<p>The polling will begin from 7 am and the district administration has taken necessary measures to ensure smooth conduct of election. <br /><br />For the purpose, a total of 7279 officials have been deputed. Besides, 220 vehicles have been arranged for the convenience of the polling officials. <br /><br />The Deputy Commissioner N Prabhakar has banned sale of liquor from Friday 7 am to midnight Saturday. As many as 2122 police personnel have been deputed for the purpose. A total of 452 sensitive booths - Srinivaspura has the highest of 117 - and 372 hyper-sensitive booths have been identified. Kolar has the highest number 102 of hyper-sensitive booths. The voters who do not have identity cards can produce any 0f 21 documents prescribed by the Election Commission. <br /><br />In Gauribidanur<br />Suitable measures have been taken to ensure free and fair elections in 183 wards on Saturday, said Tahsildar Sudha, who is also the Returning Officer. <br />As many as 1,71, 820 voters will exercise their franchise in 228 booths. A total of 1493 candidates are in fray for the 560 posts. Forty have been elected unopposed. <br /><br />Counting<br />Counting of the votes polled will be held on May 17 at Kolar, Malur, Bangarpet and Mulbagal Government Boys College and Government PU Girls College in Srinivaspur. <br />Violation of code of conduct<br />R Sridhar Murthy (Kolar) - 99017-79899), Dr K Dhanraj (Malur) - 94485 - 92768, Saida Nilufar Zabin (Bangarpet) - 98807-06179, Srinivasaiah (Mulbagal) - 98800-90214 and Gurudev K (Srinivaspur) - 94481-85895. <br />DH News Service<br /><br /></p>
<p>The polling will begin from 7 am and the district administration has taken necessary measures to ensure smooth conduct of election. <br /><br />For the purpose, a total of 7279 officials have been deputed. Besides, 220 vehicles have been arranged for the convenience of the polling officials. <br /><br />The Deputy Commissioner N Prabhakar has banned sale of liquor from Friday 7 am to midnight Saturday. As many as 2122 police personnel have been deputed for the purpose. A total of 452 sensitive booths - Srinivaspura has the highest of 117 - and 372 hyper-sensitive booths have been identified. Kolar has the highest number 102 of hyper-sensitive booths. The voters who do not have identity cards can produce any 0f 21 documents prescribed by the Election Commission. <br /><br />In Gauribidanur<br />Suitable measures have been taken to ensure free and fair elections in 183 wards on Saturday, said Tahsildar Sudha, who is also the Returning Officer. <br />As many as 1,71, 820 voters will exercise their franchise in 228 booths. A total of 1493 candidates are in fray for the 560 posts. Forty have been elected unopposed. <br /><br />Counting<br />Counting of the votes polled will be held on May 17 at Kolar, Malur, Bangarpet and Mulbagal Government Boys College and Government PU Girls College in Srinivaspur. <br />Violation of code of conduct<br />R Sridhar Murthy (Kolar) - 99017-79899), Dr K Dhanraj (Malur) - 94485 - 92768, Saida Nilufar Zabin (Bangarpet) - 98807-06179, Srinivasaiah (Mulbagal) - 98800-90214 and Gurudev K (Srinivaspur) - 94481-85895. <br />DH News Service<br /><br /></p>
