There will be no fake voting under the cover of burqa, EC has taken a break from checking of Muslim women – News Himachali News Himachali

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Bihar Burqa Guidelines: Now only a few days are left for Bihar Assembly elections. Last Monday, the Election Commission announced the dates of Bihar Assembly elections. With this, now all the political parties have also tightened their belts.

The Election Commission has decided to conduct Bihar Assembly elections in two phases. Voting will be held in the first phase on 6 November and in the second phase on 11 November. With this, the election results will be declared on November 14. The Election Commission has also issued many important guidelines regarding Bihar elections. Let us know what special preparations are going to be made by the Election Commission for Bihar elections.

Bihar Burqa Guidelines: There will be no ruckus on burqa

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In the elections of any state, the issue of Muslim women voting in burqa becomes heated. Political parties allege that fake voting is done under the cover of burqa. There was an uproar regarding this in many states including Delhi, UP and West Bengal. Now the Election Commission has solved this problem for Bihar elections, due to which the transparency of the elections will be maintained and the religious sentiments of Muslim women will not be hurt.

Bihar Election 2025: Checking will be done like this

Bihar Election 2025 (credit-sm)

During the press conference, the Chief Election Commissioner gave clear instructions that Anganwadi workers will be deployed at every booth. These Anganwadi workers must be known at the local level. It will be their responsibility to identify women wearing burqa. The maids will check their ID and if they suspect anyone, they will remove the burqa and check the voter.

Bihar Elections Guidelines: Main instructions of the Election Commission:-

Bihar Elections Guidelines (credit-sm)

  • Do not try to incite caste or communal sentiments.
  • Permission will have to be taken to hoist the flag or banner.
  • Do not try to disrupt meetings or processions.
  • Do not hold meetings near temples or mosques.
  • Asking for votes near polling stations is a violation of rules.
  • Candidates will not be allowed to escort voters to the polling station.
  • Giving inducements to vote is also against the rules.
  • Candidates and their activities will be monitored 48 hours before voting.
  • Flags and posters will not be put up around the polling stations.

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