JANAKPUR: The District Administration Office, Dhanusha, has stated that 194 polling stations in the district are highly sensitive. Out of the 322 polling stations in the district, the office said that 194 have been classified as highly sensitive, 106 as sensitive, and 22 as normal.

The number of polling booths in the district is 645. According to Chief District Officer Prem Prasad Luintel, the polling stations were classified due to the open border, a high number of voters, and various types of problems that arose during voting in past elections. He stated that at least 10 to 12 security personnel will be deployed at each polling booth.

Under the leadership of the Chief District Officer and with the participation of all security chiefs, monitoring of highly sensitive polling stations continued today.

Dhanusha Chief District Officer Luintel further added that currently, monitoring is being conducted at polling stations connected to the Nepal-India border.

According to the Madhesh Province Election Office, there are 514,571 voters in the four constituencies of Dhanusha. Among them, there are 276,126 male voters, 238,435 female voters, and 10 gender minority (other) voters.

For the election, 6,500 employees will be deployed. Details of the employees to be deployed are currently being collected.

For the House of Representatives election in Dhanusha, there are 142 candidates across the four constituencies, with 34 candidates in Constituency No. 2, at least 45 in Constituency No. 3, and 37 in Constituency No. 4.