Chennai: In Tamil Nadu, the polling stations for the Eastern Assembly for the Eastern Assembly will continue from 7 am to 6 pm. District Election Officer and Collector Raja Gopal Sungara said that all arrangements have been made on Wednesday (February 5, 2025) and that voters have been asked to use their democratic rights without any hassle.

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Until nine in the morning, 11 percent of the voting was made.

District Magistrate and District Election Officer Raja Gopal Sungara launched a voting at seven o’clock in the morning, and nine in the morning, 10.95 percent of voters used their rights.

Election officials said there were a good number of people in the first two hours of peace and no incident.

Officials said that due to the cold, the people were not coming in the vote at the beginning of the vote, but more voters were expected to arrive on that day.


Among the initial voters who voted was the district magistrate Raja Gopal Sungara.

Although there is a war between the ruling TMK and the actor-Concipture Seeman between Thamiller Kachi (NTK), there are a total of 46 candidates, including 44 independents.

The seat has been placed in the seat due to the death of Congress MLA Evez Ilangovan.

The main opposition party AIADMK and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have announced to boycott the selection.

 

Holidays have been announced

Holidays have been declared in educational institutions, government and private organizations in the constituency to facilitate voting. In addition, voters working in the district and surrounding districts have the right to a holy holiday on Wednesday. “If there is any violation of the leave of leave, it was said that action would be taken against the companies involved

Nine polling stations are sensitive

Raja Gopal Sunakara said that voting will be held in a total of 237 booths, including nine booths were identified with additional security personnel. These polling stations have been installed to monitor the Micro Observer polling booth and monitor the clock.

There are 2,27,546 voters in the Erode constituency. “Voters can use one of the 12 types of documents to vote.” The Collector said that nine sensitive polling booths were identified and webcasting at all polling booths.

He said that about 1,500 police personnel and the Central Industrial Security Force (CISP) employees have been deployed in the booths. A total of 57 complaints have been received by the election, which has taken necessary action.

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