Micro observer ppt

ELECTION INDIA MICRO OBSERVERS

1. GENERAL ELECTION 201 9 MICRO OBSERVERS. WELCOME

2. Election Procedures. The art of drawing without an eraser.

3. The POWER of the people is stronger than the people in POWER.

4. ELECTION PROCEDURES

5. Constitution of India Representation of Peoples Act, 1950 Representation of Peoples Act, 1951 Conduct of Election Rules, 1961 Election Symbols (Reservation and allotment) order 1968 Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order Indian Penal Code 1860 HOLY BOOKS OF ELECTION.

6. ECI INSSTRUCTION. MICRO OBSERVERS. 464/KT-LA2008 dt.04-04-2008 464/INST/2008-EPS dt 24-10-2008

7. MICRO OBSERVER. Directly under the control and supervision of General Observer.

8. MICRO OBSERVER. He is not a member of the polling party.

9. MICRO OBSERVER. Photo pass. Id Card. Appointment letter. Communication Plan. Can use vehicle of sector officer.

10. MICRO OBSERVER. Should be present in the station before 6 AM on polling day. Should submit a feed back report 39 items and 17 point report to observer after the polling.

11. MICRO OBSERVER. Should be present in the station before 6 AM on polling day. Should submit a feed back report 39 items and 17 point report to observer after the polling.

12. MICRO OBSERVER. Observe the preparedness. Observe the polling procedure. Observe closing of the poll. Send reports.NO/GO

13. OBSERVE. Arrangements in the polling station.

14. OBSERVE. Polling agents.

15. OBSERVE. Polling process. Secrecy. Enforcement of election law. Law and order.

16. OBSERVE. Mock polling.

17. OBSERVE. Sealing of EVM.

18. OBSERVE. admission to PS-Entry Pass.

19. OBSERVE. Identification of voters.

20. OBSERVE. Video g raphy.

21. OBSERVE. . Marking Indelible ink.

22. OBSERVE. . Voters Register.

23. OBSERVE. . EVM.

24. OBSERVE. . Handling of complaints from Polling Agents/voters by PO..

25. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No 1. Whether mock poll has been conducted in the presence of micro observer….?

26. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No 2. Whether data of the mock poll from the CONTROL unit was cleared and the evm count was set to zero after the mock poll and before the beginning of the real poll….?

27. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No 3. How many polling agents of which political party were present during mock poll….?

28. MICRO OBSERVER. 18 point report. Yes/No 4,Whether the basic minimum facilities were avalable at the polling station ….?

29. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No 5 . Whether more than one polling agent from the same political party were present inside the polling station at any time….?

30. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No . 6 Whether polling agents were allowed to note the serial number of the balloting unit, control unit and green paper seal…..?

31. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No . 7 Whether the entry pass system was enforced properly..? Whether any un authorised person was inside the polling station at any point of time…..?

32. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No 8 . Whether marking on the indelible ink on left fore finger was done properly…..?

33. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No 9 . Whether the identification document particulars were being filled up (17 A Register)meticulously…..?

34. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No 10 . Whether the list of voters issued with PB was available with the PO and PA ?Did any person already issued PB appeared to vote again in person…..?

35. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No 1 1 . Whether events were recorded from time to time as and when they occur , in the presiding officers diary.…..?

36. MICRO OBSERVER. 18 point report. Yes/No 1 2 . Whether presiding officer or any polling officer was going towards voting compartment or giving any undue instruction to voters..…..?

37. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No 1 2 . Whether events were recorded from time to time as and when they occur , in the presiding officers diary.…..?

38. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No 1 3 . Whether the scruitny of voters in the ASD list was done meticulously done by the PO in accordance with the ECI instructions...…..?

39. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No 1 4 . Whether the copies of accounts of votes recorded in form 17 C have been given to the polling agents…..?

40. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No 1 5 . Whether voting compartment was properly placed to ensure secrecy of voting…..?

41. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No 1 6 . Whether sealing of voting machine was done according to instructions...?

42. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. Yes/No 1 7 . Whether any complaint by polling agent,election agent or any political party was received? If yes, give its substance. …..?

43. MICRO OBSERVER. 1 8 point report. 1 8 . Any other incident or issue that you would like to high light...?

44. MICRO OBSERVER. During the poll. . If the poll is being vitiated for any reason, inform the general observer the situation over phone...?

45. MICRO OBSERVER. After the poll. . Hand over the report to the general observer at the collection centre and brief him if any particular isuee has to be bring to his notice...?

46. Micro observer should be aware of the duties and responsibilities of polling officers.

47. DUTIES AND RES P ONSIBILITI E S PRE POLL RESPONSIBILITIES. POLL EVE RESPO N SIBILITIES. POLL DAY RESPONSIBILITIES.

48. Pre Poll Responsibilities.. Know The Procedures- www.eci.nic.in Attend First Level Training . Attend Second Level Training. Obtain Postal Ballot and cast your vote.

49. Pre Poll Responsibilities.. Know The Procedures- www.eci.nic.in Attend First Level Training . Attend Second Level Training. Obtain Postal Ballot and cast your vote.

50. On time -AT THE DISTRIBUTION CENTRE.

51. 1.EARLY Arrival at the Distribution Centre Identification of polling station Familiarizing the Polling Team casting postal ballot/obtain EDC Collect and check Polling Materials. You have to get 92 items. POLL EVE RTESPONSIBILITIES

52. At the Polling s t a t i on.

53. At the Polling station. Two Notices. Lunch/rest. Know Your Polling station. Know Your Polling Area. Issue pass to the polling agents . You shd know all about the poll star

54. Election Monitoring Command and Control 4/11/2019 55

55. About PollStar Monitors activity at Polling Stations during elections The quick response system captures feedback from the Presiding Officers / First Polling Officers (POs) and conveys the information to the chain of command 4/11/2019 56

56. Steps to be followed by Polling Officers Step 1: POs may download the app from Google Play Store or Apple App Store Step 2: Register with app by providing your mobile number ( Please note that your mobile number should be in the list of Polling Officers ). PO will receive an OTP. On entering the OTP you will be registered (During training PO will be given a printout of the list of questions with the timing allocated for submitting each report) Step 3: On pre-poll day and poll-day POs will receive questions on the app. POs can respond to the questions through the app Step 4: In case POs did not respond through the app or if they are not registered with the app, they will get a call from PollStar to collect their responses Step 5: In case the POs miss the call, they can call back the same number to deposit their answers. 4/11/2019 57

57. 4/11/2019 58 Step 1: Downloading the app Search for PollStar on Google Play Store or Apple App Store Install the app

58. Step 2: Register with the app Enter your phone number to register Enter the OTP received on your mobile number 4/11/2019 59

59. Step 3: Questions received on app There are two types of questions Numerical (Response will be validated for the range) Yes/No 4/11/2019 60

60. Step 3: Questions received on App When an event starts, the POs will see a question in the app. In case the app is not active, a notification will be sent to the POs phone The PO opens the app, enters the response and submits. The response will be sent to PollStar server via internet. Response sent will be shown in the Outbox. 4/11/2019 61

61. Step 4: PO receives a call from PollStar 4/11/2019 62 If PO does not respond through App, PO receives a call from PollStar after 5 minutes from event start time If PO is not registered with App, then PO receives a call at event start time itself. On a call, the PO responds to the questions using the phone’s keypad. PO can disconnect the call on hearing “Thank you” Election Comm 044- 30128899 calling…

62. Step 4: PO receives a call from PollStar 4/11/2019 63 Two types of Question will be Asked Numeric Value Example: Please enter the 11 a.m. vote count Answer is a number Yes or No Example: Has the polling team arrived at the Polling Station? Possible answers are: 1 for Yes or 2 for No

63. Step 5: Dial-in to deposit answer If the call is missed or an invalid entry is made, POs may dial the same number from which they received the call within 30 minutes. They can then listen to the question again and provide a response. DSNL also provides an optional generic Helpline number. A team of specialists shall offer support on PollStar . 4/11/2019 64

64. Election Monitoring Command and Control 4/11/2019 65

65. 200 M.

66. 2 PM –setting up the Polling station. Remove Symbols/slogans. Arrange Furniture. Voting Compartment. Queue system.

67. Setting Up Of P.Ss Separate Q for Men and women Separate Entry and Exit for voters Space for Polling Agents Overall vision posibble from P.Os Table CU-BU interconnecting cable 5 m length does not obstruct the movement of voters Voting Compartment must be away from polling personnels and polling agents , and not placed near window or door

68. CHECKING OF E V M VERIFY No. and NAME OF P S ON ADDRESS TAG Cand. Set section of CU is duly sealed COMPARE THE MACHINE NUMBER ON METAL LABEL AND STICKER., P S No. INDICATED ON STICKER AND ADDRESS TAG. Check battery power by put to ON switch, after that put OFF .

69. MAKE SURE THE EVM IS NOT USED BEFORE THE MOCK POLL IN THE INTERVENING NIGHT NO DISTURBANCE WITH THE MACHINE

70. R E A D Y L A M P AN D B USY L A MP CON T ROL UNIT B A L L TING UNIT MOST IMPORTANT POLLING MATERIALS

71. Polling agents.

72. Polling agents. • ,

73. RP Act 46. Appointment of Polling Agents; A contesting candidate or his election agent may appoint in the prescribed manner such number of agents and relief agents as may be prescribed to act as polling agents of such candidate at each polling station provided under section 25 or at the place fixed under sub-section (1) of section 29 for the poll. polling agents ..

74. 2.APPOINTMENT OF POLLING AGENTS Verify Appointment letter in Form No.10 Co m pare spe c imen signa t ure of P .A. Issue Pass for polling agents Cancellation of a P.A.by candidate or his election agent 48. Revocation of the appointment or death of a polling agent or counting agent.— ( 1 ) Any revocation of the appointment of a polling agent shall be signed by the candidate or his election agent and shall operate from the date on which it is lodged with such officer as may be prescribed, and in the event of such a revocation or of the death of a polling agent before the close of the poll , the candidate or his election agent may appoint in the prescribed manner another polling agent at any time before the poll is closed and shall forthwith give notice of such appointment in the prescribed manner to such officer as may be prescribed. BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POLL

75. Seating Pattern of polling agents Candidates recognized by the National Parties Candidates recognized by the State Parties Candidates recognized by State Parties of other States who have been permitted to use their reserved symbols in the constituency. Candidates of registered unrecognized parties Independent candidates n t s 2.Appointment of Polling Age

76. Ask for their co operation. To ensure their presence at 6AM-Mock Poll To ensure the presence of voters at 7AM- starting of poll. To prepare list of dead/absentee/shifted voters. Enforcement of Election law. P o l li ng A g e n t s.

77. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS No Mobiles for polling agents/voters. Mobiles of polling officers should be in silent mode. No photography/No Video inside PS. ECI authorised photographer can enter but Prohibited to take photo of the activities inside the voting compartment. . Maintaining SECRECY.

78. . POLLING DAY --6 AM.

79. Appointment of Polling Agents Preparation of EVM Mock Poll Sealing of EVM 6 AM -POLLING DAY. 1 hour -BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF POL L ASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES TO POLLING OFFICERS

80. Need not wait for all agents. Convince the agents. Issue Mock Poll Cetificate. 5. Sealing of EVM 6 A M -6.30 AM.MO C K POLL

81. Assignment of Duties to Polling Officers. 1 st POLLING OFFICER 2nd POLLING OFFICER 3rd POLLING OFFICER

82. 1st Polling Officer In charge of marked copy Verify the ID card /voters slip from the voter and Read out (loudly) serial No. and Name of the voter in the electoral roll Minor errors in the EPIC and Electoral roll may be ignored and over looked .

83. DUTIES 1 ST POLLING OFFICER PB Marking in the Photo Electoral Roll FOR WOMEN VOTERS

84. Issuance of Voters slip First ---Apply indelible ink (get enough time to dry the ink) From the upper tip of the nail to the bottom of the 1 st joint on the left forefinger Chapter 19 of P.O.s HB DUTIES OF 2nd POLLING OFFICER Fill up the form 17A (Register of Voters) sl.no. sl.no in electoral roll 3.sign./Thumb 4.R e m a r k s - la s t 4 digits of epic no.

85. Issuance of Voters sli p First ---Apply indelible ink (get enough time to dry the ink) From the upper tip of the nail to the bottom of the 1 st joint on the left forefinger Chapter 19 of P.O.s HB DUTIES OF 2nd POLLING OFFICER Fill up the form 17A (Register of Voters) sl.no. sl.no in electoral roll 3.sign./Thumb 4.R e m a r k s - la s t 4 digits of epic no.

86. Issuance of Voters slip First ---Apply indelible ink (get enough time to dry the ink) From the upper tip of the nail to the bottom of the 1 st joint on the left forefinger Chapter 19 of P.O.s HB DUTIES OF 2nd POLLING OFFICER Fill up the form 17A (Register of Voters) sl.no. sl.no in electoral roll 3.sign./Thumb 4.R e m a r k s - la s t 4 digits of epic no.

87. These duties can be performed by the presiding Officer, where the number of Electors is small . DUTIES OF 3 rd POLLING OFFICER Receive the voters slip from the elector. Ensuring indelible ink mark on finger and check the sl.no. of voter’s slip- Allow voting by Activating the Balloting Unit by clicking Ballot button of Control Unit. Watch how the voter behaves in the voting compartment.

88. COMMENCEMENT OF POLL-Maintaining secrecy

89. 7AM- Polling starts. Me n, M a te r ial s , M a c hine RE A D Y Mock poll certificate prepared. Machine sealed Declaration.. ANSWER THE QUESTION ON POLLSTAR

90. WARNING ABOUT SECRECY OF VOTING 128. Maintenance of Secrecy of voting.—(1) Every officer, clerk, agent or other person who performs any duty in connection with the recording or counting of votes at an election shall maintain, and aid in maintaining, the secrecy of the voting and shall not (except for some purpose authorised by or under any law) communicate to any person any information calculated to violate such secrecy: [Provided that the provisions of this sub-section shall not apply to such officer, clerk, agent or other person who performs any such duty at an election to fill a seat or seats in the Council of States.]. (2) Any person who contravenes the provisions of sub-section (1) shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three months or with fine or with both. a. 1.COM M ENC E M EN T OF POLL

91. WARNING ABOUT SECRECY OF VOTING 128. Maintenance of Secrecy of voting.—(1) Every officer, clerk, agent or other person who performs any duty in connection with the recording or counting of votes at an election shall maintain, and aid in maintaining, the secrecy of the voting and shall not (except for some purpose authorised by or under any law) communicate to any person any information calculated to violate such secrecy: [Provided that the provisions of this sub-section shall not apply to such officer, clerk, agent or other person who performs any such duty at an election to fill a seat or seats in the Council of States.]. (2) Any person who contravenes the provisions of sub-section (1) shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three months or with fine or with both. a. 1.COM M ENC E M EN T OF POLL

92. Warning about secrecy of voting At the stroke of the hour fixed Declaration by the Presiding Officer Precautions about indelible ink Maintenance of register of voters in form No.17 A Maintenance of PO’s Diary Maintenance of visitors sheet Entry of voters to PS to be regulated IV. DURING THE POLL 1.Commencement of poll

93. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS WHO CAN ENTER.

94. S e p a r a te Queues for men and women Infirm/ Women voters with babies in arms may be given precedence DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

95. The electors The Polling Officials Each candidate, his election agent and one polling agent of each candidate at a time Persons authorized by the Election Commission Public Servants on duty Child in arms accompanying an elector 7.A person accompanying a blind or an infirm voter 8.Identifying officers 2. Admission into the Polling Station

96. Will be present in the voter assistance booth. Issues official voters slip from ECI. Voters slip contains photo and EPIC details of the voter 4.Voters slip itself is a valid identification document. 6.You can seek his assistance to identify the voter when his identity is challenged. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS Your Booth level officer.

97. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS Cannot enter the polling station without your permission. Helps to maintain Law and order. Helps to enforce election law. Your POLICE OFFICER.

98. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS Normally he will be the Village officer in the locality. Responsible for providing the basic infrastructure. Responsible for providing the Election materials Helps you/supports you/guides you. Your SECTORAL OFFICER.

99. YOUR CHAL L ENGES …………………? ENFORCE MENT OF ELECTION LAW.

100. Prohibition of canvassing in or near PS Canvassing of Votes-100M Soliciting the vote of any elector Persuading a n y el e ctor not to vote for any particular candidate DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS Enforcement of Election Law

101. c. Prohibition of canvassing in or near PS Persuading any elector not to vote at the election Exhibiting any notice or sign relating to the election --are punishable under section 130 of the RP Act. 3. Enforcement of Election Law

102. d. Other offences Disorderly conduct in or near PS (section 131) Misconduct at the PS (section 132) Failure to observe procedure for voting (section 132 A) Illegal hiring or procuring of conveyance (section 133) Breaches of Election duty (section 134) Going armed to or near PS (section 134 B) Booth capturing (section 135 A) DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS 3. Enforcement of Election Law

103. d. Other offences Smoking to be prohibited inside the PS Polling agents are not permitted to bring mobile phones inside the PS Photography prohibited inside the PS Wearing of badges/emblem etc bearing the names of candidate Political leaders or Symbols etc are prohibited. Impersonation is punishable under the Indian Penal Code DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS Enforcement of Election Law

104. YOUR CHAL L ENGES …………………? 2. C HALLEN G ED VOTES.

105. Challenged Votes- Vote or jail..? Ch a llen g e Fee Rs 2. S u mm a ry enquiry Burden of Proof Vested upon the challenger. Return/ f orfeit u r e of challenge fee.

106. TEST VOTE ANOTHER CHANCE TO VOTER IF HE GIVE DICLERATION THAT SLIP WAS NOT GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE TO HIS VOTE ON VVPAT

107. YOUR CHAL L ENGES …………………? 3.UNDER AGED VOTERS.

108. YOUR CHAL L ENGES …………………? 3.UNDER AGED VOTERS.

109. a. Declaration of Elector about his age Obtain declaration as in annexure X Inform the penal provision in section 31 of the R.P.Act Imprisonment for one year or fine or both 2. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POs Enforcement of Election Law

110. YOUR CHAL L ENGES …………………? 4.COMPANIONS .

111. YOUR CHAL L ENGES …………………? 4.COMPANIONS .

112. YOUR CHAL L E

113. Voting with the help of companions. Obtain declaration. Above 18 years. Should not assist multiple voters. PA or PO cannot act as companion. Imprisonment for one year or fine or both BLIND OR INFIRM

114. YOUR CHAL L ENGES …………………? 5. TENDERED VOTES.

115. Not allowed to vote in the EVM. Issue Ballot paper. Vote already done by A BOGUS VOTER Entries made in the Voters regis t er Keep Polled Ballots in a special cover. T ende r ed V ote.

116. YOUR CHAL L ENGES …………………? 6. CSV-PROXY VOTERS

117. VOTING BY PROXY (CSV) Must be a resident of the constituency concerned Should have at least 18 years of age Shall not be disqualified for regn. as an elector Indelible ink – on the middle finger The letters ―PV‖ should be suffixed in 17 A

118. YOUR CHAL L ENGES …………………? 7. VOTERS HESITATED TO VOTE.

119. 4. ELECTOR TI S ON D S EC O I F D P E O N s OT TO VOTE.

120. Electors deciding not to vote Never change the Sl.No in 17 A Shall not Compell to cast his vote Inscribe “Refused to Vote” in remarks column of register of voters (17 A) Signature Or thumb impression of the elector against the entry

121. YOUR CHAL L ENGES …………………? 8. VOTERS VIOLATED THE VOTING PROCEDURE..

122. 4. REFUSAL TO OBSERVE VOTING PROCEDURE.

123. 4. REFUSAL TO OBSERVE VOTING PROCEDURE.

124. Refusal to observe voting procedure Withdraw and cancel voters slip Inscribe the fact in Register of Voters Put signature below the entry in the remarks column Never change the Sl.No in 17 A DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

125. A VOTER VIOLATING THE VOTING PROCEDURE OR SECREC OF VOTING SHALL NOT BE ALLOWED TO VOTE. Violation of maintenance of secrecy is punishable with imprisonment which may extend to three months or fine or with both as per section128 of the Representation of People Act , 1951. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

126. YOUR CHAL L ENGES …………………? 9.VOTERS COME WITH EDC..

127. YOUR CHAL L ENGES …………………? 10. EVM –BU complaint-Entry of the PO in the compartment.

128. YOUR CHAL L ENGES …………………? 10. EVM –BU complaint-Entry of the PO in the compartment.

129. YOUR CHAL L ENGES …………………? 10. EVM –BU complaint-Entry of the PO in the compartment 6 PM- CLOSING HOUR

130. Announce the fact a few minutes before the hour appointed CLOSING HOUR-6 PM Permit Electors present at the PS at the hour appoi n t e d - Dis t ribute slip with signa t ure in full. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

131. Press ―close‖ button of CU Show the ―total‖ in the CU and record in 17 C DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS 2. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POs CLOSING OF EVM

132. Supply at t es t ed copies of 17 C to Polling Agents Closing of Voters Register (17 A) Red L i ne . DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS 2. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POs CLOSING OF EVM

133. DECLAR A TION AT THE END OF THE POLL DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS 2. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POs V. END OF THE POLL

134. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS 2. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POs V. END OF THE POLL Place the Control Unit and Balloting Unit in their carrying cases, close and seal with the Address tag

135. DECLARATION AFTER SEALING THE EVM DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS 2. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POs V. END OF THE POLL

136. 5 special covers not to be sealed. 1. Cover conta i ning 17 C(duplicate) 2. Cover containing Dec l a r a t ion of PO 3. Cover containing PO’s Diary (duplicate) Cover containing visit sheet and 16 point report. Acquittance. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS

137. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS 2. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POs SEALING OF ELECTION PAPERS Packet No. I Sta t utory Covers GRE E N Packet No.II Non-Statutory Covers Yellow Packet No.III Packet No.IV.

138. If any cover mentioned above is nil, a NIL cover should be placed. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS 2. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POs Covers to be sealed. PACKET No. I (Should be super scribed as “Statutory Covers”) Sealed Cover containing marked copy of electoral roll and List of CSVs Sealed cover containing the Register of Voters (17 A) Sealed Cover containing voters slips Sealed Cover containing unused tendered ballot papers Sealed Cover containing used tendered ballot papers and the list in Form No.17 B

139. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS 2. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POs Covers need not be sealed except one. PACKET No.II (Should be superscribed as “Non-Statutory Covers”) Copies of Electoral Roll other than marked copy Appointment letters of Polling Agents in Form 10. List of blind and infirm electors in Form 14 A and the declaration of the companion. Declaration obtained from electors as to their age and list of such electors (Annexure XI) Receipt book and cash, if any, in respect of Challenged votes

140. PACKET No.II DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS 2. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POs (Should be super scribed as “Non-Statutory Covers”) . Unused and damaged paper seals Unused voters slips Unused and damaged strip seal Unused and damaged special tags List of challenged votes in Form 14 (Sealed Cover)

141. Hand book for PO Manual of EVM Indelible ink set without leakage Self inking pad Metal seal of the PO Arrow cross mark Cup of setting indelible ink. PACKET No.III DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS 2. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POs

142. All other items such as Voting compartment, Waste paper basket, Polythene bag, etc….. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POLLING OFFICERS 2. DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF POs PREPARATION OF ELECTION PAPERS PACKET No.IV

143. Give Your People a Reason To Remember Your Name