Churachandpur district reviews assured minimum facilities at polling stations

The review covered polling stations across all five Assembly constituencies of Churachandpur district.

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Churachandpurp: A meeting chaired by Manipur Commissioner-cum-Secretary (Home/Finance) and Commissioner to the Chief Minister N. Ashok Kumar, IAS, reviewed the status of Assured Minimum Facilities (AMFs) at polling stations in Churachandpur district’s five Assembly constituencies ahead of the 2027 General Elections to the Manipur Legislative Assembly.

The District Administration, Churachandpur reviewed the status of Assured Minimum Facilities (AMFs) at polling stations for the 2027 General Elections to the Manipur Legislative Assembly today at a meeting chaired by Shri N. Ashok Kumar, IAS, Commissioner-cum-Secretary (Home/Finance) and Commissioner to the Chief Minister, Manipur.

The meeting, held at the Deputy Commissioner’s Conference Hall, Churachandpur, was facilitated by Seiminthang Lenthang, ADC, Churachandpur. Additional District Election Officers, Returning Officers, Assistant Returning Officers, nodal officers, the Election Officer, the Superintendent of Police, the Additional Superintendent of Police and other district-level officers attended the meeting.

The Election Department presented an overview of the availability and condition of polling station buildings, drinking water, toilets, ramps, electricity connections and furniture. Officials discussed the facilities in place and measures required to meet prescribed AMF standards.

The commissioner directed the concerned officials to take the necessary steps to ensure polling stations have the required facilities. He also urged participants to assist the District Election Officer in carrying out election-related duties and to provide information on law-and-order issues that could hinder the conduct of the election.

Shri N. Ashok Kumar, IAS, accompanied by election officials, visited selected polling stations to assess facilities on the ground.

It may be mentioned that the district has 332 polling stations at 278 locations. The district has 1,70,587 registered voters, of whom 81,925 are men, 88,654 are women and eight are transgender.

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