Border Security Force team arrives in Perambalur for election duty
The Hindu
BSF team of 36 arrives in Perambalur for election duty, ensuring security for the upcoming Assembly elections.
A team of 36 personnel of the Border Security Force (BSF) arrived in Perambalur on Monday to perform poll-related security duty for the upcoming Assembly election.
Led by an officer in the rank of an Assistant Commandant, the BSF team arrived in Perambalur in the morning and reported to Perambalur Superintendent of Police G.S. Anitha.
The team has been provided accommodation on the campus of a private college in Perambalur, said police sources. The BSF personnel would work in tandem with the Perambalur district police in ensuring security during the forthcoming election. Perambalur district consists of two Assembly constituencies: Perambalur (reserved) and Kunnam with the total number of electorate exceeding 5.5 lakh.
Ahead of the forthcoming Assembly election, the Perambalur district police have already formed an election cell functioning at the District Police Office here and vested them with multiple tasks with the overall objective of ensuring free and fair poll.
The election cell comprising a team of personnel of the Perambalur police would devise plans for the management of men, material, and vehicles required for the forthcoming election and make an assessment of manpower strength that would be required for the upcoming poll among others. Field-level police personnel of Perambalur district have been apprised of their duties and responsibilities once they are deployed in the Flying Squads and the Static Surveillance Teams which would be constituted ahead of the upcoming election.
BSF team of 36 arrives in Perambalur for election duty, ensuring security for the upcoming Assembly elections.
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