District Collector Kranthi Kumar Pati Inspects Surveillance at Engineering College in Thadagam Road

On April 21, Coimbatore District Collector Kranthi Kumar Pati inspected the surveillance activities at the Government Engineering College located on Thadagam Road, where voting machines are securely stored.


Coimbatore: In a surprise visit on April 21, District Collector Kranthi Kumar Pati toured the Government Engineering College on Thadagam Road to inspect the ongoing surveillance measures. The college, currently housing the securely kept voting machines, was under the watchful eyes of police and central security forces. The Collector's visit emphasized on ensuring the security and integrity of the voting machines. Following his inspection of the personnel, Pati also reviewed the CCTV footage to further assess the security measures in place.

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