CURATED BY –DHEERAJ KUMAR AHIRWAL | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Damoh, all concerned officers have to work as per the instructions of the Election Commission of India. Assembly elections 2023 will have to be conducted in a fair and uninterrupted manner. The action already being taken should be increased and daily monitoring should be done, banks should keep this in mind that transactions of Rs 10 lakh or more should be monitored, general transactions keep happening, apart from this, if there is a sudden surge in transactions, then action should be taken as per the guidelines. To ensure that this is done, this information should be given to the Income Tax and Election Office daily. This matter is mentioned in the Departmental Proceedings Czar, L.O.R. And this was said by Election Commission of India's Expenditure Observer Manish J Ajudiya and Expenditure Observer Dinesh Hariram during the meeting organized regarding banking. The meeting was presided over by Collector and District Election Officer Mayank Aggarwal. Superintendent of Police Sunil Tiwari and concerned officials including Additional Collector and Deputy District Election Officer Meena Masram were present in the meeting.

He said that whatever the Excise Department is seizing, they should check whether there is any connection with the elections, if there is a sudden increase in the transactions of liquor vends/shops, then get it videographed and take action. In the case of cash at check/block, the police department should take utmost care that no vehicle is left behind during checking. He said that in the meeting Central G.S.T. The presence of the nodal officer and authorized representative of the department should be mandatory.

Collector and District Election Officer Mayank Aggarwal directed that Forest Department, Excise Department, Central GST, State GST, Transport Department will do the seizure as per the rules of their department and will ensure that whether the seizure is related to the election or not, the information about this will be given to the election office daily. It should be ensured that the information is sent, if the information is incomplete, then the incomplete information should be sent.

Collector Mayank Aggarwal said that the nodal officer of SST/FST was directed to stop and check the vehicles by barricading the SST/FST teams on the road. Keep changing the check posts so that checking can be done at all places. SST/FST The actions taken by the teams must be entered on the C-VIGIL app.

He said that banks and Income Tax Department should coordinate and take action by monitoring suspicious transactions in accounts worth Rs 10 lakh or more. The departments themselves are capable of taking action. If police is required, then demand police force and take action together. The transport department should ensure that challan actions are taken against vehicles by checking as many vehicles as possible.

Superintendent of Police Sunil Tiwari directed that apart from the check post, action should be taken by stopping the vehicles and joint action should be taken for big cash. Excise officer said that till now 68 cases of illegal liquor have been made in which cases have been registered against 46 accused, along with 410.24 liters. Liquor was seized whose estimated amount is Rs 950475/-.