Relief Urged for Stressed Electoral Booth Officers
Delhi Congress president Devender Yadav addressed concerns about excessive workload on Booth Level Officers handling electoral roll revision. Yadav highlighted their dual responsibilities, leading to mental stress and health risks. He urged authorities to alleviate their burden to avoid further strain and ensure effective participation in electoral processes.
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Devender Yadav, the Delhi Congress president, has raised an alarm over the strenuous workload faced by Booth Level Officers (BLOs) tasked with revising electoral rolls.
In a letter to senior officials and government leaders, he noted that BLOs, many of whom are teachers, struggle with both academic and administrative demands.
Yadav warned of significant health risks, including reports of stress-related deaths among BLOs. He appealed for immediate action to relieve their burden, ensuring fair and manageable working conditions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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