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SEC reviews arrangements for re-poll for DDC seats in Kupwara, B’pora

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October 18, 2022
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Srinagar : State Election Commissioner (SEC), K K Sharma on Monday held a meeting regarding holding of re-poll in vacant District Development Council (DDC) seats in Kupwara and BandiporaBandipora districts.
Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, PK Pole; Deputy Inspector General of Police, North Kashmir Range, Deputy Commissioners of Bandipora, Kupwara, Udhampur, Secretary State Election Commission, Relief and Rehabilitation Commissioner Migrants, SSPs of Kupwara, Bandipora, Managing Director JKRTC, Joint Director Information Jammu, Dy. DEO Jammu and other senior officers attended the meeting in person and through virtual mode.
The meeting discussed in detail the measures to be taken for smooth conduct of re-poll in these vacant DDC seats for which the election was cancelled due to the non-eligibility of some contesting candidates in each of the two above mentioned Constituencies.
The meeting held deliberations over the transport plan, communication and security plans, list of polling stations including those for migrant voters at Jammu and Udhampur, dispatch of polling material/staff, law and order as well as sensitivity of polling stations, Electoral Rolls, absentee voters arrangements as well as other measures for smooth conduct of elections. It was also given out that the contest would be between the candidates whose nominations were found valid by the Returning Officer and excluding the ineligible (one each in the two Constituencies). Arrangements for migrant voters, if any, from these two constituencies to cast their votes in Jammu and Udhampur were also discussed.
During the course of meeting, the SEC directed the officers to distribute all the required material well in advance, besides the staff deployment should also be worked out beforehand in consultation with other departments for smooth conduct of elections. The DCs apprised the SEC about the measures taken by them regarding the holding of re-poll in their respective districts.

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