ceochandigarh.nic.in Form 2/2A/3 For Service Electors : CEO Chandigarh

Organisation : Chief Electoral Officer Chandigarh
Facility : Form 2/2A/3 For Service Electors
Download Form 2/2A/3 : https://www.electionin.in/uploads/494-Service_Electors.pdf
Home Page : https://ceochandigarh.gov.in/

Related / Similar Service :
CEO Chandigarh Application to Link Your Aadhar

Form 2/2A/3 For Service Electors

DECLARATION BY SERVICE PERSONNEL :
(TO BE ATTACHED WITH THE STATEMENT IN FORM 2 OR 2A, AS THE CASE MAY BE)
I, ……… (NAME IN BLOCK LETTERS) am applying through my Record Office/Commandant for getting myself *and my wife registered as service elector(s) in the last part of the electoral roll of my native place where I would have been ordinarily resident but for my service qualification, and wish to avail the facility of postal ballot paper/proxy at the time of election, as and when held, in the constituency in which my native place lies.

HELPLINE : 1950, 0172-2700322

I, hereby, declare that I *and my wife have neither got *ourselves/myself already registered nor have applied for such registration as ordinary electors in the general part of the electoral roll of the place where I am presently posted and residing or any other constituency.
I further declare that I am aware of the law that prohibits getting registered as an elector at more than one place either in the same constituency or in different constituencies and if my name *or my wife’s name so appears at different places, the same may be deleted from all such places except from the last part of the electoral roll of my native place for which I have made the enclosed statement.

You can also enrol as a General Voter instead :
** You should be serving at a peace station to get enrolled there as a General Voter
** Fill Form 6 for registration alongwith requisite documents
** You will receive EPIC (Elector Photo Identity Card)
** You can vote at the polling station physically
** Check your name on the electoral roll ahead of elections
** Only those whose names appear on electoral roll can cast their vote

Steps taken by ECI to facilitate Voters :
** Polling day reminders through SMS and on Radio, Television and Public address systems
** EVM familarisation camps
** Extensive Search facility for name on voter list – website, SMS, Helplines, locating PS on net
** Enrolment forms at prominent places including Banks and Post Offices, Colleges etc

Unique Stories of Inclusion :
** Women from Dadaal in Rajasthan, who had never participated in elections due to socio-cultural reasons voted for the first time ever since the independence of the country in post SVEEP Assembly elections in 2013.
** After efforts for SVEEP, two members of the Shompen tribe of Great Nicobar, considered to be one of the last surviving stone-age tribes, voted for the first time in Lok Sabha elections 2014.
** SVEEP through its facilitation measures ensured that every voter gets to exercise their franchise, as polling stations were created for a single household in Serdanand in Chhattisgarh and even a single voter in Gir, Gujarat.
** Despite difficult terrain and security issues, Jammu & Kashmir had a record turnout of 49.72% in Lok Sabha elections 2014, a significant increase of 10.05% over 2009, due to exhaustive SVEEP programme in the State.