Nagpur: R vimala collector has forbidden the elected Hingna Council members from voting during the MLC local authority constituency poll on Friday.
Interacting with the media on Thursday after reviewing arrangements for voting day, Vimala said Sushma Kaware could not vote because of some differences in the criteria for its feasibility.
This means the total number of voters will be 559.
Vimala, the return officer for the election, notifies that voters must carry a photo identity card issued by the Indian Election Commission (ECI) or by the local authority of a member of a member.
There is no other evidence to be accepted.
“The polling catch has been set at Nagpur City Room No.
2 and 4 in the Collector’s Office to choose by the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) company in the city.
Zilla Parishad members will be able to provide their voices in the Tehsil No.
1 office room (MLA premise ) In Rural Nagpur.
Other polling catches in rural areas.
“Describes the calculation settings, the collector says it will be held at Bachat Bhavan, where the ballot box will be stored in a strong room until the calculation day on December 14.
“Police officers examine Bhavan today with me from a security point of view.
Part 144 will take effect in this area tomorrow.
The vote count will be carried out on four tables starting at 8 in the morning until the process is complete.” Vimala told that the preventive steps covid- 19 was taken for each polling station.
“Every voter will experience thermal scanning.
If the body temperature is found higher than usual, such voters will be able to give their votes in the past one hour.
Sanitation facilities have been arranged in all centers.” He added because all voting stations were around the office Tehsil, Setu Center there – in the city, Nagpur rural offices, narched, Katol, Ramtek, Umred, Moulo, and Parshivani will be closed on Friday.
“Because section 144 applies to voting days, people have been banned in 200 meters from the voting station.
We appeal to citizens to work together in this process.
Cellphones, spy cameras, speech pens, cameras, Tabs, as well as any electronic devices are prohibited in voting centers, “he said.