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TAMIL
NADU STATE ELECTION COMMISSION
INFORMATION UNDER SECTION 4(1) OF THE
RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005
1.
INTRODUCTION
1.1. Background, objective and purpose
The Right to Information Act, 2005 (Central Act 22 of 2005) has been enacted
to provide for setting out a practical regime of the right to information
for citizens to secure access to information under the Control of Public
Authorities, in order to promote transparency and accountability in the
working of every Public Authority. This publication under section 4(a)(1) of
the Right to Information Act sets out the obligations of public authorities
concerned with Urban and Rural Local bodies elections.
1.2.
Intended users
Members of public, political parties, officers and staff concerned with
Local body elections.
1.3.
Information
The information about the organisation is given in chapter 2.
1.4.
Contact person
Public Information Officer: The Chief Administrative Officer,
Tamil Nadu State Election Commission, is the contact person for relevant
information. He / She will gather the information required by the petitioner
which may be available in various sections in the Commission and furnish the
same to the petitioner.
PIO
address:
Tmt. V. Mythili,
Public
Information Officer / Chief Administrative Officer
Tamil
Nadu State Election Commission,
208/2,
Jawaharlal Nehru Road,
Opp.
CMBT, Arumbakkam, Chennai - 600 106.
1.5.
Appellate authority
The
Legal Adviser of Tamil Nadu State Election Commission has been designated as
the Appellate Authority as far as the Right to Information Act is
concerned.
AA/LA
address:
Selvi K.S. Kamalappoomathi,
Appellate Authority / Legal Adviser,
Tamil
Nadu State Election Commission,
208/2,
Jawaharlal Nehru Road,
Opp.
CMBT, Arumbakkam, Chennai-600 106.
1.6.
Procedure and Fee Structure for getting information
(G.O.
Ms. No.989, Public (Estt.I & Leg.) Department, dated: 07-10-2005)
(a)
Every application for obtaining information under sub-section
(1) of the section 6 of the Act shall be accompanied by an application fee
of Rs.10/- by way of cash or by Postal Money Order or by affixing Court Fee
Stamp or by Demand Draft or Bankers Cheque payable in the head of account
“0075 00 – Miscellaneous General Services – 800. Other receipts – BK.
Collection of fees under Tamil Nadu Right to Information (Fees) Rules, 2005”
(DPC 0075 00 800 BK 0006). The applicant may also remit the fee under the
above head of account in the Treasury / Pay & Accounts Office / State Bank
of India / Reserve Bank of India and produce the chalan to the Public
Information Officer as an evidence for having remitted the fee.
(b)
For
providing the information under sub-section (1) of
Section 7 of the Act, a fee shall be charged by way of cash against proper
receipt or by Demand Draft or Bankers Cheque payable in the above head of
account, at the following rates:-
i) Rupees two for each page (in A-4 or A-3 size paper) created or copied;
ii)
Actual charge or cost price of a copy in larger size paper;
iii)
Actual cost or price for samples or models; and
iv)
For inspection of records, no fee for the first hour, and a fee of rupees
five for each fifteen minutes
(or fraction thereof) thereafter.
(c)
For providing the
information under sub-section (5) of
Section 7, the fee shall be charged by way of cash against proper receipt or
by Demand Draft or Bankers Cheque payable in the above head of account, at
the following rates –
i) for information provided in diskette or floppy Rs.50/- per diskette or
floppy; and
ii) for information provided in printed form, at the price fixed for
publication.
Persons below the poverty line
are exempted from the payment of fee mentioned in the above para for
seeking information under the Right to Information Act, 2005. The list
of persons below the poverty line as approved by the Gram Panchayat and
Local Bodies will be the basis for claiming the concessions and the
certified extract of the list will be sufficient to avail this
concession.
2.
PARTICULARS OF ORGANISATION,
FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES
2.1.
The State Election Commission is an independent, autonomous, Constitutional
body created under Article 243K of the Constitution of India and also a
Statutory authority under Sec.239 of the Tamil Nadu Panchayats Act, 1994 and
the relevant sections of various Acts of the Urban Local Bodies and headed
by the State Election Commissioner. As per Article 243-K read with 243-ZA
of the Constitution of India, all elections to Panchayats and Urban Local
Bodies are to be held under the superintendence, direction and control of
the State Election Commission. The Tamil Nadu State Election Commission came
into inception on 15th July 1994.
2.2
Organisational Chart
Name
and Address :
Tamil Nadu State Election Commission,
208/2, Jawaharlal Nehru Road,
Opp. CMBT, Arumbakkam,
Chennai-600 106.
2.3.
Working hours
The working hours of the Commission is from 10.00 hours to 17.45
hours with half an hour lunch break between 13.00 hours and 14.00 hours on
all working days. (Note:
Applications/petitions under the Right to Information Act/Rules will be
accepted during office hours on the working days only).
2.4.
Grievance Redressal Mechanism
The
representations/genuine grievances relating to the subject of Local Body
elections from the citizens of Tamil Nadu are being received in the Tamil
Nadu State Election Commission and also in the offices of the State Election
Officers, District Election Officers and Electoral Registration Officers
during working hours on all working days.
3.
POWERS AND DUTIES OF ELECTION RELATED OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
3.1.
State Election Officer (Rural)
The Director of Rural Development & Panchayat
Raj is the State Election Officer. Under the superintendence, direction and
control of the State Election Commission, the State Election Officer
co-ordinates and supervises the preparation and publication of panchayat
electoral rolls and also the conduct of election to the offices of the Rural
Local Bodies, both direct and indirect elections.
3.2.
State Election Officer (Urban)
The
Commissioner/Director of Town Panchayat in the case of Town Panchayats and
the Commissioner/Director of Municipal Administration in the case of
Municipalities are the State Election Officers. Under the Superintendence,
directions and Control of State Election Commission they co-ordinate and
supervise the preparation and publication of electoral rolls and also
conduct of all elections to the Town Panchayats, and Municipalities as the
case may be.
3.3.
District Election Officer / District Collector
The respective
District Collector is the District Election Officer. Under the
superintendence, direction and control of the State Election Commission, the
District Election Officer co-ordinates and supervises the preparation of
Local Body electoral rolls and also the conduct of elections to the Rural
and Urban Local Bodies in his/her jurisdiction. In respect of Chennai
Corporation, the Commissioner, Corporation of Chennai is the District
Election Officer.
3.4.
Duties of District Election Officers/District Collectors
(1)
Approval of Polling Stations in their respective districts based on the
proposals received from Returning Officers.
(2)
Approval of the list for the appointment of Presiding Officer and Polling
Officers for each polling station;
(3)
Imparting intensive training to the polling personnel (including those on
reserve duty)
(4) Creating awareness about the use and working of Electronic Voting
machine among the general public, political
parties, candidates and media
where EVM’s are to be used.
(5)
Arrangements for printing of postal ballot papers for voters on Election
Duty and their despatch to the voters
(6)
Scrutiny of accounts of election expenses of contesting candidates and
submission of returns to the Commission
(7)
Safe custody of all Ballot Boxes, Electronic voting machines, election
papers and election materials after the
completion of election and during
the period specified for the purpose.
(8)
It is the statutory duty of the District Election Officer/Returning Officer
to report the occurrence of Casual Vacancy in
Urban & Rural Local Bodies
within a week to the State Election Commission.
3.5.
Panchayat Electoral Registration Officer (Rural)
The Panchayat Union Commissioners/Block Development Officers
(Block Panchayat) have been designated as the Panchayat Electoral
Registration Officer under sub-section (2) of section 30 of the said Act for
the purpose of preparing and publishing Panchayat Electoral Rolls in respect
of the wards of the Panchayats in the respective jurisdiction.
3.6.
Electoral Registration Officer (Urban)
The respective
Executive Officer of Town Panchayats and Commissioner of
Municipalities/Corporations and the Revenue Officer of the Chennai City
Municipal Corporation shall be the Electoral Registration Officer for the
purpose of preparing and publishing the Electoral Rolls of the Town
Panchayats or the Municipalities or the City Municipal Corporations as the
case may be in respect of the wards of jurisdiction.
3.7.
Returning Officers
For every Local body, for every election, to fill a seat, the
State Election Commission/District Election Officer shall, designate or
nominate a Returning Officer who shall be an officer of Government or of a
local authority.
The Returning Officer is primarily responsible for the conduct
of elections from his local body. His functions (as well as those of the
District Election Officer) are:
-
Drawing up the programme and detailed arrangements for the
poll;
-
Procurement of election materials;
-
Selection and setting up of polling stations with the prior
approval of District Election Officer;
-
Appointment and training of polling personnel (including
reserve);
-
Receipt of nomination papers, security deposit, intimation
from parties about candidates;
-
Handing over a copy of instructions for lodging account of
Election Expenses and Register, etc.
-
Scrutiny of nomination papers;
-
Allotment of symbols;
-
Publication of notice of nominations, list of validly
nominated candidates and contesting candidates;
-
Printing of postal ballot papers and despatch to voters on
Election Duty;
-
Meetings / contact with candidates, political parties to
ensure free, fair and smooth elections and enforcement of model code of
conduct;
-
Ensuring the presence of polling parties for the conduct of
poll and supply of ballot papers and other election materials;
-
Supervision of poll and sending reports to District Election
Officer/State Election Commission;
-
Transport and storage of ballot boxes after poll under
security arrangements
-
Fixing place for counting of votes.
-
Declaration of result
-
Safe custody of election papers and materials after counting
-
Scrutiny of accounts of election expenses of contesting
candidates and submission of their returns to the Commission
-
Overall supervision of election work
3.8.
Assistant Returning Officer
The
State Election Commission may require the District Election Officers to
appoint one or more Assistant Returning Officers to assist any Returning
Officer in the performance of his functions. Every Assistant Returning
Officer shall, subject to the control of the Returning Officer, be competent
to perform all or any of the functions of the Returning Officer. However the
Assistant Returning Officer cannot perform any of the functions of the
Returning Officer relating to scrutiny of nominations unless the Returning
Officer is unavoidably prevented from performing the said function.
3.9.
Presiding and Polling Officers
The
District Election Officer shall appoint a Presiding officer for each polling
station and such polling officer or officers as he thinks necessary but he
shall not appoint any person who has been employed by or on behalf of, or
has been otherwise working for, a candidate in or about the election. A
polling officer shall, if so directed by the presiding officer, perform all
or any of the functions of a presiding officer. If the Presiding officer,
owing to illness or other unavoidable cause, is obliged to absent himself
from the polling station, his functions shall be performed by such polling
officer as has been previously authorised by the District Election Officer
to perform such functions during any such absence.
The
general duty of the presiding officer at a polling station is to maintain
order and to ensure that the poll is fairly taken. He enjoys full legal
power to control the proceedings in the polling station under his charge.
The duty of the Polling Officers at a polling station is to assist the
Presiding Officer in the performance of his functions.
4.
ELECTORAL ROLLS
4.1.
The Electoral Rolls of the Local Bodies shall be the same as the current
Electoral Rolls of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly constituency
pertaining to the Local Body area. The Electoral Roll for the Legislative
Assembly Constituency is prepared and revised in accordance with the
provisions of the Representation of People Act, 1950 and the Registration of
Electors Rules, 1960. By adopting the entries in the Legislative Assembly
Electoral Rolls pertaining to the area covered by each and every local
body, the Electoral Registration officer of the Local Body concerned
prepares the Local Body Electoral Rolls and publish the same in accordance
with the Rules.
4.2.
Qualification for an Elector (Rural Local Bodies)
The electoral
roll of a panchayat shall be the same as the current electoral roll of the
Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly pertaining to the area covered by the
panchayat, as prepared and revised in accordance with the provisions of the
Representation of people Act 1950 and the Registration of Electors
Rules, 1960 (vide Sections 14, 23 and 30 of the said Act). This means that
a person whose name finds a place within a panchayat area in the electoral
roll of the concerned Legislative Assembly Constituency is automatically
included in the Panchayat electoral roll and consequently gets qualified to
vote in the elections to that Panchayat.
4.3.
Qualification for an Elector (Urban Local Bodies)
The electoral
roll of an urban local body shall be the same as the current electoral roll
of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly pertaining to the area covered by the
urban local body, as prepared and revised in accordance with the provisions
of the Representation of People Act 1950 and the Registration of
Electors Rules, 1960. This means that a person whose name finds a place
within an urban local body area in the electoral roll of the Legislative
Assembly Constituency is automatically included in the electoral roll of the
urban local body and consequently gets qualified to vote in the elections to
the said urban local body.
5.
ELECTIONS – THE ESSENTIALS
5.1. In
simple terms, election is the process by which a person is chosen for a
public office by the constituent body of electors. Elections can be Direct
or Indirect. In a Direct election, the entire body of electors of the
constituency has the right to vote whereas, in an Indirect election, the
voting right is restricted to certain elected representatives of the
electors. Elections are the very essence of democracy and fair and free
elections are a primary requirement for its success.
The election process has
the following ingredients:
-
the
specification of the office;
-
a definition
of the qualification of candidates for the office;
-
a clearly
defined constituency, i.e., the body of electors; thus, a clear
delimitation of constituencies and the maintenance of public register or
list of electors is required; this implies that qualification for being
included as an elector should be spelt out;
-
an election authority entrusted with the duty of conducting elections in
case where there is a contest;
-
Publication
of notification of the calendar of elections by the Tamil Nadu State
Election Commission;
-
Issue of
election notice by the Returning Officer;
-
Filing of
nomination;
-
Scrutiny of
nominations;
-
Withdrawal
of candidature;
-
Final list
of contesting candidates and allotment of symbols;
-
Poll;
-
Counting of
votes;
-
Declaration
of Results;
-
Assumption
of office by the elected Presidents and members (Direct Elections);
-
Election of
Chairpersons and Vice-Chairpersons; and Vice-Presidents (Indirect Elections).
6. THE OFFICES FOR WHICH ELECTIONS ARE HELD
6.1
Rural Local Bodies
Direct Elections
Members of Village
Panchayat Wards
Presidents of Village
Panchayats
Members of Panchayat Union
Wards
Members of District
Panchayat Wards
Indirect Elections
Vice-President of Village
Panchayats
Chairpersons of Panchayat
Union Councils
Vice- Chairpersons of
Panchayat Union Councils
Chairpersons of District
Panchayats
Vice- Chairpersons of
District Panchayats
6.2
Urban Local Bodies
Direct Elections
Chairman /
Ward Members of Town
Panchayats
Chairman / Councillors of
Municipalities
Mayor / Councillors of Municipal
Corporations
Indirect Elections
Vice-Chairman
of Town Panchayat
Vice- Chairman
of Municipality
Deputy Mayor of
Municipal Corporation
Chairman of the wards
Committee in Municipal Corporations
Members of the various
Statutory Committees and Members/Chairman of Standing
Committees of the
respective Urban Local Bodies.
7.
DEPOSITS TO BE MADE BY THE CANDIDATES
Other than SC/ST
candidates
|
Election |
Deposit Amount Rs. |
|
Corporation
Councillor / Mayor |
2,000
/ 4,000 |
|
Municipal
Councillor / Chairman |
1,000
/ 2,000 |
|
Town Panchayat
Ward Member / Chairman |
500
/ 1,000 |
|
District Panchayat
Ward Member |
1,000 |
|
Panchayat Union
Ward Member |
600 |
|
Village Panchayat
President |
600 |
|
Village Panchayat
Ward Member |
200 |
SC/ST candidates
|
Election |
Deposit Amount Rs. |
|
Corporation
Councillor / Mayor |
1,000
/ 2,000 |
|
Municipal
Councillor / Chairman |
500
/ 1,000 |
|
Town Panchayat
Ward Member / Chairman |
250
/ 500 |
|
District Panchayat
Ward Member |
500 |
|
Panchayat Union
Ward Member |
300 |
|
Village Panchayat
President |
300 |
|
Village Panchayat
Ward Member |
100 |
8.
ELECTION EXPENSES
8.1.
Rural
Any person who
contests in any direct election for being elected to any of the offices in panchayats, whether held on party basis or other-wise, can incur expense
towards the various items of his election, subject to the ceiling as
prescribed in the rules. The provisions in sub-rule (1) of rule 121 of the
Tamil Nadu Panchayats (Elections) Rules, 1995 prescribe the ceiling of
election expenditure amount for each election as follows:
|
for election
as ward member of a District Panchayat |
Rs. 1,70,000/- |
|
for election
as ward member of a Panchayat Union |
Rs. 85,000/- |
|
for election
as President of a Village Panchayat |
Rs. 34,000/- |
|
for election
as ward member of a Village Panchayat |
Rs. 9,000/- |
As per sub-rule (2) of rule 121 of said Rules,
any candidate, either by himself, or by his election agent, who has
exceeded the amount mentioned above, shall be deemed to have indulged in a
corrupt practice under the relevant section of the Tamil Nadu Panchayat Act,
1994.
Further, the accounts of
election expenses should be maintained in the format prescribed by the Tamil
Nadu State Election Commission and lodged with the officers concerned within
thirty days from the date of declaration of the results.
8.2.
The Officers with whom the accounts on election expenses shall be lodged are
as follows:
|
Name of the
Elections |
Officers
with whom the account of election
expenses
has to be lodged |
|
Member of
District Panchayat Ward |
Secretary of
the District Panchayat |
|
Member of
Panchayat Union Ward |
Panchayat
Union Commissioner concerned |
|
President of
the Village Panchayat |
Panchayat
Union Commissioner concerned |
8.3.
Urban
A candidate
who stands for election to urban local body is permitted to incur maximum
expenses for ward Councillor as noted below:
|
Name of the
Elections |
Expenditure Rs. |
|
for Election
as Member of a Town Panchayat / Third Grade Municipality /
Chairman |
17,000 / 85,000 |
|
for Election
as Councillor of a Municipality (Second and First Grade) /
Chairman |
34,000 / 1,70,000 |
|
for Election
as Councillor of a Municipality (Selection and Special Grade) /
Chairman |
85,000 / 3,50,000 |
|
for Election
as Councillor of a Corporation (Other than Corporation of
Chennai) / Mayor |
85,000 / 8,50,000 |
|
for Election
as Councillor of Corporation of Chennai / Mayor |
90,000 / 17,00,000 |
Any candidate
either by himself or by his election agent, who has exceeded the amount
mentioned above or who has not kept a separate and correct account of all
expenditure in connection with the elections as specified in rules or who
fails to lodge an account of election expenses with the authority concerned
within the period specified in the rules shall be deemed to have indulged
in a corrupt practice under the relevant section of the Act.
Further, the
accounts of election expenses should be maintained in the format prescribed
by the Tamil Nadu State Election Commission and lodged with the officers
concerned within thirty days from the date of declaration of the results.
The Officers
with whom the accounts on election expenses shall be lodged are as follows:
|
Name
of the Elections |
Officers
with whom the account of election expenses has to be lodged |
|
Mayor / Councillor of
Corporation |
Commissioner
of the concerned Corporation |
|
Chairman / Councillor of
Municipality |
Commissioner
of the concerned Municipality |
|
Chairman / Ward Member of
a Town Panchayat |
Executive
Officer of the concerned Town Panchayat |
9.
DISTRICT PLANNING COMMITTEE
9.1.
District Planning Committee:
74th
amendment to the Constitution of India have provided for the Constitution of
District Planning Committee to every district, to have integrated planning
body comprising both Rural and Urban Local Bodies. The Tamil Nadu Local
Bodies (Election of Members to the District Planning Committee) Rules, 1999
entrust the Tamil Nadu State Election Commission for the preparation of
voters list and conduct of election to the District Planning Committee.
10.
ADJUDICATION OF ELECTION DISPUTES
10.1
Election Petitions:
Any Election
held under the Rural/Urban Local Body Act shall not be called for in
question except by an election petition prescribed in the Act or the rules,
to the District Judge under whose jurisdiction the Panchayat/Urban or the
District Planning Committee or other Statutory Committees fall, by any
candidate or elector against the candidate who has been declared to have
been duly elected.
10.2
Time limit for presenting election petitions:
An election
petition shall be presented within forty five days from the date of
publication of the result of the election.
Tamil Nadu State
Election Commission
Contact Numbers
EPABX
No.: 044-23635010 044-23635011
FAX:
044-23638282 044-23638283
E-Mail: tnsec.tn@nic.in
|
Tamil Nadu State
Election Commissioner |
Direct 044 - 2363
5020 |
|
Secretary |
Direct 044 – 2363
5050
044 – 23635010 –
Ext 2005 |
|
Principal Election
Officer (Panchayats) |
Direct 044 – 2363
5014
044 – 2363 5010 –
Ext 3000 |
|
Principal Election
Officer (Municipalities) |
Direct 044 – 2363
5015
044 – 2363 5010 –
Ext 3004 |
|
Legal Adviser
(Appellate Authority) |
Direct 044 – 2363
5013
044 – 2363 5010 –
Ext 2008 |
|
Financial Adviser
& Chief Accounts Officer |
Direct 044 – 2363
5012
044 – 2363 5010 –
Ext 3001 |
|
Chief
Administrative Officer
(Public Information Officer) |
Direct 044 – 2363
5016
044 – 2363 5010 –
Ext 3006 |
|
Public Relations
Officer |
Direct 044 – 2363
5017
044 – 2363 5010 –
Ext 3002 |
|
Computer
Programmer |
Direct 044 – 2363
5010 – Ext 2009 |
|
Superintendent
(Administration) |
Direct 044 – 2363
5010 – Ext 4001 |
|
Superintendent (Panchayat
Elections) |
Direct 044 – 2363
5010 – Ext 4003 |
|
Superintendent
(Municipal Elections) |
Direct 044 – 2363
5010 – Ext 3008 |
|
Superintendent
(Legal) |
Direct 044 –
2363 5010 – Ext 3003 |
|
Superintendent
(Accounts) |
Direct 044 –
2363 5010 – Ext 3014 |
|
Computer Room |
Direct 044 –
2363 5010 – Ext 2009 |
District
Election Officers Phone Numbers/Fax Numbers
|
Sl.No |
District |
Designation of District Election Officer |
STD
Code |
Office Phone Number |
Fax Number |
|
1. |
Ariyalur |
District Collector |
04329 |
228336 |
228335 |
|
2. |
Coimbatore |
District Collector
|
0422 |
2301320 |
2301523 |
|
3. |
Cuddalore |
District Collector
|
04142 |
230999 |
230555 |
|
4. |
Dharmapuri |
District Collector
|
04342 |
230500 |
230886 |
|
5. |
Dindigul |
District Collector
|
0451 |
2461199 |
2432133 |
|
6. |
Erode |
District Collector
|
0424 |
2266700 |
2261444 |
|
7. |
Kancheepuram
|
District Collector |
044 |
27237433 |
27237789 |
|
8. |
Kanniyakumari
|
District Collector
|
04652 |
279555 |
260999 |
|
9. |
Karur |
District Collector
|
04324 |
257555 |
257800 |
|
10. |
Krishnagiri
|
District Collector
|
04343 |
239500 |
239300 |
|
11. |
Madurai |
District Collector
|
0452 |
2531110 |
2530925 |
|
12. |
Nagapattinam
|
District Collector
|
04365 |
252700 |
253048 |
|
13. |
Namakkal |
District Collector
|
04286 |
281101 |
281106 |
|
14. |
Perambalur |
District Collector
|
04328 |
225700 |
224200 |
|
15. |
Pudukkottai
|
District Collector
|
04322 |
221663 |
227100 |
|
16. |
Ramanathapuram
|
District Collector
|
04567 |
231220 |
230558 |
|
17. |
Salem |
District Collector |
0427 |
2452244 |
2400700 |
|
18. |
Sivaganga |
District Collector
|
04575 |
241466 |
241525 |
|
19. |
Thanjavur |
District Collector
|
04362 |
230102 |
230857 |
|
20. |
The Nilgiris
|
District Collector
|
0423 |
2442344 |
2443971 |
|
21. |
Theni |
District Collector
|
04546 |
253676 |
251466 |
|
22. |
Tiruchirappalli
|
District Collector |
0431 |
2415358 |
2411929 |
|
23. |
Tirunelveli
|
District Collector
|
0462 |
2501222 |
2500224 |
|
24. |
Thiruvallur
|
District Collector
|
044 |
27661600 |
27661200 |
|
25. |
Tiruvannamalai
|
District Collector
|
04175 |
233333 |
232222 |
|
26. |
Thiruvarur |
District Collector
|
04366 |
223344 |
221033 |
|
27. |
Thoothukudi |
District Collector
|
0461 |
2340600 |
2340606 |
|
28. |
Tiruppur |
District Collector |
0421 |
2971100 |
2488822 |
|
29. |
Vellore |
District Collector
|
0416 |
2252345 |
2253034 |
|
30. |
Villupuram |
District Collector
|
04146 |
222470 |
222470 |
|
31. |
Virudhunagar
|
District Collector
|
04562 |
252525 |
252500 |
|
32. |
Chennai |
Corporation Commissioner |
044 |
25228025 |
25228025 |
State Election Officers
|
Director of Rural Development & Panchayat Raj |
044 |
24323794 |
24343205 |
|
Director / Commissioner of Municipal
Administration |
044 |
28513259 |
28518079 |
|
Director of Town Panchayats |
044 |
25340352 |
25358742 |
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