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CCEM holds consultations on clean election

Chakhesang Clean Election Movement (CCEM) continued its wide range consultations with the village leaders, VCCs, VDBs, youth, women, booth level officers, pastors and church leaders of 16th Pfutsero constituencies and 17th Chizami constituencies on Tuesday at Chakhesang Mission Centre Church T. Chikri Pfutsero. 
A press note by CCEM media secretary, Kupelhi Losou stated that Chakhesang Public Organisations (CPO) president, Kekhwengulo Lea and director of Life Sports Nagaland, Colo Mero, spoke on the general view of clean election and John Lohe deliberated on clean electoral roll and proxy voting.
Leaders from 27 villages who attended the meeting thoroughly deliberated on clean electoral roll and proxy voting and resolved that village council members and booth level officers would take the responsibility to oversee inclusion of eligible voters from 18-21 years. They also resolved to delete the names of the deceased and all illegal voters. 
The leaders strongly affirmed to setup check gates to control the inflow of liquors to Phek district. The village council chairmen and pastors agreed to setup volunteers in their own villages and towns to monitor the clean election pledges in its true spirit in the coming general election. Pastors were also requested to preach on the importance of clean election on Sunday worship services.
Earlier, the meeting was chaired by convener CCEM, Dr. Kuzhopoyo Tunyi, Rev. Dr. Yiepetso Wezah led the devotion and CBCC executive secretary, Rev. Dr. Vezopa Tetseo gave a brief introduction about the meeting. Rev Dr. Neingupe Chiero said the benediction. 

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