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Nishanthi reviews poll preparations with parties
In Short
The collector briefed the representatives on the various stages of the election process, important dates and preparations being made for the smooth conduct of the polls.

Collector T Nishanthi reviewing the arrangements for the local body elections
PADERU: ASR District Collector T Nishanthi on Friday reviewed the arrangements for the local body elections with representatives of various political parties and explained the election schedule, procedures and Model Code of Conduct.
The collector briefed the representatives on the various stages of the election process, important dates and preparations being made for the smooth conduct of the polls.
Nishanthi urged political parties and candidates to strictly adhere to the Model Code of Conduct and follow the guidelines prescribed by the election authorities. Copies of the election guidelines and the code of conduct were distributed to representatives of all political parties to familiarise them with the rules to be followed during the election period.
Joint Collector Tirumani Sri Pooja, ITDA Project Officer Aditya Varma, Paderu Sub-Collector Kanala Chiranjeevi Naga Venkata Sahith and Additional Superintendent of Police Sruthi attended the meeting.
Later, the collector held discussions with Zilla Parishad Chief Executive Officer Vasudeva Rao, District Panchayat Officer Chandrasekhar, DLPO P S Kumar and other Panchayat Raj Department officials on election preparedness.
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