Reminder for Legislative Assembly elections tomorrow, Monday 21st October 2019. Voting will start in Palava on Monday 21st Oct 2019 from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Please note that simply having a voter id card doesn’t mean you can vote! Your name must be in the Electoral (Voter) Roll, and if it’s not their you won’t be able to vote.
List of Documents
Below a list of the documents voters can use as a photo identity proof when you go to cast your vote:
anyone of them is a valid document.
| 1. Voter ID Card (EPIC) 2. PAN Card 3. Smart Card Issued by RGI under NPR 4. Service Identity Cards with Photo issued to employees by central/state govt./PSU/Public Limited Companies. 5. Passport 6. MNREGA Job Card | 7. Pension Document with Photo. 8. Health Insurance Smart Card Issued under the scheme of the Ministry of Labor. 9. Driving License 10. Aadhar Card 11. Passbooks with Photo issued by Banks/Post Office. 12. Official Identity Cards issued to MPs/MLAs/MLCs. |
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Candidates in 144 Kalyan Rural Constituency
We have published a detailed blog on the candidates from palava constituency, which falls in 144 Kalyan Rural.
| Party | Candidate | Know your Candidate |
| MNS | Pramod Ratan Patil | |
| Shiv Sena | Ramesh Sukarya Mhatre | |
| INC | Radhika Gupte |
Where to Vote for Palavians?
Voter list numbers are mapped with polling booth center. One has to just confirm in which voting list voters number appears.
Chandresh Lodha School, Gr Floor, Lodha Heaven.
Sr. No – 1 – 1110 (357)
Sr. No – 1 – 1230 (359)
Sr. No – 1 – 1350 (358)
Sr. No – 1-1497 (360)
Sr. No – 1498-3109 (360A)
Lodha World School, Xperia Palava
Sr. No – 1111-2186 (357A)
Sr. No – 1351-2702 (358A)
Pawar Public School, Casa Rio, Palava
Sr. No – 1231-2467 (359A)
Sr. No – 2468-3667 (359B)
Sr. No – 3668-4730 (359C)
For further details please contact the party booths outside your polling centers.
Who can vote in an election?
A person is eligible to vote if s/he is
- A citizen of India and
- Has completed 18 years of age as on 1st January 2019 and
- Has registered as a voter in the current electoral roll of the constituency where s/he ordinarily resides.
Citizens of unsound mind and declared so by a competent court or those who are temporarily disqualified from voting under any law relating to corrupt practices and other election offenses, cannot vote
Why must I vote?
- Your most important right
- Your right is the at the heart of our democracy
- Your chance to decide your future & that of your fellow citizens
- Gives you the ultimate power to shape the destiny of your country
- Every vote counts
We have published various FAQ for your help. The FAQ guides are taken from the Election Commissions Website.
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