Poll observer takes charge

To ensure peaceful, fair and transparent panchayat elections, the State Election Commission has appointed Arvinder Pal Singh Sandhu, IAS officer, as observer for Ludhiana district. He assumed the charge here on Friday. For any election-related issues or complaints, the observer...

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 08:46 AM Oct 05, 2024 IST

For any election-related issues or complaints, the observer can be contacted at 77430-12314. He will be staying at the international guest house, Punjab Agricultural University (PAU), here. He can also be reached through his email apssandhu2211@gmail.com.

Later, the observer held a meeting with Deputy Commissioner Jitendra Jorwal, ADC Harjinder Singh and senior officials from the police administration.

He also checked the nomination exercise undertaken on the last day of filing papers at various places in the district.

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