Venues finalised for nomination scrutiny
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Nov. 23 final day for withdrawing nomination
With Thursday being the final day for submitting the nominations for the native physique polls, the venues for the scrutiny of papers, to be held on Friday, within the district have been introduced.
The scrutiny will start at 9 a.m. The nomination papers for the elections to the district panchayat might be held within the chamber of District Collector Navjot Khosa, who can also be the District Election Officer.
The nominations for wards one to 25 of the Thiruvananthapuram Corporation might be scrutinised on the District Planning Office; wards 26 to 50 on the District Supply Office; 51 to 75 on the Subcollector’s workplace. The above-mentioned workplaces are located on the Civil Station.
The papers for wards 76 to 100 might be scrutinised on the District Labour Office at Thozhil Bhavan, PMG. The nominations filed for the municipality, block panchayat and grama panchayat polls might be scrutinised on the workplaces of the returning officers involved. Given the COVID-19 situation, steps have been taken to make sure that illness containment measures are strictly adopted within the venues. Only the candidate, the proposer and the agent might be allowed contained in the halls.
November 23 is the final date for withdrawing the nominations.
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