Will you go and register your name in voter list?

Most of the states allow online submission (Chief election officer website) of your forms so you can scan your necessary documents and upload it directly. Things that you should know :

1) If you don't have a voter id card, apply it now and fill both form 001A and form 6.
2) If you already have a voter id card, to check whether your name is already registered in the Voter list, follow the below mentioned website of your respective state and search for your name in the voter list available online.
3) If you don't have your name listed in the voter list which is available online, Fill form 6 , you can submit this form online as well as submit in ERO (Electoral Registration Officers) office.
4) You must have 3 important documents before you fill any of these forms - ID Proof, Address proof & Age proof.

Voter registration for West Bengal:- http://ceowestbengal.nic.in/

BJP Memorandum to the Hon'ble Governor West Bengal

Sri Rahul Sinha along with other State Office bearers came out from Raj Bhavan

Dated 25th March, 2013
Shri M. K. Narayanan
Hon’ble Governor of West Bengal
Raj Bhawan Kolkata

Dear Sir,
You being the Constitutional Head of the State we would like to request your personal intervention to the recent incidents of dispute between the State Election Commission & Department of Panchayat, Government of West Bengal.

Sir, in the case of K. S. Tomar vs the Municipal Corporation of Ahmedabad, the five member Bench of Supreme Court of India’s ( 2006 Vol. VIII Page 352 ) verdict is clear that on the issue of Panchayat and Corporation Election the State Election Commission has the same power vide sec. 243(k), 243 (u) & 243 ZA (1) like the Election Commission of India by sec 324 of the Constitution of India. By which the State Election Commission will prepare voter list, conduct voting process independently. The State Govt. is bound to co-operate with the State Election Commission.

Sir, as per sec 243(3) of the Constitution of India, you will provide the required polling personnels for conducting the election. But the State Governments attitude, as reflected through their announcement is most undemocratic. The announcement shows the election to 14 districts on the first day, while rest 3 districts on the second day. Question arises, whether those three districts, namely Malda, Murshidabad and North Dinajpur are Maoist infested or are there any serious law and order problem or are there any deep rooted conspiracy?

Sir, the delimitation roaster was announced on 15.03.2013. But under West Bengal Panchayat Election Act & Rule, 2006, part 3 Rules 26, para No. 27(4) says that at least a 45 days gap is needed for conducting Panchayat Election. Which was not observed.

Sir, you are aware that during College Election at Garden Reach, an Officer of Kolkata Police was shot dead by ruling Party hooligans and the Government has to postpone all the College elections for six months as the Government feared that this detoriation of Law and Order is not managable by the State Police. If this Government is incapable of holding College Election, how can they dare to hold Panchayat election with these police force? Hence, Central Armed Force is needed for a free and fair Panchayat Election.

Sir, We demanded a 5 phase election but conceded to State Election Commission’s 3 phase proposal. We demanded sufficient Central Armed Force in each booth. We demanded separate window in each DM/ SDO Office, if there are incidents of forcible repulsion of aspiring candidates at BDO offices, we demanded issuance of provisional SC/ST/OBC certificates, as were given earlier and which, for some unknown reason been blocked this year.

Sir, you being the constitutional head of this state, we request you to save our State from blood bath and to hold a free and fair Panchayat election.

With all our regards,

RAHUL SINHA, President
PRAVAKAR TEWARI, Vice President
ASHIM SARKAR, General Secretary
RITESH TEWARI, Secretary
KAMAL BERIWAL, Secretary

Letter to the State Election Commissioner by Sri Rahul Sinha, President, WB

New ideas with information technology in West Bengal party organisation

The Information Technology (IT) Cell is a team of dedicated volunteers from IT and non-IT professional backgrounds who are volunteering their time and efforts in ensuring that BJP West Bengal reaches out to its people and voters using Information and Communication Technology as an effective medium of contact.
 
About IT Cell
The Information Technology (IT) Cell was formed in 2009 under the leadership of Sri Rahul Sinha, President of BJP West Bengal. Sri Manas Ghosh was appointed as the first Convener of BJP West Bengal IT Cell. But later IT Cell has started it’s function in 2010 with social networking activities and group meeting has been started in 2012.

Why IT Cell?

• The tech-savvy president of the United States, Barack Obama has launched a weekly broadcast on the popular INTERNET site YouTube.
• The internet and text messages were the backbone of Obama’s successful campaign.
• Obama insisted on having a LAPTOP at the Oval office in Washington which would be a first too.
• Many are comparing Obama to Franklin Roosevelt..who also used new TECHNOLOGY to reach out to people..that time it was the radio.
• Now reports say Obama may even create a post of chief technology officer in his administration.
• Technology is just one more tool in the 21st Century Politics.
• Political parties are aggressively using Technology to stay competitive.
• Effective use of Technology is a matter of survival moving forward.

Objectives

• Attract IT Professionals to the Party.
• Automation of party offices up to the District Level.
• Advise the Party and Government on IT Policy related matters and E-governance.
• Efficient use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to reach out to voters.
• Spread the party’s ideology, message and commitment to the people using the platform of technology.
• Overall, help the party to build a strong base in West Bengal.

Scope

• Email IDs for all office bearers and active party workers.
• Website for the party, candidates and elected members.
• SMS services to send bulk messages to voters.
• Automated messages to voters with pre-recorded voice messages from the party leaders.
• Digital repository to upload and store data.
• Communication network between district offices and state office and central office.
• Video conferencing and Tele conferencing from state office to central office.
• Process automation, paperless office, elimination of physical storage records, and much more.

Our Team
The IT Cell has a strong team of qualified professionals with both IT and non-IT backgrounds who are highly talented and greatly efficient. This robust team is the driving force behind the successful initiatives and accomplishments of the IT Cell.