Election Next Day On Duty Leave For Election staff

Election Next Day On Duty Leave For Election staff

Loksabha Election In Gujarat Date 23-4-2019 Holiday Declare

Scores of IT (information technology)  professionals, working in Pune’s Hinjewadi IT park, are in a fix over how to exercise their right to vote.

Many employers are violating the legal provision and have denied employees a paid holiday on election day. As a result the Forum of IT Employees (FITE) has approached Nikhil Walke, labour commissioner Pune, to intervene in the matter.

In a memorandum submitted to Walke on April 5, FITE stated that many IT companies are not allowing employees to take paid leave and exercise their constitutional right. FITE demanded that companies should take the decision to close operations on the day of election and immediately issue circular regarding the same.

FITE also stated that as per section 135 B of the Representation of the People Act, every person employed in any business, trade, industrial undertaking or any other establishment is entitled to vote at an election to the house of the people or the legislative assembly of the state and no wages should be deducted of any such person for granting this holiday. If any employer contravenes the provisions given in this section then such employer shall be punishable with fine.

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FITE has also submitted a list of IT companies in Pune who are denying employees paid leave. Pavanjith Mane, president, FITE Maharashtra said, “We have received a lot of complaints from IT employees in the past four days and hence, we have written to the labour commissioner.”

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Indelible Ink Rules for Loksabha Election 2019

Indelible Ink Rules for Loksabha Election 2019

Maoists are opposed to the electoral process and have in the past attacked people who voted. The use of indelible ink makes it easy to identify people who turned up at the polling booths to exercise their franchise.

Concerned about possible reprisals by Maoist rebels against voters in the November assembly polls, the Chhattisgarh election office has asked the Election Commission of India (ECI) to consider relaxing a rule requiring the use of indelible ink in areas where the rebels are active.

The semi-permanent ink is applied to the forefinger of electors to prevent them from voting more than once under rules mandated by the ECI . The stain lasts several days before starting to fade.

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Election Duty Remuneration Rates to Polling Personnel Deployed on Election Duty-2019

Election Duty Remuneration Rates to Polling Personnel Deployed on Election Duty-2019

Election Duty Remuneration Rates 2019. GO 695 Dated 25.3.2019  ECI Circular No. 464/INST-PAY/2014-EPS Dated 28th Feb 2014- "Election Remuneration to Polling Personnel" Deployed on Election Duty-2014.  These are the Minimum Rates as prescribed by ECI for "Election Duty Remuneration to Teachers, Employees in General, Assembly Elections 2019" These rates were taken from 2014 Elections , Let us see the Rates briefly for information. The Election Commission Commission of India has enhanced and fixed the Uniform Remuneration Rates for Polling Personnel from 2019 Elections to the to the Polling Staff deployed in Election Duties (Loksabha, General Elections 2019 etc).

Election Remuneration Rates 2019 AP Assembly and Loksabha General Elections. GO 695 Dated 25.3.2019. Election Remuneration to Election Staff for performing Election Duties for Elections 2019 released. ELECTIONS – General Elections to the House of People & A.P. Legislative Assembly, 2019 to be held on 11-04-2019 – Financial Authorisation – Concession in T.A. and D.A. to the Chief Electoral Officer, the Observers, the DEOs – Payment of remuneration to the Polling Personnel – Payment of sundry expenses to the Presiding Officers, Permanent Advance to the Returning Officers and Assistant Returning Officers, remuneration to Village Servants – Payment of extra T.A./D.A. to the Polling/Counting personnel – Orders –

ELECTIONS – General Elections to the House of People & A.P. Legislative Assembly, 2019 to be held on 11-04-2019 – Financial Authorisation – Concession in T.A. and D.A. to the Chief Electoral Officer, the Observers, the DEOs – Payment of remuneration to the Polling Personnel – Payment of sundry expenses to the Presiding Officers, Permanent Advance to the Returning Officers and Assistant Returning Officers, remuneration to Village Servants – Payment of extra T.A./D.A. to the Polling/Counting personnel – Orders – Issued.
G.O. Rt.No 695 Dated:25-03-2019.
ORDER:

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Government hereby direct that the following orders, wherein certain financial authorisations and allowances were given to the poll personnel shall holds good for the purpose of conduct of General Elections, 2019 simultaneous Elections to the Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assembly to be held on 11-04-2019.

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Prisiding Officer Assistant android Application Download

Prisiding Officer Assistant android Application Download

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• Useful and handy tool for presiding officers on election duty
• This application will be very useful for presiding officers on election duty.
• Features:
• Voting percent calculator
• 2 hourly voting figures
• Guidance videos
• Voter's list search and download
• Important updates

PRESIDING OFFICER  JOB DESCRIPTION

The polling station team

Polling Stations are open from 7.00 a.m. until 10.00 p.m. On Election Day staff are required to arrive at the Polling Station at 6.15 a.m. to set up the equipment. Staff are not permitted to leave the premises during Polling Hours in order to maintain the secrecy of the vote.

The role of the polling station staff is to ensure that voters are able to cast their vote in secret, free from influence and in a calm atmosphere.

The Presiding Officer

Presiding Officers are responsible for the conduct of the ballot in the polling stations and

they must have a good knowledge of the voting procedures.

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The Role:

• Comply with any instructions from the Returning Officer

• To take charge of a polling station.

• To ensure that all electors are treated impartially and with respect.

• To maintain the secrecy of the ballot

• To supervise the Poll Clerk(s) at the polling station.

Duties:

Before Election Day:

• Where applicable, attend training sessions and briefings provided by the Electoral

Services office

• Liaise with contact person for designated polling station before Election Day to

confirm arrangements for key collection/opening and closing the building.

• In a multiple polling station, make contact with other Presiding Officer(s).

• Make contact with Poll Clerk(s) to check travel arrangements to and from polling

station.

• Collect the Ballot Box and contents before the Poll and keep secure.

Election Day

• Transport Ballot Box and contents to polling station.

• Erect polling booths. This involves some lifting.

• Organise the layout of the polling station taking all voter needs into account.

• Be aware of access issues at the polling station.

• Be responsible for health and safety at the polling station for all staff and visitors.

• Ensure the polling station is opened on time.

• Ensure that all signs and instructions are clear, visible and remain in place.

• Keep the polling station neat and tidy. 

• Instruct and supervise the work of the Poll Clerk(s)

• Account for, and be responsible for, all ballot papers, issued and un-issued.

• Check and mark electors’ electoral numbers in the register of electors and on the

corresponding numbers lists.

• Issue ballot papers to voters

• Ensure that voters cast their votes in secret and put them into the (correct) ballot box.

• Provide assistance to voters where appropriate

• Receive postal votes delivered by hand.

• Manage the attendance of those entitled to be present in the polling station, eg

candidates, agents, representatives of the Electoral Commission and Observers, and

ensure they do not interfere with the voting process.

• Be polite and professional when dealing with all visitors to the polling station and

remain impartial at all times.

• Monitor the activities of tellers outside polling places 

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As I have performed this duty (as Presiding Officer) twice recently, I will try to give answer to the first part of question (duties of a presiding officer).

Although the job description of a Presiding Officer’s duty is a long one, here are main duties in a nutshell:

• Make sure that the election process is carried out in a “free and fair” manner.
• Make sure that all the statutory and non-statutory forms are filled up, well signed, and put and sealed in the respected cover, before the end of the election hours.
• Make sure that voting machine etc. is credited back to the election commission of India properly, within prescribed deadline hours.
• Make sure that the election begins and ends on time.
• Make sure that mock poll is done in the morning hours, before the voting starts.
• If you still want to read “in depth” about it, please visit: BRIEF GUIDELINES FOR THE PRESIDING OFFICERS

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How To Sealing EVM CU BU and VVPAT : Sealing Process of EVM and VVPAT

How To Sealing EVM CU BU  and VVPAT : Sealing Process of EVM and VVPAT

1. The Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) is a reliable system for conduct of elections in which one
person has to be elected out of many candidates.

2. EVM consists mainly of two units – (a) Control Unit (CU) and (b) Balloting Unit (BU) with cable
for connecting it with the Control Unit. A Balloting Unit caters upto 16 candidates. Four Balloting
Units linked together catering in all to 64 candidates can be used with one Control Unit.

3. EVM uses a modern microcomputer and other Large Scale Integration (LSI) chips. It operates on a
special Power pack. It is tamper-proof, error-free and easy to operate. It is easily portable. The
polling information once recorded is retained in its memory even when the Power pack is
removed.

4. The machine, which is according to the design approved by the Election Commission of India, is
manufactured by Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) and Electronics Corporation of India Limited. It
is the end product of considerable experience and extensive trials in Indian Elections under the
guidance of the Election Commission of India.

5. This chapter aims at introducing the machine and familiarising the electoral officials with its
functioning.

OPENING OF CARRYING CASES

6. The Balloting Units and Control Units are supplied in separate carrying cases. A carrying case can
be opened by pressing the latches simultaneously, on both sides of the handle, as shown in
Fig. 1.
7. Remove the Units from the carrying cases carefully by using both hands.

BALLOTING UNIT

9. The Balloting Unit is that unit of the machine which the voter operates to exercise his / her
franchise.
10. It consists of a rectangular box. The box, which is as shown in Fig. 3, has -
a. Interconnecting Cable,
b. Ready Lamp,
c. Slide Switch Window,
d. Sixteen Candidates’ Buttons,
e. Sixteen Candidates’ Lamps and
f. Provision for insertion of Ballot Paper containing the SI. Nos, Names and Election Symbols of
contesting candidates under a transparent (polycarbonate) sheet (Ballot Paper Screen).

12. The ‘Ready Lamp’ is on the top left side of the Balloting Unit. This lamp glows GREEN when the
‘Ballot Button’ on the Control Unit is pressed by the Presiding Officer to enable the voter to record
his vote. It goes off when the voter has recorded his vote.

13. The Slide Switch Window is on the top right side. The Slide Switch inside the Balloting Unit can
be operated to reveal through the window the figures 1, 2, 3 or 4. When only one Balloting Unit
is to be used, the switch is operated to show the figure ‘1’ through the window. If a second
Balloting Unit is used, the switch in that Unit is operated to show the figure ‘2’ through the
window of that Unit, and so on.

14. The voter records his vote by pressing the Candidate’s button against the name and symbol of the
Candidate of his choice. When the Button is pressed, the Lamp (Candidate’s Lamp) on the left
side of that Button glows RED and the voter’s choice is recorded.

15. The Balloting Unit has a provision for inserting on its top face the Ballot Paper in which the
SI. Nos., names and symbols of the contesting candidates are printed. A transparent polycarbonate sheet (Ballot Paper Screen) protects the Ballot paper.

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16. The top cover of the Balloting Unit is opened by pressing simultaneously, towards the right, the
latches at the top and bottom of the right edge of the Unit. The inside of the Unit is as in Fig. 5.
Sixteen Candidates’ buttons are visible, each having an associated masking tab. The buttons
which are required to be used should not be covered or masked. The buttons not required to be
used should be covered or masked with their associated masking tabs. 

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How to Connect EVM with VVPAT machine : Easy Tips and video Download

How to Connect EVM with VVPAT machine : Easy Tips and video Download

The use   of  Electronic Voting    Machines has   revolutionised the   Electoral System    and   introduction of  Voter   Verifiable Paper   Audit   Trail   system    has  provided
greater transparency to the poll process.
This is the  3rd Edition of Manual on Electronic Voting Machine and VVPAT, which   has been restructured in view of the 100% use of VVPATs with EVMs and to
familiarize the readers with the genesis of  the  Electronic Voting    Machine, Process of its Development, Procurement, Storage and legal provisions. On  the   other
side   this   manual    contains all important instructions on  use   of  Electronic Voting Machines and   Voter   Verifiable Paper   Audit   Trail,   making    it  useful   handbook
on  the subject    for  the  Electoral     machinery handling     the  Electronic Voting    Machines and Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail system.

ll Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) machines will henceforth have a built-in hood to ensure that they are not exposed to excess light and heat, ET has learnt. This is part of the corrective measures initiated by the Election Commission of India after several VVPATs malfunctioned during the recent Gondiya and Kairana bypolls, triggering strong reactions from different quarters.

The EC’s Technical Expert Committee (TEC) on EVMs and VVPATs had infact red-flagged the sensitive na ..

Voter verifiable paper audit trail (VVPAT) or verifiable paper record (VPR) is a method of providing feedback to voters using a ballotless voting system. A VVPAT is intended as an independent verification system for voting machines designed to allow voters to verify that their vote was cast correctly, to detect possible election fraud or malfunction, and to provide a means to audit the stored electronic results. It contains the name of the candidate (for whom vote has been cast) and symbol of the party/individual candidate.

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The VVPAT offers some fundamental differences as a paper, rather than electronic recording medium when storing votes. A paper VVPAT is readable by the human eye and voters can directly interpret their vote. Computer memory requires a device and software which potentially is proprietary. Insecure voting machine[ records could potentially be changed quickly without detection by the voting machine itself. It would be more difficult for voting machines to corrupt records without human intervention. Corrupt or malfunctioning voting machines might store votes other than as intended by the voter unnoticed. A VVPAT allows voters the possibility to verify that their votes are cast as intended and can serve as an additional barrier to changing or destroying votes.

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The VVPAT includes a direct recording electronic voting system (DRE), to assure voters that their votes have been recorded as intended. It is intended, and some argue necessary, as a means by which to detect fraud and equipment malfunction. Depending on election laws the paper audit trail may constitute a legal ballot and therefore provide a means by which a manual vote count can be conducted if a recount is necessary. The solution was first demonstrated (New York City, March 2001)[citation needed] and used (Sacramento, CA 2002) by AVANTE International Technology, Inc

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Election Date Loksabha Election 2019 : Election Time table 2019 Loksabha

Election Date Loksabha Election 2019 : Election Time table 2019 Loksabha

GUJARAT LOKSABHA ELECTION DATE 23 APRIL 2019

Lok Sabha election dates schedule LIVE updates: Counting of votes on May 23

• Phase 7 to be held on May 19
• Phase 6 to be held on May 12
• Counting of votes will take place on May 23 
• Phase 5 to be held on May 6
• Phase 4 to be held on April 29
• Phase 3 to be held on April 23
• Phase 2 to be held on April 18
• Phase 1 to be held on April 11, date of counting May 23
• We will have 7 phases this year: CEC

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Loksabha Election 2019 Overview

A total of 91 constituencies will go to polls in 20 states in phase I of the Lok Sabha elections. In Phase II, 97 constituencies in 13 states will be going to the polls. Below are the details of all the phases:

• Phase 1 91 constituencies, 20 states
• Phase 2 97 constituencies, 13 states
• Phase 3 115 constituencies, 14 states
• Phase 4 71 constituencies, 9 states, 
• Phase 5 - 51 constituencies, 7 states
• Phase 6 59 constituencies, 7 states
• Phase 7 59 constituencies, 8 states

Phase I-VII polling dates Election 2019

• Phase I Date of Polling: April 11
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• Phase II Date of Polling: April 18
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• Phase III Date of polling: April 23
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• Phase IV Date of Polling April 29
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• Phase V Date of polling: May 6
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• Phase VI Date of polling: May 12
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• Phase VII Date of polling: May 19

BREAKING | Lok Sabha election 2019 results on May 23

The Election Commisison today announced that the Lok Sabha elections 2019 results will be declared on May 23. The election will be held in seven phases.

State-wise poll details: Phase 1

• Phase I Date of Polling: April 11

Andhra (25), Arunachal (2), Assam (5), Bihar (4), Chhattisgarh (1), J&K (2), Maharashtra (7), Manipur (1), Meghalaya (2), Mizoram (1), Nagaland (1), Odisha (4), Sikkim (1), Telangana (17), Tripura (1), UP (8), Uttarakhand (5), West Bengal (2), Andaman (1), Lakshadweep (1); Total (91)

State-wise poll details: Phase 2

• Phase II Date of Polling: April 18

Assam (5), Bihar (5), Chhattisgarh (3), J&K (2), Karnataka (14), Maharashtra (10), Manipur (1), Odisha (5), Tamil Nadu (39), Tripura (1), UP (8), West Bengal (3), Puducherry (1); Total: 97

State-wise poll details: Phase 3

• Phase III Date of polling: April 23

Assam (4), Bihar (5), Chhattisgarh (7), Gujarat (7), Goa (2), J&K (1), Karnataka (14), Kerala (20), Maharashtra (14), Odisha (6), UP (10), West Bengal (5), Dadra and Nagar Haveli (1), Daman and Diu (1); Total: 115

State-wise poll details: Phase 4

• Phase IV Date of Polling April 29

Bihar (5), J&K (1), Jharkhand (3), MP (6), Maharashtra (17), Odisha (6), Rajasthan (14), UP (13), West Bengal (8); Total: 71

State-wise poll details: Phase 5

• Phase V Date of polling: May 6

Bihar (5), J&K (2), Jharkhand (4), MP (7), Rajasthan (12), UP (14), West Bengal (7); Total: 51

State-wise poll details: Phase 6

• Phase VI Date of polling: May 12

Bihar (8), Haryana (10), Jharkhand (4), MP (8), UP (14), West Bengal (8), Delhi-NCR (7); Total: 59




After the announcement of elections, the Model Code of Conduct, which lays down the dos and don'ts ahead of the elections, will come into effect. Among other things, the code bars the government from announcing policy decisions.

Over the last months, the Commission officials have been on meticulous stock-taking tours, checking whether all the states have been logistically ready to hold elections.
Alleging delay in announcement by the Commission, senior Congress Congress leader Ahmed Patel had tweeted: "Is the Election Commission waiting for the Prime Minister's "official" travel programs to conclude before announcing dates for General Elections?"

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पिछली बार की ही तरह अरुणाचल प्रदेश, सिक्किम, आंध्र प्रदेश और उड़ीसा के विधानसभा चुनाव भी हो सकते हैं. जम्मू-कश्मीर के विधानसभा चुनावों की तारीखों का ऐलान भी चुनाव आयोग कर सकता है. राजदीप सरदेसाई के मुताबिक जम्मू कश्मीर विधानसभा के चुनाव 15 मई के बाद कराए जा  सकते हैं. जून-जुलाई में भी ये तारीखें पड़ सकती हैं लेकिन अाम चुनाव हर हाल में 15 मई तक संपन्न होने हैं.

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1. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in West Bengal: Check General Elections Schedule in this state



2. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Punjab: Check General Elections Schedule in this state


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4. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Uttar Pradesh: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

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6. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Madhya Pradesh: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state


 7. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Bihar: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

8. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Andhra Pradesh: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

9. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Arunachal Pradesh: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

10. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Chhattisgarh: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state


11. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Goa: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

12. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Gujarat: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

13. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Haryana: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

14. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Himachal Pradesh: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state



15. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Jammu and Kashmir: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

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17. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Karnataka: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

18. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Kerala: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

19. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Maharashtra: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

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20. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Manipur: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

21. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Meghalaya: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

22. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Mizoram: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

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23. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Nagaland: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

24. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Odisha: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

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25. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Sikkim: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

26. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Tamil Nadu: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

27. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Telangana: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

Lok Sabha Election 2019 Date Announcement: Aachaar Sanhita (Model Code of Conduct) to come into force today
8. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Tripura: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

29. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Uttarakhand: Check  General Elections Schedule in this state

Lok Sabha Elections Date 2019 in Union Territories
31. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Andaman and Nicobar Islands: Check  General Elections Schedule in this Union Territory

32. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Chandigarh: Check  General Elections Schedule in this Union Territory

33. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Dadra and Nagar Haveli: Check  General Elections Schedule in this Union Territory

34. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Daman and Diu: Check  General Elections Schedule in this Union Territory

35. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Delhi: Check  General Elections Schedule in this Union Territory

36. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Lakshadweep: Check  General Elections Schedule in this Union Territory

37. Lok Sabha Election Date 2019 in Puducherry: Check  General Elections Schedule in this Union Territory

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Lok sabha Election date 2019

Lok sabha Election date 2019

Electoral System

The 543 elected MPs will be elected from single-member constituencies using first-past-the-post voting. The President of India nominates an additional two members from the Anglo-Indian community if he believes the community is under-represented.

Eligible voters must be Indian citizens, 18 or older, an ordinary resident of the polling area of the constituency and possess a valid voter identification card issued by the Election Commission of India. Some people convicted of electoral or other offences are barred from voting.

Previous Elections

The previous general election was held for 16th Lok Sabha in April–May month of 2014 which was won by National Democratic Alliance (NDA) led by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) under the leadership of the current Prime Minister Narendra Modi by defeating the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) led by Indian National Congress (Congress). In the previous general election Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) gained 282 parliamentary seats and Indian National Congress (Congress) gained 44. Earlier there were speculations that the Modi Government might prepone the 2019 general elections to counter the anti-incumbency factor, however learning from its past blunder of preponing election made by Vajpayee Government it decided to go into election as per the normal schedule [5] which is likely to be announced by Election Commission of India (ECI) in the first week of March 2019.

जैसे-जैसे लोकसभा चुनाव करीब आ रहे हैं, देश में सियासी माहौल गर्म होता जा रहा है। राजनीतिक पार्टियां और जनता सभी को चुनाव की तारीख की आधिकारिक घोषणा का इंतजार है। इसी बीच आयोग के सूत्रों से खबर आई है कि आगामी 15-20 दिनों के अंदर चुनाव के तारीख की घोषणा हो सकती है। सूत्रों के अनुसार 7 से 10 मार्च के बीच चुनाव की तारीख का एलान हो सकता है।

मालूम हो कि 6 मार्च को प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी देश के सभी चीफ सेक्रटरी के साथ समीक्षा बैठक करेंगे। संभव है कि उसी दिन मोदी सरकार के मौजूदा कार्यकाल की अंतिम कैबिनेट मीटिंग और प्रगति समीक्षा बैठक भी होगी। उसके बाद ही 7 से 10 मार्च के बीच चुनाव आयोग द्वारा आम चुनाव की तारीखों का एलान किए जाने की संभावना है।



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गौरतलब है कि चुनाव आयोग ने पहले ही सभी राज्यों के चीफ सेक्रेटरी को 28 फरवरी से पहले तबादला प्रक्रिया पूरी कर लेने का निर्देश दिया था। उसके बाद से उत्तर प्रदेश, बिहार समेत कई राज्यों में प्रशासनिक अधिकारियों का तबादला जारी है।

सूत्रों ने बताया कि 10 मार्च से पहले आम चुनाव की तारीख का एलान कर दिया जाएगा। आगामी अप्रैल-मई के महिने में चुनाव होने की संभावना है। 3 जून से पहले नई लोकसभा का भी गठन होना है। ऐसे में चुनाव आयोग की तमाम तकनीकी, आधिकारिक और सुरक्षा व्यवस्था की तैयारियां जोरों पर हैं।

Lok Sabha (General) Elections2019 are due to be held in India sometime around in April and May 2019 to constitute the 17th Lok Sabha. The tenure of the current NDA government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi will end on 26th May 2019.

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The Last  Parliamentary Polls were held in 2014 which were held in 9 phases starting from  7 April 2017 to 12th May 2014 and in which BJP alone crossed the halfway mark on its own by wining 282 seats making and impressive victory and with its alliance the NDA it tally was 336 seats. The Lok Sabha (General) Elections 2019 will be a test of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s popularity against the grand united opposition.

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HOW TO CHECK YOUR NAME IN VOTER ID CARD/ELECTION ROLL BY SMS IN GUJARAT

HOW TO CHECK YOUR NAME IN VOTER ID CARD/ELECTION ROLL BY SMS IN GUJARAT

TYPE FOLLOWING MSG IN YOUR MOBILE
epic<space>your voter id card no.
LIKE  epic xxv3250147
SEND THIS MSG TO 8511199899

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The right to vote is the heart of every democracy. The true power lies with the people of every democracy who ultimately decide the destiny of the country by choosing the representatives who run the Government. India is one of the largest democratic countries in the world in terms of number of voters. In a country so populous, different states have varied concerns and ideas. Hence, voting becomes a medium of expression for people. Given the number of elections that comes and goes by in India and also the rising population, one cannot deny the fact that there have been a few instances of malpractices like vote rigging. To make the process of voting smooth and to ensure that every eligible citizen gets a chance to vote, the Government of India came up with the Voter ID cards in 1993. Now, Voter ID cards have been shaped to EPIC - Electoral Photo Identity Cards.

• How to Apply Voter ID in Ahmedabad

Applying for a new EPIC in Gujarat can be done online. Also, the Chief Electoral Officer of Gujarat has a dedicated website that allows voters to apply for a change of information on the Voter ID and to delete their names from the electoral list. After the introduction of online facilities for modification of information in Voter ID and application for a Voter ID in Gujarat, the whole process of handling a Voter ID has become less time consuming and simple

How to Apply for Voter ID Online in Gujarat
Applying for a Voter ID has become an easy and hassle free process in Gujarat with the web portal offered by the Chief Electoral Officer of Gujarat. Candidates can log on to the website to add their names to the electoral roll by filling an online form.

• Read the steps given below to apply for a Voter ID online in Gujarat:

Visit the website of Chief Electoral Officer of Gujarat. Select “Online Voter Registration” option that is available in the homepage.

As no person is entitled to be registered in the electoral roll of more than one constituency, you must check if your name is in the electoral roll before making a fresh application.

If you select the option to check if your name is present in the electoral roll, you will have to give information like your district name, name, father or husband’s name and age.

If your name is not present in the electoral list, you must make a fresh application. Initially, you will have to register in the portal by providing your name, email id, phone number, address and pincode.

Once you have registered and logged in, select “Form 6 for new Voter Registration” in the page that is being displayed. You will have to enter the EPIC (Electoral Photo Identity Card) number of your family member or neighbourhood.


Form 6 for registration of your name in the Voter ID will be displayed on the screen. You will have to enter information like your name, address, date of birth and details of other family members whose name has been enrolled in the electoral list.

After you submit the form, you will also have the option to upload documents like address proof and age proof. You will receive a copy of the pdf file which you have to save and take a print out.

You must submit the copy of printout in the nearest Election Commission office by post. After verification, the new Voter ID will be sent to you by post to your registered address.

important Link:-
click here for official website

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HOW TO KNOW YOUR BOOTH LEVEL OFFICER ( B.L.O.) NAME AND PHONE NO. IN GUJARAT

HOW TO KNOW YOUR BOOTH LEVEL OFFICER ( B.L.O.) NAME AND PHONE NO. IN GUJARAT

The chief electoral officer (CEO) in the state will launch a SMS-based query resolution system on September 2, for voters who want to know their polling booth or contact details of the booth-level officers. However, to avail this facility the voter must register his/her name in the voters list, if it is missing at present or change details in the electoral rolls from September 1.

Anita Karwal, CEO of Gujarat state said, “We will be publishing the final electoral roll on August 31. From September 1, we will have a continuous revision drive of electoral roll, which will continue till the last date of nominations for the assembly election,” she said, adding that another supplementary roll will be published later.

“We will also be starting SMS query-based system. Voters will need to send SMS with their EPIC (Election Photo Identity Card) number to 9227500958 to know about their polling station and details of Booth Level Officer (BLO). For instance, to know polling station they will need to type EPIC followed by a space and their EPIC number. To know about their BLO, they will need to type BLO followed by a space and their EPIC number. In 30 seconds, they will get SMS from the CEO providing them the information.”


Apart from this, CEO has set up a district-wise helpline for voters. “We have one state level helpline number, 1950, from where voters come to know about their polling stations and other information related to voting. Apart from this, we have also started a district-wise helpline. These helplines are functional between 10 am to 6 pm on all working days, but during election time, it will also be functional in shifts,” Karwal informed.

HOW TO KNOW YOUR BOOTH LEVEL OFFICER ( B.L.O.) NAME AND PHONE NO.

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• SEND FOLLOWING MSG FROM YOUR MOBILE

blo<space>epic no.
LIKE.....      blo xxv3264871
send this msg to 8511199899

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Matdar Yadi sudharana special zumbesh date 23 and 24 february 2019

Matdar Yadi sudharana special zumbesh date 23 and 24 february 2019

The chief electoral officer (CEO) in the state will launch a SMS-based query resolution system on September 2, for voters who want to know their polling booth or contact details of the booth-level officers. However, to avail this facility the voter must register his/her name in the voters list, if it is missing at present or change details in the electoral rolls from September 1.

Anita Karwal, CEO of Gujarat state said, “We will be publishing the final electoral roll on August 31. From September 1, we will have a continuous revision drive of electoral roll, which will continue till the last date of nominations for the assembly election,” she said, adding that another supplementary roll will be published later.


“We will also be starting SMS query-based system. Voters will need to send SMS with their EPIC (Election Photo Identity Card) number to 9227500958 to know about their polling station and details of Booth Level Officer (BLO). For instance, to know polling station they will need to type EPIC followed by a space and their EPIC number. To know about their BLO, they will need to type BLO followed by a space and their EPIC number. In 30 seconds, they will get SMS from the CEO providing them the information.”

Apart from this, CEO has set up a district-wise helpline for voters. “We have one state level helpline number, 1950, from where voters come to know about their polling stations and other information related to voting. Apart from this, we have also started a district-wise helpline. These helplines are functional between 10 am to 6 pm on all working days, but during election time, it will also be functional in shifts,” Karwal informed.

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Elections are conducted according to the constitutional provisions, supplemented by laws made by Parliament. The major laws are Representation of the People Act, 1950, which mainly deals with the preparation and revision of electoral rolls, the Representation of the People Act, 1951 which deals,in detail, with all aspects of conduct of elections and post election disputes.Information relating to enrolment of name in the electoral roll, conduct of elections and issue of Electors’ Photo Identity Cards (EPIC) are available on this website for awareness of the public and for encourage Voters to exercise their electoral rights.Electors and public in general are requested to avail of this opportunity and give their opinion/suggestions for improving the site and making it transparent and citizen-friendly

IMPORTANT LINK::::

download official letter of election commission

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