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Panchayat By-Polls: State Election Commission Announces Dates for Panchayat By-Polls in Jaipur Rural District | Jaipur News
Jaipur: The state election commission has announced the dates for the by-elections of different village panchayats in Jaipur Rural district. By-elections for vacant posts of sarpanches, deputy-sarpanches and ward-panches will be held on January 10 and 11, 2024.
With the announcement of the election schedule on Friday, the model code of conduct has also come into effect in the respective constituencies.According to a press release issued by the district administration, public notice for these elections will be issued by the district election officer on December 26, 2023. Nomination papers will be accepted till January 2, 2024. Scrutiny of nomination papers will start from 10am on January 3, where names can be withdrawn till 3pm on January 3.
“The election and the counting will take place on the same day. Polling will be conducted from 8am till 5pm and counting will start immediately after the polling process is over,” said Neelima Takshak, district election official.
By-elections will be held for the posts of sarpanch in gram panchayat of Jhotwara’s Bhambhori, Khijuria Brahmnan and Palawala Jatan of Tunga and Ballupura of Kotkhavada.
The by-elections for the post of sarpanch and deputy sarpanch will be conducted through EVMs, while for the ward-panches it will be through ballot boxes.
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With the announcement of the election schedule on Friday, the model code of conduct has also come into effect in the respective constituencies.According to a press release issued by the district administration, public notice for these elections will be issued by the district election officer on December 26, 2023. Nomination papers will be accepted till January 2, 2024. Scrutiny of nomination papers will start from 10am on January 3, where names can be withdrawn till 3pm on January 3.
“The election and the counting will take place on the same day. Polling will be conducted from 8am till 5pm and counting will start immediately after the polling process is over,” said Neelima Takshak, district election official.
By-elections will be held for the posts of sarpanch in gram panchayat of Jhotwara’s Bhambhori, Khijuria Brahmnan and Palawala Jatan of Tunga and Ballupura of Kotkhavada.
The by-elections for the post of sarpanch and deputy sarpanch will be conducted through EVMs, while for the ward-panches it will be through ballot boxes.
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