Nanmanda bypoll to be held on December 7
The Hindu
It was necessitated by resignation of Kanathil Jameela, who was elected to Assembly
Two nominations have been filed so far for the byelection to the Nanmanda division of the Kozhikode district panchayat.
Nomination papers for the December 7 bypoll can be submitted till November 19, excluding holidays. The submissions can be done between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Scrutiny will take place on November 20. The last date for withdrawal is November 22.
The bypoll was necessitated after CPI(M) nominee Kanathil Jameela, who was elected to the Assembly from the Koyilandy constituency, resigned as a division member of Nanmanda in May. She had also stepped down as the Kozhikode district panchayat president.
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