Vote without any fear Chief Electoral Officer Shri Rajan appeals to voters
Chief Electoral Officer Shri Anupam Rajan has appealed all the voters of the state to participate in the great festival of democracy by voting in various phases of Parliamentary Elections-2024. The Chief Electoral Officer appealed all the voters to reach the polling station on 19th April, and take active part in strengthening the Indian democracy by voting without any fear. He said that voters are the carriers of rich democratic traditions. Democracy becomes refined and flourishes only through the active participation of voters. Voting has provided another opportunity to enrich the democratic tradition and fulfill our constitutional duty.
Shri Rajan said that free, fair and transparent election process is an important step in democracy. He has appealed to every voter of the state to vote freely and fearlessly. Shri Rajan said that tight security arrangements have been made during the voting. Strict action will be taken against those spreading any kind of rumours.
Shri Rajan has said that to make the entire election process simple, accessible and inclusive, senior voters above 85 and voters with more than 40 percent disability have been given the facility to vote from home. Through “Saksham App” the differently abled voters can request for wheel chair or other necessary assistive devices. To ensure that the elderly do not have to stand in queues, they are being given the facility to vote first. Adequate arrangements have been made for shade and cold drinking water, medicines etc. in all the polling stations.
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