The Fact News Service
Chandigarh, April 12
Spearheading the charge for efficient electoral processes, Punjab’s Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Sibin C, launched the Poll Activity Management System (PAMS) for the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections 2024 in his office today.
It is pertinent to mention that during the Assembly Elections of 2022, the PAMS played a pivotal role in monitoring various poll events such as Party Dispatched, Party Arrived, Mock Poll conducted, Poll Started, Poll Closed, Voters in Queue at 6 pm, Party Dispersed, Party Reached and Material Deposited. This system facilitated real-time monitoring of activities across all polling stations through sector magistrates, utilizing a dedicated mobile application.
Sibin C underscored that the PAMS has been enhanced and refined for the forthcoming Lok Sabha Elections 2024, promising heightened efficiency in managing election-related activities while ensuring transparency in the electoral process. To provide real-time updates, mobile applications compatible with both Android and iOS platforms have been developed. Moreover, a token-based access algorithm has been implemented to ensure secure interactions between the application and the server. Leveraging GPS coordinates (latitude and longitude), the application meticulously tracks the movement of parties during the dispatch process, thereby upholding transparency and accountability at every step.
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A massive fire broke out at the protest site of farmers at Shambhu Border on Thursday.
Due to this fire, a few tents of farmers including their belongings burnt. One of their tractors has also burnt. With the efforts of farmers, the fire was controlled.
The farmers are sitting at the Shambhu Border since February and are demanding guarantee on MSP from the Centre.
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Two motorcycle-borne youths on seeing the police van patrolling in Talwandi Bhai, to keep an eye on unscrupulous, mischievous and anti-social elements, turned around and fled away throwing the bag, on the road, in their hands.
On opening the bag, 1.5 kg of heroin was found. Meanwhile, a case against two unidentified persons under the NDPS Act has been registered at Talwandi Bhai and further investigations are underway with IO Charan Singh, based on available evidence or using technical sources etc.
