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‘Rotation of Reserved Constituencies not under CEO’s domain’

K H News Service by K H News Service
December 26, 2018
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Jammu: The office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), J&K Wednesday made it clear that the ‘rotation of reserved Assembly Constituencies’ in the State doesn’t fall in the domain of CEO.
Responding to a news item published in Hindi daily ‘Amar Ujala’ Wednesday, regarding rotation of reserved constituencies in the State, Deputy Chief Electoral Officer, Anil Sagotra said the office of CEO has neither sought any report from the Deputy Commissioners in this regard, as reported by the newspaper, and nor does the exercise of ‘rotation of reserved Assembly Constituencies’ fall in the domain of the Chief Electoral Officer.
He urged the newspaper to get its facts correct before rushing with publication of such invented stories, which only lead to spreading fiction and denting their own credibility among the readers.

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