Rajasthan News: Preparations are being made in full swing for the meeting by-elections on seven seats in Rajasthan. Voting on all seven seats goes to be held on November 13, whereas the date for submitting nominations has been given until October 25. On the opposite hand, the Election Commission is taking strict motion to make sure that there is no such thing as a rigging within the elections. Since the implementation of the code of conduct, numerous companies have seized unlawful items price Rs 13.5 crore in seven districts.
Seizure of unlawful items, money and liquor
Chief Electoral Officer Naveen Mahajan stated that after the implementation of the Model Code of Conduct for the Assembly by-elections on October 15, the flying squads, surveillance groups and different enforcement companies shaped as per the directions of the Election Commission are constantly retaining a detailed watch on the transportation of unlawful items. The Chief Electoral Officer stated in a press release that out of the Rs 13.5 crore price of unlawful materials seized until Wednesday, Rs 2.5 crore was in money. According to him, as a result of mutual coordination between these companies, illicit liquor price Rs 1.1 crore and narcotics price about Rs 1.5 lakh have been seized.
According to Mahajan, Rs 35 lakh in money was recovered from a car in Alwar on Wednesday whereas round Rs 2 crore in unlawful money was seized in Dausa district. He stated that in this era up to now round Rs 35 lakh in unlawful money has been present in Alwar and Rs 10.5 lakh in Dungarpur. According to him, ‘freebies’ and different supplies price greater than Rs 9.78 crore have additionally been seized.
72-72 groups are monitoring in seven constituencies
The Chief Electoral Officer stated that the Election Commission has appointed observers to manage and monitor the election expenditure by the candidates throughout the by-elections of seven meeting constituencies. The Commission has appointed a complete of 11 observers, together with one basic observer and 4 police observers for all of the constituencies. 72 groups every within the type of flying squads and native surveillance groups are monitoring all of the seven constituencies.
Voting for the by-elections of seven meeting seats of the state – Jhunjhunu, Dausa, Deoli-Uniara, Khinvsar, Chaurasi, Salumber and Ramgarh will probably be held on November 13 and the outcomes will probably be declared on November 23.
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