Former Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Rajeev Kumar will contest from Chatra parliamentary seat. Shri Kumar has been the former Fisheries Director of the state. He was also posted as Deputy Commissioner of Latehar and CEO of JSLPS. Mr. Kumar has started touring the area after the announcement of elections. He believes that Chatra Lok Sabha constituency is backward. There is a lot of potential for its development.
Meeting with villagers of the area
Former Deputy Commissioner of Latehar Rajiv Kumar reached Tasatbar village of Balumath block on Saturday. Here he held a meeting with the villagers. He said that on the demand of the people of Chatra Lok Sabha constituency, he has decided to contest elections from the area.
Door to door campaign will run to increase voting
Ranchi Municipal Corporation Deputy Administrator Anwar Hussain held a meeting and discussed increasing the number of voters in urban areas in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. He said that people should vote in maximum numbers, this should be taken as a priority. For this, door to door voter awareness program should be run. He appealed to all the citizens to cast their vote first on the day of voting.
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Election food festival organized
To increase public participation in Lok Sabha elections 2024, District Administration Hazaribagh organized Election Food Festival through Sweep Cell. Through these activities, information was given among the voters about the importance of voting and their rights. Chief guest Chief Electoral Officer K Ravi Kumar, special guest District Electoral Officer Nancy Sahay, IG BSF inaugurated the program.
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election festival pride of the country
The entire outline of the program was based on the theme of Elections in India. Ravi Kumar said that this time’s election is very important. The festival of elections is the pride of the country. About four lakh people have been deputed from the state for peaceful elections. He said that in this election, votes will be cast simultaneously in 29521 polling stations at the scheduled time. District Election Officer Deputy Commissioner Nancy Sahay said that everyone’s participation is necessary in peaceful, fear-free and inclusive elections.