Maharashtra Enforces Paid Holiday for Local Elections
The Maharashtra government has declared a paid holiday on February 7 for employees working in industries, private companies, and commercial establishments to ensure they can vote in the Zilla Parishad and Panchayat Samiti elections. This decision aims to maximize voter participation and upholds voting rights.
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The Maharashtra government has announced a paid holiday on February 7, allowing employees in various sectors to vote in the Zilla Parishad and Panchayat Samiti elections. The decision mandates time off for all registered voters.
The ruling includes workers in industries like IT companies, factories, and retail outlets, ensuring no hindrances in exercising their franchise.
Authorities aim to bolster voter turnout, with polls set for February 7 and vote counting scheduled for February 9. The move overcomes previous non-compliance issues, reaffirming employees' voting rights.
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