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146. Hara Mahan Shil Street- Justice Muzaffar Ahmed Road. 147. Jatannath Shaha Road- Moulana Shainsul f-[aque Road. 148. Ganga Ram Gazar Lane- Kabi Alaol Street.

155. Nilamber Shaha Road- Abu Hossain Sarker Road.

156. Kulal Mohal Lane- Nawab Sharfaraz Khan Street.

160. Mymensingh Road - Sher-e-Bangla Road (Starting from hotel Shahbagh ending at Tongi Brige Via Mohakhali)

161. Road emerging from Mymensingh Road- Tariq Road: passes through the Dacca Cant. and meets Mymensingh Road.

162. South Jatrabari- Khan jahanabad South. 163. North Jatrabari- Khan jahanabad North.

164. North West Jatrabari - Khan Jahanabad North-West. 165. Kamalapur Bazar- Shaistabad.

177. Sedeswari CircularRoad- Nawab 1-Iabibullah Circular Road.

183. Tejgaon Industrial Area- "I`ezgaon Industrial Area.

196. Gazmahal- Gajar Mahal. 197. Tallabagh-- Tolabagh.

Prescribed books to be deposited with ML authorities.

The Martial Law Authorities have reminded the people that publishing, printing, circulation or possession of any objectionable books, pamphlet, poster or leaflet etc.. is a punishable offence under MLR-51 which provides maximum punishment of seven years rigorous imprisonment.

The authorities have also released a list of books already prescribed by the Government of East Pakistan.

All concerned have been advised, in their own interest, to deposit such books etc., with nearest military authorities.

Following in the list of prescribed books:

1. Bengali Booklet "Juga sangit" part II by Abdul Jralil, Assam.

2. Bengali book "Damaru" by Manuj Chandra Sarbadhikari, Calcatta No. 3122-Poll. dt. 24-7-48.

3. Bengali book (drama) "Alamgir" by Binoy Krishna Mukherjee, Calcutta. No 3179-Poll, dt-26-7-48.

4. Bengali booklet "Amaora Indian Na Hindu" by Santosh Kumar Mukherjee No. 3094-poll. dt 23-7-48.

5. Bengali book "Avijatri" by Sankar prasad Ghose and Arun Das Gupta No. 3493/2 - poll, dt. 12-4-48.

6. Bengali booklet "One year of league Government in East Bengal" printed by Sakti Datta and published by A.B. Ahmed, No. 431-poll, dt-26-1-49.

7. Bengali drama "Bastu-Bhita" by Digindra Chandra Bandopadhya No. 2578-poll dt. 1-7-48.

8. Bengali book "fight for crops and land in East Bengal" by A.K.R. Ahmed. Calcutta No- 1863-poll dt-29-3-49.

9. Bengali booklet " League Shasone Barishle Fascist Raj". Fascist Rule in Barishal under the league Administration by Nurul Islam Khan, Calcutta No-2307-poll, dt16-4-49.

10. Bengali booklet “Netajir path O Gandhijir Math" by Amarandra Nath Datta No.2694-poll. dt 7-5-49.

11. Bengali Drama “Thamao Paktapath" by Jaladhar Chattapadhya no-2870-poll. dt. 14-5-49.

12. Bengali Essay “Adhunik Rachana O Anubad" printed by Haripada Ghose and published by Nani Gopal De No. 2100-poll. di-1-4-49.

13. Bengali booklet (i) Josh Islam and (2) Pakistan Ka Danka" by M.S. Khoda Baksh

No-2809-poll, dt 12-9-49.

14. Bengali booklet "Mussalmaner Gosha Khana Hindu Rashtre Ar hobna" printed and published by Moslem Kabi Noakhali No-3759-poll, dt- 1 -7-49.

15. Bengali booklet "Khandita Bharat" by Dr Rajendra Prasad No. 4012-poll dt. 23-849.

16. English book "Now or never" published by the council of the protection of rights of Minorities, Calcutta, 1949, No. 5546-poll, dt. 20-12-49.

17. English book " The Tragedy of Jinnah" by Kailash Chandra No. 4557-poll, (it. 238-49.

18. English book " The house that, Jinnah built" by B.G. Khan Shik, No- 4557 (it. 238-49.

19. Bengali book "Bharate British Shasoner Abasan" by G.C. Roy, No. 5535- poll dt. 20-12-49.

20. Bengali books (i) Pakistane Agun Jale Hindu Jai Rasatale, (2) Pakistane Hindu dalal No-1056- poll, dt. 25-3-59.

21. English Booklet "Indo-Pakistan Federal Union -- the only solution" by Alkanath Mahabharati No. 1949- poll, dt. 26-5-50.

22. English Booklet "Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha, Printed by P.N. Bhatti, published by sree Ashutosh Lahiri No. 2088-82/ 1 -poll, dt. 27-5-50.

23. Bengali booklet 'Khandita Bangla" by Ram pati Basu No. 4175-poll, dt. l 1--8-68.

24. Bengali booklet " Sachitra Bharal" by Rashesh Chandra Roy No. 4177-poll, dt. 11-8-50.

25. Book "Inside Pakistan" published by B.C. sen of Calcutta No. 4153-poll, dt. 10-8-50.

26. Bengali Booklet by Mahbub Alam.

27. Bengal book "Saktishali Samaj part III" by swami Satyanandaje Saraswati.

28. Bengali booklet "Ora pran Delo" published from Calcutta No. 4467-poll, dt. 6--653.

29. Bengali book "Jhilam Nadir Tire" by Jajabar No. 9008-poll, (11.19-5-55.

30. Bengali book J"aya" by Abinash Chandra Saha No. 9010-poll, dl. 19-5--55.

31. Bengali book "Chherce Asha Gram" by Dakshina Ranjari Basu No. 9009-poll. dt.

32. Bengali book " Jawab" by M. Shadat. Hossain.

33. Bengali book "Hashu Banu" by probadh Kumar Sanayal No-10551-poll, dt. 2-755.

34. Booklet entitled "1957, A Great Historic year for India" published from Calcutta. 35. English book 'Beatons Dictionary of Universal Information" by Georage R. No. 20823-poll, dt. 20-12-55.

36. The booklet "The Muslims of North Arakan part I" by Muzaffar Ahmed Arakan No. 12152-poll, dt. 10-1 1-58.

37. Bengali book "Durnitir Mul O Desher Alo" No-10444-poll, dt. 22-12-58.

38. Bengali booklet "Military Danda Pakistan Thanda" by Santosh Kumar Das No11700-poll, dt. 29-12-58.

39. Bengali book "Bhashani Jakhan Europe" by K. M. Ilias No. 1 1861-poll, dt. 29- 1258.

40. Bengali book " Maru Prantar" by Taroon Kumar Bhadure No. 11860 - poll.

41. Bengali booklet "Deshe Jara Agun Jelesilo Chattagrame Ashtra Luntaner Kahini" No. 11791-poll, dt. 27-12-58.

42. Bengali book " Auchatar Bangla Rachana" by professor Bibhuti Chaudhury. 43. Booklet "struggle of the Muslims E.P in Arakan" No 121152-poll, dt. 20-9-56.

44. Booklet "Sarkarer Baideshik Niti o Pakistaner jatia Shartha" by Abdus Samad No-6745 -poll, dt. 28-8-59.

45. Bengali book "Chottoder Rajniti Bai" by Dr. Nihar Kumar Sarker No. 3226 (80)poll, dt. 5-5-59.

46. Bengali book' Beche Asi Tabu" by Sujat Ali Sarker No--173-poll, dt. 1 1-2-59.

47. Bengali booklet "Sand Sadhinata O Samaj Tantrer Jariya Sangramer Ahaban" published by Abdul hai No. 8067-poll, dt. 13-10-59.

48. Bengali booklet 'EK Nazare Purba 0 Paschim Pakistan by Majeda Khatoon No2554(60)-poll, dt. 14-4-59.

49. Bengali book "Rabeya Amalendu" by Akshay Chandra Chakravorty, Calcutta, No-- 4754-poll, (It. 29-5-58.

50. Bengali book "Danda" by prodosh Sen, Calcutta No. 17830-poll, (It. 24-11-58. 51. Bengali drama "Bangalee" by Brajendra Kumar De, Calcutta.

52. Bengalibook "Takan Ami Jele" printed by Tribidesh Basu and published by Sri Nath Mukhopadhya, Calcutta No. 149-poll (II), dt. 24-9-60.

53. Book in English "The Stream of Time,, by S.O. Ambler & T.H. Coutman, Published from London No. 348-poll(II), dt-18-8-61.

54. Bengali book "Shibram Chakabartir Swa-Nirbachita Galpa" published from Calcutta No. 770 -poll (11), dt. 29-6-60.

55. Book "Economic & commercial Geograpy" by A. Das No. 6866-poll (11) dt . 9-9-59.

56. Bengali book "Shabdhabodh Abhidhan" by Sree Ashutosh Deb from Calcutta No. 190 -poll(II), dt. 11-8-62.

57. Bengal book "Bishay Santi Rakkhar Ahaban" published by A.T.M. Shamsuddin of "Dacca No. 6282- poll (II),dt. 12-10-59.

58. English booklet "Betrayar in Pakistan story Of a Country oppressed by its own dependers" printed by Messrs. F.J. Lamb (Printers) Ltd. London. No. ,309-poll(II), dt. 15-11-62.

59. Bengali book "Tribarna" by Sree Balai Chand No. 125 -poll (11) dt 10-9-64.

60. English booklet The new constitution of Pakistan-Martial Law in a new garb", (printers) Ltd, London, Published by the committee for restoration of Democracy in Pakistan, London, No.-309-poll(II),dt. 15-11-62.

61. Book "Eclipse of East Pakistan" by Joyti Sen Gupta, Calcutta No. 104-poll(II), dt. 31-7-64.

62. Book entitled "India partitioned and Minorities in Pakistan by provash Chandra Lahiry No-138-poll (I!), dt. 15-10-64.

63. Bengali book "Biswa Parichay" 1368 B.S. edition, printed by S.C. Majumder at Deb press. Calcutta No. 57. Poll(II), dt. 29-5-65.

64. Bengali book "Rakta Katish Shasoner Abasan" by G.C. pat" by Nur-E-Alam Siddiqui No. 41-poll (II), dt. 12-4-66.

65. Bengali book "Sangrami Bangla" by Abul Kalam Azad, Dacca No. 57-poll(II), dt. 21-1-67.

66. Bengali book "Bangali Jatiyata Bader Unmesh by abul Kalam Azad. No- 1042poll (III), dt. 12-9-69.

67. Bengali book "Alada Howai Muktir Path" by Muzahid No. 1054-poll (IlI), (it. 16-969.

68. Bengali book "Zele Trish Bachhar O Pak Bharater Swodhinata Sangram" by Sree Trilokhya Nath Chakrabarti. No. 12 13-poll (I11), dt 13-10-69.

69. Bengali book "Naimisharanya" by Bikarna No. 662-poll(II), dt.- 12-9-63.

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People urged to maintain peace

Munshiganj, June 16

The subdivisional officer of Munshiganj who recently visited Tangibari exhorted the people for maintenance of peace in the area and requested the people to cooperate with the Government. He expressed satisfaction the commodities were available at reasonable rates.

He advised the audience to select right type of people for the Village Defence Party. So far 300 volunteers have been selected in the Munshiganj sub-division and people are showing interest for enrolment. .

Bhutto confined to bed

Rawalpindi, June 16(APP)

Mr. Z..A.Bhutto, Chairman of the Pakistani People's party, was today confined to bed as he was running a temperature.

The PPP chairman, therefore had to cancel his visit scheduled for today to Gujarkhan and Jhelum towns where he° was to address party workers, Mr. AnwarNoon, an MNA--elect, accompanying the PPP Chairman, told PPP this afternoon that.

Mr. Bhutto would however, meet workers, MNAs elect and MPAs-elect to the party at Gujarkhan and Jhelum tomorrow even if he has a temperature.

Mr. Bhutto, who arrived here late on Sunday night: has had a very busy schedule during his stay here. he has been meeting party workers, other delegations and foreign diplomats who called on him.

No E. Pakistanis crossing border into India

With the return of normalcy no East Pakistanis are crossing the border into India, an official spokesman said in Dacca yesterday, reports APP.

Commenting on fantastic and frequently contradictory figures of daily influx quoted by Indian leaders to attract world sympathy and world funds, the spokesman said, "we should know when anyone leaves, for our border are pretty well sealed and we know none is leaving or need leave."

Normalcy has returned, says Begum Sulaiman

Rawalpindi, June 15 (PPI)

Begum Akhtar Sulaiman, daughter of late hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy, has said that normalcy has returned in East Pakistan. Things were sure to further improve in near future.

Talking to PPI correspondent this morning, she said the conditions now in East Pakistan were much better than before, and the regime had restored the confidence of the people.

She said that when asked about her mission has always been the service of the country and its people.

She said that she will also seek an interview with president Yahya Khan during her stay here.

Begum Sulaman is in the city for four days.

British MPs in city

A three member British parliamentary delegation, now on a visit to Pakistan. arrived in Dacca yesterday morning for a three day visit to East Pakistan. The members of the delegation are: Mrs. Jill Knight, Mr. James A. Kilfedder and Mr. James Tinn.

The British parliamentary delegation, during its stay in East Pakistan will visit a Reception Centre set up by Pakistanis who had crossed over to India under the influence of false and malicious propaganda. The delegation will see industrial areas in Khulna and visit Chittagong.

The members of the visiting parliamentary delegation will have tea with local newspaper Editors and writers followed by a dinner in their honour by the Government of East Pakistan.

The British parliamentary delegation was received on its arrival by the joint secretary, Ministry of Information and National Affairs, Government of East Pakistan, and principal protocol officer of the provincial Government.

$ 70m Worth of Chinese commodities for Pakistan

Islamabad, June 15 (APP)

Pakistan is expected to receive commodities worth 70m dollars from the people's republic of China, over a period of more than a year, official sources said here today.

The commodities will be a part of 200 million dollar, China has agreed to give Pakistan as a first instalment of economic assistance for the Fourth Five year plan 1970-75.

The 200 million dollar offer is an open minded one officials said. The offer was made at the time of president Yahya Khan's visit to Peking in November, 1970.

An agreement for the 70 million dollar credit is ready for signing in Peking.

There sources said the remaining 130 million dollar are expected to be utilised by Pakistan for various projects. Some indications have been made and projects identified for financing them.

China had inquired from Pakistan about its immediate requirements of commodities a few weeks ago. A tentative list of the items was communicated to Peking, but it has yet to be finalised. The items included materials and equipment needed for work and rehabilitation of effected persons in East Pakistan.

Power transfer plan: Slight delay in Yahya's announcement likely

Rawalpindi, June 15 (APP)

Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Chairman of Pakistan People's Party, said here today there was likely to be a "slight postponement" in president Yahya Khan's announcement of his plan for the transfer of power to people's representatives.

Addressing a press conference Mr. Bhutto, who met the president yesterday, said the preoccupations necessitated by the preparation of budget, Governors' conference and meeting of the National Economic Council were the causes of the delay.

The PPP Chairman said the whole nation was eagerly awaiting the president's announcement.

"It is necessary we move in this direction as soon as possible" Mr. Bhutto added.

He said the country has had "terrible nightmare" and "disaster which one would not wish even his enemy to suffer and it was the result of political and economic plunders of the past.

However, the PPP chairman said, efforts were being made to learn the lesson and over come this crisis.

He said some arrangements were necessary for the transfer of power. His party was prepared to discuss them and there could be adjustments so that the crisis was overcome without being aggravated.

The PPP chairman said the first bridge towards the objective was the acceptance of the need for early and effective transfer of power.

About the next phase the shape of the arrangement, his party was quite prepared to discuss, he said. He wished the arrangements to be effective and lasting and said his party would give its view candidly to the people and the authorities at an appropriate time.

Foreign visits

PPI adds: Mr. Z.A. Bhutto said that president Gen. A. M. Yahya Khan has requested him to visit some foreign countries to project Pakistan's view point and to counter Indian moves against Pakistan.

Mr. Z. A. Bhutto said this suggestion was made by the president during his meeting with him (President) last evening. He said he will consider the suggestion in consultation with his party.

Mr. Bhutto, however, stressed that he felt that his presence in the country was most important in the context of the present political situation in the country.

Mr. Bhutto further said he may go for a day on two to some neighbouring countries may be Kabul just for rest.

He emphasised that I should not leave the country, but as the suggestion has been made by the head of the state "it is my duty to consider it", he added.

India keeps vigil stop Pakistanis from returning

Jessore, June 15 (APP)

Round-the-clock vigil is being kept on Pakistani nationals in refuge camps to prevent them from returning to Pakistan according to returnees crossing over to their homes in this country, writes APPs special correspondent.

Almost a dozen Pakistani nationals interviewed by me corroborated the tales of atrocities intimidation and beating by volunteers and Hindu inmates of' the camps whenever anyone attempted to leave the camp to return to Pakistan. One of the returnees, the victim of hoodlums, bore fresh marks of injuries on his person while taking to me at Jikargacha Reception Centre.

The returnees, while narrating the long tale of miseries suffered in refugee camps in India after leaving their hearths and homes, said that within a few clays tile chicanery and fraud of India was exposed to them and they longed for the clay to return to Pakistan. They said that although tuning to Pakistan Radio was strictly for bidden, they stealthily kept on getting information about the return of normalcy in Pakistan. The day the Pakistan president General Yahya, extended an invitation to Pakistani nationals to their homes, the returnees went on to say, the yearning to seize the earliest opportunity developed and they managed to cross over to Pakistan.

They said that all routes leading to the border areas where reception centres have been set up in Pakistan have virtually been sealed to obstruct the returnees. Most of the Nationals were finding their way to Pakistan through tickets travessing longer distance ploughing through mud slush.

A. Rahman, aged 36, a school teacher of village Saranpur under Monirampur police station in Jessore district, while talking to me a Jikargacha Reception Centre said that his two month stay in "Mama Bhagne Camp" unfolded to him how India had been bluffing the world giving high exaggerated figures of Pakistani displaced persons and the economic burden caused to her. He said that during his meetings with the camp mates, he found at least 50 percent Indian nationals having come from Calcutta Slum areas and the unemployed population of the border areas.

Ram Bairagee, a Hindu young man of- village solok under Uzirpur police station in Barishal district, was the next man to be interviewed by me. He said that lie had to leave Jessore town where he was staying in sheer panic. Rain Bairagee said that in Bangaon camp several hundred persons were hunddled together in a most unsanitary atmosphere. Soon Cholera broke out and a number of people become prey to the deadly disease. The out break of epidemic and living almost half starved he decided to return home. while he was leaving the camp, the returnee said his personal effects which he had carried with him were snatched away by one of the volunteers and a dirty dhuti which he was wearing was all he carried back with him.

With terms in his eyes, young Sachdananda Acharjee, who hails from village Hosle Under Fakirhat police station, said that the general amnesty call of the East Pakistan Governor had kindled new hope in the hearts of thousands of' Pakistanis who are eagerly looking forward to their own birthplace. He said that the disregarding all sorts of obstructions vitriolic and diabolic propaganda being carried out by India. Pakistani Nationals are determined to return to their homes and the process of return was in full swing.

The young returnee, who crossed over to India leaving his family members behind, said that all the time he was suffering from guilty conscience for betraying the motherland and his parents. lie also complained against inadequate Food, halfplate khichuri supplied to him and oilier members in the camp and pointing out his sunken eyes and frail body said that it was all due to perpetual starvation. he wondered where thousands of tons of food being supplied by the world community was going and himself said that India was feeding her millions of hungry population in the name of Pakistani displaced persons.

While meeting scores of Pakistan nationals who returned through unrecognised routes he said that they had to choose that way of return as there was no other alternative. Those returnees said that they considered themselves fortunate from hell which the Indian camps are why they call Pakistan heaven, the returnees themselves said, was that it was their birthplace, the motherland Pakistan for whose independence their forefathers struggled for years and made sacrifice. they said that on return they found their houses, properties and even moveable properties all safe and infact. They said that they were ashamed to add they had been gripped by fear and panic created by the miscreants.

President alone to decide power transfer : Tikka Khan

Lahore, June 15 (APP)

President Yahya Khan alone would announce when and to Whom power Would be transferred, the East Pakistan Governor, LL Gen. Tikka Khan said here today.

Replying to a question by newsmen before flying for Rawalpindi as to when power would be transferred to political parties and were the present conditions in East Pakistan favourable to do so, Lt. Gen. Tikka Khan said that his main task was to restore normalcy in that wing "For political transfer of power put the question to the President. It is up to him (president) to decide.

Regarding the situation in East Pakistan Lt. Gen. Tikka Khan said things were completely peaceful. Peace Committees were co-operating with the Martial Law Authorities to bring back normal activities. "We are thankful to those who are cooperating with us," he added.

When a correspondent asked that which of the political parties were cooperating to bring normalcy in East Pakistan Lt. Gen. Tikka Khan said "Political Activity is banned. I don't know anything about political parties."

The East Pakistan Governor has gone to Rawalpindi to attend the meeting of' the National Economic council.

Plane diverted

The Plane carrying the East Pakistan Governor Lt. Gen. Tikka Khan which left Lahore for Rawalpindi at 5 p.m. today returned here as it could not land at Chakala Airport due to bad weather.

The plane is now scheduled to fly again for Rawalpindi at 9 p.m.

Cargill calls on Yahya

Rawalpindi, June 15 (PPI)

The president Gen. A. M. Yahya Khan, today received Mr. peter Cargill, Director. Asian Department of world Bank and Mr. Gunther, Director, Middle East_ Department of I.M.F.

Mr. M. M. Ahmed, Economic Adviser to the President, Mr. M.H. Sufi. Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission of Pakistan. Mr. A.G.N. Kazi, Secretary, Ministry of Finance and the Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan, Mr. M. Raschid were also present during the meeting.

British Aid to Pakistan, India

London, June 15 (Reuter)

British economic aid last year to India amounted to 44,780,000 sterling and to Pakistan 10,620,000 sterling, overseas Development Minister Richard Wood told a questioner in Parliament yesterday.

In the year ending June 30, 1971 the World Bank had signed or approved credits for India totalling 70 million sterling and for Pakistan 20 million sterling, Mr. wood stated.

The specialise agencies may also be providing some aid from their own budgets Mr. Wood added.

Asghar for Dacca on sunday

Rawalpindi, June 15, (PPI)

Air Marshal Rtd. Mohammad Asghar Khan convenor "Tetarik-e-istiqlal, is leaving for Dacca on Sunday; says a party press release.

During his stay in East Pakistan he will meet party workers and try to contribute towards creating a healthier atmosphere in which national unity can be strengthened and a feeling of brotherhood and affection between the people of the two wings fostered, the release added.

The air Marshal (Retd.) is leaving Rawalpindi for Karachi on June 25 from where after a day's stay he will leave for Dacca on June 27. On his return from East Pakistan. he will undertake a tour of said and Baluchistan returning of Rawalpindi.

NWFP dissolves all local bodies above UC level.

Peshawar, (APP)

The Government of NWFP has dissolved all Divisional Councils, all district Councils and all Tehsil Councils in the province, it was officially announced here today.

The Municipal Committees of Peshawar. Nowshera, Charsadda Mardan swat, Abbottabad, Kohat, Bannu, D.I Khan and Tank have also been dissolved.

The Union Committees, and Union Councils have, however, been left out.

The Governor of NWFP has appointed Administrators to Manage the affairs of these councils and Municipal committees.

The dissolution of these local bodies, which takes effect from today, has been ordered by the Governor of NWFP, under sub-para 1 of Paragraph 2 of the, Martial-Law Order No. 21 issued by the Chief Martial-Law Administrator.

209 city roads, lanes renamed

The Dacca Municipality, in consultation with the local administration, elders members of the Peace Committee and elite of the city has renamed 209 roads, lanes and by lanes of the city with a view to bringing them in line with national cultures, heritage and history.

The new names are given below along with the old names:

1. Lal Mohan Padder Lane- Abdul Karim Gaznavi Street.

2. Hari charan Roy Road-Mohammad Bin Quasem Road.

3. Shakhari Nagar Lane - Gulbadan Street.

4. Dhalkanagar Lane Ismail Street.

5. Keshan Banerjee Road- All Wardy Road.

6. Nabin Chand Goswami Road- Bakhtiar Khiljee Road .

7. Kali Charan Shaha Road - Gazi Salahudddin Road.

8. Satish Sarker Road- Nawab Ali Road.

9. Akhoy Das Lane - Saheb-e-Alam Street.

10. Din Nath Sen Road - Haider Ali Road.

11. Shashi Bhushan Chatterjee Lane-Syed Salim Street.

12. Rajani Choudhury Road - Islam Khan Road.

13. S.K. Das Road -Serajuddoula Road.

14. Malakatola Lane -Noman Street.

15. Revoti Mohan Das Road-Sahid Alauddin Road.

16. Basanta Kumar Das Road-Abdul Hamid Choudhury Road.

17. Modan Mohan Shaha lane-Daulat Kazi Street.

18. Ananda Das Lane-Abdus Samad Street.

19. Mohini Mohan Das Lane- Mojebul Haque Street.

20. Rup Lal Das Lane- Nurun Nabi street.

21. Devendra Nath Das Lane-Nawab Farooqui Street.

22. Suk Lal Das Lane- Hafiz Mohammad Hossain street.

23. Rup Chand Lane- Fazlul Rahman Street.

24. Hari Mohan Munshi Lane- Bahadur Yar Jung street.

25. Joy Chandra Ghosh Lane- Khawaja Nasrullah Street.

26. Harish Chandra Bose street- Ibne Khaldoon Road.

27. Pyari Das Road- Maulana Mohammad Ali Road.

28. Hemendra Das Road -Moulana Shawkat Ali Road.

29. Shrish Das Lane -Mustafa Street.

30. Iswar Das Lane- Abdul Hafiz Street.

31. Protab Das Lane- Latif Bhatai Street.

32. Gopal Shaha Lane- Golap Shah Street.

33. Puma Chandra Banarjee Lane -Shah Malek Street.

34. Gobinda Chandra Lane- Shah Neamatullah Street.

35. Shyma Prasad Roy Choudhury Lane- Shah Wali Street.

36. K.G. Gupta Lane-Khawaja Sahabuddin Street-

37. H.K. Das Road- Mohammud Gaznavi Road.

38. Thakur Das Lane - Hazrat Mahbub Elahi Street.

39. Justice Lal Mohon Das Lane - Kazi Zhirul Haque Road.

40. Tanuganj Lan- Hazrat Naqsh-e-Band Street.

41. Subash Bose Avenue- Khalid Bin Walid Avenue.

42. Raj Chandra Munshi Lane- Trimize Street.

43. Panch Bhai Ghat Lane -Panch Bhai Street.

44. Nabadwip Basak Lane-- Masudi Street.

45. Kunja Babu Lane- Siddique Sarder Street.

46. Raghu Nath Das Lane-Ibn-e- Rushd Street.

47. P.K. Roy Road (Bangla Bazar)-Ibne-Sina Road.

48. Chittaranjan Avenue- Nazimuddin Avenue.

49. Patuatuly Lane- Ghazali Street.

50. Kabiraj Lane- Imam Malak Street.

51. Rama Kanta Nandi Lane- Imam Shaafi Street.

52. Dr. K.H. Dhar Road- Ahmed Shah Abdali Road.

53. Kailash Ghose Lane- Imam hamble Street.

54. Ashok Jamadar Lane- Ashaque Jamadar Street.

55. Gopinath Dutta Kabiraj Street -Chand Sultana Road.

56. Roy Iswar Chandra Ghose Bahadur Street- Dr. Shahidullah Road.

57. Suchi Pandaripa Lane-Sultan Uddin Street.

58. Radhika Mohan Basak Lane- Mohabbat Khan Street.

59. Rakhal Chandra Basak Lane - Nawab Ismail Street.

60. Hari Prosanna Mitra Road -Murshid Quali Khan Road.

61. Naba Roy Lane- Alimullah Street.

62. Bashi Chandra sen Podder Street-Lalan Shah Road.

63. Ucchab Poddar Lane- Solaiman Qudar Street.

64. Prosanna Boddar Lane-Agha Khan Street.

65. Goal Nagar Lane-Alauddin Khilje Road.

66. Annanda Mohan Basak Road- Abdul Halim Gazanvi Road.

67. Aaloor Bazar-Hazi Osman Ghani Road.

68. Lal Chand Mokim Lane- Shaheen Yunus Street.

69. Goaghal Lane- Shaheed lqbal Street.

70. Madan Mohan Basak Road- Tipu Sultan Road.

71. Jore Pool Lane- Shaheed Aziz Bhatti Street.

72. Lal Mohan Shaha Street- Mohammad Ali Bogra Road.

73. Padma Nidhi Lane- Shaheed Sarwar Street.

74. South Maisundi Lane- Shaheed Rafeequi Street.

75. Bhajahari Shaha Street- Barkat Ullah Road.

76. Bhagabat Shaha- Sankhanidi Road-- Jamaluddin Afgani Road.

77. Sarat Gupta Road-Shah Abdus Salam Road.

78. Narinda Lane- Shah Mokdum Street.

79. Guru Das Sarker Lane- Panaullah Street.

80. Bashiu Bazar Lane -Giasuddin Street.

81. Abhoy Das Lane- Quamrun Nessa Road.

82. R.K. Mission Road- Hazrat Mohani Road.

83. Gopibagh lst Lane- Shamsun Nahar Mahmood Street-1.

84. Gopibagh 2nd Lane -Shamsun Nahar Mahmood Street-2.

85. Gopibahg 3rd Lane-Shamsun Nahar Mahmood street -3.

86. Jaluapara Lane - Shadani Street.

87. Karatitola Lane- Sikandar Hayat Street.

88. Swamibagh Lane-Syed Amir Ali Road.

89. K.M. Das Lane- Hazi Mohammad Mohsin Road.

90. EIatkhola Lane- K.M. Bashir Street.

91. Hatkhola Road -Hakim Ajmal Khan Road.

92. A.K. Sen Bahadur Lane- Hedayet Ullah Street.

93. Chandi Charan Bose Lane- Kazi Imdadul haque Road.

94. Bhagabati Banarjee Road- Feroze Khan Noon Road.

95. Joy Kali Mondir Road-Shaheed Tofail Road.

96. Bamacharan Chakraborty Road-- Ameer I lamza Road.

97. Gopi Kishan Lane -Abbas Uddin Street.

98. Chandra Mohan Basak Street- Syed Ahmed Barelvy Road.

99. Shoshi Mohon Basak Street-- Sir F. Rahman Road.

100. Dr. Radha Shyam Shaha Street-- Abu Zar Ghaffar Road.

101. Banagram Lane- Nishtar Street.

102. Banagram Shaha Lane- Chundrigar Street.

103. Gour Nitai Shaha Street- Nawab Yusuf Jan Road.

104. Madan Mohon Paul Lane- Atiqullah Street105. Mahajanpur Lane- Fedousi Street.

106. Nbendra Nath Basak Road - Wajid Ali Khan Panni Road. 107. Gopi Mohan Basak Lane- Hali Street.

108. Jhonson Road- Liaquat Avenue.

109. Takerhat Lane- Ameer Khusroo Street.

110. Golakpal Lane- Data Street

111. K.P. Ghose Street- Khwaja Moinuddin Chisty Road.

112. Gobinda Prasad Lane- Khwaja Moinuddin Chisty Road. 113. Bagdasha Lane- Khwaja Moinuddin Chisty Road.

114. Sarat Ch. Chakravorty Road Bahar Shah Umid.

115. A.C. Roy Road- Isa Khan Road.

116. D.C. Roy Road- Hossain Shah Road.

117. IZajani Bose Lane- Begum Rokeya Street.

118. Digu Babur Lane- Mosharraf 1-Iossain St rect.

119. B. K. Roy Lane- Keramat Ali Street.

120. Jagendra Narayan Shil Lane- Khwaja Alzal Street.

121. Champatuly Lane- Khwaja Khizir Street.

122. Roy Iswar Ch. Sil B. Street-- AI-B(runi Road.

123. Jadab Narayan Das Lane- Aibalc Street.

124. Babu Bazar Lane- Al Jaber Street.

125. B.K. Gaguly Lane - Jahan Ara Street.

127. Bacharam Dewary Road- Baray Pir Dewry.

128. Padma Lochan Roy Lane- Abdul I-Iai Street.

130. Dibi Das Ghat Lane- Ehsan Nabi Street.

133. Gour Sundar Lane- Justice Abdullah Road.

137. Umesh Dutta Road-- Shahbaj Khan Road.

138. Amlapara City Road- Mir Quasem Road.

143. Nirmal Shaha Road- Osrnan Khan Road.

149. Subal Das Road- Ibn-e-B