• Polling teams dispatched for six panchayat samitis in Zunhjunun district
  • Appreciated sweep activities and appealed for higher voter turnout
  • Full credit for the success of the local body elections given to the staff

Jaipur, 27 October. Under Panchayati Raj General Elections‑2026, a second training for polling teams was held on Tuesday at Seth Motilal College, Zunhjunun, concerning district council and panchayat samiti member elections. State Election Commissioner Rajeshwar Singh dispatched the polling teams after the training and gave instructions to conduct the election process independently, fairly and peacefully.

State Election Commissioner Rajeshwar Singh, addressing the polling teams, said that all necessary election preparations have been completed by the commission. It is now the responsibility of sector magistrates, area magistrates, polling teams and all staff involved in the election work to discharge their assigned duties with utmost vigilance, fairness and transparency. He emphasized that the prescribed guidelines must be followed at every stage of the election process to ensure it is completed in a peaceful and orderly manner.

He urged the polling teams to remain vigilant about their responsibilities and to maintain impartiality under any circumstances.

He also praised the sweep activities carried out in the district to raise voter awareness and appealed to the public to vote in larger numbers to strengthen democracy.

The State Election Commissioner said that a control room has been set up for the swift resolution of election‑related problems and complaints. Any grievance can be lodged in the control room, where immediate action will be taken.

Credit given to staff—

Rajeshwar Singh told the polling teams that the full credit for the success of the local body elections belongs to them. He said that it would not have been possible without their dedication.

After the training, the polling teams were sent to their designated polling stations with the necessary guidelines. Present at the event were District Election Officer Dr. Arun Garg, Supervisor Dr. Gaurav Chaturvedi, Superintendent of Police Kawendra Singh Sagar, State Sweep In‑charge Prof. Sudhir Sony and Additional District Collector Parshuram Dhanaka.

Inspection of the polling station—

Later, State Election Commissioner Rajeshwar Singh inspected polling stations in Hetamsar and Wahidpura of Zunhjunun district on Tuesday, gave necessary directions to the concerned officials and closely examined the arrangements for voting.

Santosha Kumawat/Ravindra