Indore: Indore election office has received 226 Electronically Transmitted Postal Ballot System (ETPBS) till Wednesday evening.As many as 1892 government employees, who are either in the Army and posted on borders or foreign countries, registered as service voters in Indore, would use ETBPS to cast their votes. As per the instructions of Election Commission of India, ETPBS that will be received till 8am on December 3 — before counting starts — will be accepted and added to the counting.Around 1600 government employees, who are posted in Indore but are registered as voters in other districts, cast their votes through postal ballots that were sent to their respective home-towns for counting and adding in the results. Also, Indore election office has received postal ballots of 320 government employees, who are voters of Indore, but are posted in other districts.All the postal ballots, including those cast by electors above 80 years of age and persons with disabilities from their home, will be transported to Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium at 4:30 pm on Saturday.We also published the following articles recentlyMP Chief Electoral Officer suspends Postal Nodal officer in connection with opening of postal ballots in BalaghatMadhya Pradesh chief electoral officer Anupam Rajan suspended postal nodal officer Himmat Singh in connection with opening postal ballots before counting of votes in Balaghat district. Congress party accused Balaghat District Election Officer Girish Kumar Mishra of opening postal ballot votes before counting day. Congress delegation led by JP Dhanopia lodged a complaint to the Election Commission. Congress State President Kamal Nath urged electoral officers to work impartially during critical counting on December 3. Election Commission invalidated voting of police personnel in Khandwa district.Congress writes to Madhya Pradesh chief electoral officer over postal ballot malpractice in Balaghat; officials deny chargeCongress submits memorandum to Madhya Pradesh chief electoral officer, seeking action against Balaghat collector for alleged malpractice with postal ballots. Chief Electoral Officer denies allegations, stating Congress leaders are satisfied with procedure. Service votes segregated by assembly in presence of authorized agents. Congress vice president alleges postal ballots taken out and mishandled, seeks suspension of Balaghat Collector and associated employees. Collector denies allegations, stating strict process followed. Divisional commissioner suspends nodal officer for negligence. Congress city unit president confirms satisfaction after explanation and clarification provided by poll authorities. Poll agents of Congress and other parties submit letter detailing segregation process to election officials.Rajasthan polls: Polling to start at 7 am, over 3 lakh exercise franchise via postal ballotOver 3 lakh people exercised their franchise via postal ballot ahead of the Assembly elections in Rajasthan. As many as 51,890 polling stations, including 12,500 sensitive booths, have been set up. Polling will start at 7 am and will be monitored through webcasting. Over 1 lakh police personnel have been deployed for smooth operations. Facilities for differently-abled persons and home voting have been arranged. Elections in Karanpur constituency were adjourned due to the passing away of the Congress candidate.

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