UP Elections 2022: Preparations Intensify For Counting In Meerut, Separate Observers For Each Assembly Constituency

The countdown for the counting of votes for the assembly elections to be held on March 10 has also started. The Election Commission has posted seven observers for the seven assembly constituencies of the district and sent their names to the district administration. The observers are ordered to reach the district on March 8. Therefore, the district administration has started preparing for vehicles, liaison officers, residence and other arrangements.

arrangement will be like this

For the 2022 assembly elections, the Election Commission had deployed five general observers for seven assembly constituencies. Apart from this, two expenditure and one police observer were deployed. Two special observers were also deployed just before the polling. Now it is time for counting of votes. The Election Commission has appointed observers for all the assembly constituencies. The names of seven assembly constituencies of Meerut have also been received by the district administration. Observers have been ordered to reach the district on March 8. Therefore, the district administration has also deployed liaison officers for them. The RTO has been entrusted with the responsibility of arranging the vehicles. Arrangements have been made for his stay at Circuit House.

Observers and their Liaison Officers

Assembly, Constituency, Observer ,Liaison Officer

43, Siwalkhas, Dr.K. Baskaran, Shivkumar Mishra

44, Sardhana, Rajeshwar Goyal, Shanti Bhushan Choubey

45, Hastinapur, Adeep Kumar, Sachin Choudhary

46, Kithor, Ajay Kumar Gupta, Ashish Singh

47, Meerut Cantt., Ramesh Verma, Ashutosh Tripathi

48, Meerut City, Ajay Kumar Bisht, Harshvardhan Yadav

49 Meerut South, Amayas Tshiring, Vipin Kumar