The upcoming Super App, the Election Commission will get the same place for 40 applications – the ECI will soon launch a single -point application subcategory over 40 applications
A new site is to be launched soon by the Election Commission. Its name will be an iceine, which can be accessed by the application and the web. Voters, poll officers and political parties will benefit the service.
Essential will be on the same platform, where all the jobs and voters can do. This information was shared by the polls on Sunday. A total of 40 services available for different applications and web can be accessed on a platform.
Soon the service of many applications will be available on the Ecinet operating system. There are many applications such as voter helpline, voter voting, CVIGIL, Swida 2.0, SMS, Saksham and CUC. Over 5.5 crore of these applications has been downloaded.
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There is no need for a separate application installation
After the Easiner, mobile users do not need to install a lot of applications for different tasks related to the EC or they will not remember their login details. The proposal on the site was presented by Chief Election Commissioner Gayanesh Kumar during the recent conference.
Crores of people will benefit
Essential is expected to benefit about 100 crore voters and the entire election system. With the help of this site, many are going to benefit, of which 10.5 lakh booth level officials, about 15 lakh booth -level agents appointed by political parties, PLA, about 45 lakh voting staff, 15597 Assistant Elections Officer (Eros), 4,123 and Eroos).
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Election Commission officials will provide information
With the help of the Eisenet, mobile users can access election data from the use and desktop. This data will be provided by the Election Commission officials. The data filled by the Election Commission will ensure that this data is more and more phonetic. Election officials have provided this information.
