Women polling personnel proceed for election duty from DCs office Dimapur after collecting the election materials on February 26. A total of 26 polling stations under Dimapur district will be manned by only women polling personnel.
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Troops of 11th NAP India Reserve DGP Reserve Spcia; platoon performing MVCP at Ngwalwa on the eve of election to the 13th Nagaland Legislative Assembly .[/caption]
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Women Polling Personnel after collecting the election materials for election duty at Kiphire town on February 26. (DIPR & Morung Photo)[/caption]
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Polling officials collect polling materials at DC & DEOs office Kohima on February 26. (DIPR Photo)[/caption]
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Women Polling Personnel along with EVM & VVPAT leaving DC & DEO office, Longleng on February 26.[/caption]
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Polling parties with election machineries being deployed to all the 33 polling stations in 24 villages under the 13 A/C Pughoboto on February 26. (DIPR Photo)[/caption]
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Polling officer walks with an Electronic Voting Machine before leaving for the deputed polling station in Dimapur on February 26. Elections to the state of Nagaland will be held on February 27. (Photo by Soreishim Mahong)[/caption]
IN THE LINE OF DUTY: Polling officials and security personnel are seen trekking to Old Thewati village for their election duty in this screen grabs shared on social media. Old Thewati Village is situated in the Nazapfu range of Meluri Sub Division under Phek district. The village, which borders Burma, near the International Border Pillar 132 and is about 120 kilometers from Meluri Headquarter. A notification from the Election Commission of India informed that it is included in the polling stations also known as P-2 stations, for which the poll timings has been notified from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Due to the far-flung and remote terrain of these locations, polling parties have to move out from the dispersal centre (District Hq.) two days prior to date of poll. There are 102 such polling stations in Nagaland spread over 8 (eight) Assembly Constituencies falling under six districts- 9 in Kiphire, 41 in Mon, 12 in Phek, 8 in Tuensang, 30 in Wokha and 3 in Zunheboto.
