25 IAS officers of Rajasthan have been appointed general election observers for all the parliamentary constituencies and 13 IPS officers as police observers for the peaceful conduct of Lok Sabha elections in Rajasthan.

 

According to Chief Electoral Officer of Rajasthan Anand Kumar, S. S. Guleria has been appointed the observer of Tonk-Sawai Madhopur, Ram Niwas Sharma of Ajmer Lok Sabha constituency, Rakesh Kumar Mishra of Pali, and Rajesh Kumar of Jodhpur.

 

For Barmer Lok Sabha constituency, O.T. Chingmak Chang is made the observer, for Jalore Y Kikhato Sema, and for Udaipur Rajesh Singh Rana.

 

Dharmendra Singh is appointed the general observer for Banswara Lok Sabha constituency, Minhaj Alam for Chittorgarh, Arun Kumar Mishra for Rajsamand, and Prakash GC for Bhilwara.

 

Neeraj Shukla is the observer for Kota, Shekhar Verma for Jhalawar-Baran, Abhishek Jain for Ganganagar, M Ramachandrudu for Bikaner, Ratnakar Raut for Churu and Trilok Chandra KB for Jhunjhunu.

 

Mahendra Bahadur Singh is made the observer for Sikar Lok Sabha constituency, Krishna Gohain for Jaipur rural constituency, Kum B R Dave for Jaipur constituency, Amit Chaudhuri for Alwar, Vijay Singhal for Bharatpur, Patil Rajesh Prabhakar for Karauli-Dholpur.

 

Chandra Shekhar will look after Dausa Lok Sabha constituency and Jyotish Lal Debvarma Nagaur constituency.

 

In the list of 13 IPS observors are Naresh Kumar (Tonk-Sawai Madhopur and Ajmer), Harbaaj Singh (Jalore and Udaipur), Gursharan Singh (Nagaur and Bikaner), Pramod Kumar (Pali and Jodhpur), Rajesh Kumar (Barmer), R Chinnaswamy (Banswara and Chittorgarh), Anil Kumar (Rajsamand and Bhilwara), Pankaj Kumar (Kota and Jhalawar-Baran), Devendra Thakur (Ganganagar and Churu), Kaliraj Mahesh Kumar S (Jhunjhunu and Sikar), Jatin Narwal (Jaipur rural and Alwar), Shalini Singh (Dausa and Jaipur urban), Maheshwar Dayal (Karauli and Dholpur).