The Mumbai district election officer and Municipal Commissioner, Bhushan Gagrani, has announced a paid leave for employees in the Brihanmumbai limits on November 20 to facilitate voting in the Maharashtra assembly polls. Various initiatives are being impl
Maharashtra PollsPaid LeaveVoting RightsBhushan GagraniMumbai ElectionsReal Estate MaharashtraNov 07, 2024

Bhushan Gagrani is the Mumbai district election officer and Municipal Commissioner. He is responsible for ensuring the smooth conduct of the Maharashtra assembly polls in the Mumbai Suburban and Mumbai City districts.
The paid leave announcement is to enable all eligible voters in Mumbai to exercise their voting rights in the Maharashtra assembly polls on November 20.
If an organization fails to comply with the leave order, action will be taken under the guidelines of the Election Commission.
Employers are required to grant a full day off for voting. However, in exceptional circumstances, a four-hour leave may be provided with prior approval from the district election officer.
Yes, employees whose absence would endanger the public or their establishment will not be penalised, as per Section 135(B) of the Representation of the People Act.

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