General observer inspects polling arrangements

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The General Observer also visited the reception centre and counting hall established in Kondapalli municipality.

Election General Observer S Nagalakshmi inspecting polling arrangements at a polling station in Nandigama on Sunday
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Election General Observer S Nagalakshmi inspecting polling arrangements at a polling station in Nandigama on Sunday

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Vijayawada: Election General Observer S Nagalakshmi inspected polling arrangements at various urban local body election centres in NTR district on Sunday to ensure that the elections were conducted in a free, fair and transparent manner.

She first visited the polling stations set up at Anasagaram Zilla Parishad High School and Pallotti Global School in Nandigama municipality. She examined the facilities provided to voters and reviewed the arrangements to ensure that they could exercise their franchise without inconvenience. Later, she inspected 10 polling stations in Kondapalli municipality, including those at DAV Public School and Zilla Parishad Girls’ High School.

The General Observer also visited the reception centre and counting hall established in Kondapalli municipality. She reviewed the arrangements for receiving and safeguarding election material and preparations for the counting of votes. In Vijayawada, Nagalakshmi inspected polling stations at Bishop Azaraiah Girls’ High School and Boyapati Siva Rama Krishna Vijayawada Municipal Corporation High School.

Nandigama Municipal Commissioner G Lova Raju, Kondapalli Municipal Commissioner Srinivasa Rao, Vijayawada Revenue Divisional Officer (DRO) Vennela Srinu and municipal and revenue officials accompanied her during the inspections.

Dasari Srinivasa Rao is a Staff Reporter with The Hans India, covering NTR and Krishna districts, with a primary focus on Vijayawada. He has 32 years of experience in journalism. His reporting spans a wide range of beats, including city and rural development, politics, irrigation, education, crime, and human-interest stories.

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