Dumri By-election: In the Dumri by-election to be held on September 5, voters in Nawadih and Chandrapura block areas of Bokaro district and Dumri block of Giridih district will be able to cast their votes from 7 am to 5 pm. The administrations of both the districts have completed all preparations for this. There are a total of 2,98,629 voters in Dumri Vis area (Giridih/Bokaro). Of these, men are 1,54,452 and women are 1,44,174. There are 1,39,031 voters in Dumri Vis area. Of these, men are 71,612 and women are 67,419. The fate of a total of six candidates will be decided by the voters of three blocks.
DC said
Regarding the by-election, Bokaro DC Kuldeep Chaudhary said that as per the instructions of the Election Commission, 48 hours before the end of voting, all types of banners, posters, headings, pamphlets, cutouts, wall writing and other types of publicity will be completely banned from 5 pm on Sunday. Is. During this period, there will also be a ban on meetings, meetings, street plays, publicity in print, media, telecast, broadcast etc. Action against this will be taken under the relevant sections.
These things will remain banned
DC said that free gifts, money, free food should not be distributed. There will be no party to influence the voting. Religious places will not be used for propaganda. Marriage hall or community hall will not be booked by the party or the candidate. Complete prohibition has been implemented in Bokaro district from 5 pm on September 3 till the end of polling. Adequate number of security forces have been deployed for peaceful elections. This includes Central Armed Police Force, Eco Company of Jharkhand Arms Police, Home Guard, District Arms Police Force, Jharkhand Jaguar Force.
21 clusters for polling personnel
The DC said that for the convenience of the polling personnel, 21 clusters have been made. This includes 17 in Nawadih area and four in Chandrapura area. 174 polling teams have been formed for 174 polling stations. Apart from this, 10 percent polling personnel are reserved. The team will leave from SDO office complex Dumri on Monday. The teams will leave with the route chart. A total of 29 sector and police officers will be deployed for polling operations, security of EVM-VVPAT. Apart from this, there will also be three zonal, two super zonal officers. Micro observers will also be present at various polling stations.
Web-casting will be done at 174 polling stations.
There will be webcasting at 174 polling stations. It was demoed on Sunday. Webcasting will be done at 129 polling stations of Nawadih block and 45 polling stations of Chandrapura block under Bokaro district. Monitoring of polling stations directly from the control room will be done from the District and Election Commission. There are eight ideal polling stations. Five polling stations in Nawadih block and three polling stations in Chandrapura block have been identified as ideal polling stations. There will be two Sakhi polling stations, one in Nawadih and one in Chandrapura block.
Special arrangements for disabled voters
Bokaro DC said that arrangements have been made for ramps, wheel chairs, transport facilities, separate queues etc. for differently-abled voters. The EVM has the facility of Braille script for the visually impaired voter. For this, the administration has given special training to the sector magistrates. Arrangements for drinking water, toilets, ramps, electricity, help desk, separate gates for entry and exit, signage, etc. will be made at the centres. The District Control Room is working 24 hours in the CCR near the Collectorate. Complaint can be made on 06542-247891, dial 100, toll free 1950. On September 5, a temporary control room has been set up at Chapri Guest House in Nawadih. SP Priyadarshi Alok, DDC Kirtishree ji, SDO Chas DPS Shekhawat were present on this occasion.
Voters should use their vote fearlessly: Giridih DC
All administrative preparations have been completed regarding the Dumri assembly by-election. A total of 2,98,629 voters will cast their votes at 373 booths. A total of 1492 employees will be deployed at these booths. This information was given by Giridih’s DC and District Election Officer Naman Priyesh Lakda. Addressing the journalists at Giridih Circuit House, said that 199 booths have been set up in Dumri block area, 129 in Nawadih block and 45 in Chandrapura block for Dumri assembly by-election. This polling center is in 240 buildings. There will be three Sakhi polling stations, while there are 10 model booths. Voting will be held on September 5 from 7 am to 5 pm. The fate of six candidates is to be decided in this election.
There will be arrangements for web casting
Giridih DC said that there will be arrangements for web casting at all 373 booths. Arrangements have been made to watch these booths live from the control room. 1492 personnel have been deployed at these booths while 148 personnel will remain in reserve. One presiding officer and three polling officers will be posted at each booth. These polling personnel have been trained in three phases.
Deputation of micro observers at sensitive booths
DC informed that sensitive and susceptible booths have been marked. Micro observers have been deputed at all sensitive booths. 31 sectors have been created for fair and fearless elections. For this, 31 officials have been deputed. There will be 15 zonal magistrates, while three super zonal magistrates have also been deputed. GPS will be fitted in the vehicles of all these officials and they have been instructed to remain mobile.
Dispatch center has been built in Dumri
The polling personnel posted in the election will be sent from the dispatch center of the sub-divisional office located in Dumri to the cluster along with EVMs, VVPATs and other polling materials from 6 am on September 4. These polling workers will reach their respective booths before 5 am on September 5. DC told that mock poll will be started at all booths from 5.30 am. If there is any technical problem in any EVM, 14 master trainers as well as CIL’s engineer have been deployed to remove it. Apart from this, EVM will be available in reserve with the Sector Magistrate.
Giridih market committee will have strong room
After voting, all EVMs will be received at the Agriculture Produce Market Committee located at Pachamba in Giridih. Arrangements have been made to keep EVMs in the strong room built in the market committee. For this, a three-tier security cordon has been created. This strong room will be under the supervision of Para Military, Eco and District Police. The work of counting of votes will start from 8 am on September 8.
25 companies of paramilitary force will be deployed: SP
Giridih SP Deepak Kumar Sharma said that voters should exercise their franchise fearlessly. Extensive security arrangements have been made. 25 companies of paramilitary force will be deployed during the elections. All police personnel have also been given training. Told that there is no information about boycott of Naxalites elections. Even after this, the police is ready to deal with all situations. Comprehensive security arrangements are being made by marking sensitive and susceptible booths.
Deployment of 24 FST and 25 SST
The SP said that a total of 24 FST and 25 SST have been deployed. Which will keep a close watch on the voting process. Apart from this, 20 QRT teams have been formed. There will be a system of three zonal patrolling. Police personnel will patrol with LMP, MP and bike.
Helipads have been built at three places
For any emergency service, helipads have been made at three places near Upgraded High School Khuddisar, CRPF Camp Complex and Jharkhand Inter College. It will be used in case of emergency. Health department team has been deployed for medical emergency.
More than 200 people have been arrested
The SP said that in view of the elections, the police has taken several actions. Out of 870 licensed weapons, 95 percent weapons have been deposited. 1600 non-bailable warrants have been executed. More than 200 arrests have been made, while action has been taken against more than 980 people under 107. He told that three lakh cash has been recovered. Liquor worth more than 18 lakhs has been destroyed. Ganja worth 22 lakhs was also seized. Told that from 5 pm on September 3 to 5 pm on September 5, dry day has been declared. During this, the sale of retail products and liquor will remain closed in the concerned area. The sale of spirit containing intoxicants or similar substances shall be prohibited in any shop, restaurant or any other public or private place. Violation of this order has been warned of strict action on the basis of relevant sections.
These photo identity cards will have to be presented
Voters who cannot produce voter ID card with photo at the time of polling. He can submit 12 other documents as prescribed by the Election Commission. The DC said that as alternative photo identification, voter’s Aadhaar card, MNREGA job card, passbook with photo issued by bank or post office, health insurance smart card issued under the scheme of Ministry of Labor, driving license, PAN card, Smart card issued by RGI, Indian passport, pension document with photo, photo identity card issued to employees by Central Government or State Government or public utility or public limited companies, government identity card issued to MPs-MLAs or MLCs Reach the polling station with a letter or UDID card, so that they can be identified.