The Dhanusha District Administration Office has identified 194 polling centers as highly sensitive. Out of the district’s 322 polling centers, 194 have been categorized as highly sensitive, 106 as sensitive, and 22 as normal. In total, there are 645 polling units across the district.
According to Chief District Officer Prem Prasad Luintel, the classification is based on factors such as open border points, high voter concentration, and various problems observed in past elections. Each polling unit will deploy 10 to 12 security personnel.
Under the leadership of the Chief District Officer, all security chiefs are participating in monitoring the highly sensitive polling centers. Luintel said that monitoring is ongoing, particularly for polling centers near the Nepal–India border.
According to the Madhesh Province Election Office, there are 514,571 registered voters across four constituencies in Dhanusha. This includes 276,126 male voters, 238,435 female voters, and 10 voters belonging to gender and sexual minorities (others). A total of 6,500 election staff will be deployed, with details of the personnel currently being finalized.
For the House of Representatives elections, Dhanusha has 142 candidates across the four constituencies: 34 in Constituency No. 2, 45 in Constituency No. 3, and 37 in Constituency No. 4.
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