The Election Commission of India on Tuesday started airlifting polling personnel in Manipur’s Churachandpur district bordering Myanmar on the south for the elections to the Outer Manipur Parliamentary constituency reserved for scheduled tribes which will go to the polls on April 19 and 26
KRC TIMES Manipur Bureau
The Election Commission of India on Tuesday started airlifting polling personnel in Manipur’s Churachandpur district bordering Myanmar on the south for the elections to the Outer Manipur Parliamentary constituency reserved for scheduled tribes which will go to the polls on April 19 and 26.
Polling officials detailed for duty in four polling stations located at far-off places in Henglep Assembly Constituency for the General Elections to Lok Sabha 2024 were dispersed from Peace Ground, Churachandpur district headquarters on Tuesday morning.
Four Assembly segments of Churachandpur district namely Henglep (Scheduled Tribes), Churachandpur (ST), Saikot (ST), and Singhat (ST) under II-Outer Manipur Parliamentary Constituency are among those that will go to the polls on April 19.
On Tuesday morning, the District Election Officer/District Commissioner (DEO/DC) Dharun Kumar flagged off the first four teams detailed for Sanglel, Khanpi, Songkong, and Phaibong polling stations.
Two polling personnel (PSs) at the four polling stations were airlifted along with the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) in an Indian Air Force chopper.
