Shivajinagar, 11th November 2024: Ahead of the upcoming Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections, authorities have relocated seven old polling booths in the Shivajinagar constituency to ensure smoother and more efficient electoral processes.
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The polling booths were relocated to address issues of overcrowding and to improve the overall management of the polling process. The new locations provide more space and better facilities for voters.
Seven old polling booths were relocated in Shivajinagar for the upcoming Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Elections.
The benefits include reduced congestion, improved accessibility, enhanced security, and better management of the polling process.
The ECI, in collaboration with local authorities, conducted a thorough assessment and identified the need for relocation. They have also taken additional measures to ensure the security of the new polling stations.
Local residents have shown a positive response, appreciating the efforts made to improve the voting experience and the better facilities at the new polling stations.

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