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    Gender Gap in Voting: Assam, Puducherry, and Kerala Elections

    New Delhi, April 9 Assam and Puducherry achieved record-high voter turnout on Thursday, with 85.38 per cent and 89.83 per cent respectively, according to the Election Commission.Previously, the highest voter turnout in Assam and Puducherry was 84.67 per cent (2016 assembly elections) and 86.19...
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    New Guidelines Mandate CCTV and CAPF Deployment for Postal Ballots

    Kolkata, April 6 The Election Commission has issued fresh guidelines to strengthen the postal ballot voting process, mandating CCTV surveillance, deployment of central armed police forces, and stricter observer supervision at facilitation centers and postal voting centers, a senior official said...
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    Border Polling: Officials Travel by Boat

    Election officials are traveling by boat to border centers in Mankachar; tight security measures are in placeAs Assam prepares for the Assam Assembly election, special arrangements have been made in the riverine and border areas of the South Salmara Mankachar district to ensure smooth and...
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    Parliamentary Vote in Bangladesh Amidst Clashes and Security Concerns

    Over 32% of the electorate voted by noon in the crucial parliamentary elections in Bangladesh, which were marred by sporadic incidents of violence.Voting continued at all centers despite isolated incidents in different parts of the country, Bangladesh Election Commission Senior Secretary...
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    CCTV and Technology Rollout for Bangladesh's National Elections

    Dhaka, February 11 More than half of the polling centers have been identified as "high-risk" for the general elections in Bangladesh, as officials said that 90% of them will be under CCTV surveillance, with many police officers deployed in the capital, Dhaka, wearing body cameras.Officials...
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    Election Security Boost: CCTV and Body Cameras to Monitor Bangladesh Polls

    Dhaka, February 11 More than half of the polling centers have been identified as "high-risk" for the general elections in Bangladesh, as officials said that 90 percent of them will be under CCTV surveillance, with many police officers deployed in the capital, Dhaka, wearing body cameras...
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