Bihar Assembly election 2010

The Election Commission has announced the elections to the 243-member Bihar Legislative Assembly in six phases — on October 21, 24, 28, November 1, 9 and 20. Votes will be counted on November 24.

Phase I , 21st Oct (Thu)
31-Harlakhi	41-Nirmali	51-Sikti	61-Dhamdaha	71-Bihariganj
32-Benipatti	42-Pipra	52-Bahadurganj	62-Purnia	72-Singheshwar
33-Khajauli	43-Supaul	53-Thakurganj	63-Katihar	73-Madhepura
34-Babubarhi	44-Triveniganj	54-Kishanganj	64-Kadwa	74-Sonbarsha
35-Bisfi	45-Chhatapur	55-Kochadhaman	65-Balrampur	75-Saharsa
36-Madhubani	46-Narpatganj	56-Amour	66-Pranpur	76-Simri Bakhtiarpur
37-Rajnagar	47-Raniganj	57-Baisi	67-Manihari	77-Mahishi
38-Jhanjharpur	48-Forbesganj	58-Kasba	68-Barari
39-Phulparas	49-Araria	59-Banmankhi	69-Korha
40-Laukaha	50-Jokihat	60-Rupauli	70-Alamnagar

Phase II , 24th Oct (Sun)
22-Sheohar	78-Kusheshwar Asthan	87-Jale	96-Baruraj	137-Mohiuddinnagar
23-Riga	79-Gaura Bauram	88-Gaighat	97-Paroo	138-Bibhutipur
24-Bathnaha	80-Benipur	89-Aurai	98-Sahebganj	139-Rosera
25-Parihar	81-Alinagar	90-Minapur	131-Kalyanpur	140-Hasanpur
26-Sursand	82-Darbhanga Rural	91-Bochaha	132-Warisnagar	12-Narkatia
27-Bajpatti	83-Darbhanga	92-Sakra	133-Samastipur	17-Pipra
28-Sitamarhi	84-Hayaghat	93-Kurhani	134-Ujiarpur	18-Madhuban
29-Runnisaidpur	85-Bahadurpur	94-Muzaffarpur	135-Morwa	20-Chiraia
30-Belsand	86-Keoti	95-Kanti	136-Sarairanjan	21-Dhaka

Phase III , 28th Oct (Tues)
1-Valmikinagar	13-Harsidhi	104-Hathua	114-Manjhi	124-Lalganj
3-Narkatiaganj	14-Govindganj	105-Siwan	115-Baniapur	125-Vaishali
4-Bagaha	15-Kesaria	106-Ziradei	116-Taraiya	126-Mahua
5-Lauriya	16-Kalyanpur	107-Darauli	117-Marhaura	127-Raja Pakar
6-Nautan	19-Motihari	108-Raghunathpur	118-Chapra	129-Mahnar
7-Chanpatia	99-Baikunthpur	109-Daraundha	119-Garkha	2-Ramnagar
8-Bettiah	100-Barauli	110-Barharia	120-Amnour	128-Raghopur
9-Sikta	101-Gopalganj	94-Muzaffarpur	135-Morwa	20-Chiraia
30-Belsand	86-Keoti	95-Kanti	136-Sarairanjan	21-Dhaka

Phase II , 24th Oct (Sun)
22-Sheohar	78-Kusheshwar Asthan	87-Jale	96-Baruraj	137-Mohiuddinnagar
23-Riga	79-Gaura Bauram	88-Gaighat	97-Paroo	138-Bibhutipur
24-Bathnaha	80-Benipur	89-Aurai	98-Sahebganj	139-Rosera
25-Parihar	81-Alinagar	90-Minapur	131-Kalyanpur	140-Hasanpur
26-Sursand	82-Darbhanga Rural	91-Bochaha	132-Warisnagar	12-Narkatia
27-Bajpatti	83-Darbhanga	92-Sakra	133-Samastipur	17-Pipra
28-Sitamarhi	84-Hayaghat	93-Kurhani	134-Ujiarpur	18-Madhuban
29-Runnisaidpur	85-Bahadurpur	94-Muzaffarpur	135-Morwa	20-Chiraia
30-Belsand	86-Keoti	95-Kanti	136-Sarairanjan	21-Dhaka

 

 

Maoists kill 1 cop, 3 others face same fate

Maoists claimed to have killed one of four kidnapped Bihar policemen, Sub-Inspector Abhay Yadav, after their deadline for the release of eight rebels currently in jail expired at 10 a.m. Thursday. With Yadav, Maoists had kidnapped Sub-Inspector Rupesh Kumar Sinha and two Bihar Military Police men

after a gunbattle on Sunday in Kajra hills of Lakshisarai district, about 100 km from here. Seven policemen were killed in the battle.A self-proclaimed Maoist spokesman, Avinash, told the media Yadav was dead although state police chief Neelmani said there was no evidence of this.

Maoist spokesman Avinash, in telephone calls to local TV channel Sadhna and some journalists, said Sub-Inspector Abhay Prasad Yadav had been killed. He warned that they would kill the remaining three policemen — SI Rupesh Kumar Sinha, BMP Jamadar Lucas Tete and BMP Havildar Ehsan Ahmed — if the Bihar government did not release eight Maoists by Friday.

In a gunbattle in Lakhisarai that lasted nearly 12 hours on Sunday, Maoists killed eight policemen and abducted four. Thirty of 38 districts in state are Maoist-affected.Bihar police spokesperson P K Thakur told The Indian Express: “So far, we have no confirmation of SI Abhay Yadav’s murder. We still have no knowledge of a deadline. Our job is to rescue our men. There is no change in our stand.