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Commissioner Rajiv Kumar said on Thursday that special observers have been appointed to oversee the election process, which will be videographed.
Biennial elections were announced for 57 Rajya Sabha seats recently and all 41 candidates in Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Bihar, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Punjab, Telangana, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand were elected unopposed last Friday. Was declared.
However, elections will be held for 16 seats in Haryana, Rajasthan, Maharashtra and Karnataka on Friday as the number of candidates is more than the seats going to the polls. Raising questions after the announcement of the presidential election schedule, Kumar said, “We have appointed special observers in all the four places (states). The entire process will be videographed.”
Seeking to keep their flocks together, amid allegations of poaching attempts, major political parties have locked their legislators in hotels and resorts.
Mobile internet services were suspended for 12 hours from 9 pm on Thursday in Jaipur’s Amber tehsil, where Congress and other pro-MLAs are staying ahead of the Rajya Sabha elections.
The Divisional Commissioner issued an order to suspend the services citing a threat to the safety of the safe people living and moving in the area.
The MLAs have been staying at Hotel Leela in Tehsil since evening after being shifted from Udaipur. He will go to the assembly building for the Rajya Sabha elections from this hotel on Friday morning.
Taking a jibe at Congress, BJP state president Satish Poonia tweeted, “Internet shutdown in Amber due to fear of paper leak.
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