With the Mysuru Lok Sabha constituency all set for the elections scheduled on April 26 under the first phase of polls in the State, the public campaign will come to an end on Wednesday at 6 p.m. There has to be no public campaigning - silence period - in the constituency 48 hours before the end of polling. However, door-to-door campaigning is allowed.
The polling will take place from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. The indelible ink has to be applied on the left index finger of the voter after he or she casts their vote. The Mysuru district administration has made elaborate arrangements for the smooth conduct of the polls with preparations almost done with the support of the city and district police and various other departments.
The month-long poll blitzkrieg will draw to a close on Wednesday, and those who have come from other parts of the state to hold campaigns and are not voters of this constituency are expected to leave after the campaigning ends, according to the election authorities.
