HubbalLi: District administration has made complicated arrangements for free and fair HDMC selection to be held on Friday.
After being left by the ward, the number of wards has increased to 82 of 67, making the second largest HDMC corporation after BBMP in the state.
This is the first election after being discarded.
Active campaign ends at 7am on Wednesday.
The State Election Commission only allowed a door-to-door campaign to curb the spread of Covid-19.
All parties did not leave the stone missed all the wards in a short time span to the Woo voter.
Those who have tested the positive Covid-19 can also provide their voices because special settings have been made for them.
About 8,17,372 voters, including 4,11,092 women will use their franchise to decide the fate of 420 candidates on Friday.
Deputy Commissioner Nitesh Patil said, “We have taken all steps to ensure an incident-free election.
Voting will be held from 7am to 6pm on Friday while the vote count will be held on September 6 as a precaution, the police department has confiscated 913 licensed weapons And we have given 100 licensed weapons.
The Excise Ministry has launched a special drive to curb illegal liquor sales during the election period, has submitted 74 cases in this relationship from 16 to 26 August and seized liquor and vehicle worth Rs 1.21 Lakh.
“Patil said the 842 polling booth was established in all 82 wards, where 108 had been identified as sensitive booths.
Security has been estimated in all booths and 3,704 staff from various departments have been deployed for election assignments.
Voters must wear a mask and keep social distance while waiting for their turn in the queue to vote.
Patil said those who had tested positive for Covid-19 were allowed to vote them one hour before the end of the vote.
“We have appointed Dr.
Sridhar Dandeppanavar as a nodal officer to make arrangements for positive people to choose.
So, positive patients who are interested must notify nodal officers on or before September 2,” he said.
Order obstacles remember the HDMC elections, district administration has enforced orders forbidating assembly restrictions or meetings in public places from 6am on Wednesday to 6pm on Fridays under the part 144 CRPC.