colony. The India-Nepal border will be sealed 48 hours before the second phase of polling in the municipal elections to be held on May 11 in Basti area of Uttar Pradesh.
Official sources said on Tuesday that continuous preparations are being made to conduct the municipal elections peacefully in all the three districts of Basti area, Basti, Sidbarth Nagar and Santakbir Nagar. Model code of conduct is being strictly followed. Sidbarthnagar district is adjacent to the neighboring nation of Nepal. The process of voting for all the posts in the municipal elections in Basti area will be done on May 11.
To avoid any disturbance in the elections, vigil has been increased in the border areas of Nepal and the border will be sealed 48 hours before the polling. Traffic will be completely obstructed except for works. Barriers will also be installed at many places. Strict monitoring is being done in the villages adjacent to Nepal and preventive action has been initiated against the suspects after identifying them. The district administration and police administration are fully alert. Continuous visits are being made by the security personnel in the municipal areas.
Inspector General of Police (IG) Ramakrishna Bhardbaj said that all the police officers have been instructed to conduct the civic body elections peacefully. All the licensed arms holders in the municipal area should be informed and deposited arms at the police stations. Used to be. Continuous action is going on against the people who create fear and terror in the society.
Sidbarthnagar Superintendent of Police Amit Kumar Anand has told that Sidbarthnagar district is adjacent to Nepal and is situated on Badhini Nagar Panchayat border. Where vigilance is being taken for safety. In order to conduct the elections peacefully, monitoring will also be done through drone cameras, for this a separate team has been formed. At present, there is an atmosphere of peace in the entire district. Continuous action is being taken against illegal liquor.
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