Pune News: Election Officials Inspect Hadapsar Voting Booths for PMC Elections
Hadapsar, 14th January 2026: In line with the orders of the Maharashtra State Election Commission, the election programme for the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) General Elections 2025–26 has been officially announced. With polling preparations in full swing, civic authorities have intensified inspections of polling infrastructure across the city.
Additional Municipal Commissioner (General) Pavneet Kaur conducted an inspection of polling stations located in the Hadapsar division on Wednesday to review readiness ahead of voting day. She visited Krantiveer Vasudev Balwant Phadke School at Bhairoba Nala, where four polling booths have been set up.
During the visit, Pavneet Kaur interacted with polling station presidents and polling officers, holding discussions on preparations for the upcoming polling. She reviewed arrangements for orderly voter queues and verified the availability of essential facilities, including drinking water and sanitation amenities, at the polling centres.
The inspection aimed to ensure a smooth, voter-friendly, and well-managed polling process for the Pune Municipal Corporation elections, with a focus on basic facilities and overall preparedness at the ground level.
The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) is one of the largest municipal corporations in India, responsible for the governance and development of Pune city. It plays a crucial role in urban planning, infrastructure development, and public services. The elections for the PMC are a significant event, as they determine the leadership and direction of the city's administration for the next term.
Election officials emphasized the importance of voter participation and the need for a seamless voting experience. They assured that all necessary measures are being taken to ensure the safety and convenience of voters. The inspection of polling stations is part of a broader effort to enhance transparency and accountability in the electoral process.
In addition to the physical infrastructure, the officials also reviewed the technological aspects of the polling process. This includes the use of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and Voter-Verified Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) systems to ensure the accuracy and integrity of the voting process.
The Hadapsar division, known for its growing population and urban development, is a key area for the PMC elections. The inspection by Pavneet Kaur and her team is expected to set a benchmark for other divisions in the city, ensuring that all polling stations are well-prepared for the elections.
Voters in Hadapsar and other parts of Pune can expect a well-organized and efficient voting process, thanks to the meticulous planning and inspections by the civic authorities. The focus on voter-friendly measures and the availability of essential facilities at polling stations are expected to enhance the overall voting experience.
As the election day approaches, the PMC and the Maharashtra State Election Commission are working together to ensure that every voter in Pune has the opportunity to exercise their democratic right in a safe and orderly manner.
