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BJP Jaipur: BJP Directs District Presidents to Ensure Timely Collection of Victory Certificates | Jaipur News
Jaipur: The BJP has directed district presidents to ensure that the winning candidates collect victory certificates on time. The counting of votes will take place on December 3. It has also asked the district authorities to follow the party’s directions and share details of the victory processions of winning candidates.
“The poll agents at all counting centres have been appointed, and they have been trained to assist our candidates.The district presidents have been briefed on their role in the coming days, from counting votes to assisting the winning candidate in all possible manners,” said Onkar Singh Lakhawat, a member of the election management committee.
The party’s control room is actively working, taking feedback from the party workers. The party leaders have discussed the series of events that will unfold soon after the counting is over. TNN
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“The poll agents at all counting centres have been appointed, and they have been trained to assist our candidates.The district presidents have been briefed on their role in the coming days, from counting votes to assisting the winning candidate in all possible manners,” said Onkar Singh Lakhawat, a member of the election management committee.
The party’s control room is actively working, taking feedback from the party workers. The party leaders have discussed the series of events that will unfold soon after the counting is over. TNN
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After all-women booth, Chhattisgarh district to have only women personnel to count votes on December 3
Chhattisgarh officials are preparing for the counting day on December 3 in Kanker district. The counting of votes for all three assembly constituencies in the district will be done by all women personnel. The district aims to affirm women empowerment by inducting all women personnel for counting of votes. Over 194 women personnel have been put on duty for counting of votes in the district, where women outnumber men voters. This is a unique experiment to bring equality and promote women empowerment.
Chhattisgarh officials are preparing for the counting day on December 3 in Kanker district. The counting of votes for all three assembly constituencies in the district will be done by all women personnel. The district aims to affirm women empowerment by inducting all women personnel for counting of votes. Over 194 women personnel have been put on duty for counting of votes in the district, where women outnumber men voters. This is a unique experiment to bring equality and promote women empowerment.
Senior Cong netas give tips to candidates on vote count
Ahead of vote counting, Congress held training sessions for candidates and counting agents. State Congress president Kamal Nath addressed the sessions, emphasizing the importance of fearlessness and informing officials of any issues. Candidates were trained on legal rights and procedures, with a focus on preventing manipulation. Congress vice-president JP Dhanopia provided information on counting activities and guidelines. The candidates were also briefed on EVMs and the legal process. Chairman Mahendra Joshi urged candidates to be alert and cautious during the counting process.
Ahead of vote counting, Congress held training sessions for candidates and counting agents. State Congress president Kamal Nath addressed the sessions, emphasizing the importance of fearlessness and informing officials of any issues. Candidates were trained on legal rights and procedures, with a focus on preventing manipulation. Congress vice-president JP Dhanopia provided information on counting activities and guidelines. The candidates were also briefed on EVMs and the legal process. Chairman Mahendra Joshi urged candidates to be alert and cautious during the counting process.
‘Parties failed to ask EC to change vote count date’
Leaders of Mizoram’s Young Mizo Association criticized political parties for not opposing Sunday as the counting day. YMA’s central committee met with election officials during the commission’s visit to the state. In addition, a delegation from the state’s NGO Coordination Committee traveled to Delhi to meet with EC officials.
Leaders of Mizoram’s Young Mizo Association criticized political parties for not opposing Sunday as the counting day. YMA’s central committee met with election officials during the commission’s visit to the state. In addition, a delegation from the state’s NGO Coordination Committee traveled to Delhi to meet with EC officials.
