Addressing government officials during an election training here, Kumar said all the officers of the state capital have been placed in a standby position for reinforcement to various districts.
"The decision has been taken in view of simultaneous polling in the state where there is manpower deficit in most of the districts as the earlier plan was for single election. Managing simultaneous elections is a strenuous job hence polling personnel has to be doubled this time," he said.
"Over 11,000 polling personnel will be required for 2158 polling stations of the state, out of which 674 have no road connectivity," the CEO said.
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