what is section 49P??
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section 49P in the conduct of elections rules,1961
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Section 49P in The Conduct of Elections Rules, 1961.
It gives the power to a person who 'seeks to vote after another person has already voted as such elector.' The section states that the person should be allowed to vote after 'satisfactorily answering questions relating to his identity as the presiding officer may ask'.
If a person representing himself to be a particular elector seeks to vote after another person has already voted as such elector, he shall, on satisfactorily answering such questions relating to his identity as the presiding officer may ask, be, instead of being allowed to vote through the balloting unit, supplied with a tendered ballot paper which shall be of such design, and the particulars of which shall be in such language or languages as the Election Commission may specify.
Every such elector shall before being supplied with a tendered ballot paper write his name against the entry relating to him in Form 17B.
On receiving the ballot paper he shall forthwith—proceed to the voting compartment;
record there his vote on the ballot paper by placing a cross mark ‘X’ with the instrument or article supplied for the purpose on or near the symbol of the candidate for whom he intends to vote;
fold the ballot paper so as to conceal his vote;
show to the presiding officer, if required, the distinguishing mark on the ballot paper;
give it to the presiding officer who shall place it in a cover specially kept for the purpose; and
leave the polling station.
If owing to blindness or physical infirmities, such elector is unable to record his vote without assistance; the presiding officer shall permit him to take with him a companion, subject to the same conditions and after following the same procedure as laid down in rule 49N for recording the vote in accordance with his wishes
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