Of the 110 polling stations, 64 are highly sensitive, 25 are sensitive, and 21 are normal.
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The District Security Committee, Jumla, has stated that 52 polling stations and 64 polling centers in Jumla are highly sensitive for the upcoming House of Representatives elections to be held on Falgun 21.
Jumla has a total of 85 polling stations, of which 52 are highly sensitive, 18 are sensitive and 15 are normal. Out of 110 polling stations, 64 are highly sensitive, 25 are sensitive and 21 are normal.
Jumla District Police Office Chief Rabin Babu Regmi informed that the polling stations and polling stations have been classified based on security challenges including geographical remoteness, lack of communication access, physical infrastructure of the center, access to road network, water supply and electricity system.
According to him, the local level is being urged to solve the problems seen at the polling stations and polling stations. ‘To make the election peaceful, from monitoring of polling stations to mobilization and preparation of security personnel,’ DSP Regmi said, ‘A lot of efforts are being made to make the polling stations peaceful and fear-free.’
The number of voters in Jumla is 71,739. Of which 34,280 are female voters and 37,459 are male voters, said Dipendra Kandel, Election Officer of the District Election Office, Jumla.
Chief District Officer Dipendra Poudel informed that Nepal Police, Armed Police Force, Nepal Army and Election Police will be mobilized to conduct the election in a fear-free environment. He also said that peace and security situation has been strengthened by fully complying with the election code of conduct.
He said, ‘The polling stations and centers are being monitored. Wherever there is a shortage, there is a problem. The concerned local level has been requested to address that problem.’
