Delhi election, bank holiday: By voting continues in 70 convent meetings today, February 5, through the consequences that will be announced on February 8 by Indian elections (ECO). In bid to encourage Voters Turnout, various offices and private offices in Delhi will remain closed, but important services such as Delhi Metro and bus services will continue to work.
Delhi election: When?
Voting Stations will remain open from 7:00 am at 6:00 pm on Wednesday, February 5. Voters are advised to arrive at a long line and they have properly cast their votes.
Delhi election: Will there be a bank holiday on February 5?
Yes, according to the Delhi Government Procemination Act, 25 of the Delhi Directorate of 1881 and section 135-B We have been announced by the Law in 1951, banks and government offices will be closed tomorrow to prepare for voters participating.
Haryana employees paid
The Harnana government also announced a break paid for its staff to encourage them to vote in the Delhi Conference.
Leave Noida, Gurugram workers
If you are registered vote in Delhi but worked in Noida or Gurugam, you have the right to leave for your employer under section 135-B of representation.
Metro Metro services Day Day
Supporting the original voters and election officials, Delhi Metro started services at 4: 00 am in every line, working with the average of 30 minutes until 6:00 am. Standard services will resume afterwards. In addition, Metro services will be expanded more than regular hours on February 5 nights in order to accommodate election workers.
