Achi news desk-
A pink booth made at Bal Bhawan, Hisar.
Voting will start from 7 am on Sunday in 1764 polling stations in Hisar Lok Sabha. Strict security arrangements have been made in all the booths. Special care was taken for the convenience of voters in the booths. 17 lakh 87 thousand 722 voters of Hisar Lok Sabha constituency, 28 candidates
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Webcast cameras have been installed in all polling stations. Who keeps a close eye on every activity. No unauthorized person is allowed to enter the polling station. Section 144 is in force in the area, so people are not allowed to gather within a radius of 200 meters from the polling stations.
Patrolling parties will continue to patrol continuously. Instructions have been given to the General Manager of Haryana State Transport Department to ensure smooth running of bus services on various routes so that the workers involved in polling parties do not face any problem in reaching home.
Wheelchairs for the disabled are kept outside the polling station.
2 thousand soldiers including 6 companies will be deployed
In the Lok Sabha elections, the police have made strict security arrangements and deployed around 2 thousand soldiers including 6 companies of paramilitary forces. Additional forces will be deployed at critical polling stations. There are 5 Assembly constituencies in Hisar. Along with this, 4 inter-state and 4 inter-district checking posts have been established. All patrol teams will have walkie-talkie sets.
Immediately report any suspicious and illegal activities of anti-social elements during elections by dialing 112, Police Control Room 01662237150 or your nearest police/post station.
All polling stations are monitored via webcast.
With the aim of conducting the elections in a fair and transparent manner, webcasting cameras have been arranged in all polling stations. Through this system, instructions have been given to all the Assistant Returning Officers to monitor all activities that take place in the polling stations.
Apart from this, adequate personnel duties have also been laid down. There will be a ban on the entry of electronic devices inside the polling stations. As per the instructions of the Election Commission, after the completion of the mock voting process, the voting process will start at 7 am. If any voter is still in the queue after 6 pm, it will be ensured that they also cast their vote.
