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Section 25: Procedure for the conduct of elections

The Karnataka Board of Homoeopathic Medicine and Court of Examiners (Election) Rules 1964State Rules of Karnataka · 1961

The following procedure shall be adopted in conducting the elections:-

(1) The Returning Officer shall read out the names of all the candidate who have been duly nominated as entered in Form IV.

(2) At the place set apart for voting, the voting, the Returning Officer shall provide a ballot box which shall be so constructed that the ballot papers can be introduced therein but cannot be withdrawn there from without the box being opened.

(3) The Returning Officer shall immediately before the votes are taken, show the ballot box empty to such members as may be present so that they may see that it is empty, and then shall lock it up and place his seal upon it the such manner as to prevent its being opened without breaking such seal.

(4) Every member wishing to vote shall be supplied with a ballot paper Form V bearing the seal of the Board and the signature of the Returning Officer and on which the names of all the contesting candidates are printed, ped or written in English or Kannada. At the time of issuing a ballot paper a member, the Register shall record the serial number thereof against the entry relating to the member in the copy of the list of members kept for the purpose.

(5) The member to whom a ballot paper is issued under sub-rule (4) all on receipt of the ballot paper proceed to the place set apart for the propose and there place a mark (X) against the name of the candidate for whom he wishes to vote. He shall then fold up the paper so as to conceal vote and insert it into the ballot box.

(6) The Returning Officer shall cause such arrangements to be made to prevent the members who have already voted from having access to members who are yet to vote.

(7) If owing to any physical infirmity a member is unable to make a mark the ballot paper, the Returning Officer shall record the vote on the ballot paper, in accordance with the wishes of the elector, fold it so as to conceal vote and insert it into the ballot box. While acting under the clause, the Returning Officer shall observe such secrecy as is feasible and shall keep of record of each such instance but shall not indicate there in the manner which any vote has been given.

(8) A member who has inadvertently dealt with his ballot paper in such manner that it cannot be conveniently used as a ballot paper may, on being it to the Returning Officer and on satisfying him of the inadvertence, even another ballot paper and the ballot paper so returning shall be marked ----- cancelled by the Returning Officer. If a member after obtaining a ballot paper decides not to use it, he shall return it to the Returning Officer and the ballot paper so returned shall be marked as “Returned Cancelled” by the Returning Officer. All ballot papers cancelled under this clause shall be kept in a separate packet.

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ActThe Karnataka Board of Homoeopathic Medicine and Court of Examiners (Election) Rules 1964
Section25
Marginal noteProcedure for the conduct of elections
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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