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Electoral observer stresses need for transparency
Electoral observer Ms Christina Z Chengdu along with District Collector T K Sridevi held a review on the electoral registration process in the district.
Mahbubnagar: Electoral observer Ms Christina Z Chengdu along with District Collector T K Sridevi held a review on the electoral registration process in the district.
She directed the officials concerned to create awareness among the youth on the importance of voting rights and everyone who attains 18 years of age can get registered as voters.
According to district officials, as many as 12,380 new applications had been received by the election commission for fresh registrations in the district. She directed the officials to complete the verification of application by December 15.
Ms Chengdu also suggested that the officials cross-check either for deleting voters from electoral rolls.
She stressed the need for serving notices on the voters whose houses were found locked during the visits by the officials. This would make the process transparent, she said. Representatives of political parties urged the Collector to ensure that the number of Aadhaar registration centres is increased to enable people to register themselves.
Ms Chengdu directed the district administration to give wide publicity through newspapers and conduct special awareness programmes in rural and interior areas on electoral registration process.
Sridevi said, “We have been organising awareness programmes at all the degree colleges in the district and the pending applications are also being taken up for verification and integration of voter ID cards with Aadhaar number is also going on at a faster pace.”
