All set for counting of votes for local body polls
The Hindu
Every counting centre to be manned by Dy. Collector and district-level official
All arrangements are in place for the counting of votes for ZPTC/MPTC elections across the district on Sunday.
District Collector Vivek Yadav said arrangements had been made for counting of votes for elections held for 571 MPTCs and 45 ZPTCs in the district. The counting arrangements were done at 14 centres and 620 counting tables. Every counting centre would be manned by Deputy Collector and a district level official. Two rounds of training had been given and the third and final round of counting would be done on Sunday morning.
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