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People asked to make use of cVigil app
SVEEP (Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation) Nodal Officer Kotaji said that awareness would be created on cVigil app among all people to conduct ensuing Lok Sabha elections in a transparent manner.
Vikarabad: SVEEP (Systematic Voters' Education and Electoral Participation) Nodal Officer Kotaji said that awareness would be created on cVigil app among all people to conduct ensuing Lok Sabha elections in a transparent manner.
He gave a power point presentation at Ambedkar Bhavan here on Thursday.
Kotaji advised people to download the cVigil app and lodge complaints irregularities if found in the ensuing elections.
The officer advised people to upload photos and videos on irregularities during elections in their area through the app.
He said vigilance team would act swiftly and initiate action.
Kotaji asked people not to waste their vote.
District medical health officer Upender Reddy, Civil supplies assistant officer Rajesh, doctors, AASHA workers, ANMs and others were present.
