The election commission of india is going to do many new experiments in the assembly elections to be held in Madhya

Pradesh this year. Chief election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar has told that in the assembly elections, the elderly and the

disabled will be able to vote from home. At the same time, the candidate of criminal image will have to issue information

to himself and the political party. In connection with the preparation for the assembly elections to be held in the state, a

team of the election commission of india came to madhya pradesh on a three-day tour.

During this stay, the election commission discussed with the representatives of political parties. At the same time, the

details of election preparations were also obtained from the administrative staff. Also took detailed information about

providing facilities at polling stations. Talking to reporters at the capital's Kushabhau thackeray Auditorium, Chief

Electoral Officer rajeev Kumar, while mentioning the special emphasis on the elderly, youth and women in the election,

said that in this election, the elderly and disabled were given the facility to vote from home. Is going. For this, 12-D form

has to be filled.

Information about criminal records will have to be given to the public

If this form is filled within five days of nomination, then the team of the commission will go to their homes and get them

to vote, and to ensure that the voting remains fair and confidential, its videography will also be done. Its information will

be given to all political parties. In elections, political parties also field people with criminal image. Voters have the right to

know about such candidates, that is why the election commission is making a new arrangement, under which, if the

candidate has a criminal record, then he will have to issue advertisements in major newspapers three times in his area,

also broadcast in electronic media. Will have to do, in which he will have to tell that such cases are registered against

him.