The Election Commission is preparing to deploy approximately two hundred and fifty thousand employees for the duty of the election

Kathmandu. The Election Commission is deputing 246,000 employees for the upcoming elections. This is the government personnel working in the election, except the security personnel. There is also a provision to hire additional staff based on need. Based on the Election Commission Act and the guidelines and procedures related to election manpower management, the commission has prepared a manpower management plan. Which some employees have already started working in the field and some are in the process of working.

Kamal Bhattarai, the Assistant Spokesperson of the Commission, said that some employees have been deployed for the election process focusing on the Magsir 4 election. According to him, some employees are in the process of deployment while others are undergoing training. “The district election office has already provided the list of employees who will be deployed and those who cannot be deployed to the polling work,” said Bhattarai.

There is a provision in the Election Commission Act that the Chief Election Officer, Election Officer, Assistant Election Officer, Polling Officer, Assistant Polling Officer, and other necessary positions can be created and employees can be appointed or assigned to such positions as needed. There is a provision that all types of employees in government service can be engaged in election activities.

In Nepal’s constitution and laws related to elections, there is a provision that employees of all three levels or employees of institutions owned or controlled by the government of Nepal or provincial governments, or teachers or employees of universities or community schools, or teachers or employees of universities or community schools, can be appointed or employed for the performance of the duties of the commission. In Nepal’s constitution and laws related to elections, there is a provision that employees of all three levels or employees of institutions owned or controlled by the government of Nepal or provincial governments, or teachers or employees of universities or community schools, or teachers or employees of universities or community schools, can be appointed or employed for the performance of the duties of the commission.