In a concerted effort to streamline the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, Baramati’s Returning Officer, Kavita Dwivedi, has announced the successful distribution of over 17 lakh voter identity cards. These proactive measures aim to facilitate a seamless voting experience for constituents within the Baramati Lok Sabha Constituency.
Key highlights of the distribution process reveal a meticulous allocation of resources. Out of the allocated 369,217 voter ID cards, an impressive 287,277 have been promptly delivered to 380 polling stations across the Baramati assembly electorate. This achievement owes much to the dedication of 380 staff members assigned to the task.
Similarly, in the Purandar assembly constituency, a significant portion of voter ID cards, totaling 2,51,471 out of 4,29,351, has been efficiently distributed across 421 polling stations. The concerted efforts of 565 employees have facilitated this crucial endeavor.
In the Indapur and Daund Vidhan Sabha electorates, substantial progress has been made, with 2,15,762 and 2,67,423 voter ID cards distributed respectively. These efforts encompass 330 and 309 polling stations, ensuring broad accessibility to electoral participation.
Furthermore, the Bhor Vidhan Sabha constituency has seen commendable progress, with 3,65,171 voter ID cards distributed across 561 polling stations out of a total allocation of 4,07,921.
Efforts in the Khadakwasla constituency mirror this commitment to inclusivity, with 3,23,741 voter ID cards dispersed across 465 polling stations, facilitated by 515 appointed employees.
The constituency-wise distribution approach underscores the meticulous planning undertaken, with completion expected imminently. Dwivedi has urged constituents to extend cooperation to officials conducting household visits for voter ID card distribution, emphasizing the pivotal role of voter engagement in upholding democratic principles.
Furthermore, Assistant Election Officer Rajendra Kachre has been actively engaging citizens in Hinjewadi, contributing to increased voter awareness and participation. Notably, efforts to boost voter turnout in the Bhor Assembly Constituency have seen tangible progress, with voter ID cards being distributed to residents of the Blue Ridge Housing Society in Hinjewadi. Kachre’s advocacy for voter participation underscores the significance of exercising the right to vote, echoing the democratic ethos of the electoral process.
With these concerted efforts, Baramati stands poised to uphold the sanctity of democratic expression as it prepares for the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections.
