Some of the overseas delegates being defined the polling course of throughout their go to to an election-related centre in Belagavi on Monday.
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Heads and officers of the Election Commissions of 5 countries are visiting India to watch and examine the preparations for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections and various levels of the method.
A workforce visited Belagavi on Monday and met officials of the district administration and Election Commission of India who’re engaged in the preparations.
The workforce had representatives of 5 countries, Cambodia, Moldova, Nepal, Seychelles and Tunisia.
The workforce members went to the Deputy Commissioner’s workplace, metropolis company and the mustering centre at Vanita Vidyalaya in the town.
Deputy Commissioner and District Election Officer Nitesh Patil took the workforce round. He advised the representatives concerning the various processes concerned in conducting the elections.
The workforce members spoke to the officers concerned in mustering and allotment of EVMs and VVPAT machines and different tools and vainness kits for workers being despatched to polling cubicles.
The visiting group members on the Department of Information to check the work of poll obligation officials who’re monitoring information and ads in Belagavi on Monday.
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P.Okay. Badiger
Smooth conduct
Chief Election Commissioner of Nepal Dinesh Kumar Thapaliya advised reporters that the workforce may be very completely satisfied to see that the Election Commission of India is conducting the polls easily.
“We liked the fact that the officials are well trained and that there is great coordination between the district, State and Central agencies. We are happy about the enforcement of rules involving expenditure ceiling, participation of agents in meetings with Election Commission of India officials at different stages and the various field and office teams working in tandem,” he stated.
He stated that the representatives are completely satisfied about using EVMs and different technological instruments in the conduct of the elections.
The workforce consisted of member of the National Election Commission of Cambodia Hel Sarath, member of Central Electoral Commission of Moldova Dana Munteanu, chairperson of Electoral Commission of Seychelles Danny Sylva Lucas, commissioner of Electoral Commission of Seychelles Norlis Nicholas Rose-Hoareau and member and official spokesman of Independent High Commission for Elections of Tunisia Mnasri Mohamed Tlili, aside from Mr. Dinesh Kumar Thapaliya.
Mr. Patil stated that it’s a matter of delight for Karnataka and Belagavi that representatives of so many countries arrived to see for themselves how elections are carried out in the nation. He stated that the workforce can even witness mock voting and actual voting that shall be held on Tuesday.