In Greater Noida, 13 polling stations each have been earmarked for the Meerut Block Graduate and Teacher Legislative Council elections. Voting will take place till October 23. Along with approving the polling places, the administration has also organized training of election personnel.
Greater Noida: Voting preparations have been intensified in Greater Noida for the graduate and teacher constituencies of Meerut Block Legislative Council. 13 polling stations each have been fixed for both the constituencies. 25 polling places have been created in graduate elections and 17 polling places have been created in teacher elections. The administration has also approved the proposals for auxiliary polling places. The voting process will continue as per schedule till October 23.
13-13 polling stations fixed for graduate and teacher elections
The arrangement of polling stations for graduate and teacher constituencies in Greater Noida under the Meerut Block Legislative Council elections has been finalized. Deputy District Election Officer Ajit Kumar Singh said that the proposals for auxiliary polling stations for conducting voting in both the constituencies have been approved.
A total of 25 polling places have been created at 13 polling stations for the graduate constituency. These include 24 main polling stations and one auxiliary polling station. On the other hand, 13 main and four auxiliary polling places have been earmarked under 13 polling stations in the teachers' constituency. Thus, there will be a total of 17 polling places in the teacher constituency.
The purpose of this arrangement of polling centers and polling places is to conduct the election process in an organized manner. Voters will have to go to their designated center and vote. Therefore, it is important to confirm the information about the concerned constituency and polling place before the election.
Training given to election personnel in two shifts
The administration is training the polling personnel to successfully conduct the Legislative Council elections. On Monday, a training program was organized at Vikas Bhawan under the leadership of Chief Development Officer Bhal Chandra Tripathi. In this, the employees associated with election duty were given training related to the voting process and their responsibilities.
Eight personnel remained absent in the first shift of training, while six employees did not attend the second shift. In this way, a total of 14 personnel in both the shifts remained absent from training. The administration has instructed the absent employees to compulsorily attend the training organized on October 13.
The Chief Development Officer clarified that for negligence in election related responsibilities or absence from training, action can be taken against the concerned personnel as per rules. The administration insists that all the employees should get necessary training before voting, so that there is no problem of any kind during the elections.
Complete information about polling stations for graduate and teacher elections
The polling stations designated for both graduates and teachers constituencies have many locations in common. These include Shri Agrasen Inter College of Dadri, NTPC Vidyut Nagar, Parsandi Devi Public School of Chhapraula, Government Post Graduate College of Noida and Panchsheel Balak Inter College.
Apart from this, Badami Devi Vidya Mandir Inter College in Bisrakh, Greater Noida West, Amichand Inter College in Kasna, IIT Roorkee in Knowledge Park-2, Bihari Lal Inter College in Dankaur, Rajendra Prasad Inter College in Bilaspur and Janta Inter College in Jewar are also included in the polling centres.
The names of Bupura Inter College and Public Inter College, Jahangirpur are mentioned in the list of teacher constituency. Whereas, the list of graduate constituency includes Rabupura Inter College and Public Inter College, Jahangirpur.
The administration has taken forward the preparations for the elections by approving polling centers and polling places. Voters are advised to check the information about their constituency and designated center from the relevant official source before voting.