ECI Encourages Voters To Use ‘Know Your Candidate’ Module In ECINET App
Hyderabad, Oct 23, (Maxim News): The Election Commission of India (ECI) has urged voters to make informed choices in the upcoming elections by using the ‘Know Your Candidate’ module available on the ECINET mobile application.
Through this module, voters can easily access complete details about contesting candidates, including their educational qualifications, Cases, assets, and liabilities.
This initiative aims to promote transparency and informed voting, empowering every voter to know the background of their candidates before casting their vote.
Voters can download the ECINET App from Android and iOS platforms and access the ‘Know Your Candidate’ section to stay well-informed before polling day. (Maxim News)
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