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Assam Polls

ECI team to visit Assam to review assembly polls preparedness

| @indiablooms | Jan 08, 2021, at 06:41 pm

Guwahati/IBNS: A Election Commission of India (ECI) team will be visiting Assam next week to review preparedness for the assembly polls in the state which is scheduled in March-April this year.

In a government press release stated that, Director General of ECI Dharmendra Sharma and other senior officials of ECI will hold review meetings on preparedness with the District Election Officers and Superintendents of Police (SP) of 20 election districts at Dibrugarh on January 11.

The ECI team will also hold another meeting with the District Election Officers, SPs of 30 election districts, nodal officers of police, excise, transport and other senior officials at a Guwahati based hotel on January 12.

The Director General of ECI will also meet the Assam Chief Secretary and other senior officials of the state government for discussion, on preparedness for forthcoming assembly elections on January 12.

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