127 candidates file nomination papers today for Assembly polls in Haryana

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127 candidates file nomination papers today for Assembly polls in Haryana

Wednesday, 11 September 2024 | Staff Reporter | Chandigarh/New Delhi

A total 127 candidates filed their nomination papers on Tuesday, taking the number of nominations submitted so far to 277 for the assembly polls in Haryana. The enforcement agencies have seized Rs 14 crore so far which include Rs 10.45 lakh in cash, 2.44 lakh liters of liquor, 2,079 kg of drugs valued at Rs 4.36 crore, 30.5 kg of precious metals, and freebies/ any other items worth Rs 1.35 crore.

Haryana Chief Secretary Dr. TVSN Prasad on Tuesday provided a detailed update on the state's election preparedness and law and order situation during the Inter-State Border Meeting convened by the Election Commission of India in light of the upcoming Haryana Legislative Assembly elections.

During the meeting, Dr. Prasad said   that since the announcement of the elections, authorities in Haryana have seized illegal liquor, narcotics, cash, and valuables totaling Rs 14 crore.

To further strengthen law and order,, Haryana has established 435 flying squads and 377 Static Surveillance Teams (SSTs) across the state. Additionally, 133 inter-state nakas have been set up along border points to prevent the movement of illegal substances, unlicensed weapons, and individuals with criminal backgrounds. Another 140 intra-state nakas have been established to curb the trafficking of liquor, drugs, and other illegal items within Haryana.

The Haryana Police have also seized 96 unlicensed weapons and 113 cartridges. Furthermore, since the election announcement, 176 proclaimed offenders, 129 bail jumpers, and 210 warranted persons have been arrested.

Dr. Prasad said that the law and order situation in Haryana is peaceful and under full control.

For coordinating logistics and accommodation for security personnel, Nodal Officers of DSP rank have been appointed in each district.

Dr. Prasad emphasized that no unauthorized persons will be allowed to stay in Haryana during the crucial 48 hours leading up to the election, in order to ensure a free and fair voting process.

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