Archive · 31 Dec 2025
Thane Civic Elections: 2,013 Polling Stations Ready
The Thane Municipal Corporation is getting ready for its general election.
They have set up 2,013 polling stations in 33 different places.
These stations are planned carefully to make sure everyone can vote easily.
There are special rooms for people who need help, like senior citizens and those with disabilities.
The stations have separate entrances and exits, security, and CCTV cameras.
The staff has been trained to handle everything smoothly on election day.
The goal is to make voting safe, easy, and fair for everyone.
2,013 polling stations set up across 33 centres in Thane city for the general election.
Polling stations are arranged ward committee-wise, with the highest number (269) in Mumbra ward committee.
Centres designed for voter convenience with 1,207 ground floor rooms, 361 partition-style rooms, 403 marquee rooms, and 42 first floor rooms.
Enhanced security measures include separate entry and exit arrangements, police deployment, CCTV surveillance, and secure placement of EVMs.
Special facilities provided for senior citizens, disabled persons, pregnant women, and sick voters, including ramps, railings, wheelchairs, and primary medical facilities.
- Who
- Thane Municipal Corporation and voters of Thane
- What
- Setting up of 2,013 polling stations for the general election
- When
- Fifteen days before the election (as of December 31)
- Where
- Thane city, across 33 polling centres
- Why
- To ensure smooth, safe, and transparent voting process
- Total Polling Stations
- 2,013
- Polling Centres
- 33
- Ground Floor Rooms
- 1,207
- Partition-Style Rooms
- 361
- Marquee Rooms
- 403
- First Floor Rooms
- 42
- Election Officer
- Commissioner Saurabh Rao
- Special Facilities
- Ramps, railings, wheelchairs, drinking water, shade, primary medical facilities