Jaipur: In view of the upcoming assembly elections in Rajasthan, the state’s election department conducted a training session for the collectors of all 15 newly created districts. During the session, training was given to the collectors on subjects like law-and-order situation in the state, election expenditure monitoring, electoral roll, etc.
Information was also given to them about IT innovations like KYC app, C-Vigil, and Voter Helpline app. “Training was given on election-related procedures through a VC,” said chief electoral officer Praveen Gupta. “Online complaints regarding model code of conduct (MCC) and expenditure monitoring can be done on C-Vigil app through videos, audios or photos,” he added. TNN
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Information was also given to them about IT innovations like KYC app, C-Vigil, and Voter Helpline app. “Training was given on election-related procedures through a VC,” said chief electoral officer Praveen Gupta. “Online complaints regarding model code of conduct (MCC) and expenditure monitoring can be done on C-Vigil app through videos, audios or photos,” he added. TNN
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The Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) has demanded that the Women’s Reservation Bill be implemented before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections and the upcoming assembly elections in five states. The RLD spokesperson criticized the BJP government for taking 10 years to introduce the bill and suggested that the reservation should be implemented in the upcoming elections. The bill aims to reserve one-third of seats in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies for women. It has already been passed in the Lok Sabha with overwhelming support.
