All set for polls in Kozhikode
The Hindu
25,58,679 voters to exercise their franchise in 3,790 polling stations
Elaborate security arrangements along with COVID-19 protocol have been ensured for the Assembly polls in the district on Tuesday. As many as 25,58,679 voters will exercise their franchise in 3,790 booths in Kozhikode. The polling will take place between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. A total of 96 candidates are in the fray in 13 Assembly constituencies. Officials said that stringent steps would be taken against those indulging in bogus or double voting. A list containing the names of double entries in the electorate register has been given to presiding officers and candidates. Such voters, if they want to exercise their franchise, would have to sign an affidavit and furnish other details including mobile numbers.
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