Madeshma Yasari Ghankiyo Rashtriya Geet

The Election Commission has picked AIT Private Limited, a Lalitpur-based Nepali organization, to supply 30,000 polling booths for the up and coming nearby level decisions booked for May 14.

After Japan and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) expre-ssed their powerlessness to supply the voting booths refering to time requirement, the decision body on March 1 had welcomed tenders from intrigued providers to convey tallying stations made of plastic.

AIT has been chosen as its cited cost of Rs106.8 million to supply polling booths and the security seals was the most minimal among six bidders, said EC Spokesperson Surya Sharma. “We will now welcome AIT for consenting to the arrangement,” he said.

As indicated by EC authorities, AIT ought to convey the polling stations and security seals inside one month from now according to the terms set in the delicate notice. Of the 85,000 polling stations required for the races, the EC has 65,000 available to its.

Considering bigger tally papers in the neighborhood level surveys, the EC arrangements to get new polling stations with the limit of 80 liters. The current voting booths have the limit of 40 liters.

Prior to the EC made the delicate call for voting booths, no less than three makers including A Daga Steel and Industrial Corporation of India had moved toward the survey expert with enthusiasm to supply the polling booths.

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