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One-day Training for Election Expenditure Monitoring Teams held at Kulgam

Kashmir - Kulgam | 01/Apr/2024
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Election Department
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Lok Sabha Elections 2024 One-day Training for Election Expenditure Monitoring Teams held at Kulgam KULGAM, APRIL 01: In a concerted effort to ensure transparency and fairness in the electoral process, one day training for Election Expenditure Monitoring Teams was convened today at conference hall Kulgam. The training brought together a dedicated group of officials tasked with overseeing and monitoring election expenditure. With the upcoming elections looming on the horizon, the discussions centered on enhancing the efficacy of monitoring mechanisms and fostering collaboration among the teams to uphold the integrity of the electoral process. During the training, the Deputy District Election Officer (Dy.DEO) Kulgam, Bilal Ahmad Kamgar underscored the paramount importance of adhering to stringent guidelines and protocols to curb any potential malpractices related to election expenditure. Emphasizing the significance of their role in maintaining a level playing field for all candidates, the Dy.DEO urged the teams to exercise diligence and impartiality in their duties. Furthermore, strategies for leveraging technology and data analytics to streamline monitoring efforts were deliberated upon, with a focus on leveraging innovative tools to identify and address discrepancies promptly. In adherence to the Election Commission's directives, the training concluded with a renewed resolve to uphold the democratic values and principles enshrined in the electoral process, thereby ensuring a level playing field for all stakeholders involved.
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One-day Training for Election Expenditure Monitoring Teams held at Kulgam

PR010424D0022 Kashmir - Kulgam | 01/Apr/2024
Department
Election Department
 Press Release Category
District Level
Lok Sabha Elections 2024 One-day Training for Election Expenditure Monitoring Teams held at Kulgam KULGAM, APRIL 01: In a concerted effort to ensure transparency and fairness in the electoral process, one day training for Election Expenditure Monitoring Teams was convened today at conference hall Kulgam. The training brought together a dedicated group of officials tasked with overseeing and monitoring election expenditure. With the upcoming elections looming on the horizon, the discussions centered on enhancing the efficacy of monitoring mechanisms and fostering collaboration among the teams to uphold the integrity of the electoral process. During the training, the Deputy District Election Officer (Dy.DEO) Kulgam, Bilal Ahmad Kamgar underscored the paramount importance of adhering to stringent guidelines and protocols to curb any potential malpractices related to election expenditure. Emphasizing the significance of their role in maintaining a level playing field for all candidates, the Dy.DEO urged the teams to exercise diligence and impartiality in their duties. Furthermore, strategies for leveraging technology and data analytics to streamline monitoring efforts were deliberated upon, with a focus on leveraging innovative tools to identify and address discrepancies promptly. In adherence to the Election Commission's directives, the training concluded with a renewed resolve to uphold the democratic values and principles enshrined in the electoral process, thereby ensuring a level playing field for all stakeholders involved.
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