The voting process for the fourth phase of the Panchayati Raj General Elections 2026 in Bundi district is underway peacefully on November 14. Long queues of voters were seen in Bundi, Hindoli, Nainwa, Keshoraipatan, Lakheri, Dablana and Khatkar panchayat samitis.
According to the Information and Public Relations Department, adequate arrangements have been made at polling stations and villagers are exercising their franchise. Especially at the booths of Talabgaon, Sathoor, Alod and Thikarda, long queues of voters were witnessed, where youth, elderly and women all participated with enthusiasm.
Security Arrangements
According to ETV Bharat, Bundi Police has prepared a comprehensive security blueprint by deploying 3,300 police officers, personnel and home guards. Out of a total of 653 polling stations, 55 have been kept under special surveillance, and 65 mobile police parties will continuously patrol the villages. Superintendent of Police Avneesh Kumar Sharma has directed all officers to work with impartiality, vigilance and alertness.
Voting Atmosphere
Special eagerness was seen among young voters casting their ballots for the time, while the elderly and women reached polling stations early in the morning leaving aside their chores. The department said that the participation of all sections has given new energy to this festival of democracy.
- Voting underway in seven panchayat samitis under fourth phase
- A total of 653 polling stations, 55 under special surveillance
- 3,300 police and home guards deployed