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8th May 2019 10:05:PM State
Itanagar, May 8: Nyishi Elite Society (NES) called upon the Chief Secretary Satya Gopal here at Civil Secretariat today to convey their message of concern over the problems pertaining to election processes in three Nyishi constituencies at Tali, Koloriang and Palin.
Inspector General of Police (IGP) Sunil Garg, Commissioner Home G.S. Meena, IGP Law & Order Sagar Preet, Sonam Chombay Secretary IPR, SP (Special Branch) Tojo Karga, Deputy Commissioner Capital Complex Himanshu Gupta, and SP Capital Tumme Amo were present in the meeting.
Appreciating the initiative of NES for peaceful conduct of election processes in these three constituencies, CS reiterated that state machineries comprising the police and administration is committed to provide a peaceful and impartial election in the state including the three constituencies.
IGP Sunil Garg and IG Law & Order informed that four Companies of CAPF were deployed in districts namely, Kra Daadi, East Kameng, and Kurung Kumey on the polling day of April 11 and during re-poll on April 27 one Deputy SP was stationed with 2 platoons of police force in each polling station. One Deputy Inspector General of Police was also stationed during re-poll to supervise law and order, he further informed.
IGP S. Garg and IGP Law & Order further briefed the delegates that one Deputy Inspector General of Police and 3 Superintendents of Police were stationed in the affected constituencies with adequate vigil at check gates. The Chief Secretary further requested the President of NES Bengia Tolum to share any information which may be of help to the police and administration.
Commenting on the NES suggestion to meet all the candidates of the various political parties of these three constituencies, Chief Secretary informed that since it is the domain of Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of the state, he will consult the CEO on the issue. PRO CS
Kenter Joya Riba
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