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Section 61: Tendered votes

Chhattisgarh Krishi Upaj Mandi (Mandi samiti ka nirvachan) Niyam, 1997State Rules of Chhattisgarh · 1973

(1) If a person representing himself to be a particular voter named in the voter’s list applies for a ballot paper after another person has already voted as such voter, the applicant shall after duly answering such questions as the Presiding Officer may ask, be entitled to receive a ballot paper, referred to hereinafter as a “tendered ballot paper”, in the same manner as any other voter.

(2) Every person shall before supplied with a tendered ballot paper affix his signature or thumb impression against the entry relating to him in a list in Form 20.

(3) A tendered ballot paper shall be the same as any other ballot paper used at the polling station except that :—

(a) such tendered ballot paper shall be serially the last in the bundle of ballot papers issued for used at the polling station; and

(b) such tendered ballot paper and its Counterfoil shall be endorsed on the back with the word “Tendered ballot paper” by the Presiding Officer in his own and signed by him.

(4) The voter, after marking a tendered ballot paper in the polling compartment and folding it, instead of inserting it into the ballot box, shall give it to the Presiding Officer, who shall place it in a cover specially kept for the purpose.

(5) Separate covers shall be used for keeping the tendered ballot papers for election to the offices of Agriculturist Member, Trader Member and Chairman.

Where this provision sits

ActChhattisgarh Krishi Upaj Mandi (Mandi samiti ka nirvachan) Niyam, 1997
Section61
Marginal noteTendered votes
JurisdictionState of Chhattisgarh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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