In order to conduct the upcoming lok Sabha elections in smooth and peaceful manner, the Champawat district administration has declared 12 polling centres as hyper-sensitive and 16 as sensitive polling centres in both Champawat and lohaghat Assembly constituencies of the district.
Out of 12 hyper-sensitive polling centres, as many as 10 polling centres have been made hypersensitive in Champawat Assembly constituency, while two polling centres have been declared hyper sensitive in lohaghat Assembly constituency, said Ashok Joshi, Deputy District Election Officer, Champawat.
The hypersensitive polling centres in Champawat Assembly constituency include Government Primary School, Champawat, Sharad Inter College, Banbasa, Government Primary School, Gudami, Government Primary School, Bhajanpur, Purnagiri Inter College Bhajanpu, Government Primary School, Manihargoth, Government Primary School, Thapaliyalkhera, Government Primary School, Nayakgoth and Forest guest house, Tanakpur.
Similarly, Government Primary School, lohaghat and Government Primary School, Sealbarori in the lohaghat Assembly constituency havebeen declared as hypersensitive polling centres, added Joshi. In the meanwhile, out of the 16 polling centres which have been identified as sensitive, as many as six polling centres including Government Primary School, Dayartoli, Government Primary School, Kharkkarki, Government Primary School, Chuka, Government Inter College, Tanakpur, Government high school, Aambag and Government Primary School Uchauligoth are in Champawat assembly constituency.
Similarly, the polling centres which have been identified as sensitive in lohaghat assembly constituency include Government Primary School, Mangallekh, Government Primary School, Simalkhet, Government Primary School, Barakot, Government Primary School, Kalchaura, Government Primary School, Malladhek, Government InterCollege, Devidhura, Government Inter College, Paati, Government Inter College, lohaghat, Government Inter College, Karnkarayat and Government (Girl) Inter College, lohaghat.