Electoral rolls released for Kallakurichi, Villupuram
The Hindu
Copies handed over to political parties
Collector P.N. Sridhar on Thursday released the photo electoral rolls for urban local bodies in Kallakurichi. Copies of the rolls were handed over to recognised political parties.
As per the roll, there are a total of 1,22,233 voters — 59,566 men, 62,648 women and 19 others — in Kallakurichi Municipality and five town panchayats — Chinna Salem, Manalurpettai, Sankarapuram, Thiyagadurgam and Vadakkanandal.
There are a total of 140 polling stations, split 46 and 94 between the municipality and town panchayats. The voter list will be displayed at the municipality and town panchayat offices, Mr. Sridhar said.
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