The Deputy Commissioner said that after the final round of rehearsals, polling parties were dispatched to their destinations along with necessary equipment and election material. All polling teams had reached their designated polling stations and completed necessary preparations for the smooth conduct of polling, he added.
Repaswal said that the Chamba Municipal Council elections would be held in all 11 wards where 35 candidates were in the fray. A total of 14,855 voters, including 7,589 women, would cast their votes.
The Dalhousie Municipal Council elections would be conducted in nine wards and 21 candidates were contesting. A total of 3,150 voters, including 1,494 women, would cast their votes, he added.
The Deputy Commissioner said that there were seven wards in Chuwari panchayat and one candidate from Ward No. 3 had already been elected unopposed while elections would be held in the remaining six wards where 16 candidates were in the fray.
A total of 2,579 voters, including 1,308 women, would cast their votes in Chowari Nagar Panchayat. Repaswal appealed to the voters of the Municipal Councils of Chamba and Dalhousie and Chowari Nagar Panchayat to take part in the polling process and contribute towards the development and prosperity of their areas by exercising their democratic right. The district administration has also made adequate arrangements for peaceful, free and fair elections.
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