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September 6: Cec To Visit Jaipur Today, To Review Poll Preparedness | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Chief election commissioner (CEC) Rajiv Kumar, election commissioners Anup Chandra Pandey and Arun Goel will visit Jaipur on Friday to review preparations for the upcoming Assembly elections in the state. The CEC will be on a three-day visit to Jaipur from September 29 to October 1.
State’s chief electoral officer Praveen Gupta said that on September 29, the chief election commissioner, commissioners, and other senior officials of the commission will hold a meeting with representatives of recognized political parties in Jaipur.
After this, the commission will have discussions with the enforcement agencies like state police, CPF, Income Tax, Excise, Transport, Commercial Tax Department, coordinators of state’s lead banks, nodal officers of railways and airport etc.
Gupta said that a presentation related to preparations of the elections will be given before the CEC on September 30 by the chief electoral officer, state police nodal officer and nodal officers of central police force. To take stock of the pre-election preparations, a meeting will be held with district election officers, inspectors general of police, superintendents of police (SPs), and other officials.
Gupta said on October 1, the last day of the tour, the CEC and the commissioners will review preparations for the assembly elections during a meeting with chief secretary Usha Sharma and DGP Umesh Mishra.
As part of special summary revision, 5.5 lakh applications have been received for the addition of new names to the electoral rolls.
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State’s chief electoral officer Praveen Gupta said that on September 29, the chief election commissioner, commissioners, and other senior officials of the commission will hold a meeting with representatives of recognized political parties in Jaipur.
After this, the commission will have discussions with the enforcement agencies like state police, CPF, Income Tax, Excise, Transport, Commercial Tax Department, coordinators of state’s lead banks, nodal officers of railways and airport etc.
Gupta said that a presentation related to preparations of the elections will be given before the CEC on September 30 by the chief electoral officer, state police nodal officer and nodal officers of central police force. To take stock of the pre-election preparations, a meeting will be held with district election officers, inspectors general of police, superintendents of police (SPs), and other officials.
Gupta said on October 1, the last day of the tour, the CEC and the commissioners will review preparations for the assembly elections during a meeting with chief secretary Usha Sharma and DGP Umesh Mishra.
As part of special summary revision, 5.5 lakh applications have been received for the addition of new names to the electoral rolls.
We also published the following articles recently
Poll panel team reviews electoral roll revision
A two-member Election Commission team conducted a review of the state electoral rolls in Jharkhand ahead of the next year’s Lok Sabha elections. The team discussed the preparedness for the elections and the recent electoral roll revisions. The state currently has approximately 2.47 crore eligible voters, and another roll revision is planned for October next year before the state assembly elections. The team also launched a book titled Election Question Bank and released renditions of the EC’s voter awareness song in multiple languages.
A two-member Election Commission team conducted a review of the state electoral rolls in Jharkhand ahead of the next year’s Lok Sabha elections. The team discussed the preparedness for the elections and the recent electoral roll revisions. The state currently has approximately 2.47 crore eligible voters, and another roll revision is planned for October next year before the state assembly elections. The team also launched a book titled Election Question Bank and released renditions of the EC’s voter awareness song in multiple languages.
State election officials to delete 17L voters from roll
Around 17 lakh names will be removed from the electoral roll in the state of Maharashtra following a two-month door-to-door verification drive. The names of 10.85 lakh deceased voters and 7.29 lakh voters who do not live at the address mentioned will be struck off. The Election Commission of India has instructed all states to ensure voter lists are checked by Booth Level Officers as part of the purification drive ahead of next year’s Lok Sabha elections.
Around 17 lakh names will be removed from the electoral roll in the state of Maharashtra following a two-month door-to-door verification drive. The names of 10.85 lakh deceased voters and 7.29 lakh voters who do not live at the address mentioned will be struck off. The Election Commission of India has instructed all states to ensure voter lists are checked by Booth Level Officers as part of the purification drive ahead of next year’s Lok Sabha elections.
Electoral rolls to be revised
The revision of electoral rolls for Konkan and Mumbai graduates constituencies, as well as the Mumbai teachers constituency, will take place from October 16 to December 30. The final list will be published on December 30, with November 1 being the qualifying date for inclusion of names. This process aims to ensure accurate and up-to-date voter information.
The revision of electoral rolls for Konkan and Mumbai graduates constituencies, as well as the Mumbai teachers constituency, will take place from October 16 to December 30. The final list will be published on December 30, with November 1 being the qualifying date for inclusion of names. This process aims to ensure accurate and up-to-date voter information.
