He issued a stern warning that criminal cases would be filed against officials or volunteers who fail to deliver voter slips to eligible voters as per the Election Commission of India’s guidelines. The officer instructed all teams to strictly follow the commission’s directives to ensure transparency and voter accessibility.

He also directed zonal officers to monitor the distribution process closely and address any complaints immediately. The move aims to ensure that every registered voter in Hyderabad receives their voter slip well before polling day.

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All officials who have completed three years or more in one place will be transferred. This includes district-level election officers, deputy election officers, returning officers, and assistant returning officers. The order also covers Block Development Officers, Tehsildars, Additional Collectors, Municipal Commissioners, Divisional Commissioners, and Excise Department staff.

The Commission has clarified that police officers like Additional Director Generals, Inspectors General, and Inspector-level officers will also be shifted if they served over three years in one district. However, special branches, training, and computerization staff will not be affected.

The Election Commission has asked the Bihar government to complete all transfers and submit a detailed report by October 6. These measures aim to ensure fair conduct of the Bihar Assembly elections.

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