"GPS-enabled tracking system and camera in vehicles will help election officials based at the state control centre to keep a check on functioning of Flying Squads through real-time feeds," an State Election Office official said today.
This is the first time in Punjab that vehicles will be fitted and monitored through GPS, the official said, adding there is going to be three squads in each of the 117 assembly constituency in Punjab.
It was informed that cameras will provide election officials with live feed of political rallies.
If the state control room and Returning Officers receive any complaint they can locate the nearest squad through GPS and send it to look into the problem, the official said.
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