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Chief Secy gears-up admin for taking measures ahead of ECI visit

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
March 10, 2024
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Jammu, Mar 9: Ahead of the scheduled visit of the Election Commission of India (ECI) on 12th& 13th of this month Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo Saturday held a meeting with the civil and police administration to sensitize them about the measures to be taken for smooth conduct of Lok Sabha Elections here in the UT.
During this meeting the Chief Secretary maintained that the objective of the administration is to ensure free and fair elections with large scale participation of public. He impressed upon the Divisional and District administration to take all the necessary measures to ensure that people don’t face any hardships in exercising their democratic rights.
Dulloo took up department wise issues and enquired from the concerned about the measures they had taken so far in compliance with the ECI directions. He asked each of them to use the time before elections efficiently to make these guidelines applicable on ground.
On this occasion the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), PK Pole informed the meeting about the initiatives to be taken by different Departments. He made out that electoral literacy campaigns in educational institutions are going to be held in coming days besides designating campus ambassadors in colleges and universities.
He further informed that as per the guidelines of the ECI each polling stations should have assured minimum facilities. He revealed that each polling station should have facilities like toilets, ramps, power, drinking water and furniture.
It was also disclosed that necessary measures ought to be taken for inclusion of voter education in the regular curriculum in the colleges and universities. The meeting also discussed the connectivity issues in polling stations, approach roads to them in addition to the transport and other amenities to be made available for transportation of electoral machinery and staff during the election days here in the UT.

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