Archive · 25 Oct 2025
Jubilee Hills By-Election: Preparations, Rules, and Regulations
The Jubilee Hills area is getting ready for a special election.
There will be 407 places to vote.
Because many people are running, special machines will be used to record votes.
Officials have set up the voting areas, and you'll need a photo ID to vote.
They've also seized some assets due to election violations.
There will be officers to watch for rule-breaking and help voters.
Police will also be present to ensure a peaceful election.
They are introducing new ways to help voters, like photos of candidates and help booths.
Only authorized people can give out voting slips.
407 polling stations are ready for the Jubilee Hills Assembly bye-election.
59 candidates, including the NOTA option, will be on the ballot.
Election Commission guidelines are in place for the polling process, including limits on who can be inside booths.
Dedicated teams are monitoring for violations of the Model Code of Conduct, with assets worth Rs 2.83 crore seized so far.
The Election Commission is implementing new measures to assist voters during the bye-election.
- Who
- Election authorities, police, and voters
- What
- Preparations for the Jubilee Hills by-election, including setup, regulations, and enforcement of rules
- When
- Ongoing preparations for the upcoming by-election
- Where
- Jubilee Hills Assembly constituency
- Why
- To facilitate a free, fair, and transparent election process
- Polling Stations
- 407
- Candidates in Fray
- 59 (including NOTA)
- Presiding Officers Deployed
- 600
- Assistant Presiding Officers
- 600
- Polling Officers
- 1,200
- Total Assets Seized
- Rs 2.83 crore
- MCC Violations Cases
- 11 individuals