During the voting in the by-election of Jubilee Hills Assembly under Hyderabad, a tense situation arose at the polling booth of Borabanda when a heated argument broke out between the workers of the ruling Congress and the opposition BRS and it soon turned into a clash. This incident once again shows that the political heat regarding the by-elections in the area is at its peak.

BRS candidate Maganti Sunita Gopinath alleged that Congress leaders were forcefully stopping her from setting up a table near the booth. According to him, Congress workers were violating election rules and when they protested, the police took unilateral action. Sunita Gopinath openly accused the police of favoring the Congress party and threatening their workers.

The police calmed down the matter by explaining
She gave a clear warning that she would not tolerate any such behavior that intimidates her workers. However, the police intervened timely and pacified the ongoing dispute between the two parties and brought the situation under control. On the other hand, to ensure transparency and orderliness of the election process, GHMC Commissioner and District Election Officer R.V. Kernan inspected the polling stations set up at Don Bosco School in Erragadda for the Jubilee Hills by-election.

District Election Officer inspected
The District Election Officer assured that all necessary arrangements have been made for the general public to vote without any hassle. He also said that when voting started in the morning, there was a malfunction in the electronic voting machines (EVMs) at 11 centres, but the problem was immediately rectified and voting started again smoothly.

Commissioner Karnan has conducted the inspection at a time when there were continuous reports of tension and clashes between political parties in places like Borabanda, raising questions on the security and fairness of the electoral process.

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A surprising incident came to light on Tuesday (November 11) during the Jubilee Hills by-election in Hyderabad. A woman went to the polling booth to vote, but she was surprised when she came to know that she had already voted. This knowledgeable woman became very upset and said that she had just come to vote.

This is not just the story of one voter, but a big question mark on the credibility of the country’s election system. When a conscious Muslim woman is standing at the polling station with her identity, then who is the person who casts her vote and under what process was fake voting done here? Is this a case of double voting or is there any deliberate manipulation in the voter list?

There was huge anger among the people
When the woman asked the booth officials questions about voting, they did not have any direct answer, due to which there was a lot of anger among the woman and other people present there. People created a ruckus there shouting slogans like CEO, we want answers. This shows how serious the negligence has been in the verification of voter lists at the ground level.

Let us tell you that despite strong identity cards like Aadhar Card and Voter ID, if someone else can cast vote using someone else’s identity, then it is clearly a serious administrative failure.

BRS demanded strict action against the culprits
Regarding this matter, Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS) has alleged that such rigging is not only a violation of the fundamental rights of a citizen, but it also directly challenges the fairness of the entire electoral process. BRS leaders have demanded an immediate high-level investigation from the Election Commission in this matter and strict action against the culprits.

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While on one hand peaceful voting was expected in the by-election of Jubilee Hills Assembly under Hyderabad, on the other hand the aggressive attitude of Congress workers outside the polling booths seems to be heating up the election atmosphere. This incident shows that despite all the strict rules of the Election Commission (ECI), workers of political parties are not desisting from openly violating the code of conduct.

According to the information, Congress workers are creating ruckus near all the polling stations of Jubilee Hills wearing T-shirts with serial number 2 written on them. These T-shirts exactly match the colors and style of the Congress party, the clear objective of which is to influence the voters. This action is a direct violation of the model code of conduct.

Police and election officials are not doing anything
What is most disappointing is that despite complaints being lodged about this serious violation, the police and election officials have not taken the matter seriously. Due to his indifferent attitude, there is a lot of anger among the workers of the opposition party Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS). When BRS workers surrounded and questioned these Congress workers for violating the rules, the Congress workers started fighting.

A major threat to peace
This clash outside the booths is spoiling the voting environment and is being considered a major threat to peace and order. BRS says that senior election officials should immediately intervene in this matter. There should be a strict ban on such activities within 100 meters of the polling station, and immediate strict action should be taken against anyone violating the rules. This way of influencing voters by Congress workers is not only shocking but is also considered to be a blatant flouting of rules and regulations.

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Bihar Assembly Election 2025: Voting for the assembly elections in Bihar is going to be held on 6th and 11th November. The results of the voting will be declared on November 14. Meanwhile, let us know how the Election Commission decides how many people will vote at which booth. Let us know what are the rules for this.

Limit on number of voters per booth

It is a very important job of the Election Commission to ensure that voters can cast their vote easily, safely and without any confusion. For this, a system called rationalization of polling stations is followed by the Commission. This system decides how many voters there will be at each polling center and where those centers will be located.

Let us tell you that the Election Commission usually sets a limit of 1500 voters for each polling station. This helps in avoiding crowding, reducing long queues and allowing the voting process to continue throughout the day without any hassle. However, this number may vary depending on the geographical conditions of the area. Polling stations can also be set up for very small numbers of voters in remote, forested areas, hilly or sparsely populated areas.

What are the remaining rules?

Along with this, there is also a rule that voters have to travel only two kilometers to reach their polling station. This ensures easy access to polling stations and helps in increasing the voting percentage. Under this rule, people living in remote villages, tribal areas or small settlements do not face any difficulty in exercising their franchise.

Auxiliary polling station for crowded polling stations

Whenever the number of voters in a particular area exceeds the limit of 1500, an auxiliary polling station is set up by the Election Commission. This support center is established in the same building or in the surrounding premises. These polling stations are marked by adding letters like A, B and C after the polling station number.

Selection of location of polling stations

Polling stations are usually set up in government buildings such as schools or community halls. This is because these are public places and it becomes very easy for voters to identify them.

decision making process

This entire process starts by analyzing the voter list of every assembly constituency. From this it can be known how many voters live in each area. After this, based on this number and distance rules, the District Election Officer prepares a list of polling stations. This list is then shared with recognized political parties. After this they give suggestions or raise objections. After reviewing all the processes the final list is sent to the Chief Electoral Officer of the state and finally to the Election Commission of India for approval.

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On the one hand, political parties are busy with the Assembly elections in Bihar, on the other hand, the Election Commission has also completed its preparations. Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar has said that the assembly elections in Bihar will be held before 22 November as the term of Bihar Legislative Assembly is till 22 November. During this, he said that Sir will be done in the whole country like Bihar.

The Chief Election Commissioner said that the new initiatives initiated by the Commission in this election will be implemented in the whole country in future. Bihar has a total of 243 assembly seats and elections will be held on time. The entire team of Election Commission has been active in Bihar for two days. During this time, the team has held meetings with political parties, administrative election officials, top administrative officials, enforcement agencies, Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Special Police Nodal Officer (SPNO), and Nodal Police Force (CAPF) nodal officers in Patna, so that preparations for the election can be fully ensured.

Election Commission gave this big information

The Election Commission said that now there will be no more than 1200 voters at any polling booth. This system will improve both voting process and security. BLO (BOUSH Level Officer) will now contact voters directly and they have been provided ID cards for ease of identity. Apart from this, the facility to vote by depositing mobiles has also been started, so that voters do not bring mobile to polling booths.

100% webcasting at polling station

The Chief Election Commissioner said that one-stop digital platform will be implemented in Bihar. Now every candidate can deploy his agent up to 100 meters from the booth. All polling stations will have 100% webcasting. The EVM will now have colorful photos and ballot paper with colorful photos and serial numbers instead of black and white ballot paper, which will make the identity of the candidates easier and make the voting process transparent.

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