Hyderabad: The randomization process for polling staff allocation in Hyderabad has been completed for the second phase, announced District Election Officer Ronald Rose on Monday.
The process, which was carried out in the presence of election observers, covered 15 constituencies in the district.
Rose highlighted the establishment of 75 polling stations managed exclusively by women, 15 youth management polling centers, 15 P.W.D centers, and 75 model polling centers in these 15 constituencies.
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Speaking about the significant developments, Rose stated that the second phase of the randomization process has ensured the systematic assignment of responsibilities for a smooth polling process.
The meeting was attended by General Observers Yatindra Prasad, Sameer Verma, Kavita Ramu, Gayatri Krishna, and Dipankar Sinha, as well as the Hyderabad District Collector, Deputy DEO Anudeep Durishetti, Additional Commissioner Upender Reddy, Sneha Sabarish, and other key officials.
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