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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lkdood" data-source="post: 6485494" data-attributes="member: 92282">While commending Elections Commissioner’s measures to prevent any kind of malpractices in Tuesday’s Presidential election using temporary ID cards, monitors said yesterday about 465 public sector employees are facing disciplinary action for engaging in election violations in the recently held provincial polls.  CaFFE Spokesman Keerthi Tennakoon told The Nation that officers who are engaged in election duties have to be extra vigilant as the election authorities will not let them escape easily, if found guilty of helping any kind of election offence. “We urge the Elections Commissioner once again to publish the list of temporary ID holders in each electorate before the Election Day if possible, so that everyone who walks into the polling booth on Tuesday will know who has obtained temporary IDs,” he added.He also encouraged genuine voters to ask for a tender ballot paper from the SPO, if their vote is already being cast.“If a genuine voter found that his vote is already being cast, he can ask the SPO to provide him a tender ballot paper. It is in blue colour. The voter himself should put it into the ballot box once he cast his vote. So that if there were few tender ballot papers in a ballot box it is an indication for the Election Commissioner to decide whether there was any malpractice,” Tennakoon noted.<a href="http://www.caffe.lk/465_public_servants_facing_axe_over_poll_violations_-5-1682.html" target="_blank">caffe</a></blockquote>

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