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Three-tier security to be deployed at all counting centres ahead of October 8 Vote count: CEO PK Pole

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October 5, 2024
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Srinagar: The Election Commission of India has made all preparations for the counting of votes in Jammu and Kashmir on Oct 08 while a robust three-tier security system will be implemented at all counting centres across the Union Territory.

Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) PK Pole said that all necessary arrangements have been finalized to ensure the smooth and secure conduct of the vote counting, scheduled for October 8.

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“All arrangements are in place for the October 8 vote counting. A strong three-tier security arrangement will be deployed to guarantee smooth proceedings and public safety during the counting of votes,” CEO PK Pole said.

This was the first assembly election after abrogation of Article 370 as the elections were held in three phases on September 18, 25, and October 1.

As the counting date approaches, authorities are ensuring that the process will proceed efficiently and securely.

They officials added that the randomization of counting staff is nearly complete, a key step in ensuring impartiality during the vote count. “The randomization process is crucial to maintaining fairness, and we are almost finished with it. Our teams are well-equipped and ready for the task at hand,”

To ensure a hassle-free experience on counting day, essential infrastructure and safety measures have been put in place. “Basic facilities like washrooms and drinking water will be available for everyone involved. We’ve also taken precautions by implementing fire safety measures and stationing medical staff on standby for any emergencies,” they said.

The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly election, the first since the region’s reorganization, has garnered significant attention nationwide. The counting of votes, set to take place under the strict supervision of the Election Commission, is being closely monitored as the Union Territory awaits the results from its constituencies.

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