDR dt. 20.3.2009
and ECI No. 491/Paid News/2012/
3) Sri Pisa Kachi, Asstt. Expenditure Observer,
Media dt. 27.07.2012)
AC-17 Ziro Hapoli, (m) 9436047582
(i) Advertisement of political
nature on TV Channels, Cable Network and Radio including FM Chan
5. Timings for the inspection: 10.00am to 5 pm (lunch break 1.00pm-2pm)
nels are to be got certified.
6. Venue: Mini Conference Hall of Deputy Commissioner, Ziro
(ii) ‘Advertisement’ includes
programme also which intends to
All the candidates are requested to produce by themselves or through their Agents, the expendiuse campaign material .
ture register for inspection on the scheduled date and time as above.
(iii) Committees are formed at
three level for previewing, scrutiniz
It is also brought to the notice of the general public that they can also be present during the ining and verifying all advertisements
spection of the expenditure registers and can obtain a copy of the expenditure registers of the candidates from the
by individual contesting candidates
Returning Officer @ Re.1/-per page.
or political parties before it is inserted in the electronic media.
If the candidates / election agent fail to produce the Expenditure Register on the said date & time, it
16.25.1 Committee setup in the ofshall be presumed as failure to maintain day to day account of the election expenditure as required under Sectionfice of CEO, Delhi77 of RP Act 1951 and action will be taken accordingly including filing of complaint under section -171-I of the Indian
(i) To deal with applications
Penal Code before the Competent Court and withdrawing of permission given, if any for use of vehicles etc. during
by Central Offices of all Political Parties having HQrs at Delhi.
election.
(ii) Certification by this committee will be valid for telecast/
Sd/broadcast throughout country in all
(Krishna Mohan Uppu),IAS
States.
District Election Officer
(iii) The party should submit
Lower Subansiri District
a copy of the certificate obtain from
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172-B. Lodi Estate.
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is a true copy of the certificate.
(v) This should be submitted
to the CEO of the State before the Ravi Singh
advertisement is telecast/broadcast. Secretary General & CEO
16.25.2 State level Commit- tee -Headed by Jt. CEO -for certification of political advertisement by
His Excellency Lt. Gen. Nirbhay Sharma
(i) State Units of recognized national
Governor Of Arunachal Pradesh
political parties, (ii) all registered poRaj Bhawan, Government Secretariat
litical parties having HQr in the State
Itanagar
and (iii) all organizations or groups of
persons or associations having their
Your Excellency
registered offices in the State.
16.25.3 District level MCMC Earth Hour - India to switch off lights on 29 March 2014 from 8.30 pm to 9.30 pm
(i) For purposes of the certification of advertisements on TV /
WWF-India, established in 1969 is one of the country’s leading conservation organizations. An independent naRadio by an individual / candidates
tional organization of the WWF network, WWF-India works on a diverse range of conservation activities, both at
the RO of the Parliamentary Confield and policy level. Earth Hour is WWF’s global initiative and the largest environmental campaign in history where
stituency & ARO (not below SDM)
citizens around the world show their support for action on climate change by turning off non-essential lights for one
shall be members of MCMC.
hour, between 8:30pm-9:30pm on the last Saturday of March, every year.
(ii) For the scrutiny of cases
of Paid News etc. there shall be 3
additional members and in such
Being implemented in India since 2009, the Earth Hour campaign has inspired individuals, governments and corcase DEO of the district concerned
porations to move towards responsible consumption and conservation of energy. It has received unprecedented
will preside the Committee.
support, demonstrated by participation in over 150 cities by several city governments, the armed forces, public
(iii) District MCMC will also
and private sector companies, celebrities and individuals. The Rashtrapati Bhavan, the Prime Minister’s residence,
monitor all the political advertiseresidences of Chief Ministers and government buildings in every participating city have turned off lights every year,
ments in electronic media, for
as a symbolic show of support.
checking if the telecast/broadcast
has been done only after certificaThis year Earth Hour will be observed on Saturday, 29 March 2014 from 8:30 - 9:30 pm. We request your support
tion by the competent committee.
by having all non-essential lights at the Raj Bhavan dimmed during Earth Hour. Your participation in the campaign
16.26 Immediate action will be takwill lead the way for the nation and inspire citizens across the country to participate and show their support for acen in case of political advertisement
tion on climate change.
is found without certification.
16.27 Broad casting of commercial
Thanking you for your support.
advertisement of political nature on
Radio Channels (including private
FM Channels) during the period of
Sincerely,
MCC-Instruction of ECI about prebroadcasting scrutiny and certification by the Committees setup at
three levels shall apply to advertisements on Radio also.
6
The Arunachal Information Friday, March 28, 2014
Name of Candidate filed Nomination
1-Lumla(ST)
1
JAMBEY TASHI
2
THEG TSE RIMPOCHE
Party Affiliation
INC
2- Tawang(ST)
3-Mukto(ST)
1
TSEWANG DHONDUP
TSERING TASHI
1
PEMA KHANDU
1
1
4-Dirang(ST)
1
PHURPA TSERING
1
DORJEE KHANDU
THUNGON
2
TENZING NORBU
THONGDOK
3
NPF AAP IND
1
1
1
1
Un contested
JAPU DERU
2
R.T. KHUNJUJU
1
1
1
KUMAR WAII
1
1
2
VIJAY SONAM
3
MADANG SONAM
1
JABRING VENIA
2
KARYA BAGANG
3
L.K. YANGPHO
1
1
1
LELUNG LINGFA
1
1
2
TAPUK TAKU
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
MAMA NATUNG
1
Un contested
1
1
KAMENG DOLO
1
Un contested
1
1
1
TAME PHASSANG
TECHI KASO
3
TOKO SHEETAL
4
TARH TADA
5
TAKAM TATUNG
14-Doimukh
(ST)
1
NABAM REBIA
1
Un contested
1
15-Sagalee
(ST)
1
NABAM TUKI
1
Un contested
1
16- Yachuli
(ST)
1
DEBIA TARA
1
1
2
LIKHA SAAYA
3
TABA NIRMALI
1
1
1
MICHI TANI
1
1
2
PADI RICHO
3
TAGE TAKI
18- Palin(ST)
1
TAKAM PARIO
19- Nyapin
(ST)
1
21- Koloriang
(ST)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Un contested
1
BAMENG FELIX
1
Un contested
1
1
MARKIO TADO
1
2
THAJI GICHAK KIOGI
1
1
1
1
LOKAM TASSAR
22- Nacho
(ST)
1
TANGA BYALING
1
Un contested
1
23- Taliha
(ST)
1
PUNJI MARA
1
Un contested
1
24- Daporijo
(ST)
1
DIKTO YEKAR
1
2
TAPEN SIGA
25- Raga(ST)
1
NIDO PAVITRA
2
TAMAR MURTEM
1
TAKAR MARDE
2
PAKNGA BAGE
1
BAI GADI
2
JARBOM GAMLIN
3
JOHNY TALI
1
GUMKE RIBA
2
JOMDE KENA
3
KIRRI DINI BOGUM
4
YAI MARA
1
GOJEN GADI
2
TOGO BASAR
1
GADAM ETE
2
TUMKE BAGRA
3
GELI ETE
1
JARKAR GAMLIN
2
TUMMAR BAGRA
3
YOMTO JINI
4
GEGUM LOLLEN
1
TALEM TABOH
2
TAMIYO TAGA
1
1
1
MALING KOJE
1
1
2
PASANG DORJEE
SONA
29- Basar(ST)
30- Along
(West)(ST)
31- Along
(East)(ST)
32- Rumgong
(ST)
33- Mechukha
(ST)
34- TutingYingkiong(ST)
40- MariyangGeku(ST)
3
TORI RAGYOR
4
BOTE YUTO
1
ALO LIBANG
2
GEGONG APANG
1
OGEN JAMOH
2
OLOM PANYANG
3
J.K. PANGGENG
4
THOMAS BORANG
5
TOI MODI
1
41- Anini(ST)
42Dambuk(ST)
43- Roing(ST)
44- Tezu(ST)
46Chowkham(ST)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
48- Lekang(ST)
45Hayulinang(ST)
49- BordumsaDiyun
F
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
RODING PERTIN
GOTEM TAYENG
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
KARIKHO KRI
1
2
MOHESH CHAI
1
1
1
SOTAI KRI
1
1
2
CHOW TEWA MEIN
3
CHOW RAJANAM
NAMCHOOM
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
SOTO THALAI
1
CHOW PINGTHIKA
NAMCHOOM
2
ZINGNU NAMCHOOM
1
BIDA TAKU
2
CHOWNA MEIN
3
PIKE PULU
4
TAPE BAGRA
5
ANITA PAYENG
1
BANIM KRI
2
KALIKHO PUL
3
EJENSO YUN
1
C.C. SINGPHO
2
MAYONG MAIO
KAMLUNG MOSANG
LAISAM SIMAI
2
SETONG SENA
3
TOSHAM MOSSANG
52Changlng(S)
(ST)
1
JOHN JUGLI
2
PHOSUM KHIMHUN
53Changlang(N)
(ST)
1
NONGMING KAMBA
LONGCHANG
2
TESAM PONGTE
60-PongchauWakka(ST)
1
1
1
2
59- LongdingPumao(ST)
1
1
MUTCHU MITHI
1
58Kanubari(ST)
F
1
Un contested
3
51Nampong(ST)
57-BorduriaBogapani(ST)
1
MALO LINGGI
CHOMJONG HAIDLEY
56-Khonsa(W)
(ST)
1
1
LAETA UMBREY
1
55-Khonsa(E)
(ST)
1
1
1
50- Miao(ST)
54Namsang(ST)
1
1
2
SIRAI ONG SINGPHO
1
1
2
3
NIKH KAMIN
1
1
GUM TAYENG
3
1
1
1
4
1
1
ERI TAYU
RAJESH TACHO
4
1
1
1
2
47- Namsai(ST) 1
1
1
PANI TARAM
28- Likabali
(ST)
1
1
1
27- Liromoba
(ST)
BOSIRAM SIRAM
1
1
2
26- Dumporijo
(ST)
1
1
2
20- Tali(ST)
1
1
1
17- ZiroHapoli(ST)
TANGOR TAPAK
TATUNG JAMOH
KALING MOYONG
7-Bomdila(ST)
F
1
2
LOMBO TAYENG
1
1
TAKO DABI
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
TAYEM SIRAM
39- Mebo
(ST)
1
Total
KENTO RINA
1
1
NPF AAP IND
3
38- Pasighat(E)
(ST)
1
PPA
1
1
1
TSERING SONAM
BJP NCP
36- NariKoyu(ST)
37- asighat(W)
(ST)
GANDHI SAKRINSOW
13- Itanagar
(ST)
TAPANG TALOH
1
KUMSI SIDISOW
11- Seppa
(W)(ST)
2
Party Affiliation
INC
1
1
10- Seppa
(E)(ST)
OJING TASING
Un contested
1
F
1
1
2
9-Chayangtajo
(ST)
35Panging(ST)
1
1
6-ThrizinoBuragaon(ST)
8- Bameng
(ST)
Name of Candidate filed Nomination
Total
1
1
2
5-Kalaktang
(ST)
BJP NCP PPA
1
No. & Name Sl.
of Assembly No.
Constituency
Female
No. & Name Sl.
of Assembly No.
Constituency
Female
ARUNACHAL PRADESH
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ELECTORAL OFFICER : ITANAGAR
PRESS RELEASE
GENERAL ELECTION TO LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH, 2014
Candidate of Legislative Assembly , 2014 in Arunachal Pradesh.
3
THINGHAAP TAIJU
4
HAAPPA TAIDONG
1
ARUN NAMATI
2
WANGKI LOWANG
3
WANGLONG RAJKUMAR
1
KAMTHOK LOWANG
2
T.L. RAJKUMAR
3
WANGLAM SAWIN
1
THAJAM ABOH
2
YUMSUM MATEY
3
TIRONG ABOH
4
PHAWANG LOWANG
1
LOWANGCHA WANGLAT
2
WANGLIN LOWANGDONG
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
F
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
CHAPHUNG WANGSU
1
1
4
HANGCHA TONRANG
1
1
5
JOWANG HOSAI
1
1
1
NEWLAI TINGKHATRA
2
RONGNAI MAHAM
3
GABRIEL DENWANG
WANGSU
1
PONGSA SAHAM
2
TANPHO WANGNAW
3
THANGWANG WANGHAM
4
NGAMKHAH WANGNAO
1
HONCHUN NGANDAM
2
HOLAI WANGSA
3
LONGWANG WANGHAM
4
THANGKAI KHUSUMCHAI
5
KAPNAI WANGSA
Total
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
60
1
42
9
16
11
1
1
1
16
155
Sd/( D. J. Bhattacharjee )
Dy. Chief Electoral Officer
Arunachal Pradesh :: Itanagar.
Friday, March 28, 2014
ARUNACHAL PRADESH
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ELECTORAL OFFICER
NIRVACHAN BHAVAN:
No. EN/OP-01/2014
Dated: Itanagar, the 26th March, 2014.
PHONE NUMBERS OF OBSERVERS (Upto 26.3.14 at 5.30 p.m)
District
Name of observers
Contact Number
Upper Siang
(Yingkiong)
Shri P.C. Meena, IAS, General 9402997099
Observer
03777222532
03777222724
Sri Chandan Kumar Verma, IRS, 9402997107
Expnd. Observer
Lower
Dibang Upendra Nath Malik, IAS, General 9402065986
Valley (Roing ) Observer 9437377067
03803- 222965
Kurung Kumey R. N. Lal, IAS. 1999, General Ob- 09431092288
server
09402265143
Kurung Kumey Sri Sankalp Narayan Singh ,
Expenditure Observer
09717644313
09402265135
West
Siang Sri Arun Kumar Singh, IAS Gen- 9191716347
(Aalo) eral Observer for
Parliamentary Election
West
(Aalo)
Siang Dr E. Ramesh Kumar , IAS , Gen- 9191716349
eral Observer ,
Parliamentary Election West
(Aalo)
Siang Mr. Pradip Gurumurthi, IRS, Ex- 9191716346
penditure Observer 09363392999
West
(Aalo)
Siang Mr. Lokesh Chandra, General Ob- 9191716348
server
West
(Aalo)
Siang C. L. Yadav
9436884131
East
Kameng Sri Surendra Kumar , IAS, Gen- 09436427217
(Seppa)
eral Observer.
L. No.222421
East
Kameng F. Daniel , IRAS, Expenditure Ob- 09436427216
(Seppa)
server.
L. No.222426
Sri Deburaj Mishra, IAS, General 09441184625
Observer
09438295406
West
(Aalo)
No. TAX (VAT)-116/2005/VOL-
I.
GENERAL :
1.
All the dealers/contractors are required to apply for registration under Arunachal Pradesh Goods Tax Act, 2005 if their annual turnover is
5 lakhs and above. Failure to do so will attract penal provision. Even if the turnover is less than 5 lakhs, the dealer can voluntarily apply for registration.
2.
After registration under VAT, the dealer/firm has to file returns quarterly/monthly if the Annual Turnover is below Rs. 1.00 Crore and file
returns monthly if it is above Rs. 1.00 Crore.
3.
Every return should be filed before 28th of the succeeding month. Delay in return filing shall invite Penalty @ Rs. 100.00 per day from the
next day of the scheduled date. If at all the transactions are NIL, the firms/dealers are still required to file returns as per scheduled period.
4.
Entry Tax should be paid either before or at the time of entry of goods at Govt. designated banks through challan FF-07 under Head of
Account “0042-106-Tax on Entry of Goods into Local Areas” or at Border Facilitation Counters (entry check gates) respectively.
5.
VAT should be paid before 28th of the succeeding month unlike return filing.
6.
Non-payment of Entry Tax and VAT in the scheduled time shall invite 24% simple interest per annum.
7.
There is no provision of Road Permit under Arunachal Pradesh Goods Tax Act, 2005 and Rules thereunder. DG-01 is declaration by the
transporter and cannot be treated as road permit.
8.
Input Tax Credit (ITC) can be claimed only on Tax Invoices.
9.
The dealers/firms already registered under Arunachal Pradesh Goods Tax Act, 2005 are directed to submit PAN card to their concerned
Superintendent (Tax and Excise) as PAN Card is mandatory for registration.
10.
The dealers applying for registration are requested to write the applicant name as mentioned in their PAN Card.
11.
The dealers/firms are directed not to change the location without prior permission from the concerned Superintendent. If at all he/she
desires to change the location, he/she should apply in Form RF – 02 for amendment of the same citing valid reasons.
TAX DEDUCTION AT SOURCE (TDS) :RESPONSIBILITIES & LIABILITIES OF DDO’s/PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR DEDUCTION OF TAX AT SOURCE.
1.
The concerned department who is liable for deduction of tax at source shall have to apply for the allotment of a Tax Deduction Account
Number (TAN) in prescribed Form FF–17 before the Sales Tax Authority before the deduction of tax. This can now be done online through the website “www.
aruntax.nic.in”. The TAN issued earlier has to be surrendered to the concerned Superintendent and need to apply online in fresh.
2.
The Departments should award tender works only to those who have registered under VAT. If at all awarded, the DDO should ensure that
the awardee gets his/her firm registered under Arunachal Pradesh Goods Tax Act and Rules, 2005 before payment of bills/cheques/drafts, etc.
3.
TDS should not be deducted @ 4% (Simplified Accounting Method) until and unless the Contractor/firm submits Certificate under TDS
(FF-15) issued from the concerned Superintendent. The normal rate of tax for Works Contract is 12.5%.
4.
TDS for supply works shall be as per the items mentioned in the schedules mentioned in Arunachal Pradesh Goods Tax Act, 2005. Simplified Accounting Method is not applicable for supply works.
5.
In the event of no deduction or less deduction, the person responsible for deduction shall be held personally liable and responsible.
6.
In the event of delay or failure to deposit tax within the prescribed time, the person responsible for deduction shall be held personally liable
and responsible.
7.
The person responsible for deduction is required to deposit into a designated bank by the appropriate challan (Form FF-08) under Head
of Account “0040” the amount so deductible and deducted within 10 days from the expiry of the month in which the deduction is made.
8.
The person responsible for deduction is also duty bound to issue TDS certificate in Form FF–13 in duplicate together with an attested copy
of the challan to the person concerned from whom the deduction was made within 07 (seven) days from the date of deposit.
9.
No tax has to be deducted at source (TDS) for purchases from dealer of outside the State and in addition, the department has to pay the
Entry Tax on invoice value and deposit the same by the appropriate challan (Form FF-07) under Head of Account “0042-106-Tax on Entry of Goods into
Local Areas”.
10.
In the event of failure to comply with the provisions of the Act, the person responsible for deduction shall be made personally liable by way
of charging interest & penalty and prosecution may also be initiated for such default.
11.
The person responsible for deduction is required to intimate the details of the contract within 15 (fifteen) days of the signing of the contract
to the authority under whose jurisdiction the contractor’s placeof business is situated.
12.
The person responsible for deduction is required to file a return in Form FF–19 within 02 (two) months from the end of each year before
the prescribed Sales Tax Authority.
13.
The person responsible has to maintain in each year, a separate account in Form FF–20 showing the tax deducted, certificate issued and
particulars of deposit of tax etc.
II.
TABLE OF TDS UNDER VAT
West Kameng Shri Arbind Kumar Singh , IAS, 9436290548
(Bomdila)
General Observer
03782223727
Sl No.
Description
Amount on which the tax is liable to be deducted
1.
Supply of Goods (By Local Deal- On the total sales price of the goods
ers)
West Kameng Sri P. Shivaram Prasad, Expendi- 9436290547
(Bomdila )
ture Observer
9436249035
03782-222796
Lohit (Tezu)
Dr. D. Kakadia, Observer , Aware- 08119900386
ness
2.
Lohit (Tezu)
Sri Rajesh Ojha, IRS, Expenditure 9436293107
Observer (LS)
09530400080
Supply of Goods (By Dealers from On the total sales price of the goods
Outside the State)
3.
Works Contract
Lohit (Tezu)
Sh. B.K. Behera, IAS,
General Observer
09436292206
Lohit (Tezu)
Md. Yousuf Dar, IAS,
General Observer
09436293145
Lohit (Tezu)
Mr. Meer Aneess Ahmed,
09436293174
General Observer (Arunachal 03804224619
East Parliamentary Const.)
Lohit (Tezu)
Sh. P.R. Rao, IRAS, Expdr. Ob- 09436293108
server
Tawang
Annop Kumar Gautam , Expendi- 09436051027
ture Observer
03794-222221
03794-222259
Sri Ashish Srivastava , DG, ECI
011/23717043
Dibang
Valley(Anini)
Mr. Praveen Kumar, IAS, General 09540080000
Observer
Dibang
Valley(Anini)
Mr. Pankaj Kr. Singh , Expdn Ob- 09436048162
server.
Lower
Dibang Sri Ravi Shankar Mishra, Expndr. 9436289791
Valley(Roing)
Observer.
Lower Subansiri Sri Muthukumaraswamy B, IAS , 9436288921
(Ziro)
General Observer
03788-224107
03788-224040
(Fax)
16- Yachuli
Sri Om Prakash, Expenditure Ob- 09771425108
server
17- Ziro - Hapoli
Sri Jibang Gumja, Asstt. Expendi- 9436051566
ture Observer
Sri Pisa Kachi, Asst. Expenditure 9436047582
Observer
Upper Subansiri
(Daporijo)
Sri Pramod Kumar Das, General 9402792974
Observer
Upper Subansiri Sri Sudhir Kumar, Expenditure 9402792994
(Daporijo)
Observer
Ziro(Lower Sub- Sri R.M. Jadav, IAS
ansiri)
Papum Pare
09427062715
Sri Shahzad Shibli ,IAS, General 09436208201
Observer
09830158232
East
Siang Sri H.K. Behera, IAS, General Ob- 094028588331
(Pasighat )
server
0368-2222334
Sd/( D J Bhattacharjee),
Dy. Chief Election Officer
Dated Itanagar, the 20th March, 2014.
IMPORTANT POINTS TO BE FOLLOWED UNDER VAT REGIME:-
Sri Ram Mohan Tiwari ,Expendi- 09408791213
ture Observer
Sri Atul Kharwal, IPS, Police Ob- 09978406078
server
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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER::EXCISE & TAXATION
ITANAGAR
Siang Sri Y. Raja Reddy, IDAS, Expendi- 09438295406
ture Observer
09441184625
Tirap(Khonsa)
The Arunachal Information
4.
Lease Transaction
Rate of Tax to be deducted
Items covered under: First Schedule
Second Schedule
Third Schedule
Fourth Schedule
Goods not specified
under any Schedule
0%
1%
4%
20%
12.5%
TDS is Not Applicable in such purchases. Moreover, the
department has to pay Entry Tax on Invoice/Bill value.
a) On the Taxable Turnover of the Works Contract 12.5%
after deducting labour& service charges.
b) On Total Turnover or Gross Bill Value
4% from the Contractor opting for Simplified Accounting
Method.
On Lease Rent of the goods
12.5%
Sd/(MARNYA ETE) I.A.S.
Secretary-cum-Commissioner,
Department of Tax & Excise,
Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh,
Itanagar
GOVT. OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER::PAPUM PARE DISTRICT
YUPIA.
NO.JUD-0878/LS-ELN/2014
O R DE R
Yupia the 14th March, 2014.
Section 135C of the Representation of the People’s Act, 1951 which provides that no spirituous, fermented or intoxicated liquors or other substances
of alike nature shall be sold, given or distributed at a Hotel, Eating House, Tavern Shop or any other places- public or private within a Polling area during
the period of 48 hours ending with the hour fixed for conclusion of poll and during counting day. In this connection as per the Election Commission of India
letter No.576/14/2014/EPS dated 18.3.2014, the following period has been declared as “DRY DAY”.
(1) From 5.00 PM on 7.4.2014 to - Two days before and day of polling.
5. 00 PM on 9.4.2014.
(2) From 5.00 AM to on 15.5.2014 to - One the day of counting.
5.00 AM on 17.5.2014.
In pursuance of above directives, it is hereby strictly prohibited selling/serving of liquors at Hotel, Restaurant, Clubs and other establishment to any
one whomsoever may be. Further it is also ordered that during the “DRY DAY” all the liquor shops/Bar etc shall remain closed.
Any body found violating this order shall be prosecuted as per the law.
Sd/-Ashok Kumar,IAS
District Election Officer
Papum Pare District
Yupia.
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER
ITANAGAR CAPITAL COMPLEX: ITANAGAR
No.DC/ICC/Mis-03/2014
CIRCULAR
Itanagar, Dated 23rd March, 2014
In view of the fact that there is no alternative ground with sufficient space for meeting, rally and big events in the Capital Complex, the I.G. Park,
Itanagar shall be temporarily made available for holding public meeting/ rally and mega events on first come first basis subject to the following conditions
upto 7th April, 2014 or till the time election campaigning is declared closed officially as per the guidelines of ECI: a.
The availability of I.G. Park and allotment to organizations/ party on request shall be on equitable basis.
b.
Any meetings or rallies shall be subject to the provisions of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC).
c.
The use of sound/ PA system shall be subject to standard norms.
SD/-[Mige Kamki]
Deputy Commissioner
Itanagar Capital Complex
Itanagar
8
The Arunachal Information Friday, March 28, 2014
World TB day observed
ROING, March 26:
The World TB Day with a theme
“Reach the 3 Million - Find, Treat,
Cure TB” was observed in a befitting manner at Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya, Dambuk on March
24 last. On the occasion, a rally followed by a public meeting was held
in which teachers and students of
KGB Vidyalaya, Dambuk enthusiastically participated in the World TB Day
Procession. Essay and poster writing
competition was also conducted for
both junior and senior categories for
school children.
Dr. S. J. Mitapo, District TB
Officer in his welcome speech has
highlighted the objectives behind the
observation along with the key notes
on World TB Day and Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme
(RNTCP). He also explained various
necessary steps required to control
TB from the District. He explained in
detail about DOTS in RNTCP and its
mechanism of functioning. He also explained about TB and its Diagnosis and
Treatment under RNTCP Programme.
He also informed that Sputum Microscopy was done free of cost and good
quality anti TB drugs supplied free
of cost to TB patients for full course.
He informed the public present in the
meeting about the performances of
DTC, Roing since setting up of the
RNTCP in the district. He also informs
the gathering about implementation
of DOTS Plus Services in the District
and said, “TB is a killer disease but it is
curable”. He also urged upon the Public, Teachers and Students to spread
this message through out the district
to Stop TB from their life time.
Speaking on the occasion, P.
Borah, EAC, Dambuk appreciated
the District Health Society (RNTCP),
Roing for organizing such awareness
camp on Tuberculosis and its control
programme. He also spoke on TB and
urged upon the gathering to help the
health department in eliminating the
disease from this earth by spreading
the message.
Dr. A. Yirang, District Medical Officer, Roing spoke in breadth
and length regarding the observation of the WORLD TB DAY and also
explained to the gathering that such
type of activities will spread message,
knowledge and preventive measures
to every one to be healthy and mentally alert, so that anyone can judge
himself and get screened for disease
like TB.
The meeting ended with vote
of thanks from Dr. A. Perme, Medical
Officer, CHC Dambuk. Principal, Govt.
Hr. Sec. School, Dambuk, CDPO, BM,
Apex Bank, Dambuk, D. Deb, DMEIO
and RNTCP staffs were present in the
programme.
DEO hold meeting with representative of political parties
SEPPA, March 26:
The DEO cum DC, Tarin Dakpe had a meeting with
election agents and representative of various political parties in DC’s Chamber, Seppa today. General
Observer Shri Surender Kumar, IAS expenditure
observer F.Daniel, IRAS and SP, Apang Tamut
among others attended the meeting.
DC, Tarin Dakpe explained all about the
model code of conduct and role of polling agent for
free and fair, peaceful election. He said that there
wouldn’t be forceful voting, inducement use muscle
power, impersonation, any type of disputes and disturbances etc during polling day. He urged the politi-
cal parties for corruption free election. He informed
that the 144 Cr.Pc. in place at township for movement of people from 10 pm to 4 pm for maintenance
of peace and tranquillity.
General Observer Shri Surender Kumar, IAS
appealed the candidates, agents and workers to all
political parties to be abided by the model code of
conduct and added that it is our collective responsibility for all of us for peaceful election.
Expenditure Observer F.Daniel, IRAS also
informed about the expenditure limitation of candidates and throw light on maintenance of expenditure accounts and register.
Apang Tamut, SP informed that out of 2760
arm licence issued, only 344 nos. deposited so far
which is on alarming situation. Added that police are
working out how many of them were not procured
gun having license and are out of district and then
regular cases shall be initiated to non-deposited for
non-compliance of the directives.
D.Lama EAC (Eln) informed that training
shall be imparted to polling agents of all political
parties.
Meanwhile, Mama Natung declared unopposed, INC candidate unopposed from 11-Seppa
west (ST) Assembly Constituency.
DEO calls meeting with the candidates
CHANGLANG, March 26:
The DEO, Changlang Ms Chanchal Yadav, IAS called a meeting with all candidates of political parties, Changlang,
today on the cases of party, candidate
posters, banners etc. being affixed ordisplayed on Government premises
here at DC’s Conference hall.
The DC said that cases are
brought to her notice that posters
and banners displayed on Government premises which are in violation
of The Arunachal Pradesh Prevention
of Defacement of Property Act 1997
and Model Code of Conduct issued
by the Election Commission of India
which is enforced w.e.f 05-03-2014.
No wall writing or posters, banners or
defacement in any other form or erecting, displaying of cut-outs, hoardings,
banners, flag etc shall be permitted on
Government premises including civil
structures therein, she stressed.
She said that the banners, posters and flags put up in private premises
should be an act of free will and not
extracted by any pressure or threat
and such banner or flag should not
create any nuisance to others and a
photocopy of the voluntary permission
in writing obtained in this connection
should be submitted to the Returning
Officer within 03 (three) days of putting
up the flags and banners.
The DEO asked all the political
parties to display posters, banners etc
in the designated places and instructed
that all the posters affixed at the places
other than the designated area be removed immediately by the Candidates
themselves at their own cost to avoid
any action on this regard. She warned
to take necessary action as per law
against concerned persons/ candidates/ parties in case any violation
is noted. A notice was also issued to
all candidates/ political parties, Changlang in this regard.
The meeting was attended by
the members of all the contesting parties.
Meanwhile, Hamjong Tangha,
the BJP candidate from 52-Changlang
South (ST) Assembly Constituency,
yesterday and Khumrel Lungphi, an
Independent Candidate from 49-Bordumsa Assembly Constituency, today,
submitted their Notice of withdrawal
of Candidature before RO, Changlang
and RO, Bordumsa respectively.
Final list of candidates for 2-East Arunachal Parliamentary
Constituency and Assembly Constituency of Lohit District
TEZU, March 26:
After the end of withdrawal date, finally three candidates for 2-East Arunachal Parliamentary Constituency namely Tapir Gao (BJP), Ninong Ering (INC) and Wangman Lowangcha (PPA) will contest for Lok Sabha Seat.
Karikho Kri (INC) and Dr. Mohesh Chai (BJP) will contest for 44th TezuSunpura Assembly Constituency seat. For 46th Chongkham Assembly Constituency C.T. Mein (INC), Sotai Kri (BJP), Chow Rajanam Namchoom (Independent),
Soto Thalai (Independent); 47th Namsai Assembly Constituency Chow Zingnu
Namchoom (INC) and Chow Tingthika Namchoom (BJP); 48th Lekang Assembly
Constituency Chowna Mein (INC), Tape Bagra (BJP), Bida Thaku (PPA), Pike Tulu
(NPF) and Anita Payeng (Independent) are also in the race for their respective
Assembly seats.
General Observers for Lok Sabha election Miranees Ahmad with mobile
no. 9436293174, Yusuf Dar with mobile no. 9436293145 and General Observer
for Assembly Elections (Constituencies) B.K. Bhera with mobile no. 9436292206
along with District Election Officer Dr. B.M. Mishra conducted a meeting with all
the Political parties, their election agents and candidates to sensitize them towards
Model Code of Conduct and Election expenditure at DC’s Conference Hall, Tezu.
Candidates were also requested to furnish their worry list to enable the
election machineries in planning for deployments accordingly. Till date three FIRs
have been lodged for violation of Model Code of Conduct, 8,520 vehicles have
been checked and 30,111 persons were frisked, informed the Superintendent of
Police, Tezu.
Meanwhile, the total numbers of seized IMFL have gone up to 35130 bottles (2843 hard drinks, 32247 beers, and 40 wines).
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