Satbarwa (Palamu), Ramesh Ranjan: Satbarwa is such a unique block in Palamu, where the voters elect two MPs and three MLAs. Some part of this block falls in Palamu parliamentary constituency and some part in Chatra parliamentary constituency.
Some part of one block is in Daltonganj and some in Panki.
Not only this, some part of this block falls in Daltonganj assembly constituency, some part in Panki assembly constituency and some part in Manika assembly constituency. This is the reason why people of the same block have to vote for different parliamentary and assembly seats.
Out of 10 Panchayats of Satbarwa Block, 4 Palamu, 5 Chatra in Lok Sabha
Out of the 10 panchayats of Satbarwa block formed in the year 1994, Bari, Ponchi, Satbarwa and Dulsulma panchayats fall in Palamu and Bakoria, Rabda, Ghutua, Revaratu, Dhwadih and Bohita panchayats fall in Chatra parliamentary constituency.
Which panchayat in which assembly constituency?
Daltonganj assembly constituency includes Bari, Ponchi, Satbarwa and Dulsulma, Panki includes Bohita, Revaratu, Ghutwa and Dhwadih and Manika area includes Rabda and Bakoria panchayats.
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How many voters in 4 Panchayats of Daltonganj Assembly?
There are 18119 voters in the four panchayats falling in Daltonganj assembly constituency, out of which the number of female voters is 8650 and 9460 are male voters. These include 5668 voters in Bari, 5819 in Ponchi, 4297 in Satbarwa, 2335 in Dulsulma.
How many voters are there in 4 Panchayats of Panki?
The total number of voters in the four panchayats of Panki is 18,844. In this, female voters are 9052 and male voters are 9792. There are 5034 voters in Bohita Panchayat, 4782 in Dhwadih Panchayat, 4394 in Revaratu Panchayat and 4634 in Ghutua Panchayat.
Parliamentary elections will be held on two different dates in the same block
Since there are two different parliamentary constituencies in the same block, their elections will also be held on different dates. Voters of Bari, Ponchi, Satbarwa and Dulsulma Panchayat will vote for the candidate of Palamu Parliamentary Constituency (SC reserved) area on May 13. Whereas the voters of Bakoria, Rabda, Ghutua, Revaratu, Dhawadih, and Bohita Panchayat will vote for the candidate of Chatra parliamentary constituency on May 20.
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no one did proper development
One block has the good fortune of electing two MPs and three MLAs. But the residents of the block also have to suffer the consequences of this. People say that due to separate Assembly and Lok Sabha, the elected representatives do not pay proper attention to the development issue, due to which the block area has not been comparatively developed.