News for liquor lovers, shops will remain closed for 2 days in these districts of Rajasthan.

Dry Day In Rajasthan: Preparations have been made by the Election Department for the first phase of voting in the country. Tomorrow morning the polling parties will be sent to the booth to vote. The polling parties have been given training and after giving the final training tomorrow morning, they will be sent to the booth. The District Election Officer today took stock of the election preparations and also gave necessary guidelines.

District Election Officer Dr. Amit Yadav said that as per the orders of Joint Government Secretary, Finance (Excise) Department, Jaipur, Rajasthan. Lok Sabha Elections In the first phase, voting is to be held in Bharatpur Lok Sabha constituency on 19th April. Therefore, in the entire Bharatpur and Deeg districts, 48 ​​hours before the end of polling, a dry day has been declared from 6 pm on 17th April till the end of polling on 19th April. All liquor shops will remain closed from 6 pm today till 6 pm on 19th April.

Dry day will remain till 6 pm on 19th April
District Election Officer said that along with this, polling will end on April 19 at 6 pm, 48 hours before the end of polling, in the areas of Bharatpur and Deeg districts where polling will be held, in other districts and areas within a kilometer radius from the borders of other states. It will be a dry day till. If there is re-polling anywhere, then the date of re-polling has been declared a dry day till the re-polling is done and June 4, the day of counting of votes, has also been declared a dry day.

acquired school buses
The Transport Department has acquired private buses to send polling parties to the polling booths and buses of private school operators who will take the polling parties to the booths.

Election machinery and police will keep an eye
District Election Officer Dr. Amit Yadav has said that instructions have been given by the administrative officer and police administration to ensure that the instructions of the Election Commission are followed. Also, in the Lok Sabha constituency, there are community centres, dharamshalas etc. where outsiders are accommodated. Check posts have been set up to monitor them, verify information about people staying in guest houses, lodges and hotels, as well as to monitor vehicles coming from outside.

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