On November 13, 2026, District Election Officer Abhishek Surana and Superintendent of Police Nishchay Prasad M conducted an intensive inspection of polling booths in the Sujangarh and Ratangarh sub-divisions of Churu district for electoral preparations.
Booths in Kanuta, Baghsara, Aathuna, Bhashina, Lakhmanisar, Jili, Randhisar, Parihara, Payli, and Bharpalsar were inspected for drinking water, electricity, cleanliness, shade, seating arrangements, and ramps and wheelchair facilities for disabled voters.
Directions and Assurances
The District Election Officer stated that no negligence would be tolerated in the voting to be held on November 14 and 16, and hundred percent compliance with the Election Commission's guidelines would be ensured.
He directed officers and employees to work with vigilance and responsibility, and to maintain continuous coordination between the police and administration.
Emphasis on Security Arrangements
Reviewing the security arrangements, the Superintendent of Police interacted with deployed forces and said that special vigilance should be maintained at sensitive and hypersensitive booths.
He also stated that prompt action should be taken against any suspicious activity, and arrangements should be ensured for voters to exercise their franchise independently, free from fear, pressure, or inducement.
- Booth inspection in Kanuta, Baghsara, Aathuna, Bhashina, Lakhmanisar, Jili, Randhisar, Parihara, Payli, and Bharpalsar
- Arrangements for drinking water, electricity, cleanliness, shade, and seating for voter convenience
- Ramps and wheelchairs for disabled voters
- Special vigilance and coordination with deployed forces for security