Who are the special observers, what is their role in the elections; Why does the Commission do postings?

New Delhi: The Election Commission of India has deployed special observers in two categories (General and Police). These special monitors will be deployed in six states including Maharashtra
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… So let us know who are the special observers in such a situation and why were they deployed and what is their role…

Deploying special observers (general and police).

    • Andhra Pradesh
    • Maharashtra
    • Uttar Pradesh
    • West Bengal

Special expenditure monitor deployed

    • Andhra Pradesh
    • Uttar Pradesh

Who is the special inspector?

The special observers are former civil servants. He has a strong track record in selection processes and domain expertise. Former civil servants with experience in electoral processes have been entrusted with the task of monitoring the electoral process with strict oversight.

Why is this imposed?

Special observers have been deployed to ensure fairness and credibility in the elections and to maintain the democratic process. Special observers also monitor security forces and voting machines.

Expenditure monitor is also appointed in elections. So that no candidate can distribute money, illegal liquor and free stuff. He has been tasked with strengthening expenditure monitoring.

this is the role

    • Special monitors will be deployed at the state headquarters. If necessary, special observers will visit more sensitive constituencies and districts. If coordination is required, he can also visit the area.
    • If necessary, necessary information can be sought from time to time from observers posted in parliamentary constituencies and assembly constituencies and districts of the state.
    • Will seek inputs and coordinate with regional heads and nodal officers of various agencies involved in monitoring activities.
    • Special attention will be given to border areas and work will be done on border sensitization to stem the flow of incitement and obtain information for redressal of public grievances.
    • Enforcing guidelines, coordinating with various agencies, responding promptly against false propaganda and ensuring compliance with do's and don'ts.
    • Careful monitoring should be ensured 72 hours before voting. So that fair elections can be conducted.
  • Will also participate in DEOS/SPS/Law Enforcement Agency meetings organized by Special Vigilance Commission or Regional Deputy Election Commissioners to share their inputs and past experiences.