What actions are needed to ensure staff safety without compromising the staff election duty
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Formation of investigation team to find the culprits
Indulging in active conversation regarding the act of goods with the candidates
Warning of screw action if such cases arise again
Deployment of additional police protection for staff safety
Approaching the seniors for their guidance
Putting on record the earlier videographic evidence and warning to the candidates.
A conducting environment is necessary for the staff to feel safe and perform their duty.
Elections needs to be fair and it is duty of a civil servant to ensure this.
Conclusion
T.N. Seshan, S.Y. Qureshi and other election commissioners have showcased the electro value of integrity in this regard.
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- Practical and implementable suggestions
- Multi-pronged approach addressing investigation and prevention
- Recognition of need for institutional support (seniors guidance)
- Addresses both immediate safety and long-term deterrence
Aditya Agarwal
Administrative Ethics and Election Management
Staff Safety and Election Conduct
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