May 2nd 2024.
In Jaipur, a new round of voting is taking place due to a mistake at a polling booth in Ajmer Lok Sabha constituency. This unexpected repolling began at 7 am on Thursday. The Election Commission of India had determined that the initial voting held at this particular booth during the second phase on April 26 was invalid. This was due to a misplaced voters' register, which had been lost by the presiding officer. To rectify the situation, the Commission announced the need for a repolling.
To ensure a smooth and secure process, elaborate security measures and arrangements have been put in place for the repolling. The election department spokesperson stated that voting at the Nandsi booth in Ajmer constituency will take place from 7 am to 5 pm. This will allow the 753 registered voters to cast their votes and have their voices heard. Additionally, to increase transparency and accountability, the repolling is being webcasted.
It is worth noting that Rajasthan has a total of 25 Lok Sabha seats, with the first phase of polling taking place on April 19 for 12 seats and the second phase on April 26 for the remaining 13 seats. This repolling in Ajmer constituency is an important step to ensure the integrity and fairness of the election process. The Election Commission is determined to uphold the democratic principles of free and fair elections, and this repolling is a testament to that commitment. Let us all exercise our right to vote and play our part in shaping the future of our country.
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