Speaking on the occasion, State Chief Electoral Officer Vikas Raj emphasized the exploration of avenues for expanding awareness activities, including discussions on pro-bono hoarding space provision as directed by ECI.
The Collector along with Commissioner of Police Sunil Dutt addressed the media on Wednesday after inaugurating the media centre at the Zilla Parishad meeting hall on the preparations for the Lok Sabha elections.
The data as received from the SBI can be accessed at: https://www.eci.gov.in/candidate-politicalparty The data has been provided by the SBI in two parts.
This was after ECI noticed a few cases wherein officers were being transferred or posted in the adjacent districts within the same parliamentary constituency.
State BJP President G Kishan Reddy, who lodged a complaint with the ECI, in his letter stated that the BRS candidates were moving around polling booths with a large number of supporters to influence voters and when his party workers tried to stop them, they attacked them
Addressing the election teams’ meeting, Election General Observer Ratnakar Jha underscored the imperative of maintaining peace and adherence to election norms for a smooth voting process.
According to the ECI, special voters, service voters, voters on election duty and electors subjected to preventive detention are entitled to make use of postal ballot option.
The citizens can view the copies of affidavits filed by the contesting candidates (Form-26) in the ECI website or by downloading KYC App (Know your candidates App).
The writ petition filed under Article 32 alleged that EC has been insisting its officials to collect Aadhaar numbers of voters and the state officers are forcing the village, and booth level officials to collect Aadhaar number from the voters.
