Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Assam Election Commission Reviews BTC Poll Preparations in Kokrajhar
The Assam State Election Commission is getting ready for the upcoming elections in the Bodoland Territorial Council.
They had a meeting in Kokrajhar to check if everything is in order.
They talked about how the voting stations are prepared and who will be working at the election.
They also discussed how to keep the elections fair and follow all the rules.
The goal is to make sure everyone can vote safely and that the results are accurate.
They're making plans for how to handle problems that might come up, and they're reminding everyone to be open and honest throughout the process.
Assam State Election Commission reviewed preparations for the upcoming Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) Elections in Kokrajhar.
The review meeting was led by State Election Commissioner Ranjan Sarma and involved senior district and police officials.
Preparations for 912 polling stations across 12 BTC constituencies in Kokrajhar district were assessed.
Discussions included the identification of critical and vulnerable polling stations and the deployment of officials.
Emphasis was placed on maintaining transparency, neutrality, and compliance with the Model Code of Conduct.
- Who
- State Election Commissioner of Assam, Ranjan Sarma, along with senior officials from the district and police administration.
- What
- Review of preparations for the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) Elections.
- When
- A review meeting was held recently.
- Where
- Kokrajhar, Assam.
- Why
- To ensure readiness, transparency, and adherence to the Model Code of Conduct for the upcoming BTC Elections.
- Event
- Review meeting for BTC Elections
- Location
- Kokrajhar, Assam
- Lead Official
- Ranjan Sarma, State Election Commissioner
- Polling Stations
- 912
- Constituencies
- 12 BTC constituencies
- Officials Requirement
- Approx. 4,378