Nine Officials Banned from Election Duties in Hambantota for Political Involvement

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September 20, Colombo (LNW): Nine government officials in the Hambantota district have been barred from participating in election duties due to allegations of promoting political parties. The banned individuals include teachers, principals, and public health inspectors, according to Hambantota District Election Officer MP Sumanasekara.

Sumanasekara revealed that further complaints have been lodged against ten other government officials, and the Election Commission has been notified for further action.

The Election Commission reiterated the importance of neutrality among government officials engaged in election-related duties. In a statement, it emphasized that public officials must maintain respectful and professional relationships with voters, candidates, and their authorized representatives.

The Commission instructed all officials to act courteously and efficiently, ensuring a smooth and respectful voting process. It highlighted the need for officials to perform their duties with utmost diligence to allow voters to exercise their right to vote freely and fairly.

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