The student union election schedule at Sumitranandan Pant Government College in Garur has been announced, with 18 nomination forms sold for different s. The development marks the start of the formal contest at the Bageshwar district college.
Dr Avdhesh Tiwari, the college’s student union in-charge, said 18 prospective candidates had purchased nomination papers. The next stage will be the submission of those papers on Thursday.
Scrutiny and withdrawal schedule
Candidates will have the opportunity to withdraw their nominations on Saturday. College officials will also examine the submitted papers that day and announce the candidates whose nominations are found valid.
The scrutiny process will determine the final list for the election. Until that stage is completed, the number of candidates formally contesting each is not available in the supplied information.
Polling and result process
Voting is scheduled for Tuesday at the Garur college. Counting will take place on the same day after polling concludes, allowing the election results to be declared during the scheduled process.
The successful candidates will take their oath on Tuesday as well. This means the college has planned voting, result counting and the swearing-in ceremony within the same election-day programme.
Q. How many nomination forms were purchased?
18 nomination forms were purchased for different student union s.
Q. Where is the election being held?
The election is being held at Sumitranandan Pant Government College in Garur, Bageshwar.
Q. When will candidates submit their nominations?
Nomination papers will be filed on Thursday.
Q. What will happen on Saturday?
Withdrawals and scrutiny of nomination papers will take place on Saturday. The college will then announce the valid candidates.
Q. When will voting and counting take place?
Polling and counting are scheduled for Tuesday. The elected candidates will also take their oath that day.
Conclusion
The election has entered its nomination phase, with 18 forms sold and the remaining schedule fixed for filing, scrutiny, polling, counting and the oath ceremony.
