A meeting will be held with government officials tomorrow to decide fresh dates for the polls in the wake of the court's order, State Election Commissioner Subardhan told reporters here.
The High Court's order came yesterday on a petition filed by the state government seeking rescheduling of the Panchayat polls on the plea that its notification would impede the flow of fresh World Bank funds into the calamity-hit state with the enforcemnt of the model code of conduct.
Polls to the Panchayat bodies were originally scheduled to held in three phases on March 8, 11 and 14.
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