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MARCH 21: Deputy Commissioner Jammu, Sachin Kumar Vaishya, who also serves as the District Election Officer (DEO), convened a meeting today with representatives from various political parties in the region. The meeting was part of the efforts to comply with the guidelines set by the Election Commission of India (ECI), aimed at gathering feedback to strengthen and streamline the electoral process.
The meeting, which was held in a cordial and collaborative atmosphere, was attended by several key officials, including Additional District Development Commissioner, Sher Singh, District Informatics Officer of NIC, Sanjeev Kapoor, and Deputy District Election Officer, Rameshwar Kumar. These officials played an integral role in the discussions, providing valuable insights into the technical and administrative aspects of the electoral system.
One of the key objectives of the meeting was to offer a platform for political party representatives to voice their concerns, share their experiences, and provide suggestions for the improvement of the electoral process. During the interaction, numerous queries raised by the political representatives were addressed promptly. The meeting allowed for an in-depth discussion on various issues, particularly those faced at the Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) level, which directly impacts the efficiency and accuracy of voter registration and management.
The DEO emphasized the importance of addressing any obstacles or challenges that could hinder the smooth conduct of elections. He reassured the political stakeholders that the administration is fully committed to ensuring free, fair, and transparent elections. Vaishya also assured the attendees that any concerns raised by the political parties would be taken seriously and would be acted upon swiftly to resolve any issues.
In addition to addressing issues related to voter registration, the meeting also provided an opportunity for political parties to suggest ways in which the overall electoral process could be improved, ensuring that it remains transparent and accessible to all voters. This feedback is invaluable for the administration in making informed decisions about electoral reforms and processes.
Overall, the meeting served as an important step in fostering collaboration between the administration and political parties, ensuring that the upcoming elections will be conducted smoothly and efficiently. The DEO’s commitment to continuous dialogue with all stakeholders underscores the administration’s dedication to the democratic process and the credibility of the electoral system in Jammu.