Archive · 23 Aug 2026
Nellore Commissioner Urges Citizens to Use Special Voter Camps
Special camps are being held in Nellore to help eligible people register as voters.
Municipal Commissioner YO Nandan visited one of the camps on Saturday.
The camp was at the Old Municipal Office.
He checked how voter enrollment was taking place.
He told staff to help all applicants smoothly.
He also asked officials to register as many eligible voters as possible.
The work is part of a Special Intensive Revision drive.
Staff who break election rules may face departmental action.
Nellore Municipal Commissioner YO Nandan inspected a Special Voter Registration Camp at the Old Municipal Office.
The camps were organized under the instructions of District Collector Himanshu Shukla.
Nandan reviewed the enrollment process and directed staff to provide seamless service to applicants.
He urged officials to maximize voter enrollment during the Special Intensive Revision drive.
Nandan warned of strict departmental action against staff violating Election Commission of India guidelines.
- Who
- Nellore Municipal Commissioner and Electoral Registration Officer YO Nandan, election supervisors, Booth Level Officers, and eligible citizens.
- What
- Special Voter Registration Camps are being used to enroll eligible voters during a Special Intensive Revision drive.
- When
- The camp inspection took place on Saturday.
- Where
- At the Old Municipal Office premises in Nellore.
- Why
- To maximize voter enrollment and provide seamless service while following Election Commission of India guidelines.
- Official
- YO Nandan, Nellore Municipal Commissioner and Electoral Registration Officer
- Location
- Old Municipal Office premises, Nellore
- Drive
- Special Intensive Revision
- Purpose
- Increase enrollment of eligible voters
- Instructions
- The camps were organized under District Collector Himanshu Shukla’s instructions
- Participants
- Election supervisors and Booth Level Officers
- Enforcement
- Violations of Election Commission of India guidelines may lead to strict departmental action