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On Sunday, polling personnel exercised their franchise at postal ballot centres established at various mandal headquarters.

District Election Officer and collector K Dinesh Kumar inspecting the postal ballot centre at the MPDO office in Gangavaram
Rampachodavaram: Special arrangements have been made to enable around 2,500 officials and employees deployed for local body election duties in the Polavaram district to exercise their voting rights through postal ballots, District Election Officer and Collector K Dinesh Kumar said.
On Sunday, polling personnel exercised their franchise at postal ballot centres established at various mandal headquarters.
The district administration established special centres with ballot papers, polling material and required staff to facilitate the process. Officials supervised the voting to ensure that it was conducted transparently and in accordance with election rules.
Collector Dinesh Kumar inspected the postal ballot centre set up at the MPDO office in Gangavaram mandal. He enquired about the arrangements, voting process and facilities provided to polling personnel. Similarly, polling personnel exercised their voting rights at the postal ballot centre established at the MPDO office in Rampachodavaram. Officials and employees from various mandals arrived at the centres in the morning and participated in the voting process.
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