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Postal Ballot Voting Begins in Hanamkonda

Hanamkonda Facilitation Centres Facilitate Postal Ballot Voting for Government Employees, Police Personnel, and Emergency Service Workers

HANAMKONDA: The electoral process in the district has witnessed the initiation of postal ballot voting, facilitating government employees, police personnel, and emergency service workers to exercise their franchise. Two facilitation centres, positioned in Warangal West and Parkal constituencies in the district, have been established for this purpose.

Voters who applied via Form 12 are currently participating in the voting process at the office of the Returning Officer in Hanamkonda, specifically in reference to the Warangal West Constituency. Simultaneously, government employees, police, and emergency service personnel are engaging in their voting rights through the postal ballot system at the facilitation centre situated in the Tahsildar office in Parkal, according to the District Election Officer and Collector Sikta Patnaik.

A total of 1468 government employees have exercised their right to vote through the postal ballot, utilising these centres.

In light of this ongoing process, the Collector emphasised the significance of participation among government employees, police, and emergency service workers. She urged them to make use of Form 12 to apply for postal ballots and take advantage of this opportunity to vote, underscoring the deadline for submissions until the 29th of this month.

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Key Points:

  • Postal ballot voting has begun in Hanamkonda.
  • Two facilitation centres have been established for this purpose.
  • Government employees, police personnel, and emergency service workers can vote through postal ballots.
  • The deadline for submissions is the 29th of this month.

About Postal Ballot Voting:

Postal ballot voting is a system that allows certain categories of voters to cast their votes by post. This system is typically used for voters who are unable to vote in person due to reasons such as being away from home on election day or being physically incapacitated.

Eligibility for Postal Ballot Voting:

The following categories of voters are eligible to apply for postal ballots:

  • Service personnel of the armed forces of the Union
  • Government employees deployed on election duty
  • Persons with disabilities
  • Persons in preventive detention
  • Persons in custody

How to Apply for Postal Ballot Voting:

To apply for postal ballot voting, eligible voters need to fill out Form 12 and submit it to the Returning Officer of their constituency. The deadline for submissions is usually a few days before the election date.

Benefits of Postal Ballot Voting:

Postal ballot voting offers several benefits, including:

  • It allows eligible voters to exercise their franchise even if they are unable to vote in person.
  • It reduces congestion at polling stations.
  • It makes the voting process more convenient for eligible voters.

Conclusion:

Postal ballot voting is an important mechanism for ensuring that eligible voters are able to exercise their franchise. The initiation of postal ballot voting in Hanamkonda is a positive step towards ensuring that all eligible voters in the district are able to participate in the upcoming elections.

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Telangana to Quench Thirst with 24/7 Drinking Water Supply

Telangana government to supply drinking water to all households for round-the-clock in its third term

Preliminary works are already underway

Telangana is the only State in the country to provide drinking water connection to every household for just Re 1

The BRS government has brought about a qualitative change in the lives of people in Telangana

HYDERABAD: Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao has declared that the BRS government will supply drinking water to all households for round-the-clock in its third term.

Preliminary works are already underway. He stated that Telangana is the only State in the country, to provide drinking water connection to every household for just Re 1. He reminded that during its five decades of rule, the Congress could not even provide drinking water to people of Telangana.

CM urges people to observe the change under the BRS government

Participating in the Praja Ashirvada Sabha public meetings held at Karimnagar, Choppadandi, Huzurabad and Parkal constituencies on Friday, Chandrashekhar Rao urged people to observe the change under the BRS government. “Unlike the past, do you find people queueing up before public taps or travelling to far away places for water today? Is it not development?,” he asked.

He appealed to the voters to compare the 50-year Congress rule and the 10-year BRS regime, with regard to supply of power, drinking and irrigation water, education, health and other public infrastructure among other facilities. “People will realise the qualitative change brought by the BRS government in their lives,” he said. He stated that the 10 years of efforts by the BRS government would go in vain, if the Congress is elected.

Telangana becomes number one in paddy production

The Chief Minister said Telangana has become number one in paddy production as per the third advanced estimates released by the union government recently. Under the BRS regime, agriculture sector witnessed significant transformation due to multiple initiatives ranging from Rythu Bandhu and Rythu Bima to supply of free and quality water and power for agriculture. The BRS succeeded in improving the State economy and empower farmers to avoid depending on moneylenders for their crop investment, he said.

CM cautions against Congress

Chandrashekhar Rao pointed out that the Congress leaders – Rahul Gandhi, A Revanth Reddy, Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and N Uttam Kumar Reddy, were all openly making statements that Rythu Bandhu was misuse of tax revenue, three hours power is sufficient for agriculture and the Dharani land registration system should be scrapped.

He cautioned that the Congress was trying to disrupt the development of the State and will destroy the State, upon getting elected to power.

Karimnagar to be developed into a massive tourist destination

Stating that the erstwhile Karimnagar district had two District Forest Officers due to its vast forest area, the BRS president said the previous Congress governments neglected felling of trees and exploitation of the forest resources, reducing the forests’ size over the years. “After the BRS came to power, we started planting of saplings and brought amendments to Municipal and Panchayat Raj Acts, creating a provision for allocation of 10 per cent green budget for afforestation. Today, Telangana’s green cover increased by seven per cent and resulted in good rains,” he said.

Chandrashekhar Rao said the BRS government focused on addressing societal needs and improving urban infrastructure, with Karimnagar standing as a testimony to its commitment towards development. He assured that the cable bridge on Manair River was only first step in Manair River Front project and Karimnagar will be developed into a massive tourist destination after its completion. He also vowed to develop Sri Anjaneya Swamy temple at Kondagattu with Rs 1,000 crore into a pilgrim destination.

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