India Gears Up for General Elections 2024
Table of Contents
Preparations for General Elections 2024
Phase 1 Details
Election Commission's Commitment
Call to Voters
Conclusion
1. Introduction
India is set to celebrate the world's biggest festival of democracy as the voting for General Elections 2024 commences tomorrow. The Election Commission of India has made all preparations to welcome voters to this grand event, which will see the elections to the 18th Lok Sabha and Legislative Assemblies in four states starting with Phase 1.
2. Preparations for General Elections 2024
The Election Commission has undertaken two years of rigorous preparations for the General Elections 2024. This has involved numerous consultations, reviews, field visits, extensive training of officials, and the implementation of new operating procedures. The Commission has collaborated with a large spectrum of agencies and organizations nationwide to ensure the best possible experience for India's electors.
3. Phase 1 Details
Phase 1 of the elections will cover 102 Lok Sabha seats, with 16.63 crore voters and 1.87 lakh polling stations. A total of 18 lakh personnel will be deployed for this phase. Polling for Phase-I of the General Elections 2024 will be held on 19th of April, 2024, for 102 Parliamentary Constituencies (General- 73; ST- 11 ;SC-18) in 21 States/ UTs and 92 Assembly Constituencies in the State Assembly Elections in Arunachal and Sikkim. Voting begins at 7 AM and ends at 6 PM (Closure of Poll timings may differ PC wise).
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4. Election Commission's Commitment
The Election Commission reiterates its uncompromising commitment to deliver a free, fair, peaceful, accessible, participative, and inducement-free poll. The Commission and its teams across States and Union Territories have put in necessary hard work and meticulous interventions to ensure a smooth run of the elections.
5. Call to voters
The Election Commission considers that it is the time for voters to act. It has appealed to voters to step out of their homes, go to the polling station, and vote with responsibility and pride. Chief Election Commissioner Shri Rajiv Kumar has urged all voters to vote without fail.
6. Conclusion
As India gears up for General Elections 2024, it is a time for celebration and reflection on the strength of India's democracy. The Election Commission's efforts, combined with the participation of millions of voters, will ensure that the elections are conducted smoothly and reflect the true spirit of democracy.
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