Political parties told to appoint agents for poll booths at the earliest
The Hindu
Madurai: E. Sundaravalli, Commissioner, Employment and Training, chaired a meeting with Collector M.S. Sangeetha and representatives of recognised political parties to expedite the process of appointing agents for polling booths and enable electoral revision. People were asked to approach offices of Assistant Commissioners or Taluk offices to include/remove names from voter list. Special camps for inclusion/deletion of names and address changes to be held Nov 4,5,18,19.
Recognised political parties which have not appointed their agents for the polling booths were asked to expedite the appointing process to enable electoral revision by electoral roll observer E. Sundaravalli.
Ms. Sundaravalli, Commissioner, Employment and Training, chaired a meeting with Collector M.S. Sangeetha, and representatives of recognised political parties here on Friday.
She gave instructions to the officials for the preparation of the voter list. Verification of the list was detailed at the meeting.
People who wish to include or remove their names from the voters list were asked to approach the offices of Assistant Commissioners of Madurai Corporation or Taluk offices on all working days from October 27, 2023, to December 9, 2023.
In addition to this, special camps for inclusion and deletion of names and making changes in address would be held on November 4,5,18 and 19.
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