Correspondent Tundla
Tundla.
Under the special brief review campaign, District Magistrate Santosh Kumar Sharma and Chief Development Officer Shatrohan Vaish inspected the special camp organized at Thakur Veeri Singh Inter College. During this, the officials reviewed the process of including new names in the voter list and gave necessary directions to the concerned officials.
Emphasis on adding names of eligible citizens
During the inspection, the District Magistrate directed that the process of including the names of eligible citizens left out of registration in the voter list and youth eligible to vote for the first time should be made smooth and effective. He asked the Booth Level Officers (BLOs) present in the camp to provide necessary assistance to the eligible citizens in filling Form-6.
He also stressed on wide publicity of the campaign, so that no eligible citizen is deprived of registering his name in the voter list.
Citizens aged 18 years or above should apply
The District Magistrate appealed to all the eligible citizens who are 18 years of age or above and whose name is not registered in the voter list, they should apply by filling Form 6 for inclusion of their name.
Keep self-attested records related to updated photo, date of birth and residence ready for the application, so that there is no unnecessary hassle in the registration process.
Instructions to make the campaign effective
During the inspection, officials were directed to provide voter registration information to eligible citizens through special camps. The objective of the campaign is to update the voter list and provide eligible citizens the opportunity to register to exercise their right to vote.