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Yanam by-poll on June 30
By Our Staff Reporter
PONDICHERRY, JUNE 2. A total of 17,588 voters will exercise their
franchise in Yanam region where a by-election would be held on
June 30 to fill the vacancy caused due to the resignation of
Independent member, Mr. Malladi Krishna Rao, recently.
The Chief Electoral Officer, Mr. S. Hemachandran, said here today
notification relating to the poll would be issued on June 5 and
last date to file nomination is June 12, scrutiny of nomination
is scheduled for June 13. Last date for withdrawal of nomination
is June 16 and date of poll is June 30.
The Regional Executive Officer in Yanam, Mr. A.S.P.S. Ravi
Prakash, would be the Returning officer at the polls and the
Commissioner of Yanam Municipality and the Delegate of Education
Department the Assistant Returning Officers.
All the 18 polling booths in Yanam would be equipped with
electronic voting machines as per the instructions of the
Election Commission. All the voters in the constituency should
carry with them the votes identity card. If for some reason any
voter has not been issued identity card, he or she would have to
produce documentary evidence establishing the identity to the
polling staff, Mr. Hemachandran said. This measure is taken to
prevent impersonation of voters. Nearly 3,740 voters out of the
17,588 (8,787 men and 8,801 women) are yet to be issued identity
cards.
The model code of conduct relating to the poll comes into effect
from Friday in the district in which the Yanam assembly
constituency is located. For this purpose the entire Union
Territory is taken as a single district unit. The Chief Electoral
Officer today told newsmen that no schemes or ad hoc appointments
can be made with effect from June 02.
Mr. Rao had vacated the seat on May 30 supposedly to enable Chief
Minister, Mr. P. Shanmugham, now a non-member in the Assembly to
seek election within the time prescribed in the statute.
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