Assam Congress Deploys Special Teams for Secure Vote Counting
The Assam Pradesh Congress Committee formed seven special teams to oversee security during the vote counting process for the assembly polls on May 4. Following discussions with key party leaders, these teams will inspect strongrooms, meet candidates, and engage with district administrations across the state.
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The Assam Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) has established seven special teams tasked with ensuring robust security measures for the upcoming vote counting on May 4. This initiative, developed in collaboration with AICC general secretary and Assam in-charge Jitendra Singh and APCC president Gaurav Gogoi, is part of a larger strategy to maintain electoral integrity across the state.
Following a significant voter turnout of 85.96 percent in the April 9 assembly polls, these teams are set to visit various districts, inspect the designated strongrooms, and liaise with the respective district administrations starting April 25. The teams have been strategically deployed in regions including Upper Assam, North Bank, Central Assam, and others, each led by prominent party members.
The release notes the selection of experienced leaders including Debabrata Saikia, Ripun Bora, and Rakibul Hussain, among others, to oversee the operations in their assigned areas, ensuring that all aspects of the vote-counting process are conducted without irregularities or disruptions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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