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Assam Municipality poll to be held on Feb 9

| | Feb 06, 2015, at 02:34 am
Guwahati, Feb 5 (IBNS) : A total of 2,901 candidates are in fray in the municipality poll of Assam which will be held on Feb 9, officials of state election commission said.

During a press conference held in Guwahati on Thursday, the state election commission said that a total of 14,84,496 voters will cast their votes in the ULB’s elections across the state.

“The election will be held in 743 wards under 74  nos urban local body,” a top official of the state election commission said.

“We have taken all possible arrangements and beefed up security measures to hold a free and fair poll,” the official said.


(Reporting by Hemanta Kumar Nath)
 

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