The General Observers for the five Assembly constituencies in Tirunelveli district on Monday inspected the counting centre at Government Engineering College to ascertain the arrangements to be made for hassle-free counting of votes on May 4.Accompanied by Collector R. Sukumar, Commissioner of Police, Tirunelveli City, Deshmukh Shekhar Sanjay and Superintendent of Police V. Prassannakumar, the General Observers, Hrishikesh Bhaskar Yashod and Anubha Shrivatsava, visited the counting centre, where...
General Observers inspect counting centre in Tirunelveli
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