Delimitation Commission to visit J&K from July 6 to meet politicians, officials
The Hindu
We expect stakeholders will cooperate and provide valuable suggestions to complete task in time, it says
The Delimitation Commission chaired by Justice (rtd.) Ranjana Prakash Desai on Wednesday decided to visit Jammu and Kashmir from July 6 to July 9 “to gather firsthand information and input concerning the ongoing process of delimitation” of Assembly seats, the Commission said. The Commission, which includes Chief Election Commissioner Sushil Chandra and J&K Election Commissioner K.K. Sharma, decided to visit the Union Territory and interact with political parties, public representatives and administration officials, it said. “The Commission expects that stakeholders will cooperate in this endeavour and will provide valuable suggestions so that the task of delimitation is completed timely.”More Related News
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