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21(3) 21(18) 9(7) — 34(24) 24(9) 9(3) 23(19) 36(36) 27(25) 21(12) 31(7) 23(21) 1(1) 37(17) 20(7) 15(4) 1957 1962 15(5) 19(7) 16(5) 15(4) 12(6) 15(13) 11(5) 15(4) 16(15) 17(14) 19(18) 16(14) 16(6) 14(14) 7(6) 6(2) 8(5} 5(3) 10) 15(15) 15(3) 12(4) KD 7(7> 8(4) 6(3) 7(3) 7(7) 1(1) 7(6) 7(5) 10(9) 1(1) 3(2) 16(4) 5(3) A single day poll was achieved only in the States of Kerala and Punjab and in the Union Territory of Delhi. It is to be hoped that, although it might not be possible for the other States to reach this ideal for some years to come, they would, by the next general election, be in a position to curtail their polling programme to some extent and get through the poll in a somewhat shorter period.
West Bengal . . . . . . . June 4,1962 June 8, 1962 • June 10, 1962 June 17, 1962 Assam Mysore . • . Gujarat . Maharashtra . . . June 17, 1962 M a d h y a Pradesh . . . July 1, 1962 Jammu & Kashmir . . July 17, 1962 44 ELECTION PROGRAMME The Legislative Assemblies of Kerala and Orissa had been elected only in February 1960 and June 1961, respectively, and consequently,. in 1962, general elections were not due in these two States so far as their Legislative Assemblies were concerned.
It was subsequently ascertained from the manufacturers that this defect could be removed if the boxes were subjected to a minor repair. In view, however, of the fact that a large number of other ballot boxes, which were free from any defect, were readily available and were in any case to be disposed of as surplus to requirement, it was not considered worthwhile incurring any additional expenditure on the repair of the Allwyn boxes. The Commission recommended to the Government of India and the States concerned that theAllwyn type of ballot boxes, wherever they were in use, should be completely replaced by the transfer of Godrej boxes from the State where they were surplus.