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ECI Orders Repolling Through Postal Ballot: Chaos Ensues in Chilakaluripet Assembly

Election Commission of India - Indian Assembly Elections - Irregularities - IVRS Calls - Postal Ballots - Repolling - Vijayawada

Breaking News: ECI declares all 1219 EVM ballot papers used by government employees invalid, sparking uproar

In a surprising turn of events, the Election Commission of India (ECI) has mandated repolling through postal ballot in the Chilakaluripet Assembly constituency. The decision came after the ECI deemed all 1219 EVM ballot papers used by government employees on election duty as invalid. The ECI clarified that these ballots should have been issued through the postal ballot system instead.

The announcement has created chaos and confusion among the voters and candidates in Chilakaluripet, with concerns raised about the impact of this invalidation on the election results. Many are questioning the oversight that led to such a significant error in the electoral process, calling for transparency and accountability.

As the situation unfolds, political tensions are running high in the region, with stakeholders closely monitoring the developments. The ECI's decision has thrown the election process into disarray, highlighting the importance of adhering to electoral procedures and safeguarding the democratic process.

In the midst of the controversy, the ECI's move to order repolling through postal ballot has brought attention to the need for stringent oversight and adherence to electoral guidelines. This incident serves as a reminder of the critical role that every vote plays in shaping the outcome of an election, emphasizing the significance of upholding the integrity of the electoral system.

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