Parliamentary Constituency definition

Parliamentary Constituency means a constituency provided by law for the purpose of elections to the House of the People from Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir and Union territory of Ladakh.
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Parliamentary Constituency means a constituency provided 7[by law] for the purpose of elections to the House of the People;
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Parliamentary Constituency means a constituency provided by law for the purpose of elections to the House of the People from 1[the Union territory] including the Union territory of Delhi.
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Examples of Parliamentary Constituency in a sentence

  • The Council Members includes the Member of Parliament of New Delhi Parliamentary Constituency, Chief Minister of Delhi and also the Member of Legislative Assembly of Delhi Cantonment Assembly Constituency.

  • Vide paragraph 6 (v) of the Order, the Returning Officer of every Parliamentary Constituency have been declared as Designated Officer for previewing, scrutinizing and certifying advertisements by individual candidates contesting election from the constituency concerned.

  • The Assistant Returning Officers of the Parliamentary Constituency shall be designated as the Assistant Electoral Registration Officers.

  • In case of the State of Jammu & Kashmir, and such of the Union Territories as do not have a Legislative Assembly, where the parliamentary constituency as a whole is taken as a unit for revision of electoral rolls, under the Representation of the People Act, 1950, the Returning Officer for the Parliamentary Constituency shall be designated as the Electoral Registration Officer for the Parliamentary Constituency.

  • UKParliamentaryConstituency2005Code Char(9)S14000001 to S14000059 A code that identifies a 2005 UK Parliamentary Constituency.

  • That means, a micro observer while working as a micro observer within the district or outside the district, within the Parliamentary Constituency (preferably) or outside his Parliamentary Constituency cannot be appointed as a micro observer in an Assembly Constituency / assembly segment where he is a voter, working or in his native Assembly Constituency / assembly segment.

  • There are 13 community connectors employed across the east and north of the borough with 7 of the 13 connectors based within the Birkenhead Parliamentary Constituency.

  • In para 2(b) of the Commission’s letter No. 508/94-PS-I dated.13.01.94 (copy enclosed), the criteria for appointment of Retuning Officer for a Parliamentary Constituency, may be read as that there will be a separate Retuning Officer for each and every Parliamentary Constituency.

  • In cases where there are two or more Parliamentary Constituencies totally coming within one district, the District Election Officer cum District Magistrate/Deputy Commissioner/Collector will be the Returning Officer of only one Parliamentary Constituency and another seniormost officer not below the rank of ADM shall remain incharge of the second Parliamentary Constituency falling in the same district.

  • Returning Officer of every Parliamentary Constituency has been declared as Designated Officer for previewing, scrutinizing and certifying advertisements by individual candidates contesting election from the constituency concerned.


More Definitions of Parliamentary Constituency

Parliamentary Constituency means a constituency provided 8[by law] for the purpose of elections to the
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Parliamentary Constituency means a constituency delimited in accordance with Article 116 of the Constitution;
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