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Khunti, May 7 (Hindustan Reporter) In view of the Lok Sabha general elections, a training program for deputed polling officers for Khunti and Torpa assembly constituencies was organized by the Training Cell on Tuesday. 320 and 280 polling personnel deputed for Khunti and Torpa assembly constituencies participated in the training. This was his last round of training.
Training has been arranged for the polling personnel of Khunti assembly constituency at Birsa College, Khunti and for the polling personnel of Torpa assembly constituency, training has been arranged at Loyla Inter College, Khunti. During the training, all the procedures before voting, on the day of voting and after voting were given detailed information and their work and responsibilities were made aware. Also, the work efficiency of the polling personnel was checked through ILMS app.
On the occasion, District Election Officer cum Deputy Commissioner Lokesh Mishra said that all of you have been made aware of all the election processes through training programs organized at various stages. It is hoped that all of you will be efficient in your work and perform the election tasks successfully. Encouraging the polling personnel, he said that from the time of departure from the dispatch center till the time of your departure from the polling centres, tight security arrangements have been made at the polling centres. All of you will fearlessly discharge your work and responsibilities during the election festival.
He directed all the polling personnel to reach the dispatch center being built in Birsa Munda Football Stadium, Birsa College, Khunti campus on time, so that the polling personnel can be sent to the polling centers on time. The Deputy Commissioner directed the polling personnel to reach the respective polling station at 5 am on the polling day and start the process of voting. During the training program, Senior Officer cum Project Director of Training Cell, ITDA Alok Shikari Kachhap, Senior Officer in Charge cum District Land Acquisition Officer Mo Parvez informed the polling personnel about the details of various points related to successful, fair and peaceful voting. .
