Special camps in all polling booths in Bengal tomorrow

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Press Trust of India Kolkata
Last Updated : Mar 08 2014 | 9:10 PM IST
Special camps would be opened in all the polling booths in West Bengal tomorrow so that voters could apply for inclusion in the voters lists if they were not included.
If the name of any person eligible to be enrolled was left out for some reason or was wrongly deleted, such a person should immediately fill an application for inclusion in Form 6 and hand it over to the Booth Level Officer, who would be present in the camp at the polling station, election department sources said.
The BLO would deliver the form to the ERO, who would include the applicant if found eligible to be enrolled as an elector, they added.
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First Published: Mar 08 2014 | 9:10 PM IST

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