DC thanks voters for peaceful voting

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Hoshiarpur, Updated At : 04:21 AM Nov 22, 2024 IST

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Deputy Commissioner-cum-District Election Officer Komal Mittal on Wednesday expressed gratitude to voters of Chabbewal constituency for helping the administration in accomplishing the entire voting process in a smooth and peaceful manner.

Accompanied by SSP Surendra Lamba, Komal Mittal while visiting different polling stations in the constituency also lauded the polling staff and security personnel for ensuring free, fair and transparent voting. She said the EVMs had been deposited by the polling staff at designated location from these would be sent to the counting centre at local Rayat Bahra Group of Institute. The counting of votes would be held on November 23 (Saturday) for which necessary arrangements were being made, she said. —

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