Spiti’s Tashigang to be model polling station

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Updated At : 12:16 PM Oct 20, 2021 IST

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Mandi, October 19

The world’s highest, Tashigang, will be a model polling station in Lahaul and Spiti. The Election Commission will make adequate arrangements to ensure a 100 per cent voting at the polling station on October 30.

Besides, two other model polling stations will be set up at Rangrik and Jhalma. Situated at 15,226 feet, Tashigang village in the Spiti valley has 47 voters, including 18 women.

Deputy Commissioner Neeraj Kumar said that three model polling stations would be set up at Tashigang, Rangrik and Jhalma. As per the guidelines of Election Commission of India, adequate arrangements would be made for the convenience of the voters. — TNS

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