Salary Deduction for Negligence in Electoral Roll Revision: Special Meeting in Meerganj
A critical review meeting in Meerganj will address electoral roll revision, with stern disciplinary action, including salary cuts, for absentees.

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Mandatory Meeting for Electoral Roll Revision in Meerganj
In line with directives from the Election Commission of India, a crucial review meeting will be held on October 16 at the Meerganj Tehsil Auditorium. The meeting aims to accelerate the ongoing revision campaign for the electoral rolls of Assembly Constituency 119-Meerganj.
Booth Level Officers (BLOs) and supervisors deployed at all polling stations have been mandated to attend this meeting. Sub-Divisional Magistrate and Electoral Registration Officer Nidhi Shukla has issued detailed guidelines, emphasizing that any negligence in the electoral roll revision work will be taken very seriously.
The primary objective of the meeting is to conduct a thorough examination of the revision work's progress and ensure the timely completion of the campaign. Sub-Divisional Magistrate Nidhi Shukla clarified that strict disciplinary action, including the deduction of one day's salary or remuneration, will be taken against personnel who fail to attend.
Meeting Divided into Four Phases
To ensure the smooth conduct of the meeting and provide adequate time for all concerned personnel, it has been divided into four distinct phases. The first phase, from 10 AM to 11 AM, will include BLOs from polling station numbers 1 to 109. Subsequently, BLOs from polling station numbers 110 to 229 will attend from 11 AM to 12 PM, followed by those from 230 to 338 from 12 PM to 1 PM. The final group, BLOs from polling station numbers 339 to 444, will attend from 1 PM to 2 PM.
The administration has described this initiative as a highly significant part of the election process. All relevant officers and employees have been instructed to be present without fail at the designated date, time, and location. This measure is considered a vital step towards ensuring updated and error-free electoral rolls.
