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DEO Srinagar holds meeting with representatives of Political Parties

Threadbare discussion held on rationalization/change of Polling Stations,Polling Station locations

K H News Service by K H News Service
September 29, 2023
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Srinagar: The Deputy Commissioner(DC) Srinagar, Mohammad Aijaz Asad, who is also the District Election Officer(DEO) Srinagar convened a meeting with the representatives of different Political Parties of Srinagar District here at Meeting Hall of the DC Office Complex here on Thursday.
At the outset, the meeting discussed threadbare the Rationalisation of Polling Stations including creation, renaming or relocating Polling Booth locations recommended by District Election Authority in view of upcoming Summary Revision of Electoral Rolls.
Other than Electoral Registration Officers (EROs), the change of polling stations locations was also proposed by various political parties and other stakeholders in the District.
On the occasion, the DC/DEO briefed the meeting about the detailed reasons for change/relocation of 37 locations comprising 83 Polling Stations and recommendations made by concerned EROs for new locations.
It was informed that change of location of said polling stations has arisen due to several reasons like existing location/building being private structure has been converted into commercial setup/closed/upgraded etc.
The DC/DEO said the proposed/recommended new 37 locations of the said polling stations are easily accessible to voters and have all assured minimum facilities for the convenience of the voters.
After having detailed discussion, the DC/DEO assured the representatives of the political parties that all their submitted proposals have been thoroughly examined on the ground by the concerned EROs.
The DEO also asked the representatives of the political parties to identify and furnish their list of Booth Level Agents for all the respective polling areas at the earliest.
DEO further emphasized that the District Election Authority is always open to entertain any observation, objection or proposal for the betterment of the electoral process.
During the meeting, it was given out that as many as 902 polling stations spread across 8 Assembly Constituencies have been set up for successful conduct of Summary Revision of Electoral Rolls as well as forthcoming Parliamentary and Assembly Elections in District Srinagar as and when announced.
The representatives of various political parties expressed their contentment over the consideration of their proposals regarding the change of some polling station locations for the convenience and accessibility of electorates.
Besides, Additional Deputy Commissioner Srinagar (ERO), Syed Shabir Ahmad, Joint Commissioner SMC (ERO), Syed Abul Qasim, Assistant Commissioner Nazool (ERO), SDMs East/West (EROs), Deputy District Election Officer, Shakeel Hussain, all AEROs, the meeting was attended by the concerned Officers/ Officials from District Election Authority Srinagar.

 

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