Hindustan Times ·
Telangana to hold special camps on Oct 15, 16 for voter enrolment in draft rolls
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- The Election Commission of India has directed officials in Telangana to hold special voter enrolment camps on October 15 and 16. These camps aim to assist citizens, particularly first-time voters, whose names were omitted from the draft electoral rolls published in August.
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Sign in to give feedbackThe Election Commission of India on Tuesday instructed all the officers concerned across Telangana to organise special camps on Thursday and Friday to consider inclusion of those whose names did not figure in the draft electoral rolls published on August 17.
In a statement, chief electoral officer C Sudharshan Reddy said instructions have been issued to Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) commissioner who is the district election officer of Hyderabad and all the district collectors on the conduct of special camps on October 15 and 16.
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