Bihar Election 2025: Election Commission appointed 470 officers as central supervisors. On October 4-5, the Chief Election Commissioner will be on a tour of Patna. Learn the preparation of the election, announcement of dates and complete details of the by -election.
Bihar Assembly Election Date: The wait for the dates of Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 is going on, but the preparation of the Election Commission is completely in full swing. Chief Election Commissioner Dnyanesh Kumar will visit Patna in the first week of October and will take stock of the election preparations with senior state officials. Meanwhile, the Election Commission has taken a big decision. To maintain the fairness and transparency of Bihar elections, 470 senior officials from across the country were appointed as central observers. It consists of 320 IAS, 60 IPS and 90 other senior service officers. These officers will work directly under the supervision of the Election Commission and will ensure that the elections are concluded in a peaceful, fair and transparent manner.
What will be the responsibility of the central supervisor?
The main task of these officers is to stop any disturbances in the election and make voters aware of voting. In addition, they will also help solve local challenges and problems faced in the polling process. The Election Commission says that their deployment will ensure the credibility and fairness of the election. By-elections in Bihar as well as many other states will also be held under the supervision of these observers. These include Jammu and Kashmir (Badgam and Nagrota), Rajasthan (Anta), Jharkhand (Ghatshila), Telangana (Jubilee Hills) and a seat in Punjab.
What are the indications from Bihar tour?
The Chief Election Commissioner and both Commissioners will be on a tour of Patna on 4 and 5 October. During this visit, he will sit with senior administrative and police officers of the state and take stock of the preparations for the election. Earlier on October 3, all observers will meet in New Delhi. Experts believe that Bihar election dates can be announced any day after these tours and meetings.
Is the Election Commission aims to declare the date only?
No. The Commission says that its first priority is to maintain the fairness and credibility of the election. This is the reason that such a large number of central observers have been deployed. The Commission wants to ensure that the election process is strictly monitored at all times and voters can vote without any fear.