Deo Sakshi Sawhney Urges Voters To Use Voteforludhiana.in To Track Queue/crowd At Polling Stations Today

May31,2024 | Gautam Jalandhari | Ludhiana

Website developed by District Administration and GNDEC College jointly

District Election Officer (DEO) Sakshi Sawhney on Friday exhorted the residents to use the website (voteforludhiana.in) to track queue/crack at polling stations today (June 1) and go to the polling stations for voting as per their convenience.

The District Election Officer Sakshi Sawhney said that with this, voters can track the queue/crowd at the polling centers on the day of the election. She said that the information about voters in queue would be updated after every half an hour.

Sawhney said that this was another step taken by the administration to help the voters in planning their time schedule for voting at their polling stations today keeping in view of heat conditions.

The website has been developed by district administration and experts from Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College (GNDEC) experts including Dr. Akshay and Dr. Jagdeep (Faculty members). The experts had also trained the polling parties about how to upload the data and update the details on the website after every half an hour.

Sawhney said that the residents could track the crowd at any particular polling station through the website by submitting information regarding the booth number, constituency etc. A QR code has also been generated by the administration which will lead the residents directly to the website (voteforludhiana.in).

The DEO said that different initiatives were also being taken for ensuring sheds, fans, lemonade, fans etc. at the polling stations, so that the voters should not face any inconvenience due to heat.

DEO Sawhney said that the administration was committed to ensure maximum participation during the general elections and the aim is to achieve the target of more than 70 percent voter turnout (Iss Baar, 70 Paar).

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