CEC, Election Commissioners To Visit Patna on October 4

New Delhi: A team of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, an ECI Election Commission (ECI), will visit Patna on Saturday and Sunday to review the preparation of the parliamentary survey in Bihar. The dates of the parliamentary elections in the state are expected to be announced next week.

The 243 -member Bihar Assembly period ends on November 22, and the surveys in the state will be kept in multiple stages that starts at the end of this month and in November.

The ECI team will meet with representatives of political parties and senior police, administrative and state survey officials while reviewing the election preparation. A briefing of the general, police and expenditure observers appointed by ECI for Biha polls continues here.

The review meeting comes days after ECI’s complement of the special intensive revision of the voters list in Bihar. After a gap of more than twenty years, the Sir, the real citizens of the opposition parties claiming that they would deprive Crors’ rights came under a sharp criticism.

On Friday, ECI organized a briefing to deploy general, police and expenditure observers as a central observer for the next Bihar Assembly elections. A total of 425 officers, including 80 officers from 287 IAS officer, 58 IP officer and 80 officers from other services, attended the meeting.

Gyanesh Kumar described them as “signs of democracy ve, which addressed the observers, and as the eyes and ears of the commission, they were asked to have information about all election laws, rules and guidelines, provide directly space inputs and provide strict and neutral compatibility.

The observers were instructed to remain fully accessible for political parties, candidates and voters in order to eliminate their complaints. In addition, they were instructed to visit the polls centers and to ensure the application of the latest initiatives taken by the Commission for the convenience of voters.