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Mobile numbers of poll observers made public

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Updated At : 01:26 PM May 16, 2024 IST

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Hoshiarpur, May 15

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Deputy Commissioner-cum-District Electoral Officer Komal Mittal said general, expenditure and police observers appointed by the Election Commission of India for the Lok Sabha elections have reached the district and started working.

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She said the general observer, senior IAS officer Dr R Anand Kumar, could be contacted on mobile number 8360871668, expenditure observer, 2008-batch IRS officer Pawan Kumar Khetan, could be contacted on mobile number 8360874462 and police observer, 2014-batch IPS officer Kushal Pal Singh, could be contacted on mobile number 7973139811.

District Electoral Officer Komal Mittal said all observers would be available in room number 4 of the rest house of the Public Works Department (PWD), Hoshiarpur, from 11 am to 1 pm daily. Candidates or anyone could meet the observers at the given place and time for any poll-related problem.

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