EPIC card and voter slip photo will be issued in Braille script for blind voters, 18 lakh 63 thousand 973 voters in Rohtak loss district … Achi-News

Achi news desk-Bhaskar News Presiding Officers and Assistant Presiding Officers were trained on duty in the Rohtak Lok Sabha elections at the auditorium in the District Vikas Bhawan. Sub-Divisional Officer and Assistant Returning Officer Sampla, Subhash Chandra June, informed the presiding officers about the functioning of the electronic voting machine along with a demo. He gave detailed information to the Presidents about Form 17-C, the President’s Diary, the President’s Statement and the President’s Report, the election process through political agents, fake polls and real polls. He said that as per the instructions of the Election Commission of India, this time a mock poll would be conducted in the presence of political agents on May 25 at 5:30 am, 90 minutes before the actual voting began in the Lok Sabha elections. . In the mock ballot, all candidates must cast an equal number of votes. At least 50 votes need to be cast in the mock ballot. After this, these agents also have to show the vote count. It will be necessary to decide to keep the vote confidential at the time of voting. Apart from this, he also gave detailed information about the precautions to be taken at the beginning and end of voting. Rohtak There are 18 lakh 63 thousand 963 voters in Rohtak Lok Sabha constituency. These voters include 9 lakh 86 thousand 777 male voters and 8 lakh 77 thousand 196 female voters. Meham, Garhi-Sampla-Kiloi, Rohtak and Kalanaur assembly constituencies of the district, Bahadurgarh, Badli, Jhajjar and Beri assembly constituencies in Jhajjar district and Kosli assembly constituency in Rewari district. There are 547 villages in these 9 assembly constituencies. 1884 polling stations have been established in the Lok Sabha constituency. There are 21 eunuch voters, 455 VIP voters, 23331 service voters and 15677 disabled voters in the Lok Sabha constituency. Returning Officer Ajay Kumar said that the Election Commission has printed the EPIC card and the photo voter slip in Braille script for the convenience of visually impaired voters. Braille ballot paper and EVM slip will also be available. Apart from this, many facilities are provided to the disabled voters. It has provision for wheelchairs, ramps and transport facilities at polling stations. The returning officer said that all the disabled voters will be provided vehicle facility to reach the polling station and drop them back home. Voters who cannot walk will also be provided with wheelchairs. Disabled voters and blind disabled voters who are unable to cast their vote by pressing the machine button can take a companion with them to cast their vote. An Associate must be 18 years of age or older. The assistants accompanying the disabled voter who can cast their vote by pressing the EVM button themselves can take the disabled voter to the polling booth. Training will also be given on 7th and 8th May. Training will be given to Presiding Officers and Assistant Presiding Officers in different shifts from 9 am to 5 pm. Similarly, on May 8, Divisional Officer (Civil) and Assistant Returning Officer Sampla will train the Assistant Presiding Officers in 4 shifts from 9 am to 5 pm.