800 officers trained on poll expenditure monitoring

Srinagar, August 24 The Jammu and Kashmir Election Department conducted a one-day online training programme on Election Expenditure Monitoring for nearly 800 officers on Saturday. According to a statement, district nodal officers and assembly constituency nodal officers of all 22...

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Updated At : 06:56 AM Aug 25, 2024 IST

Srinagar, August 24

The Jammu and Kashmir Election Department conducted a one-day online training programme on Election Expenditure Monitoring for nearly 800 officers on Saturday.

According to a statement, district nodal officers and assembly constituency nodal officers of all 22 enforcement agencies along with incharge officers of flying squads, static surveillance teams, video viewing teams and video surveillance teams participated in the training programme.

During the training programme, the officers from Expenditure Division of the Election Commission imparted an online session on election seizure management system. The trainee officers were given online sessions by the Special Secretary in the office of CEO and national level master trainers from India International Institute of Democracy and Election Management (IIDEM) and Election Commission.

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