EC Removes Observer Over Lapse in Constituency Details
During a briefing of observers, Yadav could not state the number of polling stations in his constituency, prompting the EC to immediately order his removal, they said.
"When Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar asked him about the number of polling stations in his constituency, Yadav appeared flustered and took several minutes before replying that there were 125 polling stations in Cooch Behar Dakshin," an official said.
"The CEC was displeased with Yadav's performance and directed him to leave his post immediately," he said. Competence and familiarity with constituency details are critical for the smooth conduct of elections, he added.
Cooch Behar Dakshin will vote in the first of the two-phase West Bengal elections on April 23. The votes will be counted on May 4.
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