KAAC Poll 2022: 26 Constituencies of East And West Karbi Anglong Poll to be held on June

Last Polls and numbers of voters: 

The last KAAC election was held on June 17, 2017, and the council was constituted on July 3 the same year. A total of 7, 03,298 voters are registered to exercise their franchise in the election- 3,55,503 male and 3,47,790 female. Five third gender voters are also enrolled in the voter list.

There will be 906 polling stations. The biggest constituency is Lumbajong, which is in Diphu town with 69,815 voters. The smallest constituency is Sarupathar in Bokajan that has 10,128 voters,” Kumar said, adding that 57 very sensitive polling stations have been identified in the election.

“The maximum ceiling of expenditure by a candidate is Rs 4.5 lakh,” he added. Kumar also informed that 30 star campaigners will be permitted to recognized national political parties, 25 for recognized state political parties and 15 for registered unrecognized parties.

Security system during Election:

Apart from engaging about 12,000 government officials in the election, the state police will be deployed to maintain law and order. “The council preferred to go with ballot boxes but transparency will be maintained,” Kumar added.

Bodoland Territorial Council election 2022

The commission has also announced a by-election to the Koklabari council constituency under the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) on June 8. The counting of ballots will be held on June 12.

The by-election was necessitated in Koklabari as UPPL president and BTC chief executive member Pramod Boro vacated the Koklabari seat which he won along with Goibari in the 2020 BTC polls. Boro contested from both seats