Teacher And Graduate MLC Polling Begins In Shamli Amid Tight Security

Voting for the teacher and graduate MLC elections has begun in Shamli district amid tight security. The administration has set up six polling centres with a total of 22 booths across the district.

Revenue officials and police personnel have been deployed at the polling centres. Voters are being allowed to enter only after intensive checking. The administration has also banned voters from carrying mobile phones and other electronic devices inside the polling centres.

District Magistrate Alok Yadav is personally visiting different polling centres to inspect the arrangements and review the security situation. Officials are keeping a close watch on the polling process under the administration’s supervision.

Polling is being held for the teacher and graduate MLC seats of the Meerut-Saharanpur division. The polling time has been fixed from 8 am to 4 pm.

According to the arrangements made by the administration, six polling centres and 22 booths have been established in Shamli district. A total of 1,619 voters are eligible to vote for the teacher MLC seat, while 4,586 voters will exercise their franchise for the graduate MLC seat.

The administration has made arrangements keeping in mind the convenience and security of the voters. Checking is being carried out at the polling centres before voters are permitted to proceed inside. Mobile phones and other electronic equipment are not being allowed within the polling premises.

Tight security arrangements have been made under the direction of District Magistrate Alok Yadav and Superintendent of Police NP Singh. Police personnel and the officials concerned have been instructed to remain alert during the polling process.

District Magistrate Alok Yadav is also inspecting the polling centres himself and reviewing the arrangements on the ground. The administration has said that all necessary steps are being taken to ensure peaceful and impartial polling.

Alok Yadav said that six polling centres had been established in the district and that strong security arrangements had been made at all the centres. He said voters were being allowed to enter the polling centres according to the prescribed arrangements and that the polling process was being monitored continuously.

After casting her vote, a woman teacher voter who came out of the polling centre said she wanted to vote for a candidate who would work for the interests of teachers and for their better future. She also shared her opinion about the candidates of the Samajwadi Party and the Bharatiya Janata Party. The woman voter said that she considered the BJP candidate to be better.

Polling is continuing in Shamli district amid tight security. The administration is maintaining continuous monitoring at the polling centres so that the election process can be completed in a peaceful and impartial manner.