Guwahati: Stringent security measures have been enacted by the Dhubri district administration as vote counting for the second phase of the Assam Panchayat elections commenced today, May 7th.
Dhubri Bholanath College has been designated as the central counting location, where officials and security personnel are diligently working to ensure a seamless and transparent process.
Across the state of Assam, similar preparations are underway as the results of these critical local elections are eagerly awaited. The Assam State Election Commission is overseeing the entire vote counting procedure, ensuring the integrity and fairness of the process. These panchayat elections hold significant importance for local residents, as they directly determine the composition of local government and the provision of essential services.
The electoral process, conducted in two phases, highlights the logistical complexity of managing such a large-scale event. Notably, Dhubri district exhibited an exceptionally high voter turnout, with reports indicating that 88.63% of eligible voters participated, marking the highest percentage recorded across Assam. The concentration of counting activities at Dhubri Bholanath College in the Sadar of Dhubri district underscores the region’s pivotal role in these local elections.
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