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Observers arrive in constituencies

Responsibilities allocated

No separate observers for checking poll expenditure

Bhopal : November 11, 2008


The observers sent by the Election Commission have reached the concerning constituencies. Chief Election Commissioner Shri N. Gopalaswamy has explained to the observers the duties assigned to them in connection with Vidhan Sabha elections. This time separate observers will not be appointed for checking the poll expenditure of candidates and keeping an eye on election process. The observers will have to carry out both the responsibilities now.

The Chief Election Commissioner told the observers that their role is vital in ensuring free and fair polls. They will have to become an effective link between the commission and the field workers. These observers will remain under the commission's command till completion of the election process.

The observers will have to keep an eye on every election process including publicity, polling, counting and declaration of results. They will also oversee randomization of electronic voting machines, training to polling staff and voters' awareness programme. The commission has instructed the observers to review the deployment of Central police force in their respective areas wherever necessary. They will also oversee identification of critical polling booths and vulnerable areas where complaints of intimidation and harassment of voters are often received.

The observers have been instructed to have all the critical events and incidents videographed at the polling booths during the election process. The commission has also instructed to prepare a comprehensive communication plan in consultation with district election officers so that there is effective communication between various officials on the day of voting.

As per the commission's instructions, these observers will be assisted by micro observers who will keep a close eye on the voting process with a view to ensuring its sanctity. The micro observers will submit their reports to observers.

Soon after completion of election process, the observers and micro observers will submit their reports to the commission in a special format.

 

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