MANGALURU: Fate of 58 candidates contesting in 8 assembly segments of Dakshina Kannada district shall be determined on Tuesday.
The Election Commission is fully prepared with 336 counting officers on its rolls to rely votes of Belthangady, Moodbidri, Mangaluru City North, Mangaluru City South, Mangaluru, Bantwal, Puttur and Sullia constituencies at Mahatma Gandhi Centenary Higher Primary School and Mahatma Gandhi Centenary Composite PU College at Bondel.
Deputy commissioner S Sasikanth Senthil mentioned the method will begin with the counting of postal ballots gained till 8am on Friday. Postal ballots had been despatched to 380 provider electorate and 11,401 govt staff. Soon after the counting of postal ballots, EVMs shall be brought to the counting halls. Two halls each and every had been organized for counting of votes for Belthangady, Moodbidri, Mangaluru City North, Mangaluru, Bantwal and Puttur.
Votes of Mangaluru City South and Sullia shall be counted in two separate halls. Each constituency will have 14 tables to rely votes and candidates may depute 15 counting agents to monitor the method via filing Form 18. The complete technique of counting shall be recorded via CCTV cameras and webcasting facility also has been put in, Senthil mentioned.
After the counting of votes polled in EVMs, one VVPAT system each and every from 8 constituencies shall be picked via drawing so much. The votes polled within the VVPAT shall be tallied with that of EVMS. Later, the outcome shall be announced after the certificates is signed via the observers and returning officers of the respective constituencies, he mentioned.
While there are 17,11,848 electorate in 8 assembly segments of Dakshina Kannada district, 13,29,569 have exercised their franchise recording 77.67% polling. While Sullia constituency has recorded very best turnout with 83.98%, Mangaluru City South registered lowest within the district with 67.46%.
No Vijayotsava
The DC has warned of strict action against political events and staff if they are discovered preserving any victory birthday celebration.
Prohibitory orders below Section 144 shall be in position within the district from midnight of Monday to 8pm on Wednesday. Hence, folks aren't allowed to collect in huge quantity and dangle victory procession. Similarly, dry days had been declared from 6pm on Monday to midnight of Tuesday.
No traffic zone
The road in entrance of the counting centre in Bondel has been declared ‘no traffic zone’ from 6am on Tuesday. Entry and parking of cars had been prohibited on KHB Road and Gundu Rao Lane.
Vehicles from Mangaluru International Airport (MIA) should take Kuntikana course to achieve town. Vehicles from Karnataka Polytechnic (KPT) to MIA should take a left diversion via Gundu Rao Lane. To steer clear of traffic congestion, those who are travelling to MIA are also asked to take Kuntikana-Kavoor or Kuloor-Kavoor routes, mentioned city police commissioner Vipul Kumar.
Parking places had been recognized at KHB Ground, NMS Ground and MG College Ground. Vehicles from KPT junction may be parked at KHB Ground and those coming from Kavoor may park their cars at NMS Ground. All govt cars shall be allowed to park inside of MG College floor.
The Election Commission is fully prepared with 336 counting officers on its rolls to rely votes of Belthangady, Moodbidri, Mangaluru City North, Mangaluru City South, Mangaluru, Bantwal, Puttur and Sullia constituencies at Mahatma Gandhi Centenary Higher Primary School and Mahatma Gandhi Centenary Composite PU College at Bondel.
Deputy commissioner S Sasikanth Senthil mentioned the method will begin with the counting of postal ballots gained till 8am on Friday. Postal ballots had been despatched to 380 provider electorate and 11,401 govt staff. Soon after the counting of postal ballots, EVMs shall be brought to the counting halls. Two halls each and every had been organized for counting of votes for Belthangady, Moodbidri, Mangaluru City North, Mangaluru, Bantwal and Puttur.
Votes of Mangaluru City South and Sullia shall be counted in two separate halls. Each constituency will have 14 tables to rely votes and candidates may depute 15 counting agents to monitor the method via filing Form 18. The complete technique of counting shall be recorded via CCTV cameras and webcasting facility also has been put in, Senthil mentioned.
After the counting of votes polled in EVMs, one VVPAT system each and every from 8 constituencies shall be picked via drawing so much. The votes polled within the VVPAT shall be tallied with that of EVMS. Later, the outcome shall be announced after the certificates is signed via the observers and returning officers of the respective constituencies, he mentioned.
While there are 17,11,848 electorate in 8 assembly segments of Dakshina Kannada district, 13,29,569 have exercised their franchise recording 77.67% polling. While Sullia constituency has recorded very best turnout with 83.98%, Mangaluru City South registered lowest within the district with 67.46%.
No Vijayotsava
The DC has warned of strict action against political events and staff if they are discovered preserving any victory birthday celebration.
Prohibitory orders below Section 144 shall be in position within the district from midnight of Monday to 8pm on Wednesday. Hence, folks aren't allowed to collect in huge quantity and dangle victory procession. Similarly, dry days had been declared from 6pm on Monday to midnight of Tuesday.
No traffic zone
The road in entrance of the counting centre in Bondel has been declared ‘no traffic zone’ from 6am on Tuesday. Entry and parking of cars had been prohibited on KHB Road and Gundu Rao Lane.
Vehicles from Mangaluru International Airport (MIA) should take Kuntikana course to achieve town. Vehicles from Karnataka Polytechnic (KPT) to MIA should take a left diversion via Gundu Rao Lane. To steer clear of traffic congestion, those who are travelling to MIA are also asked to take Kuntikana-Kavoor or Kuloor-Kavoor routes, mentioned city police commissioner Vipul Kumar.
Parking places had been recognized at KHB Ground, NMS Ground and MG College Ground. Vehicles from KPT junction may be parked at KHB Ground and those coming from Kavoor may park their cars at NMS Ground. All govt cars shall be allowed to park inside of MG College floor.
Karnataka: 336 officials to count votes in DK
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