Staff deployment to election centers from today

March 2 , Kathmandu. In order to hold the election on Falgun 21, the staff and security personnel are going to be deployed in the polling stations across the country till this afternoon. The Election Commission has issued a circular to all the polling staff to reach the center by Monday afternoon. A group of security personnel has been reaching polling stations in remote and remote areas for a few days now. The Election Commission has instructed all the employees to reach the center by Monday afternoon and prepare where the transportation facility is available.

"We have already instructed that a group of staff and security personnel should reach the polling stations everywhere by Monday evening," Election Commission spokesperson Narayan Prasad Bhattarai said.

According to spokesperson Bhattarai, the notices should be placed in the hand of the polling station by Monday afternoon. After reaching the center, they take out notices so that everyone can clearly see which place is the election station.

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