Sufficient bandobust arrangements have been made with deployment of personnel from central force and state police, among others, additional director general of police (Law and Order) Jitender told reporters here.
"The main objective of counting day bandobust is to ensure peaceful counting and peaceful atmosphere in the state after counting is completed...,'' he said.
Senior officers are closely monitoring and nearly 10,000 men and officers are being deployed for counting day bandobust duties under direct supervision of commissioners and superintendents of police, he said. This force is in addition to force already allotted for strong rooms.
The top police official further said access to people would be restricted in counting centre and only people authorised by the returning officer would be permitted with a valid pass.
No one is permitted to carry mobiles inside counting centers, he said adding prohibitory orders under section 144 CrPC would be promulgated within 100 metres of the counting centers and violators would be prosecuted.
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