Special telephone numbers released to report violations of election laws

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Colombo, September 17 (Daily Mirror) - The Election Dispute Resolution Unit of the Election Commission has introduced several special telephone numbers for reporting election law violations and disputes.

These numbers aim to ensure a free and fair election on Saturday (21), allowing people to report illegal activities during polling.

The Commission requests the public to contact the special unit established at the General Election Secretariat, Rajagiriya for any related incidents.

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Nisha Tuesday, 17 September 2024 12:29 PM

Government phone numbers and websites are infamous of non-responsiveness and inefficiency. Will this this be any different?

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Samy Selvarajah Tuesday, 17 September 2024 12:40 PM

All election laws have been broken. What have you done so far? Nothing. What more can we expect?

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Balla Donkey Tuesday, 17 September 2024 08:01 PM

This is only report in, no action will be taken. Fool the people.

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NATO Tuesday, 17 September 2024 05:31 PM

There's a rule that only 5 people can do canvassing while doing door to door visits. Who followed and what actions have been taken on the ones complained so far?

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Good Tuesday, 17 September 2024 08:21 PM

A subsidiary company of One of the Largest conglomerate and No 1 in Sri Lanka, violating the election leave guidelines, this how the leave given. if the commission can investigate. Less than 100Km - Saturday Half day 100 - 150Km Friday Half Saturday Half day Above 150Km - Friday full and Saturday Half

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Ovini Wednesday, 18 September 2024 09:35 AM

are you talking about JKH??

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Dilakshan Seneviratne Wednesday, 18 September 2024 01:53 AM

Good on the Police, commend them when something good is done. Malicious rumours, lies and provocative actions are being directed against the NPP, by those facing imminent annihilation. Police must be allowed to do their duty impartially.

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