A total of 1354 names have been identified as ‘duplicate electors’, which have their names enrolled in two different places, while 23,161 have been marked ‘expired’ in Meghalaya as on October 8.
Speaking to reporters, Tiwari said that the conduct of the elections have been very peaceful as there was no incident of violence and no incident of re-poll in the state.
Meghalaya has over 140 polling stations bordering the international border with Bangladesh and 187 polling stations along the inter-state border with Assam.
The Chief Electoral Officer, Meghalaya has informed that as part of the Model Code of Conduct for the ensuing Lok Sabha election, 2024 seizures in the form of cash, drugs, freebies etc.
Shillong, April 1: Meghalaya-ni Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), BDR Tiwari, re•baenggipa April jani 19 tariko ong•na sienggipa election-ni bidingo tarisamsoani bak gita political party-rang...
Meghalaya chief electoral officer (CEO) Dr BDR Tiwari on Monday held a meeting with political parties as part of the preparation for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, to be held on April 19.
40 companies of paramilitary forces will be deployed in Meghalaya to ensure conduct of a free, fair and peaceful Lok Sabha elections, to be held on April 19.
