New Delhi: IAS OFFICER MUKTA Arya, who served as the election officer of the Howrah District Assembly during the West Bengal election last year, has lost his father a day before voting in the electoral district.
However, this does not make it not report to work to ensure smooth and peaceful elections.
On Tuesday, the election commission respected Arya with the best election practice award for good work in ensuring setting 100% of minimum guaranteed facilities in all fields of HOWRA voting and building voter confidence through transportation planning and other facilities.
Among other awards given by the Election Commission on the occasion of the 12th National Voters Day on Tuesday, the best country award to the Chief of the Tamil Nadu Election Officer (CEO) Satyabrata Sahoo to conduct a country election in 2021 with a special focus on its initiative.
and security management.
The second best country award went to CEO Assam Nitin Khade to hold assembly selection of 2021 in Assam in an inclusive and accessible manner, with an increase of 0.72% in the female voter voter ratio.
Sumit Gupta, Deo of North 24 parganas during the election of West Bengal last year, also won the best election practice for its intensive voter education initiative; As with the purpose of Deo Vararali Blood to build a PWD database (people with disabilities) of voters and birbhum supervisors from Police Nardra Nath Tripathi to carry out peaceful elections even though there is a domestic tragedy.
Among the special awards, one for monitoring expenses goes to income tax, Probe Pravin Kumar; for security management to Deepak Kumar Kedia; And for that initiative to the technical advisory group consisting of Prof.
Rajan Moona, Prof.
G Siva Kumar, H Krishnamurthy and R S Mani.
The National Award for the Government Department for voter awareness went to the outreach and communication agency with Satayendra Prakash, while the National Media Award was awarded by the RNU Radio Door Election Commission in Guwahati Manas Pratim Sarma to spread news awareness through the Buletins, debate and discussion on the radio.
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