Election Officials Conduct Surprise Inspections at Polling Stations in Jaipur

Kuldeep Singh Chundawat October 24, 2026, 11:59 pm 1 min read

Jaipur, October 24: In a proactive move ahead of the first phase of the Panchayat elections, State Election Commissioner Rajeshwar Singh and District Election Officer (Panchayat) Sandesh Nayak conducted surprise inspections at various polling stations in Jaipur district. This initiative took place during the voting for Sarpanch and Panch positions on Saturday.

The State Election Commissioner inspected polling booths 68 to 71 in the Anantpur (Jetpura) Gram Panchayat, booths 29 to 31 in Devpura, and booths 25 to 28 in Jaisinghpur, all under the Chomu Panchayat Samiti. Additionally, he reviewed polling stations 37 to 45 in the Malikpur Gram Panchayat of the Govindgarh Panchayat Samiti. Singh urged voters to cast their votes fearlessly.

District Election Officer Sandesh Nayak checked the facilities at polling stations in the Jhotwara, Sambhar Lake, and Mojambabad Panchayat Samitis, assessing electricity, water supply, cleanliness, and security arrangements. He also interacted with voters to ensure a smooth voting process.

According to data from the State Election Commission, over 80% voter turnout was recorded in all eight Panchayat Samitis of Jaipur district by 6 PM, with Chomu witnessing 81.53% and Govindgarh 81.25%.

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